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#BTC’s short-term outlook is weak, and the real test is just beginning

BTC has been clearly sluggish lately.

The earlier rebound failed to sustain its upside, followed by another pullback, and market sentiment shifted from positive to cautious. Bulls and bears alike are hesitant: chasing rallies risks getting trapped, while buying the dip raises concerns that the decline may not be over.

My current view on BTC is that it will see bearish consolidation in the short term, while the medium-term trend still needs further confirmation.

Rather than rushing to call the bottom, I am more focused o

#黄仁勋辞职 🔥Breaking! After 33 years at the helm, Jensen Huang suddenly steps down as NVIDIA CEO

NVIDIA’s official announcement on November 12, U.S. Eastern Time:
Jensen Huang has resigned from all positions as president, CEO, and board director, effective immediately.

✅Transition arrangements:
▪CFO Colette Kress will serve as interim CEO while continuing as CFO
▪Harvey Jones appointed as the first chairman in NVIDIA’s history
▪The board has begun the search for a new CEO, considering both internal and external candidates

Following the news, NVIDIA shares fell nearly 14% at their steepest intr

Rate now 1400
But no $$ to exchange, Na Tinubu I blame
Make crypto great again,

A new colleague joined the company and said he has access to B300 chips.

What Is the Risk-Reward Ratio? Why Can a Trade Have Long-Term Value Even With a Low Win Rate, as Long as Risk Is Managed Properly?

In cryptocurrency trading, many people focus too much on the win rate, believing that they need to make frequent correct calls to make money. But what truly affects long-term trading results is not just the win rate, but also the amount gained or lost on each trade. The risk-reward ratio is an important tool that helps traders assess whether a trade is worth taking.

First, what is the risk-reward ratio?

The risk-reward ratio typically compares a trade’s potentia

What Is a Mean Reversion Strategy? Why Do Prices Sometimes Return After Deviating From Their Historical Mean, but Sometimes Keep Moving Further Away?

In cryptocurrency trading, prices often fluctuate around a certain range. When a price deviates significantly from its recent mean, some traders look for opportunities to trade in the opposite direction, hoping the price will return to its normal range. But mean reversion is not a guaranteed market rule, especially when trends are strong or fundamentals change; prices may continue moving further away from the mean.

First, what is mean reversion

$ARIA These numbers look off. The 24-hour range was 111%, with the price jumping from a low of 0.1098 straight to 0.2314, and trading volume at 203 million—this isn’t a normal pump; someone is sweeping liquidity.
Three possibilities: First, the project team is testing the waters ahead of positive news, with stop-loss orders around 0.11 wiped out; second, market makers are building short hedge positions in the 0.22–0.23 range, deliberately liquidating retail traders chasing shorts; third, real money is betting on an exchange listing or partnership announcement. But a 17% gain on 200 million in

**$SNDK /USDT Perp – "Rejection Wick – Short"**
Trading Plan Short $SNDK
Entry: 955.71
SL: 966.34
TP1: 937.14
TP2: 923.82
SNDK rejected the 966.34 high and is falling back. MACD is rolling over bearish; targeting the 937.14 support area.

Gold short from 4130 to 3860! 270 points of room—enough for everyone to have a prosperous New Year! This round’s publicly shared trade signal also hit its target perfectly! Shared publicly and in advance for friends still lost in the fog—remember to follow Qingyao!

Do Token Unlocks Always Lead to a Price Drop? The Three Variables That Really Matter

Whenever a crypto project announces a token unlock schedule, two views often emerge in the market: one holds that newly circulating tokens inevitably lead to a price drop, while the other believes the unlock has already been priced in and there is no need to worry.

In reality, a token unlock means the potential circulating supply is changing, but it does not mean those tokens will necessarily be sold immediately. To assess the impact, you need to analyze three variables.

First, consider the size of the unlo

What the hell? I just realized that a lot of people have learned how to get around internet restrictions, but still don’t know how to use the global internet to look up information about someone???

There’s an open-source tool on GitHub called Sherlock. Just enter a username, and it searches more than 400 social platforms to automatically find public accounts registered under the same handle.

If you want to see what traces an account has left on other platforms, you can use it to help with your search.

If you don’t know how to set it up, no worries—you can just ask Codex to install it locall

Fifth gold trade of the day
Short at 3900, exit at 3891, 9 points, 1297🔪$XAUT

#白宫提交CFTC与SEC两党委员提名 Nominate ⚖️ **Crypto Regulation: Clarity Is the Key to Institutional Adoption**

In my view, the most important thing for the crypto industry right now is **regulatory clarity**.

Large institutions need legal certainty, transparency, and investor protection before increasing their exposure to digital assets.

With clear regulations:
- Institutional investors can enter the market with greater confidence.
- Innovation in the crypto industry can develop more sustainably.
- ETF and derivatives product approvals could open up broader market access.
- Investor protection will be

Does a high win rate mean a strategy is excellent? Why does profitability also depend on the profit-loss ratio?

In cryptocurrency trading, many people see a high win rate as proof of strong trading skills, but frequent wins do not necessarily mean long-term profits. If each win is small while a single loss can be huge, the account may keep shrinking even with a high win rate. What really matters is the combined effect of the win rate, profit-loss ratio, and trading costs.

First, what are the win rate and profit-loss ratio?

The win rate is the proportion of profitable trades out of all trade

$BANANAS31 Down 17% in 24 hours, now at 0.0045, with a low of 0.0044 and trading volume of 7.2M—this isn’t a pullback; someone is getting out.
I watched the order book all morning, and selling pressure hasn’t let up since last night. The move from 0.0055 to 0.0044—a range of more than 1,000 points—has been almost entirely one-way, with no meaningful bounce along the way. A trading volume of 7.2M is substantial for a coin with this market cap, which suggests this isn’t retail investors cutting their losses; someone with capital is actively selling. That’s how meme coins work: once the hype fade