In cryptocurrency trading, a very common phenomenon is that many people are always in a hurry to close their positions when they’re making a profit, but once they’re at a loss, they’re unwilling to cut it.

Why does this happen?

First, when people are making a profit, they’re afraid of losing the gains they’ve already made. When the price pulls back slightly, they worry the trend is reversing, so they sell early. As a result, trades that could have earned much more end up making only a little.

Second, when they’re at a loss, people are often unwilling to admit that their judgment may have be

What signals indicate that BTC's upward momentum is weakening as it rises?

In cryptocurrency trading, many people tend to see BTC repeatedly reaching new highs and assume the uptrend remains strong. In reality, however, rising prices do not mean upward momentum is always sufficient. What truly deserves attention is whether the market forces behind the price are changing.

There are four signals worth watching closely.

First, trading volume continues to shrink. If the price keeps rising while trading volume gradually declines, it may indicate that the buying pressure driving prices higher is

According to Polymarket data, in the prediction market for the “next NVIDIA CEO,” the probability of the “No change” outcome for Jensen Huang rose from 19% earlier today to 29%, putting it in first place. NVIDIA Vice President of High-Performance Computing Ian Buck is in second place with 25%, while CFO Colette Kress is third with 23.3%. Under the rules, “No change” means NVIDIA has not announced an official successor by 11:59 PM EST on December 31, 2028, and interim CEOs do not count. Thus, even if Huang steps down, as long as NVIDIA appoints only an interim CEO by the deadline, this outcome

Support and resistance levels are the most fundamental and practical concepts in technical analysis. Many traders study candlesticks and indicators every day, but overlook an important question: At which price levels are buying and selling forces likely to shift?

First, a support level is an area where buying pressure may increase as the price falls. When the price approaches this level, some buyers may start entering the market, slowing the decline. However, a support level does not mean the price definitely won't break below it.

Second, a resistance level is an area where selling pressure

In BTC trading, many people see a candlestick with a long lower wick and assume buyers are starting to fight back and the price is about to rebound, so they rush in to buy the dip. But in reality, a long lower wick does not necessarily mean a trend reversal; it may just be a brief rebound during a decline.

So, how should you assess it?

First, look at where it appears. If a long lower wick appears near an important support level from earlier, it suggests that strong buying may have emerged after the price fell to this area, making the rebound signal relatively more meaningful. But if it appea

Many traders have had this experience: they correctly predict whether BTC will rise or fall, but end up making no money—or even taking a loss.

The problem may not be your market direction call, but the entire trading process.

First, entering too early. You see the price starting to rise and rush to chase it; you see it falling and can't resist shorting too soon. Before the market has truly confirmed its direction, you've already taken on risk.

Second, not holding on to profits. The market has just started moving as expected, and as soon as your account shows a small profit, you worry it wil

When the market is cold, it becomes easier to see who is gaining market share. CoinDesk’s October report showed that spot trading volume on centralized exchanges fell 9.7% month over month, while Gate grew 2.1% to $49.8 billion, ranking second globally in spot market share growth. Its derivatives trading volume reached $394 billion, ranking third.

Another figure worth noting is Gate’s monthly trading volume for RWA perpetual contracts, which was about $42.7 billion, ranking third among retail-focused exchanges. Combined with its stock offerings, which already cover U.S., Hong Kong, South Kore

How should the complete process of a BTC futures trade, from opening to closing, be handled?

Many traders who are new to the BTC futures market go long when they see prices rising and go short when they see prices falling. But what truly determines the outcome of a trade is not just your directional call; it’s whether you have a complete execution process from before opening a position through to closing it.

Step 1: Analyze the market trend. Before opening a position, first observe whether BTC is currently rising, falling, or moving sideways. Assess the market environment using price structu

THE LIQUIDATION CASCADE
Have leveraged liquidations ended? Where is the real bottom?
One phenomenon in this crypto market crash deserves particular attention: many investors didn't sell voluntarily but were forcibly liquidated by exchanges.
When investors use 10x, 20x, or even higher leverage, a move in the opposite direction of just a certain magnitude can trigger liquidation. Forced liquidations then bring new sell orders, leading to a continuous cascade of liquidations.
Market data for November 13 showed that global crypto liquidations at one point exceeded $1.6 billion in a single day. Est

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In BTC technical analysis, bearish divergence is a risk warning signal worth watching. Many traders see the price continually making new highs and assume the uptrend remains strong. But if the price keeps rising while indicators such as RSI or MACD fail to make new highs in tandem, bearish divergence may be forming.

What is bearish divergence?

Simply put, the price makes a higher high, while the technical indicator forms a lower high. This means that although the price is still rising, the momentum driving the rise may be weakening.

Why is bearish divergence worth watching?

First, upward m

BTC is bearish overall across all three timeframes. There are signs of an oversold rebound in the short term, but no clear trend reversal signal has emerged yet. At this stage, it is more appropriate to focus on rebound resistance levels and key support levels
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The overall trend is currently weak. Although there has been a short-term rebound, the strength of the upward move remains to be seen. Focus on the 66,800–67,000 support zone below; if it breaks, watch the area around 66,400 next. On the upside, resistance is at 67,800–68,400, with stronger resistance at 68,500–69,500. Unti

In BTC trading, many people see the price break through an important resistance level and immediately chase the rally, worried they’ll miss an opportunity to profit. But experienced traders often focus on another important signal after a breakout: the retest.

Why is a retest after a breakout worth paying attention to?

First, it helps verify whether the breakout is valid. After the original resistance level is broken, it may turn into new support. If the price pulls back to this area but does not break significantly below it, that may indicate the market is reconfirming this level’s role as s

Should You Choose Short-Term, Swing, or Long-Term BTC Trading?

In BTC trading, many people are always looking for the most profitable approach. They see others making frequent profits with short-term trades and start learning day trading; they see others earning returns by holding long term and think they should stick with a long-term strategy. In reality, no trading style is inherently better or worse. What matters is whether it suits your schedule, capital, and risk tolerance.

First, short-term trading: aiming for flexibility and efficiency. Short-term trades usually last from a few minute

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