Hana Securities announced that it will reopen credit purchases of SK hynix starting November 6, with a per-account limit of 300 million won. This is the first time the brokerage has eased financing restrictions on the stock in about a month.
Data shows that the outstanding balance of credit financing for SK hynix has fallen significantly, dropping to 2.478 million shares as of November 2, down 17.3% from its peak of 2.997 million shares on October 12. Hana Securities explained that it had resumed purchases because credit trading capacity had become available. However, Samsung Electronics remai

$BTC Took a quick look at the order book this morning, and Bitcoin and Ethereum are still stuck in the same old, tedious back-and-forth.
Bitcoin is currently around 77788, up slightly by 0.17%.
Although the number is in the green, bulls and bears are both testing the waters at this level. The 77k mark is a short-term psychological line in the sand: there doesn’t seem to be enough force to push lower, but even the slightest move upward gets slapped back by sell orders. We still haven’t seen a high-volume bullish candle, which suggests the big players are still watching from the sidelines and d

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Only I knew I had been reborn
In my previous life, the weather forecast showed -32 degrees
I didn't take it seriously
This time
I will survive this extreme-cold apocalypse

$LIT Currently at 3.3736, 24H +9.35% (3.0354–3.4571). The 1H trend is strong, with RSI at 65.68 and EMA20 at 3.2942; the 4H trend is strong, with RSI at 61.68 and EMA20 at 3.1779. Volume is 0.01x. If it holds above the 3.4571 resistance, watch for continuation; if it breaks below the 3.0354 support, the short-term trend may weaken. In the follow-up review, check whether it can hold above 3.4571 and whether it can reclaim 3.0354 after losing that level. With volume at just 0.01x, a move beyond either level needs confirmation from participation; failure to reclaim 3.0354 after a breakdown would

Zero One Everything, the company founded by Kai-Fu Lee in Hangzhou, received government investment. It initially focused on developing and training large models, but couldn’t compete with the big tech companies, and has now pivoted to the FDE sector.
So who says FDE is a false premise, or that FDE is a bad business? I was in Shanghai on a business trip last week. I originally planned to write a long article about FDE, and I’ll try to get it done this week.

AI fully automated gold trading bot. November is off to a strong start: turning 1,000 into 100,000 U. Your principal stays in your own account; the bot only trades for you. Every order is visible on your own exchange, with a maximum stop-loss of 2.5%.

Before the exam, the teacher himself said you'd land somewhere near this score. Everyone took that as given. The papers came back with much higher marks.
$ANET ‌'s Q3 looks a lot like that. The company itself had said revenue would be about $3.3 billion. Analysts' estimates were $3.33 billion. The result was $3.66 billion, about 11% above its own forecast and 58.5% higher than a year ago, the biggest year-over-year growth since its IPO. The forecast for next quarter is $3.9 to $4 billion, while analysts had expected $3.6 billion.

My read is that the market was treating the company's own fore

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We may be at a point like this: Always buy the dip
There will definitely be a few more rebounds in the future, just like in September
If you only look at the local derivative, buying the dip is definitely the right move
But if you don’t have a long-term mindset, the ability to analyze the macro picture, and the insight to see the root of the AI investment malaise at a glance
you absolutely won’t be able to be as resolute as we are in fully exiting our positions and consistently dollar-cost averaging
And you absolutely won’t be able to wait until the day AI completely crashes
That’s definitely

Saw a guy post this, hahaha, so I’ll post one too.
Thanks, Grok, for saving me 10 years of trial and error...
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DEI loses popularity when your life is on the line, does it?

Short $CLANKER . Entry: 14.17 - 14.48 Target 1: 13.10 Target 2: 12.12 Stop-loss: 15.20 The parabolic terminal surge clearly signals a sharp mean-reversion drop. Don't get trapped chasing the rally. Here is evidence supporting this view. Also open both charts:
‍$IDOL and $ZEC .

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Beyond the $46 Million Hack: What Really Determines the Strength of a Cryptocurrency Exchange?
The reported $46 million security incident involving Mercado Bitcoin is another reminder that cybersecurity is not simply a technical requirement for cryptocurrency exchanges; it is the foundation of financial credibility. As digital asset platforms continue to expand, the responsibility to protect customer funds becomes increasingly important. A successful exchange must be prepared not only to prevent attacks but also to manage their consequences when securi

$NEAR is down bad, but I’m not ready to call it dead
It is sitting near the lower end of a descending channel, and the same resistance has been rejecting price for weeks
If we finally break that trendline, the bears might have to start covering
But first, let $NEAR prove it

These low-interest bank loans are really useful.
I’ve even turned 3% flash loans into perpetuals 😉

Left: Up 0.44% in 24 hours, with $4.86 billion in trading volume.
Right: The 24-hour high was 78040.6; it never managed to hold above it.
Left: It touched 78040.6 at 05:00; there was strength.
Right: It closed at 77873.1, with a 167-point upper wick; it ran out of steam halfway.
Left: Two consecutive candles from 04:00 to 05:00, with 19.3 million and 16.8 million contracts.
Right: At 07:00, one 420-point candle sent it tumbling back down on just 16.68 million contracts.
$BTC Now at 77284.2, with the 20-hour moving average at 77318 pressing overhead.
That’s the contradiction: volume without pr

BITCOIN HAS FOLLOWED THE SAME CYCLE 4 TIMES IN A ROW
halving → bull run → bear market → pre-halving run → repeat
bull runs: 9417%, 2936%, 705%, 94%
bear markets: -87%, -84%, -78%, -54%
the gains shrink and the crashes get softer, but the cycle hasn't broken once.
we're in the bear phase right now. history says the pre-halving run comes next.