TeraWulf: AI Leasing Now 83% of Revenue as Bitcoin Mining Fades
TeraWulf’s November 6 earnings release shows $63 million in third-quarter high-performance-computing lease revenue, around 83% of its $76.2 million total. The company is increasingly an AI infrastructure business, although large non-cash gains and long-dated construction plans require careful reading.
TeraWulf is becoming a clear example of how the economics of Bitcoin mining can lead an infrastructure operator into a rather different business. In its third-quarter results published November 6, the Nasdaq-listed company said high-

$DENT #DENT
Trying to break Falling Wedge on Daily Chart.
Successful breakout could trigger 60-70% bullish rally✍️

Sellers outweighed buyers among the largest trades in the 24 hours to 10:00 UTC on Nov 8; buyers took only 44.1% of whale sized flow. $BTC drew most of that money, including the biggest single trade at $22.0M.

$KOMA ’s price action is forming a fairly typical bullish continuation pattern, with the price moving upward in a stair-step fashion while trading volume expands and open interest continues to rise. This combination usually indicates an increased likelihood of liquidity above being swept. My current plan is to wait for the breakout setup to develop further—specifically, I’d like to see the price make another smooth test of the previous high, followed by some local consolidation below the high. If the technical structure develops as expected, I’ll consider entering. I’m placing the first local

$FIL I deserved all the criticism for this losing trade. I chased a long at 0.8023 and cut at 0.7738, taking the full -3.49% hit. My panic sell was part of the 35.8M in trading volume. At the time, I thought 0.7701, the 24h low, was the bottom, but the rebound couldn’t even hold above 0.78. Just one lesson: with liquidity like FIL’s, don’t catch a falling knife during low-volume early trading. Here’s my plan now—place an order near 0.77 with just 20% of my position to test the waters; exit unconditionally if it breaks below 0.765; on a rebound to 0.79, sell half first. Don’t tell me to “hold o

This week, we precisely timed gold’s bullish and bearish moves, and our morning, midday, and evening analysis all played out as expected, with multiple market orders reaching their target ranges smoothly. Our sell-high and buy-low setups took turns generating profits, and we stayed in step with every market move. Markets can change in an instant, so our strategy must remain flexible. Next week, we’ll stay patient, strictly manage position sizes, and wait for new opportunities. $XAU #Ahr999跌入抄底区间 #黄金

The Changing Role of Engineers and Marketers

The tech industry is going through an interesting shift. As AI tools and automation become more common, traditional job roles are starting to overlap.

Marketing professionals are increasingly expected to understand technology, data, and automation, while technical skills are becoming valuable in creative and business roles.

This doesn't mean engineers are being replaced by marketers. It shows how the skills required in modern workplaces are evolving.

The future may not be about choosing between technology and marketing, but understanding how bot

$TRX Short-term outlook is bullish, but this is a low-volatility war of attrition, so avoid chasing prices higher. The funding rate is positive at +0.0100%, indicating that longs are paying to hold positions and that funding favors the bulls. Price at 0.3207 is above MA5=0.32064 and MA20=0.32036, with the moving averages beginning to align bullishly; RSI=59.1 is not yet overbought. However, the MACD histogram is negative (-3.69e-05), the Bollinger Bands are only [0.319669, 0.321051], and the 30-candle range is about 1.12%, indicating insufficient momentum. The Fear & Greed Index is 28, in the

This Bai Xiaochun user manual had me laughing so hard I almost puked.

#DXY wicked below the support zone and eventually moved up near the resistance area. The Dollar Index is ranging, and next week we need to watch out for the breakout.
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$BTC $SOL $AAPL

#CPI数据前瞻 Price is chopping around 76k, with ETF outflows for two straight days ($410 million today). Are institutions fleeing too? But on-chain net outflows are 2,300 coins, and exchange reserves stand at 2.82 million—the market isn’t seeing a sell-off. Liquidations totaled $55 million, much milder than the $1.2 billion the day before yesterday. The long-short ratio is 3.1; longs still have the upper hand, but funding rates are extremely low.
Futures volume of $42 billion dwarfs spot volume of $7.3 billion, clearly showing that derivatives are driving the market. Technically, 74,800 is the flo

$XAU The liquidation map for the past 30 days shows:
If xau rises to $4,174, cumulative short liquidation intensity across major exchanges is $666 million.
If xau falls to $4,207, cumulative short liquidation intensity across major exchanges is $900 million.
If xau falls to $3,881, cumulative long liquidation intensity across major exchanges is $354 million.

Trading strategy: Place a limit order to go long at $3,881.

Unlike the liquidation map for the past 7 days, short liquidation intensity above is greater over the past 30 days, so shorting requires caution.
The 30-day liquidation map is m

$400B wiped from Crypto during "UPtober" and "Moonvember."

#WCTCS9 #广场交易达人 Gold bulls and bears battle; crude oil consolidates and recovers

Spot gold: Gold formed a volatile pattern this week, rebounding from its lows before rallying and then pulling back. The weekly candle had a long upper wick, showing that buying support remains at lower levels, while selling pressure overhead is also significant.
Spot gold is currently consolidating near $4,070/oz. After dipping to around 4,029 intraday on Friday, it rebounded, with bulls and bears locked in a short-term tug-of-war.
Gold remains driven in the short term by interest rate expectations and the dolla

#Gate股票畅聊季 #WCTCS9 Nasdaq's historical major sell-offs: How long will this AI pullback last, and how long will recovery take?

Today I saw a chart showing how long it took the Nasdaq to recover its previous highs after past major sell-offs. Honestly, seeing that it took 15 years to get through the 2000 dot-com bubble and more than 2 years in 2022 left me feeling pretty bleak.

But there's no use being scared just by looking at a chart. History gives us a frame of reference, but where are we now? How long will this AI pullback really last?
Since nobody can predict it precisely, let's try to wor

Observe le support around the 72-74k region