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In BTC trading, how do you choose the right position size? Don't let one mistake destroy your entire account!
In BTC trading, many people devote a lot of effort to predicting market direction, but overlook a question that directly affects their account’s survival: how much capital should they actually commit? Even if they get the direction right, an oversized position could force them out early due to sharp volatility along the way.
So, how can you choose a position size scientifically?
First, don't confuse your account balance with your actual position size. The amount of money in your accoun

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#SNDKMarketAnalysis | SanDisk: Is an Oversold Recovery Coming or Is Another Correction Ahead?
Current Reference Price: $812 USD
SanDisk (NASDAQ: SNDK) is entering a critical technical zone after experiencing significant selling pressure. The stock has attracted attention because of its connection to the global memory, NAND flash and data-storage industry, but recent price action shows that even strong companies can experience aggressive corrections.

At the reference price of $812, the main question is whether buyers can defend the current support region and establish

AI giants are burning through cash like crazy! Data center investment is cooling—will BTC miners be left trembling too?

The AI industry is facing a soul-searching question: after burning through so much money, when will it actually start paying off?
Over the past few years, tech giants have been building data centers at a breakneck pace, while chip, server, power, and cloud computing companies have been raking it in. The market believes AI is the future, so the more capital companies spend, the more excited investors get. But now things have changed. Investors are asking: after investing hund

Bitcoin’s outlook for this week: 72,500 is not the bottom; I’m more inclined to expect another test of 71,000–71,400.
The Jiazi piece projected 73k based on a 10% drop from 81,490. This morning, spot hit a low of 73,510, already close to that level. But my view is not that “the target is almost here, so the decline is over.” Last week closed around 74,851, and 77,500 has been decisively lost; the bears have yet to give up control.
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75,600 held for three days, but still broke. Overnight, BTC plunged to 73,510 on a single wick, liquidating $715 million in long positions in one hour. It’s back to 75,148 this morning—the first day after the breakdown, the key thing to watch isn’t how high the rebound goes, but whether 73,500, the wick’s low, holds. #70%山寨币跌破200日均线
First, the numbers (around 09:00 on November 9, 2026, sources: Finnhub / CoinGecko): BTC at $75,148, down 0.83% in 24 hours, trading in a range of 73,510–76,200; Friday’s close was 75,773, which means the 75,600 level held for three days over the weekend before gi

When Should You Pause a Trading Strategy, and What Conditions Must Be Met Before Resuming?

There is a dangerous situation in trading:

You have already noticed that a strategy is performing increasingly poorly, but because it used to make money, you are unwilling to stop using it.

You tell yourself it will recover after a few more trades; as losses mount, you start tweaking parameters in the hope of returning to the old equity curve.

But the question is: are you waiting for the strategy to recover, or using its past success to convince yourself to keep taking risks?

To solve this problem,

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Altcoin Market Under Pressure: Is This a Bearish Breakdown or the Beginning of a Major Opportunity?

The altcoin market is sending a warning signal that investors should not ignore. According to data shared by CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost, approximately 70% of altcoins are now trading below their 200-day moving average (200DMA). What makes this development particularly interesting is how quickly market conditions have changed. At the beginning of October, only around 10% of altcoins were below this important technical level. The increase to 70% high

I took a look around Chinese social media, and the lack of discussion about this is strangely out of character. You’d think something involving China and the U.S., Venezuela, and energy contracts would make more noise. China’s warning to the U.S. boils down to one thing: Do whatever you want in Venezuela, but don’t touch the contracts. No one would have dared say that ten years ago. Back then, we were more inclined to “set aside disputes and pursue joint development,” and when companies signed contracts overseas, they were used to writing political risk into the terms. When a change of governm

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179.00. That low is the whole story for me.

On the 4-hour chart I am looking at, price went from 220.18 down to 179.00, then bounced to 188.70. After-hours it is up 2.02, +1.08%, intraday at 186.68, +2.80%. Prev close was 181.59. Open was 191.14. 24-hour high 194.89, low 183.81. So we are not at the low anymore, but we are not back either.

Let me put the drop in plain numbers. From 220.18 to 179.00 is about -18.7%. That is not a normal pullback. That is a sharp reset. And it happened while the headline on the same screen says Taiwan index fell 4.51% on Friday as US

Why do some traders review their trades every day and trade for a long time, yet never improve their performance?

They record every trade, study every loss, and even keep adjusting their strategy parameters.

But months later, the problems remain: losses keep recurring, trading rules are repeatedly changed, historical backtests look increasingly impressive, yet live trading shows no clear improvement.

The problem may not be a lack of effort in reviewing trades, but a flawed review process.

I. Remembering winning trades while overlooking the details of failures

People easily remember the mo

Protests erupt in several European countries, calling for a halt to data center construction

3:1, awesome, guys! BLG

Why might a trading strategy's returns come from only a handful of trades?

A strategy has high cumulative returns and a decent win rate.

But if removing its most profitable trades turns the entire strategy from profitable to unprofitable, would you still consider it to have a stable trading edge?

This question is more worth exploring than simply looking at the rate of return.

I. First, see where the returns actually come from

Suppose a strategy completes 100 trades and ends up with a net profit of $1,000.

On the surface, the strategy is profitable.

But a closer breakdown reveals:

* The

Grinding back and forth around 75000 can easily create the illusion that it can’t fall any further—is it time to buy the dip?

I don’t see it that way for now. Holding steady only means bulls and bears are still locked in a tug-of-war. Whether the decline has bottomed depends on whether price can reclaim resistance above.

This week, watch two times: U.S. October CPI is due Tuesday, November 10 at 21:30, and PPI is due Friday, November 13 at 21:30, Beijing time. Before the data comes out, I’d rather wait with a light position than bet on a direction in advance.

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