Answer check: Stop. And the door is closed
$BTC ‌Draw the chart first, then speak.
Let's check yesterday's answer first: I chose “stop”—it hit resistance and was pushed back, more decisively than expected: the door didn't open; even the doorframe fell down.
Three things on the chart:
· The rebound came right up to the broken level, then turned back;
· After turning back, it didn't stop at the previous low; it went straight through;
· Volume is expanding on this leg down, with more sellers stepping in—not a slow grind lower.
The reading doesn't need to change, nor even the tone: the downtrend

Lunch is ready... who's hungry

From an average person’s perspective, it’s impossible to verify whether what he’s saying is correct. Does anyone who understands this know?

Spread between @AAIISentiment bulls and bears declined 6.3ppts (week ended 11/11) to -20.6%, moving further into negative territory and well below its historical average of 6.5%

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

#交易机器人 I’m using a BARDUSDT futures grid bot on Gate; join me in copy trading

#JensenHuangResigns #ShareWeekly
NVIDIA AFTER JENSEN HUANG’S RESIGNATION: A LEADERSHIP SHOCK, AN AI INDUSTRY TEST, AND A GLOBAL MARKET STORY

NVIDIA’s leadership transition has become one of the biggest technology stories of November 2026. The company confirmed that Jensen Huang resigned as President, CEO and board member with immediate effect on November 12. CFO Colette Kress has taken over as interim CEO, while the board searches for a permanent successor.

The market is now weighing two different questions: can NVIDIA keep delivering world-leading AI computing, and can its next leadership

$TIA #TIA
Plying in the verge of Falling Wedge.
Breakout could follow our projection for 45-50% rise ✍️

Is it just because I don't wear a leather jacket?

Its very easy to manipulate a highly illiquid and centralised LP like this
ZERO COMES NEXT
The failed cup & handle is what killed the chart
$SHITCOIN

#ETH一度跌破2000美元 ETH falling below $2,000 is less about “finding a bottom” and more about exposing structural flaws in the bottom. What is truly worth watching is not the price itself, but the asymmetric liquidation gravity below $2,000.

Around $1,956, approximately $801 million in long positions are at risk of liquidation, compared with only about $686 million in short liquidations above. This means that after the break below $2,000, the path of least resistance is likely not an upward recovery, but a further move down to “sweep” these highly leveraged longs. A whale using 25x leverage recentl

📡 Real-Time Signal Card | Reposting, Not Following for You
Time: Not specified Asset: $牛来 Long entry: 0.061 Target: 0.074 / 0.087 Stop-loss: 0.055
Source: KOL channel saniatg9
I just do the legwork and pass on signals; whether to follow and how much to put in is up to you. Make a plan first, then act 🫠
Personal notes and sharing; not investment advice. #新币观察站 xMPWR +1.00% xMP +0.43%

COREWEAVE MADE $3.66 BILLION IN Q3 — ALMOST 3X MORE THAN LAST YEAR!
AND IT HAS $132.5 BILLION IN FUTURE ORDERS.

Bitcoin is back near $68K and the timeline feels like a funeral.
But yesterday, two things happened that got far less attention than the price.
Europe’s banking regulator started directly supervising USDC.
It now checks USDC’s reserves, its cash and its plans for paying people back, the kind of close watch usually kept on banks.
On the same day, Visa added Western Union’s stablecoin to its payment network.
A company that has moved money across borders for over 150 years now has its own digital dollar, and Visa can use it to settle payments.
Visa says its stablecoin settlements were already run

The slow bleed accelerated toward the end, and longs lost far more than they would have from a single huge wick. Many longs were probably hurt.

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.

Most people are waiting for a breakout, but I think we’ll see a drop first. Cathie Wood ran a stress test on Nvidia: its GPU market share fell from 83% to 38%, and its expected annualized return was cut from over 50% to 25%. And the result? She’s still buying. Weekend trading volume is only 30% of what it is on weekdays, so even a little volume can push prices up. At times like this, the moves smart money makes are more worth watching than the news itself. What do you think?