Keep making gains$KGEN , another wave of upward momentum has taken us to 092. I also followed with a long position for a while; it now seems like a good time to close it. Next, I'll gradually go short to welcome the downtrend😍😍😍$AKE $SOPH 😍😍😍

$ETH It has fallen below $2,000. This price action really does look rough.😥

So far, ETH has been hovering around $1,950, down nearly 5% over 24 hours. It hit an intraday low of $1,893 before staging a slight rebound.

From a 4H perspective, ETH has continued to form lower highs and lower lows, and the previous rebounds have all failed to reverse the downtrend.

Fund flows are no more encouraging:

The U.S. spot ETH ETFs have seen net outflows for 5 consecutive trading days, totaling more than $500 million. The continued institutional withdrawals are putting even more pressure on an already w

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

#AnthropicIPO6xOversubscribed #ShareWeekly #WCTCS9
Anthropic’s reported six-times-oversubscribed IPO is more than a headline about one AI company. It is a signal that investors are competing for exposure to the next phase of artificial intelligence: advanced models, AI agents, enterprise software, cloud infrastructure, chips, memory, networking, electricity and data centres. But the most important question is not simply why demand is high. It is whether the business can turn extraordinary AI adoption into durable profits at a valuation that already assumes enormous future growth.

The six-tim

I just finished looking over the charts.

The alts were supposed to be the ones crashing today, but BTC ended up dropping a full percentage point more than ETH.

BTC fell 5.5%, while ETH was down just 4.4%.

ETH is actually up 1% against BTC over the past 24 hours.

Only BTC got hammered; the other pools didn’t look nearly as bad.

This week I’m betting ETH/BTC climbs to 0.029. If it falls back to 0.0275, I’ll admit I was wrong.

This position was opened poorly; I need to reflect on it. Taking the weekend off. Have a great weekend, everyone#BTC跌4% #BTC #ETH

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?

$BTC is back at a major support zone.
Major support is under pressure. A strong bounce could send BTC toward $78K, but losing this zone opens the door to $57K.
The next move could be brutal.

$XAUT It's time to cross 4000 again

U.S. PPI data is out, and the market’s direction tonight may shift.

First, the data:

U.S. PPI rose 0.3% month over month in October, below expectations of 0.4%; the annual rate was 6.5%, also below expectations of 6.6%.

Core PPI rose 0.3% month over month, in line with expectations, but the previous reading was revised up from 0.7% to 0.8%.

Overall, producer prices rose less than the market expected, which is a positive signal for inflation. Concerns about the Fed tightening policy further and more aggressively may also ease.

But this data should not be taken to mean that inflation has br

Taking a quick peek while slacking off, $BARD ‌ this coin surged 6.43% in 5 minutes. It’s now at 0.1605, up 89.27% in 24h, climbing all the way from 0.0831 to 0.1592. Trading volume: 15.6M 😅. Funding rate: -2.0000%; shorts are paying. This kind of market gets me carried away most easily. I’ll keep an eye on the 0.1592 resistance level, but I still don’t dare touch leveraged futures. Risk warning: High volatility—don’t play with money you can’t afford to lose. #摸鱼看盘 #BARD

#BTC

2026.11.13 BTC/ETH/XAU/SNDK Analysis
$755 million liquidated in the past 24 hours, with 115,722 traders wiped out;
I opened a small long position in either ETH or BTC last night; currently slightly underwater. HYPE was slightly profitable this morning. For the HYPE trade from the night before last, remember to exit and look for opportunities at lower levels. If you entered your first position at 70.8 yesterday, remember to reduce it by 60% and move your stop to breakeven;
The market could reverse at any moment, or suddenly print a huge wick—both are normal. Don’t get greedy with futures

NEAR looks ready for a significant bounce here.
Local lows likely behind us. Filled some more.
$NEAR

The most annoying thing to hear after a meeting:
“What we just discussed—can you turn it into a proposal?”😂
Claude can now join Google Meet. It doesn’t just take meeting notes—it can also write documents and draw on a whiteboard while listening.
When your team is discussing a proposal, try asking it:
“Claude, organize what we just agreed on into a first draft, and list anything undecided separately.”
No need to wait until the meeting is over and go through the recording from the beginning.
How to use it: In Claude’s Meetings, connect Google Calendar, select a meeting, and click Add Claude. Ge

$PHA Straight 20% Candle Loading
Accumulate Here
Will be big tgainer today
48-72 Hour ⏰

Unbelievable! This year, Black Friday didn’t just fail to bring discounts—consumer electronics across the board found new ways to get more expensive.

Every November in years past, people would be waiting for all-time-low prices on graphics cards, consoles, and phones. But this year, take a look at the major online retailers and you’ll find that many so-called Black Friday deals can’t even beat the regular prices from six months ago.

The reason isn’t simply that retailers are being stingy. The consumer electronics supply chain is caught in a brutal squeeze from both sides.

Let’s start with t

#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

Set a reminder for my upcoming Space!
Akwai Giveaway na 20k Cash.

Months’ supply of existing homes hit 5.1 in October, its highest level in a decade