From now on, when you’re trying to show off, stop saying you’re an a9. Say you’re a c9 instead.

Is gold about to repeat 1979? I’ll get my stop-loss order in first. Back then, turmoil in Iran drove oil prices to double, and gold plunged before soaring amid the crisis. Now large sell orders are stacked at key price levels. If this breakout proves false, I’m out. Can $BTC reach $100k ? We’ll know by the end of the month. Follow along if you’re watching.

Does code being updated every day mean a project is definitely making progress?
“This project made hundreds of code commits in one week. The development pace is intense!”
That sounds pretty convincing, but don’t just look at the number of commits.
It’s like editing a document: some people write a whole chapter in one go, while others save every time they change a punctuation mark. More saves don’t necessarily mean more content has been completed.
The same goes for code commits: adding features, fixing issues, updating documentation, and adjusting formatting can all generate commit records. The

Gemini 4 Carbon has launched, but you still can't use it!
Google officially announced the new model for long-horizon engineering tasks; internal teams say it can run continuously for several days, troubleshooting complex issues in large codebases and low-level systems.
Sounds impressive, but these are the company's own internal observations, not independent tests, and certainly no guarantee it can handle every task.
Safety is a key focus this time: 88.2% on SEC-bench Pro, 54.8% on ExploitGym, and 71.0% on CWE-bench. Those numbers look pretty intimidating.
But these are benchmark results with s

$BTC BTC has fallen to around $80k, and even longtime holders who have held for over six months are starting to be underwater? I think this on-chain data is much more interesting than trying to call the bottom.
① First, look at a pretty startling number
Data shows that as of October 27, 4.08 million BTC held by long-term holders were at a loss.
Seven days ago, it was only 2.82 million, an increase of 44.83% in one week.
Here, long-term holders refers to coins that have not moved on-chain for more than 155 days.
In other words, quite a few coins held since six months ago are now looking bad on

What is market impact cost? Why can a large order steadily drive up the purchase cost or push down the selling price as it is executed?
In crypto trading, a large order cannot necessarily be filled at the latest price shown on screen. When an order exceeds the quantity available at the current price level, it must continue matching with higher-priced asks or lower-priced bids, resulting in market impact cost. This is an important part of the actual execution cost and is especially worth noting for large traders.
First, what is market impact cost?
Market impact cost is the additional cost incur

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What Is the Win Rate? Why Can a High-Win-Rate Strategy Still Lose Money Over the Long Term?
In cryptocurrency trading, many people believe that the higher the win rate, the stronger the trading ability. But the win rate only reflects the proportion of profitable trades out of all trades; it does not indicate how large each profit is or how severe the losses are. To properly evaluate a strategy, the win rate must be considered alongside the risk-reward ratio, trading costs, and risk management.
First, what is the win rate?
The win rate is calculated as: win rate = number of profitable trades ÷

$DOOD Everyone can buy the dip now

Ethereum Mini-History #12 | Shapella Upgrade 🔓
April 12, 2023 22:27:35 UTC, execution-layer Shanghai and consensus-layer Capella activated simultaneously (block 17,034,870, epoch 194,048), collectively known as "Shapella."
The biggest change: ETH staked on the Beacon Chain could finally be withdrawn to the execution layer (EIP-4895).
Also included were EIP-3651 (address warming), EIP-3855 (adds the PUSH0 instruction), EIP-3860 (limits and meters initcode), and EIP-6049 (deprecates SELFDESTRUCT).
ETH had been staked since the Beacon Chain launched on December 1, 2020; it was only on this day t

According to SoSoValue data, on October 28 Eastern Time, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw total net inflows of $137 million. The spot Bitcoin ETF with the largest single-day net inflow yesterday was Blackrock ETF IBIT, with a net inflow of $136 million. Spot Ethereum ETFs saw total net outflows of $21.4114 million, while the spot Ethereum ETF with the largest single-day net inflow yesterday was Fidelity ETF FETH, with a net inflow of $18.7799 million.

#美股财报周 I’m most bullish on Amazon beating expectations, followed by SanDisk; Intel may beat earnings expectations, but the stock reaction may not be favorable.
1. Amazon: The steadiest candidate to beat expectations. The market expects revenue of about $202.2 billion and EPS of about $1.96. AWS is the key variable, with analysts expecting third-quarter revenue of about $46.5 billion, up about 41% year over year, compared with 37% in the second quarter.
The real potential for a surprise lies in AWS margins. If the cloud business continues to scale while capital expenditures don’t significantly

#晒出我的持仓收益 Though I didn’t catch the whole move and didn’t exit at the top, it failed to break higher after several pushes. This Hong Kong dog of a market maker made it go straight up and down—nothing but wicks! If you haven’t hopped on yet, folks, get on board. Let’s wait for the next trade and keep making money

Ladies:
On October 29, short it at 1x. Allocate 15%+35% of your position; the initial position is 0.16. Add 0.32 to start making money. Follow Mi Ge and join the chat room—he’ll set sail with you....

100 tokens were transferred—why did fewer arrive?
A friend says 100 tokens were sent. You open your wallet and see only 95. Where did the rest go?
One possibility is that the token has a transfer fee, commonly called a “transfer tax” in crypto circles.
Suppose a token deducts 5% on this transfer. If 100 tokens are sent, the recipient may receive only 95. Exactly how the fee is deducted and who receives it depends on the contract rules; this is just an example.
Here, “tax” usually refers to a fee set by the token contract, not a government tax or blockchain gas fee. Even if the network fee is l

#Gate广场万圣节 🎃 The Night Two Monsters Took Over the Crypto Market And One Trader Refused to Panic 👻
The clock struck midnight. Bitcoin was moving, green candles were flashing across the screen, and the entire market felt like a haunted house.
Inside that house lived two terrifying creatures.
The first was the Leverage Monster. It whispered, “Increase your leverage. You don't need a big move to make big money.”
One trader listened. A small price movement went against his position, and suddenly a manageable loss became a nightmare. The monster didn't need to crash the market. It only needed the

BTC is back at 79,000!
Not sure if it can hold.
Feels very risky.

Tong Ge's 10.29 ETH Outlook
$ETH Enter short around 2330-2350, stop loss at 2370, targets: 2290-2250-2230-2200
Everyone enjoyed yesterday's playbook, right? Price hit a high of 2391 with pinpoint accuracy, then pulled a classic fakeout, plunging back to around 2300 in one big bearish candle. Those who followed yesterday's plan to enter shorts in stages at 2360-2380 are sitting on a huge profit.
Look at the chart now: the moving averages on the daily timeframe are pressing down hard, and there's no sign of a trend reversal. On the 4-hour timeframe, price just touched the upper Bollinger Band, c