If the current level acts as a Control Node then the targets are mentioned. Will see how we close the month.
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$BTC
We are now approaching the first retest of the 50-week moving average since reclaiming it back in September.
This is my line in the sand.
As long as we continue to hold above this level, I view bearish headlines and short-term volatility as noise, with any dips presenting potential buying opportunities. However, a loss of this level would be a significant shift in my outlook. That is when I would begin considering de-risking some of my spot positions and looking for potential swing-short opportunities.
Everything we are currently seeing in terms of price action was both expected and antic

🟢 Citadel · Shield — the bot opened LONG $ETH
Entry 2 237.88 · live account
Limit adds: 2 170.73 · 2 103.60 · 2 036.46
Now: take 2 281.48
Every action on this trade — in the next posts, the result — a card after the close.

As soon as I set a breakeven stop-loss, it got hit#ETH回落

$SNDK It plunged 14% in 24 hours, and this pullback wiped out half of last week's gains for me. Honestly, my hands are shaking a little, but I'm not panicking. The current price is 1150.83, with a high of 1354.57 and a low of 1117.37; trading volume is $3.3 billion—retail investors fleeing couldn't generate this kind of volume. Clearly, big money is unloading or shaking out weak hands.
Let's start with the fundamental thesis. SNDK's core narrative is a reversal in the memory chip cycle combined with an explosion in AI edge-device demand. NAND flash prices have risen quarter over quarter for tw

#英特尔财报超预期股价却暴跌 #AIP
AIP has entered the autonomous operation phase, with its economic model evolving on its own according to preset parameters. The world's first AI rule-maker has officially entered execution mode.

You just got stopped out by a wick, and the price bounced right back to where it was. How are you going to spend the next half hour?
Chasing the move feels like asking to get wicked out again, while flipping short feels like risking a short right into a recovery bounce. The most maddening part is—you just followed your plan to the letter, but as you watch the candlesticks snap back, your mind starts wondering, “Should I give my stop-loss more room next time?”
When the market keeps whipping you back and forth like this, do you immediately look for the next entry, or just close your laptop and t

$FIL — Long entry: 0.8642 Take profit 1: 0.8900 Take profit 2: 0.9250 Stop-loss: 0.8200 Rebounding from the intraday range low. If this support level holds, the price may move toward the previous trading range.

Recap: On the afternoon of October 28, I went long and exited at breakeven. It rallied to 2280. We shorted at 2265, but things weren’t looking right, so we exited. Then it dropped 70 points. That evening, when the U.S. stock market opened, I livestreamed two trades with everyone: SanDisk and Ethereum. I told everyone to set their stop-losses a little wider. SanDisk turned into a huge winner. I personally exited eth at breakeven shortly after 5 a.m. and posted in the strategy group telling everyone to exit at breakeven. In fact, by the time you woke up, it had already plunged, so you actually m

$DOOD — Long entry: 0.001997 Take-profit 1: 0.002080 Take-profit 2: 0.002175 Stop-loss: 0.001710 Performance is steadier than that of several other small-cap coins. I hope this demand continues into the next wave of trading.

Countdown to the US midterm elections! Policy, the dollar, and US stocks are in play. Which asset class has the best opportunity in November?

the Reddit moment

$BTC is looking pretty grim on a lot of timeframes.
I see $48K and even $30K as a likely senario for 2027.
I liquidated everything except for $FINE!
Forever $FINE. 🔥🐶🔥
Anything can happen at any moment. 💯
NFA, DYOR ⚠️
#Crypto #Trading #BTC #ETH

All you need to know about $HYPE as an investor:
Number go up
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$BTC The most ironic part right now: The US president says the war with Iran will end soon, and geopolitical risks seem to be easing, yet prices keep falling. That’s because the main driver of this downturn isn’t the Middle East, but fund flows—US spot ETFs saw $636 million in redemptions in a single day, $773 million over two days, and $1.32 billion in net outflows for October, nearing a monthly record.‌‌

The market was previously anchored by the narrative that “ETF long-term capital is buying,” leading people to think institutions would provide a floor and limit the downside. But in late

actually interesting that eth is outperforming

$HD - Not a bad time to sit in slow growth stocks that are cash positive paying out dividends. A safe haven in chaos, and if the economy gets better they still go up.