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USDT/CNY, please take us to the moon again!

They definitely know something we don't 🤔

A recovery has no fixed timetable. The key is not how long prices have fallen, but when interest rates and the dollar turn around. This downturn was essentially driven by “sticky inflation → expectations of further Fed rate hikes → rising dollar and Treasury yields,” not a collapse in gold and silver’s supply-and-demand fundamentals. Historically, short-term stabilization and bottoming usually take 1–3 months, while a sustained recovery generally awaits signals of a Fed policy shift and often gradually unfolds 1–2 quarters after rates peak.
I. How much prices have fallen this time, and why
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Bearish rumors are weighing on the market, but longs pushed $ARB to 0.1355
The bad news hasn’t materialized, but leverage has already pulled back—$ARB bounced from 0.1315 to 0.1355, and I’m bullish.

The market is trading the rumor of a large unlock next week, with CRO, ZRO, and ARB on the list—and even a figure of about $51.4 million for CRO. The price response is interesting: with the rumor still hanging over the market, price turned around and rose 3.04%.

Selling pressure has largely cleared out. The 24-hour change is -4.037%, and the Fear & Greed Index has plunged to 10—those who were goi

Fun fact: This small rural town voted for trump 3 times but swung 35 points left for the midterms and just elected a Democratic state representative

That saying really rings true: in chaotic times, people fight wars; in prosperous times, they work; and in their free time, they play games

$BTC just crashed to $62,199.
Down 8.9% in 24h. 50.7% below ATH. Lowest since July.
$1.9 BILLION liquidated. 97% were longs.
Fear & Greed: 10. Extreme Fear.
The knife is still falling. 🐻📉
#Bitcoin #BTC

Down 14%, closed down 4%—the market is more honest than the news

Last night, Nvidia’s price action was worth more than any analyst report. Premarket, it plunged as low as $148.80, down 14.35%, with its market cap falling below $4 trillion—it looked like a collapse was coming. But after the open, retail investors made net purchases of $111 million in 30 minutes, 40 times the usual level, clawing back the losses to 4.34% and closing at $166.19.‌

What’s more interesting is where the money went. Broadcom rose 5.54%, AMD rose 5.86%, Google edged up, and Cerebras surged more than 18% after hours.

What would it be like to see the world through a cat's eyes? Tonight's scene---a billiards room
Prompt below (feel free to share your results):
A cat's-eye view｜Two beautiful women at a billiards table
9:16 vertical, ultra-photorealistic, with the look of real camera photography.
Camera perspective:
First-person cat's-eye view, camera positioned close to the surface of the billiards table. The bottom of the frame can show the cat's fluffy ears and front paws, as if the cat is sitting on the table and watching the people opposite. Wide-angle close-up, natural perspective.
Character design:
Two

$TRX The market’s been interesting lately.

Bitcoin has ground down from 87,000 to just above 65,000, with six straight weeks of losses. USDT has shed 6.6 billion in two months, and publicly listed companies are still dumping. Everyone in crypto is waiting for a bottom, but the money hasn’t disappeared—it’s hunkered down in the corners.

What’s holding up best? Assets like TRX that never go up and never go down. On tonight’s selloff, it’s down just 1.8%, to 0.3072, on its usual, unremarkable volume. But look at its overall trend—it’s only pulled back 19% over the past six months, compared with

$BTC I think it’s time to buy the dip. Even Aoying has opened long positions. If it falls any further, nobody will trade crypto anymore. The U.S. Democratic Party won’t let things get too ugly either

Why Is Bitcoin Still Falling While Whales Are Buying Millions of Dollars’ Worth?
[Plain-language intro] Despite frequent positive news of institutions entering the crypto market and whales accumulating heavily, Bitcoin prices remain under pressure due to macroeconomic concerns and liquidity factors.
The article reveals a shift in holdings in the current market: retail investors are selling out of impatience, while large holders and institutions are quietly accumulating.
Faced with the contradiction between short-term volatility and a bullish long-term outlook, the author advises investors to s

I thought today was just prices bouncing around
I didn’t expect miners to be targeted too
Hosting provider CoreX warned this morning that starting around 10 a.m., about 13 EH/s of hashrate was redirected to the OCEAN mining pool, with proceeds sent to an attacker’s address; reports estimate this represents about 64k mining rigs
By the afternoon, the redirected hashrate had fallen to about 100 PH/s, and the hosting provider said the incident appeared to be over
Reportedly, no blocks were mined during the hijacking, so the attacker received no block rewards, while coins from miners whose hashrat

11.15 BTC Evening Analysis

BTC formed a bottoming fractal on the one-hour chart after a sharp decline. The long lower wick has established short-term support, prompting short sellers to take profits and fueling a relief bounce. The price is currently trading in the lower-to-middle section of the Bollinger Bands, and the bearish moving-average alignment remains intact. This recovery is a corrective bounce within a downtrend, not a trend reversal. Trading volume has not sustained the bounce; it is being driven by both trapped holders reducing positions and short-term buyers stepping in, while h

$SOXL Continue going long on the semiconductor pullback—the rebound isn’t over yet. After consolidating, it looks set to keep climbing toward 78! If you didn’t get in earlier, don’t miss out this time!

“The text and image are unrelated, just here to boost views.”
Trading logic of an ordinary retail trader who doesn’t trade frequently:
I’m a Capricorn, always cautious and not much of a gambler. I’m quite conservative and don’t like watching the charts every day, so I’ve always focused on making money over market cycles rather than from short-term swings.
And I have made some money over market cycles (buying low and selling high on BTC, holding and waiting for more than six months each time). Whenever I try to trade short-term swings, I basically end up just paying fees or providing liquidity.

Gold has fallen from 5500 to 3840. Do you still dare to hold it?
Everyone is shouting “gold is finished,” but central banks quietly bought 321 tons. While you curse the market as you watch the K-line, someone is waiting below 3840 with a net, hoping you’ll capitulate. Is this plunge a bull market pullback, or is the bull dead?

First, the surface picture: bloodbath everywhere, but someone is picking up the bodies underwater.

Gold has plunged from its early-year high of 5500-5600 to 3840, down nearly 5% for the week and over 7% for the month. It has broken below the 20-day and 50-day moving av