My personal CFD account has been transferred to the copy-trading account. Still starting with 100u; I’ll post today’s balance later $XAUUSD

Bitcoin has $14 billion in liquidation liquidity to the upside, while there is only $660 million to the downside.

That’s more than 20 times the liquidity above the current price.

A massive short squeeze may be imminent.

$KGEN Up 22% in 24 hours, now at 0.0904, after reaching a high of 0.0929—chasing in here just means carrying the bags for those who bought the dip at 0.0686. I stick to my rules and focus on price, not emotion. Here’s my plan: wait for a pullback to the 0.084–0.086 range and scale in; set a stop below 0.079 (a break below the previous low would invalidate the structure); take first profits near the previous high at 0.093, and second profits at the 0.098–0.10 round-number level. No single position should exceed 20% of my portfolio; scale in and out instead of going all in.
Looking at the market

Fear & greed just hit 20!
$BTC is ~$69.3K and still fighting to reclaim its 2021 high. $1.45B in longs got wiped out today!
Lowest fear reading in 4 months. Buying here or waiting for lower? 👇

$PI Place limit orders first, position yourself ahead of time, and wait for the market to play out. ‌

Why Do My Stop-Losses Always Get Hit, Only for the Market to Move as Expected?

In crypto trading, many people have had this experience:

After buying BTC, the price dips slightly and triggers a stop-loss. Just after selling, the market starts rising again. The same happens when shorting: the price first moves up and hits the stop-loss, then suddenly drops.

Why do my stop-losses always get hit?

First, your stop-loss may be set too close to the current price. Crypto markets are highly volatile, and normal price pullbacks over short periods are common. If your stop-loss distance doesn’t accoun

I'm wearing a leather jacket
I disagree
$NVDA 📈

$SKHYNIX I’m preparing to go short. I’m looking to enter in the 922.18–926.79 range, with an initial target of 879.52, followed by 843.55, and a stop-loss at 954.59. SK Hynix’s price action has been especially sensitive to moving averages; each time it rebounds near one, it gets pushed back down—a classic rejection-and-pullback pattern. I think the price is likely to retest its previous low. One thing to watch for: if a low-volume upper-wick candle suddenly appears and the price climbs back above 927, it could trigger a stop hunt and wipe out short positions. So don’t go all in; manage your p

Long $SOPH $SOPH: Price has broken strongly above the consolidation range, confirmed an upward BOS, and moved above the short-term EMA. Prefer waiting for a pullback to support before entering long, and avoid chasing after a gain of nearly 32%. Entry 1: 0.001620–0.001650 Entry 2: 0.001500–0.001530 Entry 3: 0.001400–0.001440 Take-profit 1: 0.001875 Take-profit 2: 0.002200 Take-profit 3: 0.002645 Stop-loss: 0.001290 Note: The 0.001875 area is an important EMA resistance level. Only prioritize a long position if price holds support and shows signs of a rebound. This is a chart-based reference scen

This Ethereum isn't strong enough
When are we getting some Bitcoin liquor

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Why do so many people keep losing money in choppy markets?

In crypto trading, many people prefer trending markets because they can go long when prices rise and short when they fall, making the direction relatively easy to judge.

But what often causes many traders to keep losing money is choppy markets.

Why?

First, choppy markets are especially prone to generating false breakouts. BTC may just break through an important resistance level, making people think an uptrend is about to begin, only for the price to quickly fall back into its previous range. Traders who chased the rally get trapped

hear me out
A weekly candle
but its green

JUST IN:
A whale is going short on $BTC before today's PPI inflation data
He has opened a $52 Million BTC short with 40x leverage
Does he know something?

Someone fat fingered and nuked their BTC stack on Coinbase, yikes
$BTC

UNILEVER
Hit an ATH of N172/share in May 2026.
First gap closure in May 2026 around the N140-N148 region
Second gap closure in April 2026 around the N103.6-N109.8 region, which is now a key area.
Unilever is down 35% from its previous ATH of N172/share.
Looking at two key regions
1/ The support zone of N94/share, where I will ladder my bazooka
and
2/ If we lose Option 1, then the demand zone of N76.25-N79.95 per share comes next, which I do not see happening for now, but it is the market; anything is possible
Though the second gap closure is worth considering if I am building a big pos

I planned for this scenario.
Doesn't mean I'm not uncomfortable - but the plan allows me to stay level headed, even when it gets hard.
Time to pay attention.
$BTC

Median existing-home sales price rose a modest 0.4% in October from a year earlier, its weakest annual increase since February

What if your mining power could work for two coins at the same time?
That’s exactly what merged mining makes possible.
Take Litecoin (LTC) and Dogecoin (DOGE) as an example. Both use the Scrypt algorithm, which allows miners to contribute work to both networks using the same mining setup.
ViaBTC is a real example of this. Miners in its LTC pool can earn DOGE rewards through merged mining without needing a separate setup just for DOGE.
Pretty interesting, right?
The main benefit is simple: you’re making better use of your existing hashrate instead of running two completely separate mining oper

This high-timeframe channel has held for the better part of a decade.
Will it hold for another cycle low, or is this where it all falls apart?
Decision time.
$BTC