Sorry, Chestnut.
Now Liu Zhimin has become a mom; it's all her fault👇

Whale FGjDGz dumped 674.32M $PUMP for 2.59M $USDC 7 hours ago, taking a $409K loss.

The post-election rally was wiped out overnight. With nonfarm payrolls due again tonight, I’m keeping my position light and waiting for the data😮‍💨
Tech and semiconductors took the biggest hit. I’m not chasing shorts or rushing to buy the dip. I’ll wait for the data and see how rate expectations shift.
At times like this, staying on the sidelines is more reassuring than blindly guessing the direction.
#美股 #非农

Getting mentally wrecked every day, getting liquidated every day, dying every day 🔥, every day, every day getting messed with, getting mentally wrecked every day, getting liquidated every day, dying every day 🔥, every day, every day getting messed with, getting mentally wrecked every day, getting liquidated every day, dying every day 🔥, every day, every day getting messed with, getting mentally wrecked every day, getting liquidated every day, dying every day 🔥, every day, every day getting messed with

#$HYPER
This is a very attractive spot, so I decided to take a position

1-hour MACD crossover, the previous starting point. Maybe we can take some here for a small bounce

Target profit: 30%

Eventually $aster will breakout.
Parabolic pump incoming. 🚀🚀🚀

Last night, the Nasdaq 100 plunged 6.36%, and $BTC was not spared...

It tumbled from above $80,000 to around $75,000, falling more than 6% in 24 hours, while the crypto market saw over $1 billion in liquidations.

I've been watching the correlation between BTC and U.S. stocks, and this once again confirmed a pattern:

When global capital starts collectively reducing risk exposure, BTC still finds it hard to decouple; especially when market volatility surges, leveraged liquidations further amplify short-term declines.

BTC has now returned to the vicinity of its previous key low, and the $75,

AI hardware stocks have fallen so hard—how much further could they fall?
This downturn may just be the beginning. Over the past few years, AI companies have poured money into buying GPUs and building data centers, and hardware makers have reaped the benefits.
Now the market is starting to worry: if data center construction slows, can this industry chain sustain its previous growth?
I think there are a few things to watch.
1. Smaller computing companies face greater pressure
Companies like $CRWV rely heavily on financing to expand. If projects are delayed and they buy less equipment, that coul

#GateLaunchesPoSECProofOfSecurity

During the time I’ve spent in crypto and on Gate, I’ve realized one simple thing: good numbers in your balance matter, but it’s even more important to know how securely they’re protected. That’s why the launch of Gate PoSEC — Proof of Security — caught my attention. To me, it’s not just a new name or another report. It’s an attempt to look at exchange security in a different scenario: what happens to users’ funds if the worst happens?

I used to pay more attention to Proof of Reserves. It’s an easy-to-understand indicator: does the platform have enough ass

Many people see “price falling below MA5 and MA20” and immediately conclude the trend has turned bearish. This is a common misconception: a bearish moving average alignment only indicates weak short-term momentum. To make a proper assessment, look at the price relative to the Bollinger middle band, the direction of the MACD histogram, and whether longs are paying funding fees.
Take $NEAR as an example: the current price is 3.731, and MA5=3.6896 has crossed below MA20=3.7218, suggesting resistance on the surface. However, the MACD histogram is still positive (+0.008912), and the price is near

Everyone is waiting for $ETH and $SOL to crash again... but I think the market is preparing to surprise them. 👀 I’m going to go heavily long on these two coins now. ETH long take-profit: $2,298 stop-loss: $2,185 👇🏻SOL long take-profit: 93.95 stop-loss: 87.15 👇🏻Look at what’s happening now. After that massive sell-off, both coins are struggling to hold support, and buyers are finally starting to show some strength. Meanwhile, short sellers are becoming more aggressive, expecting another sharp drop. One thing is important now. BTC is also showing signs of stability near the support zone,

#StockTalkSeason

STOCK TALK SEASON: SEPARATING MARKET MYTHS FROM THE FACTS THAT REALLY MATTER

A DIFFERENT MARKET PERSPECTIVE

A few years ago, many individual investors focused mainly on whether a stock was going up or down. Today, the conversation is much broader. Investors are looking at company earnings, artificial intelligence, chip demand, business growth, interest rates, and the strength of entire industries.

That change makes stock discussions more important than ever. A rising share price does not automatically mean a company is doing well, and a falling share price does not always

Last night, global risk assets plunged across the board, and $PEPE 's performance actually surprised me😯
BTC fell more than 6% over the past 24 hours, while PEPE was down only about 1.8% over the same period
It briefly dipped to around 0.00000463 intraday, then quickly recovered most of its losses and climbed back above 0.0000049
This is worth paying attention to👀
In theory, a sentiment-driven meme like PEPE should face greater selling pressure when global markets are gripped by fear; but this time, its relative performance was clearly stronger than BTC's, which at least shows that short-ter

ETH short strategy executed with precision! The morning outlook clearly called for shorting a rebound in the 2260-2280 range, with take-profit targets at 2220-2205. The market weakened as expected along the descending channel, dipping to a low of 2215.17. Both the direction and price levels matched the move perfectly.

Stop envying others for catching the market. Real skill means figuring out the rhythm of the price action before the market opens. Get the direction right and the levels clear, and no market move will pass you by. #ETH

Tech stocks suffered their biggest one-day drop since COVID and the VIX surged nearly 70%. Why did the Democrats’ victory rattle AI investors, and how is the selloff putting pressure on Bitcoin?
I break it down in Morning Brief #295 👇

#USNonfarmPayrolls

*US Nonfarm Payrolls — Labor Market Shows Resilience*

The US economy added *+187K jobs in September*, beating expectations and up +29K from August. Unemployment held steady at *3.8%*, with labor force participation rising to 62.7%.

Healthcare (+41K) and Leisure & Hospitality (+28K) led gains, while wage growth remained controlled at +0.3% MoM.

Markets reacted positively: Dow +0.8%, S&P 500 +0.6% as investors see a resilient but not overheating labor market — supporting the Fed’s cautious approach to rates.

Key takeaway: Jobs growth is back above the 6-month average

# Why Might a Once-Effective Strategy Gradually Stop Working?

If a trading strategy has consistently delivered profits in the past, why might it start losing frequently months later, or even after a longer period?

Has the market changed, or is there a problem with the strategy itself?

In the digital asset market, this question is especially worth considering. Market participants, liquidity, volatility structure, and trading behavior can all change. Opportunities that could be captured in the past may not remain available forever.

**The fact that a strategy once worked only shows that it pe