📉 Bitcoin below $70,000
Ethereum below $2,000

Shocking!! Five Silicon Valley AI giants have been sued by a coalition of four nonprofits, which are asking the court to freeze development of the next generation of frontier models outright!

On November 12 local time, four organizations, including Public Citizen and Alliance for Secure AI, formally filed a complaint in San Francisco Superior Court. The defendants are an all-star lineup of industry leaders: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, and SpaceXSI, the AI business entity under Elon Musk’s SpaceX.

Many people may think this is just another routine protest by environmental or privacy grou

Before the PPI release, what the market fears most isn't the data—it's your imagination!

The U.S. October PPI is due out tonight at 21:30.
The data isn't even out yet, and the market is already embroiled in a psychological battle.
Bulls think inflation is cooling and prices may continue to rise; bears believe the data could be mixed and are ready to look for a chance to buy the dip. And ordinary investors? They’re scrolling through the news and refreshing the market, wishing they could know the answer in advance.
Actually, the most dangerous thing to do before the data comes out is write your

What Is the Funding Rate? Why Should Perpetual Contract Traders Pay Attention to It?

In the cryptocurrency market, perpetual contracts have no fixed expiration date. The funding rate mechanism helps keep contract prices relatively close to spot prices. For frequent contract traders, the funding rate not only affects holding costs but can also offer clues about market sentiment.

First, what is the funding rate?

The funding rate is a periodic exchange of fees between long and short position holders in perpetual contracts. Typically, when the funding rate is positive, longs pay shorts; when it

I got liquidated—this market wiped out 120k U from me. At the beginning of this month, I posted 💰 with 90k and was still planning to grow my account to 250k U and send everyone 18 in red envelopes. Big Coin Bro just doesn’t have what it takes. No rush—everyone, wait for my last dance! Give me 12 hours and I’ll keep going with 17k U. I’ll continue sharing my trading plans publicly, no faking it. I’ll do my best, and with your encouragement, I refuse to believe this little crypto community can’t make room for me!

Anyone would lose some U in this market. It’s fine—I’ve paid my tuition. I looked

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How should position size be calculated? Why is it more reasonable to determine the risk amount first and then decide how much to buy?

In cryptocurrency trading, many people are used to assessing the market first and then deciding how much to buy, while overlooking the most important step: if they are wrong, how much loss can they actually afford to bear? Sound position management should start with a risk budget, not potential returns.

First, determine the amount of risk you can afford.

Suppose your account has 1,000 USDT and you plan to limit the risk on a single trade to 1% of your account

The 100u challenge ends early on day six💪 I only trade with 100u per day. I made just two trades today and am ending this week's trading early. All five trading days this week were profitable. I strictly followed my trading rules on every trade. Live trading data is public, and I’ll never make my copy-trading friends worry. Wishing you all a happy weekend in advance🤝#黄金 $XAUUSD

🐋 WHALE WATCH :US Attorney General Todd Blanche said the DOJ has not yet determined
whether Alice Huang who has ties to former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was a Chinese spy.

$BULLA A brutal 24-hour wick-down sent it plunging 19.99% to 0.0484, after briefly touching a low of 0.0466. The 22.1M in trading volume shows this isn’t a low-volume drift lower—people are selling with real money on the line. The market mood can be summed up in one word: panic. Looking at fund flows, the 17-point swing from 0.0639 to 0.0466 is a classic liquidation cascade among leveraged longs, with short-term positions changing hands. It’s not a problem with the project’s fundamentals; it’s a sentiment-driven selloff.
Here’s my disciplined plan: scale in between 0.0460 and 0.0470, set a st

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$BARD is showing strong recovery momentum!

Currently trading around $0.1338 BARD is up over 7% as buyers attempt to regain control after a sharp correction.

The 15-minute chart shows a solid bounce from the $0.1167 low, followed by a recovery toward the $0.1450 region.

Now, the key level to watch is $0.1350. A strong breakout could open the door toward $0.1400 and potentially retest the major resistance at $0.1500.
#BTCDown4% #ETHBrieflyFallsBelow2000

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The first target has been hit, around 68,700. The short position paid off smoothly, but I can't feel happy at all. From 73,000 to 67,449, one bearish candle after another. $BTC
How many people rushed in to buy the dip, thinking “it's fallen so much, it has to rebound now,”
and how many kept adding to their longs at 70,800, 70,000, and 69,000,
only to get wiped out near 68,000 in the end? When I posted the strategy, I wrote “don't blindly buy the dip.” $ETH
But I know that behind those four words are countless liquidation orders. The money made is real, but so is the money lost.
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Why can spot and futures arbitrage still lose money in practice, even when it seems like a sure thing?

When Bitcoin futures prices are significantly higher than spot prices, a common strategy is to buy spot while selling futures, then wait for the price spread to converge and profit from it.

This strategy is commonly known as cash-and-carry arbitrage. It has a clear pricing rationale, but that does not mean it is risk-free.

First, the spread is not the same as the final profit.

Suppose an asset has a spot price of 100,000 USDT and a futures price of 102,000 USDT, for an apparent spread of

Bitcoin continues to face strong selling pressure, with bearish momentum dominating the market.
Buyers have yet to demonstrate a convincing recovery, while the overall market structure remains weak.
I'm watching for signs of stabilization before considering any bullish shift.
Until then, staying cautious and prioritizing risk management remains the approach.

Following Jensen Huang's resignation as CEO, President, and board member of Nvidia, staff members created an internal petition urging the company to give him a second chance. Supporters have left over 1,600 comments, with messages calling him "THE boss" and noting that "we're all humans and can make mistakes".
People also left bouquets of flowers outside Nvidia's headquarters in Santa Clara, California.
‍#ShareWeekly #NVDA #JensenHuangResigns

Does greater exchange net inflow make prices more likely to fall?

In crypto market analysis, exchange fund flows are often used to gauge market sentiment. When large amounts of tokens move to exchanges, some believe selling pressure is increasing; when tokens steadily flow out of exchanges, others believe investors are accumulating.

But judging price movements solely by fund flows can easily overlook a key issue: fund movements reflect asset transfers, not necessarily actual buying or selling.

First, distinguish net inflows from actual selling.

Exchange net inflow usually refers to the net