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$ETH Evening outlook: 11.15.

$ETH The price is rising within a channel, and ETH is making progressively higher highs and lows, as indicated by the white arrows.

ETH may start an hourly rebound. If it can hold above the 1814 resistance, it will continue moving higher and challenge the 1860 resistance. A break above 1860 is needed before looking toward 1916.

As long as ETH’s pullback doesn’t break below 1770, the rebound should be strong. If it falls back below 1770, it will inevitably retest the previous low. Even an extreme retest is nothing to worry about as long as the previous low holds

Current BTC data ($BTC )
Judging from the contract leverage, the bulls are still adding to their positions and have not given up yet. Yesterday afternoon, they paid a negative rate for a while, but it turned positive again before the market closed this morning.
From the perspective of the spot market's holding structure, the two to three million Bitcoins trapped in the 750,000 to 85,000 range have only experienced minor losses, indicating that the current decline has not had a significant impact on the shakeout efforts of spot market participants.
According to the Bitcoin Ahr999 index, Bitcoin

$UAI Down 16 points in 24 hours, now at 0.0315, with a low of 0.0287—that’s not a pullback, someone’s running for the exits.
This drop has been pretty decisive: trading volume is 30.3M, which isn’t small, so this isn’t a slow decline caused by dried-up liquidity—someone’s genuinely unloading. It’s been dumped all the way down from 0.0375, with virtually no meaningful resistance along the way: a classic long squeeze. Someone in the group just asked if it was time to buy the dip. I said to look at the volume first: 30M in trading volume driving a 16-point drop means selling pressure hasn’t fully

BTC pulled off a deep V-shaped reversal today, plunging to $61,000 before being yanked right back to $66,000. The buying pressure was genuinely fierce.
Bitcoin briefly plunged to around $61,000 intraday. Many were still waiting for it to keep crashing, but in the blink of an eye, the price had been pulled back to $66,000. The rebound was so fast it made you wonder if you were seeing the chart right. ETH, SOL, and XRP played out the same scenario, with clear buying support at the lows—buyers stepped in as soon as prices fell.
$BTC WICKED down to $61,946, then shot straight back up to around $6

Drinking tonight, let's call it a day

Only now do I realize Trek owners
are really living it up in cycling circles.
Female cyclists dressed like this are rushing to add Trek owners.

It’s been a rough few weeks in crypto, but not for everyone.
Some parts of trading took the biggest hit, especially memecoins. Over the last 30 days, Uniswap fees fell 36% and pump fun fees fell 20%.
Funny enough, pump fun actually got about 13% more users. They just spent a lot less.
Stablecoins shrank too, with about $11.8B leaving USDT and USDC.
But a few corners kept growing:
- Predictions: Polymarket volume rose about 17% to $6.1B, with the US midterms helping, so people are still betting on real world events
- Lending: there’s less money in Aave and Morpho than a month ago, but the peopl

LDO had ~$5.1M of buybacks in Q3.
Plus CSM v2 went live in October, letting community stakers run up to 5% of Lido's stake.
The monthly is above the downtrend line from the 2024 top, and the June low still holds.
LT 💚

I was just lounging in the sun, spacing out, and casually checked the chart—$Q had quietly taken a brutal dump. Opened a short at 0.058882 and closed at 0.024613, banking a hefty +577.23% with 10x leverage. No complicated logic, just went with the trend and gave it a little push. Now we’ll see if 0.02 can hold; if not, it can keep drifting, and I’ll take profits whenever$BTC $ETH
#Gate直通IPO第三期Anthropic

CFD precious metals used to be closed over the weekend, following the London gold market. But this week, without any notice, they started setting their own off-market prices, and you still can't manually close your position or add to it. You can only watch helplessly as your position gets liquidated, unable to do anything. Have you ever seen such shameless behavior?

Bitcoin Market Recap for the Past Two Days (11.14, 11.15)

1. November 14: Opened at around $68,312, then fell sharply during the day, hitting a low of $63,315 and closing at $64,155. The single-day decline exceeded 6%, marking the start of an accelerated downturn.
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2. November 15: Prices continued to fall, briefly dipping to around $62,000 intraday, a 3-month low. The market saw a broad-based plunge, with large numbers of long positions liquidated across the market. More than 330k traders were liquidated in 24 hours, with total liquidations exceeding $2.1 billion. More than 90% of liquidatio

📉 Crypto Market Update

Stablecoin supply is shrinking rapidly, falling by $17B over the past month — its steepest decline since 2022.

As capital moves out of stablecoins and into fiat, buying power across BTC and the broader crypto market weakens.

👉 A sustainable bull market needs fresh capital flowing into the crypto ecosystem, not money flowing out.

Liquidity remains a key factor to watch for the next market recovery. 📊
$BTC ‌#ShareWeekly

$SOPH Beastly behavior

SOL long alert 🤯 I'm going long here‼️‼️‼️👇Entry price: 71.87 Stop-loss: 70.32 Target price 1: 73.05 Target price 2: 74.23 Target price 3: 75.41 Click here to trade 👇⬆️⬆️ Go long with me...👇⬆️ $SOL

Finally, It happened.
Got myself a permanent residency for every Trump related rugpulls.
Thank you President!

Most posts don't fail in the middle. They fail in the first line, before anyone taps "see more".
So before you post, audit that one line. 5 checks:
1. Is it short?
Aim for under 12 words. If it runs past two lines on a phone, it's an intro, not a hook.
2. Is there something concrete?
A number, a name, a result. "We improved onboarding" is a shrug. "We cut our onboarding from 9 steps to 3" is a reason to keep reading.
3. Is the emoji doing anything?
One can work. Three in the first line read like a template.
4. Has the question earned its place?
A question hook works when the reader really want

#AnthropicIPO6xOversubscribed $ANT Claude—the AI that resolves complex daily tasks in minutes, patiently summarizes lengthy texts, and serves as an invaluable assistant, especially when it comes to coding—is now at the center of a major development. Did you know that its creator, Anthropic, is preparing to go public with a massive initial public offering (IPO)?

For many, Claude is more than just an artificial intelligence; it has become an essential companion. Behind the scenes, Anthropic—the company driving this expansion—is aiming for a valuation of $1.4 billion by offering 825 million sha