I fell asleep yesterday and didn’t see this trade—the whole thing had already played out.

#WCTCS9 #ETH Ethereum is now around $1,799, having just fallen below $1,800, and is down about 20% over the past week.

Why it doesn't look like a bottom
· Still making new lows: It closed near $1,930 on Nov. 13, then hit a low of $1,711 on the 14th, dropping sharply in just two days.
· All the moving averages are overhead: The 200-day moving average is around $2,146, about $340 above the current price.
· Funds are still flowing out: Spot ETFs saw cumulative net outflows of about $399 million over the week; a single day of inflows is not enough to change the picture.
· Oversold doesn't mean a

$BLESS This trade has fulfilled its mission; it’s time to cash out. Exit at the current price and turn unrealized gains into realized profits. Profit booked this time:
Keep a close eye on price action for $PREDICT and ZEC.
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$BLESS Long thesis revisited: Plan to go long in the 0.008541 - 0.008597 range, with targets at 0.009100 - 0.0095, and a stop at 0.008285. $BLESS Just swept a batch of stop losses and is now building momentum toward an area with deeper liquidity above; a stable hold on the retest could offer an entry for a short-term rebound. Note: if the 0.008500 support fa

Crypto Fear & Greed Index just hit 12.
What a time to be in crypto. 😭

James Wynn has left the chat
$SHITCOIN

Tom Lee Sees the Recent Crypto Sell-Off as a Temporary Setback, Not the End of the Bull Cycle.

Tom Lee believes the latest pressure across crypto markets is being driven by several external factors rather than a breakdown in the long-term market outlook.

He points to Nvidia-related margin calls, investors reducing exposure ahead of the anticipated Anthropic IPO, the release of previously frozen hack-related funds, growing concerns around AI disruption, and increased US scrutiny of chip exports.

Despite these challenges, Lee remains confident that the broader crypto supercycle is still intac

Imagine different blockchain networks communicating and sharing information more easily.
That's the idea behind cross-chain technology.
It aims to improve interoperability, allowing different blockchain ecosystems to interact rather than operate as completely isolated environments.
There are still security and technical challenges, but interoperability remains an important area of Web3 innovation.
#CrossChain #Blockchain #Web3Innovation

#ETH
A reaction came from the 1,711 level; the weekly close will determine what happens next.
Friends, Ethereum $ETH fell to 1,711 today, then returned to the 1,800 area as buyers stepped in. It reached 1,834 during the day.
For a bullish Libra scenario, tonight’s weekly close needs to be above 1,800. Holding above the 1,822 resistance I marked on the chart would strengthen the reaction.
If 1,711 is lost, the 1,603 level I marked on the chart will be the target.
Continuing to monitor.
This is not investment advice.

$HYPE Hit strong support at 60! Starting to rebound! Long trade plan, targets 70, 72, 75! Let’s go hard! Welcome aboard!

At a BTC price of $65,890, the USDT-adjusted Coinbase premium briefly turned positive, indicating stronger demand from U.S. investors.
The metric is now in neutral territory. Buyers have essentially stepped in, but they have yet to establish a sustained advantage.

I publicly called a Bitcoin long this morning, buying the dip above 62,000. The market bottomed at 61,900 and is now around 66,000, securing nearly 4,000 points in profit. Those taking a more conservative approach can reduce their positions and lock in profits. 67,000 is monthly resistance overhead; only a strong hold above that level would open the way to higher targets. If it fails to break through, the market will pull back again. This kind of weekend volatility is essentially driven by institutional liquidations and concentrated sell-offs$BTC

As for ETC, when the price was still around 1

Bro, listen $PENGU just got hit by a massive sell-off, and the real money-making opportunity is right here. Look at the chart. The price fell all the way from $0.0060 to $0.0045. Everyone panicked, and everyone sold at the bottom. What happened next? The selling pressure stopped. The price left a long lower wick and immediately bounced back. This wasn't a coincidence; whales were picking up cheap coins while retail traders panicked. More than 19 billion PENGU changed hands in 24 hours. Volume doesn't lie. Big players are buying heavily while you're still hesitating. I'll be direct: the price

Case closed! The reason behind Bitcoin’s plunge has been found—it’s because of this! Will it fall further?
1. No more beating around the bush this time; let’s go straight to the chart. This crash is very likely due to a massive liquidity drain caused by Anthropic’s IPO! The amount drained reached $400 billion! Let’s take a look at the details:
2. According to currently disclosed figures, Ant plans to raise nearly $64.4 billion, while IPO subscriptions have already reached 6 times the offering size, or nearly $400 billion! Retail investors and institutions alike are subscribing to Ant’s IPO, pu

Will it really break through it every round?
Save this
Come back and check after a while

#Breaking:
Brutal bloodbath since the US midterms.
Crypto just lost $600 BILLION, and US tech stocks got hit even harder - over $1 TRILLION gone.
This is not a dip anymore, this is a full-blown crash.

$WEMIX Each time, the volume is around 50,000 coins, not a single transaction. Multiple transactions coming in within two or three minutes won’t push the price up at all; anyone claiming there’s been a big move is dreaming.

Competition in the AI industry is expanding beyond technology to supply chains and geopolitical policy.

A recent Associated Press report noted that controversy surrounding Nvidia is prompting some members of the U.S. Congress to again call for tighter restrictions on exports of advanced AI chips to China.

What makes this worth watching is not just the market performance of one company, Nvidia.

Advanced chips are critical infrastructure for training large models. If export policies change, the impact could extend to chipmakers, cloud service providers, data center construction, and capital s