$NEAR is currently at 3.325, down 6.23% over 24H (range: 3.313–3.639). The 1H is weak, with an RSI of 28; the 4H is weak, with an RSI of 34. The direction may become clearer if price holds above the 3.639 resistance or breaks below the 3.313 support. For follow-up analysis, watch whether price can hold above resistance and reclaim support if it breaks down; trading volume is only 0.31x, so participation needs to be confirmed. The market is highly volatile; for observation only.

Wait, is Ao Ying really a crypto legend? A trading genius?? I heard a guy made 1 million U by following his trades with just 10,000 U half a year ago. That's unbelievable...$ZEC

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#BTC The current price is 67265. After a sustained decline, the market remains in a weak trend, and the short-term rebound has been very limited. The first resistance level is around 69000, with stronger resistance near 71000. Only a high-volume move above and hold within this range could potentially reverse the current downturn. Initial short-term support is at 66400, near the intraday low. If this level is decisively broken, there could be further downside, putting the support area around 64000 to the test. In terms of market sentiment, fear has not fully dissipated after several waves of de

【This Week’s Trading Review】

11.9—11.13, this week’s five trading days have come to a close.

Overall, the market was mainly range-bound, with bullish and bearish momentum shifting quickly along the way. I adjusted my approach promptly to suit different market conditions, without blindly chasing rallies or fixating on a one-way view.

I recorded 24 entries and exits this week, with 22 producing positive results, for steady overall progress. Bitcoin gained a total of 13,923 points, and Ethereum gained 484 points.

Throughout the process, I stuck to one principle: adjust promptly when the direc

$SUI keeps giving bulls hope just to take it away again

Lower high after lower high

Every bounce looks convincing until sellers show up

At what point do we stop calling this a dip and start calling it a trend?

$oil what if?

Today, the price is grinding back and forth around 67,000
I was the one who got stopped in my tracks by a string of ETF numbers
Friday, 11/13, U.S. Eastern time
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $185 million in net outflows
For the 7th consecutive trading day
It wasn't all 12 pulling out
It was two of the big ones
IBIT: approximately $143.5 million
FBTC: approximately $41.92 million
The remaining 10 had zero net inflows that day
The total for those 7 days was about $1.907 billion
About $1.065 billion this week
About $2.347 billion so far in November
IBIT alone has now seen net outf

How to find BTC support and resistance levels? Master 4 practical methods!

In BTC trading, support and resistance are among the most basic and useful technical analysis concepts. But many beginners simply draw a few horizontal lines and assume they have found key levels. In reality, support and resistance levels that are truly useful for reference should be identified by considering price structure, trading volume, and market reactions.

First, watch historical highs and lows. If BTC repeatedly rises to a certain area and then pulls back, that area may become resistance; if the price repeated

$AKE 's buying momentum is gradually fading. At times like this, rather than sitting on the sidelines, it's better to go with the trend. My approach is simple: hold when the direction is right, exit decisively when it's wrong, and don't get emotionally attached to your position.
Current strategy: Short $AKE 🔥
Take profits gradually at three target levels: First target: 0.0115; second target: 0.009; third target: 0.0065 (this is the extreme target)
Set the stop-loss at: 0.0157
Also keep an eye on the trend changes of and $TAC .
Risk warning: The above is only a sharing of my personal trading a

$PONS This -17.7% move stopped me out. I entered a long at 0.156 and cut my losses at 0.138; now it’s at 0.1339. I put the Fear and Greed Index at 31—fear territory, but not extreme. When BTC wicked down last month, the reading was 18; that was true panic-bottom territory. The funding rate turned negative today at -0.008%, with longs starting to pay, which suggests leveraged positions are nearing the end of their washout. 24h trading volume of 33.9M isn’t small, and there’s support at the 0.1315 low. My plan is to enter in two batches: place a limit order for the first 30% of my position at 0.

How to Build a Complete Trading System for BTC: 5 Key Steps from Analysis to Execution!

In BTC trading, many people study the market every day, learn various technical indicators, and constantly look for new trading strategies. But why, despite learning so much, are they still unable to keep their accounts stable? One important reason is the lack of a complete, repeatable trading system.

Effective trading should not depend on snap judgments; it should follow clear rules.

First, establish a market analysis framework. Before each trade, start by observing BTC’s higher-timeframe trend and use

Before fable 5.2 resets, have it help you fix all the pile-of-shit code problems you ran into this week.

With $BTC dipping under $67K, Strategy's 850,364 BTC stack is now $6.85B underwater against its $75,456 average cost.

Many traders, after suffering losses in their accounts, immediately think about making the money back as quickly as possible. But there’s a very important mathematical point that’s often overlooked: the percentage loss and the percentage gain needed to break even are not symmetrical.

Suppose your account originally had 1000 USDT.

If you lose 10%, your account is left with 900 USDT. To get from 900 USDT back to 1000 USDT, you need to gain 100 USDT, or about 11.11%—not 10%.

If you lose 20%, your account is left with 800 USDT, and you need to gain 25% to break even.

If you lose 30%, your acco

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#JensenHuangResigns $NVDA The bearish factors have been fully priced in. Based on technical analysis, downside momentum is currently exhausted, and positions can be built long in batches.#黄仁勋辞职 #作手分析

It's back in the ahr999 buy-the-dip zone. Happy?