$DOGE CRASH ALERT — 0.05536 NEXT AS SELLERS DOMINATE!

SHORT SETUP

Entry: 0.05892
SL: 0.06050

TP1: 0.05777
TP2: 0.05536
TP3: 0.05350

$DOGE has plunged 6.61%, with aggressive selling pushing the price to 0.05536 before a sharp rebound. Despite the recovery, the broader structure remains bearish, with lower highs and repeated breakdowns. If buyers fail to reclaim 0.06050, another wave of selling could send DOGE back toward 0.05536 and potentially 0.05350.

A sustained move above 0.06050 would weaken the bearish outlook. The current rebound makes immediate short entries riskier.

The Fear and Greed Index is about to hit single digits,
reaching a state of “extreme, extreme, extreme, extreme fear.”
Everyone knows what to do at a time like this,
but most people are like this:
When others are fearful, you piss yourself; when others are greedy, you go crazy.

I’m wondering how many of you have been having as hard a time trading as I have lately. It’s tough to read the direction: rebounds don’t last, shorting too soon can get caught in a bounce, and trying to buy the dip can feel like catching a falling knife. Thankfully, I’ve been using stop-losses to exit, or adding to my position and exiting at my average entry price.

This morning’s sell-off looked like a major institution getting liquidated—not retail traders or a whale. Weekends are already a period of very low liquidity, and there wasn’t any bad news. But it’s not necessarily a bad thing; we

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11.15 Weekend Morning Market Overview: BTC Falls Below 6.2. Are You Okay?

BTC printed a solid bearish candle this morning, marking three consecutive daily bearish candles, with a large solid bearish candle

BTC began falling from 6.58 just after midnight today, breaking below 6.2 and wicking down to a low of 6.19, down more than 6% intraday; 318,349 people were liquidated across the market in 24 hours, totaling as much as $2.021 billion—$1.752 billion in longs and $269 million in shorts. Is everyone okay?

I thought weekend liquidity would be thin and the market wouldn’t move much, bu

📊 Crypto Daily | Morning, Nov 15: Below 63,000! $1.9 billion liquidated, ETFs shed $3 billion in half a month—and the three-month low still has no brakes

Bros, the weekend brought no rebound—just a lower low: BTC fell to a low of 63,311 during Sunday’s Asian session and is now trading around 62,600–63,000, down over 4% on the day and nearly 8% in 24 hours, marking a three-month low**. This is a “leverage liquidation cascade”: **about $1.9 billion was liquidated across the market over the past 24 hours, including $684 million in BTC and $466 million in $ETH , almost all of it long positions—th

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It’s extremely rare for Bitcoin to drop 7,000 points over the weekend. It’s obvious the market makers are deliberately stirring things up. After pushing it down to 62,000 and sweeping the liquidity at 62,700, they immediately pulled the wick back up.

I even have reason to believe this is because of the 6.3 billion stolen from the other side, and they’re trying to make the money back in the market by aggressively harvesting liquidity to cover their losses.

Let’s wait for the daily and weekly closes. If it can reclaim those levels and doesn’t break below 62,000 again next week, then after cons

Two ETH short trades, banking a total of 127 points!

The first trade gained 88.29 points, and the second 39.18 points. I didn’t deliberately try to capture the maximum move on every trade. I entered when the position was right and took profit when the market reached the expected area.

Although BTC and ETH are correlated, you can’t simply apply BTC’s rhythm to ETH. Each coin has its own volatility and key levels, so entries, stop-losses, and take-profits need to be assessed separately.

The longer you trade, the more you realize that trading isn’t about charging in aggressively in one directi

Crypto market plunges: In just 24 hours, more than $2 billion in positions were liquidated across the crypto market, and Bitcoin fell below $63,000. All of Bitcoin’s gains in August and September have been completely wiped out. $BTC l $ZEC l $ETH

11/15, 11:00 AM Beijing time
ETH
1, Short near 1845, stop at 1860. Take profit near 1805–1775
2, Short if the candle body breaks below 1790, stop at 1805. Take profit near 1755–1720
3, Long near 1720, stop at 1705, take profit near 1750–1780
4, Short if the candle body breaks below 1700, take profit near 1650–1600
5, If the market can regain and hold above 1850, wait for a pullback to near 1805 to go long, stop at 1790

Reminder: If profits are modest and you want to hold for a larger move, reduce your position and hold, or set a breakeven stop
For all projected levels, enter based on whethe

Me explaining to CT for the last month that #Bitcoin and $ETH were in distributive structures.

It was always coming
You didn't accept it that's all
Survive the next few months of range and stop hunting for glory
#bitcoin

To Everyone Copy-Trading Me: My Explanation and Apology for This Major Loss

Dear friends,

First, I want to say I’m sorry.

This loss caused some of you who copied my trades to suffer serious losses on your principal, and some positions were even liquidated. I am entirely responsible for this outcome—not the market or anyone else.

I. What happened

In the early hours of November 12, I had originally closed two long positions. Later, I placed two orders to add to my long positions at a pullback level. The positions were too large, and I hadn’t set stop-losses. When I woke up, the positions we

I'm really starting to lose it, man.
$HUMA The 305% annualized yield on Earn is genuinely high, but even that can't make up for the recent losses…
Unless you give me an annualized return of 30kx.

$SUI Currently at 0.713, down 8.05% over 24H. The 1H is weak, with EMA20 at 0.727 and RSI at 33; the 4H is weaker, with EMA20 at 0.775 and RSI at 27. Volume is 1.24x the average. If price holds above resistance at 0.7856, a rebound may be worth watching; if it breaks below support at 0.6755 and fails to reclaim it, weakness may continue. In the follow-up review, check whether price can hold above 0.7856 and reclaim 0.6755 if it loses that level. Oversold conditions indicate only potential rebound demand, not a bottoming signal. Market volatility is high; for observation only.

Long/short ratio at 3.384, longs are overcrowded; I’m going long $SOL at 69.38

$SOL was hit by a rumored sell-off this morning—the largest treasury company, Forward, was rumored to have transferred $130 million worth of SOL to Coinbase Prime. The price fell from 71.98 to 69.38; -3.61% was the market’s answer. I’m going long on this dip.

The long/short account ratio is 3.384, with accounts packed with dip-buying longs; the funding rate is -0.00014618, and nobody on the futures side is willing to pay to go long. The Fear and Greed Index is 10, and the 30-day range position is 0.047, with panic