since grok was released
fake satoshi keeps arguing with it on the crypto twitter time line

While everyone in the market has their eyes fixed on tech stocks, very few have noticed that oil—the primary driver of inflation and the amount of disposable income in households—has quietly shifted direction. This change is more than just a fluctuation in the price of a commodity; it marks the beginning of a process that is reshaping the global economic balance, the fortunes of central banks, and even the fate of political administrations.

The data on your screen captures this quiet shift most clearly: Brent crude is trading at $92.82, while WTI (West Texas Intermediate) stands at $86.86—bo

$BTC Here's a joke. October had barely started when a few smaller exchanges couldn't hold on and shut down; then an exchange got hacked; election results came out at the start of the month, and the market hit the gas and plunged instead; then another rate hike landed a blow. Lao Huang resigned, Anthropic is gearing up to go public and siphon off liquidity, and one thing after another came crashing down, as if they'd all planned it. I saw one guy say: “Numb—numb as in scalp-numbing numb.” Spot on.

Now we're just above 65,000, down 13% in seven days and 25% from the six-month high, but over a s

$SOL is struggling, barely holding above $70. Given $BTC 's current trend, where do you think $SOL will fall to by the end of the month? BTCPriceAnalysis

Today’s KOL leaderboard is out: 350 signals total, 528 orders settled, 312 hits. ScapingWw leads with 66 settled orders, a 61% win rate, and simulated returns of +34142%—a great run💅. 612 Ceros is even more impressive, with just 1 stop-loss out of 40 orders. But simulated results ≠ live trading, so take it with a grain of salt and don’t rush to copy the trades👀. See the image for the full leaderboard. Personal records shared for reference only; not investment advice. By the way, last edition’s (11-15) top spot went to 612 Ceros (+20489%); this time, ScapingWw has taken the lead. #MARA sells

11.15 Evening Analysis
The short position at 65000-65500 from this morning's strategy should have paid off for everyone, right? MACD is currently below the zero line, with both DIF (-2305.7) and DEA (-2108.7) in negative territory.
· Although the fast and slow lines are generally trending downward, the MACD green bars (bearish momentum) are gradually shortening, which is usually seen as a sign that bearish momentum is weakening and the market may be stabilizing or poised for a rebound.
Yifan's personal recommendation:
In the short term, Bitcoin has staged a weak rebound after a rapid drop from

What do you call this $BTC pattern? Back at $66K 🤣
313,828 traders liquidated. Total liquidations were $1.97B.
GG WP CZ. The undefeated pardoned champion of crypto.

Is this pullback the end of the downtrend or a technical correction?
[Timeline]:
November 6: The ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict continued to hit energy infrastructure, pushing up energy costs in Europe and reducing global risk appetite. Crypto markets stalled at elevated levels, with highs moving lower, and ZEC weakened first.

November 10: U.S. October CPI came in above expectations, inflation rebounded, and markets raised expectations for a Fed rate hike in December. Treasury yields and the dollar strengthened, while BTC, ETH, and ZEC all broke down. Spot ETFs continued to see large net out

$DNA #DNA
Broken Falling Wedge on 4H chart.
Slight pump could trigger 45-50% rise during coming sessions ✍️

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

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$BTC $ETH One week of all-bearish calls, every one spot-on

Bitcoin from 76,000 to 64,000, a thousand-point plunge. Never called a single long from start to finish.

Every rebound was an entry point for shorts, and every breakdown was anticipated.

In the face of a trend, forget about luck. Pick the right direction and sit back while the profits roll in.
#10月PPI低于预期

#ликвидации #crypto

👀‼️There aren't that many liquidations

The price below 60K is enticing because of the large futures volumes. They may try to push it down there, but most likely it will happen (if they do) with a bounce upward.

👀Market mechanics call for a bounce upward

benshan.zhao during a break while waiting for a meeting in Washington

Weekend balances are running low, so don’t rush to stare at the charts and guess the direction—first take a look at these smart money positions. Real-money positioning is more honest than any candlestick pattern; retail traders may be left speechless.
$BTC is currently at 65716. On the long side, around 600 whales have an average entry price of 70111, and their unrealized losses have ballooned to over $36 million. On the short side, more than 1,800 traders entered at an average price of 71722, sitting comfortably on $220 million in profits. The nominal long/short ratio is just 22.5%—big money

“Smart Money Hasn’t Left—it’s Waiting for $59.5K: The Liquidation Heatmap Reveals the Next Battleground”
bitcoin:native fell below $63,000, with more than $2.1 billion liquidated in 24 hours—90% of it from longs.
But while retail traders are cutting their losses, whales are doing the opposite:
An address dormant for a year quietly rebuilt a $228 million position near $76,000.
The key is the heatmap.
Glassnode identified the largest liquidation cluster at $59,500–$62,600, untouched since the August low.
Between the current price and that range, liquidation levels are extremely sparse—
meaning t

$BTC swept the 62.7K low, this is my HTF approach for the upcoming weeks/rest of the year.

The chart below shows my most important reference points for the rest of this year probably.

The grey box on the left is the Q3 range, next to that you see Q4 divided into three months, with the October range in grey.

The 63.4K imbalance was the last line of defence within the upward move that started on August 17th.

We now got rid of all of the buyers within that move, this means we swept lots of SSL, over a billion in longs liquidated.

As long as we wick below, but the daily bodies close within th