So many beautiful trading ranges
Break down, break down
Break them all, back to the start of the year
Back to 2025
Even back to Liberation Day, and test a major double bottom!
At least we can have a bear market for 2 months
Let's wait until 2027 to talk about it

CryptoSuperMessiah 23 minutes ago

$XRP was trading at $1.1817 by 02:31 (07:31 GMT) on Friday, down 10.02% on the day. It was the largest one-day percentage loss since February 5.

The move downwards pushed XRP’s market cap down to $75.3059B, or 2.97% of the total cryptocurrency market cap. At its highest, XRP’s market cap was $210.6006B.

XRP had traded in a range of $1.1817 to $1.2226 in the previous twenty-four hours.
Reuters

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GateUser-fe543c7b 2 hours ago

This time, it’s a Japanese company’s turn.
On November 5, Putin issued an order placing four of Japan Tobacco’s cigarette manufacturing companies in Russia under the temporary management of a Russian company. The next day, its stock hit the daily limit down, plunging 19.3% in a single day.
Japan Tobacco, known as JT, is Japan’s largest tobacco company. Seven Stars and Camel are among its brands.
Just the day before, its stock had hit a new high for the year.
But sell orders flooded in at the opening, and not a single trade went through all day. Only at the close were some shares matched at the

NotTempted2 hours ago

In the cryptocurrency market, clear upward or downward trends don't occur every day. Often, BTC fluctuates repeatedly within a price range, pulling back after rising to a certain level and rebounding after falling to another. This is a range-bound market.
Many traders chase rallies and sell off during range-bound markets, only to see the market go nowhere while fees and repeated stop-losses steadily drain their account balances. So, how should you trade a range-bound market?
First, range trading. Look for buying opportunities near relatively clear support zones, and consider reducing positions

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CoinRelyOnUniversal 26 minutes agoBullish

Goldman Sachs is bullish on AI infrastructure, but investors are busy fleeing: Behind $125 billion lies a dangerous signal!

The current AI market is a bit schizophrenic.
Investors are worried that tech stock valuations are too high, yet have to admit that demand for AI infrastructure is still growing. Goldman Sachs has even raised its forecast for US data center construction spending, expecting it to reach $125 billion in 2028.
At first glance, this looks like a shot in the arm for the AI industry.
Cloud providers still have demand, backlogs remain, and tighter regulation is more likely to de

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MamonTrader an hour ago

High prices continue to erode purchasing power, and US consumer confidence remains weak.

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CryptoAshii37 minutes ago

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ThisIsTranslateContent:Summit31 minutes ago

AMD down 17%, NVIDIA down 9%—which should you choose: chip stocks or tech giants?

The user asks more specifically: Which do you favor next: chip stocks, tech giants, or defensive sectors? Let me give the conclusion first: In the short term, tech giants are more resilient than chip stocks; in the medium term, chip stocks have greater upside, but only if you can withstand the volatility.

Why are tech giants safer in the short term? Just look at the declines in this selloff. NVIDIA fell 9.26%, AMD fell 17.26%, and SanDisk fell 22.26%; meanwhile, Microsoft fell 3%, Apple fell 1%, and Google fell

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BigL an hour agoBullish

Just hold on to it and wait for it to reach $1

CryptoStrategist35 minutes ago

Is it really possible to forgive someone for cheating while drunk?

ThisIsTranslateContent:Summit33 minutes ago

Democrats Won the Election, and AI Hardware Crashed First—How Did Politics Become a “Nuclear Bomb” for Chip Stocks?

A lot of people still don’t get it: What do the midterm elections have to do with Nvidia and AMD? A lot.

The valuation of the AI hardware supply chain is essentially built on the assumption of “unlimited capital expenditure expansion.” Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and Meta spend hundreds of billions of dollars each year building data centers, creating orders for Nvidia’s GPUs, Micron’s HBM, SanDisk’s NAND, and Marvell’s optical modules. The starting point for this chain is that “

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TwinApple an hour ago

$PIEVERSE M1 EMA 200 just Crossed.. May be sale

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StarshineWisdomEyesSmartTravel 2 hours ago

$ESPORTS Holy shit, it’s suddenly pumping hard. There’s a lot of trapped supply overhead, so it can’t go much higher. Guys who didn’t short at the bottom, be careful chasing longs and look for a chance to short the hell out of it

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CoinWay26 minutes agoBullish

AI stocks have fallen to rock-bottom prices, yet data centers are still expanding at a furious pace: Who’s really putting on an act in this market?

The recent action in AI stocks has been like a major plot twist. The market was chasing artificial intelligence one moment, then tech stocks came under pressure across the board the next. Investors thought they were buying the future, but when they opened their accounts, it felt like they’d bought a one-way ticket to the top.
Goldman Sachs, however, has a different take.
Its forecast for U.S. data center construction spending has been raised, with

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SmallCapitalQuickTranslate 22 minutes ago

$XAUUSD Fivefold in a week, quickly double a small investment—guys, toss in a hundred bucks to show some support

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OldZhangTalksAboutTrends2 hours agoBearish

$AKE The truth behind the surge: Major players are “taking out shorts to make an example of them”—chasing longs now is like catching a falling knife!

The pump isn’t an act of kindness; it’s meant to liquidate shorts. High volume doesn’t mean a bottom—it’s a trap for longs.

My view: The one-hour chart shows high volume and a long upper wick, alongside fund flows showing “long-term bleeding and a short-term pulse.” This rally is essentially a short squeeze, not a reversal. The whale long/short ratio is 88.2%; longs are sitting on +290k in unrealized profit, while shorts are stubbornly holding

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GLOW_PK an hour ago

🚀 $XFS – More Than a Meme? 🐿️🔥
StockFi + Tokenized Stocks + BNB Chain = Interesting combination!
📈 +28.6% in 24H
💧 Liquidity: $394.46K
👥 Holders: 12.39K
⚠️ Top 10 holders own 41.23% of supply.
Can $XFS deliver real growth? 👀
#XFS #StockFi #BNBChain

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EarnMoneyAndEatMeat2 hours agoBullish

Gate’s Annual Honors Showdown! Who will be crowned? This time, fans can’t just watch from the sidelines!

If the crypto community were a huge variety show, streamers would be the hype-makers on stage, creators would be content-making machines, and fans would be a key force driving the buzz.
After a year, who’s everyone’s favorite star?
Gate’s Social Annual Streamer and Creator Awards give outstanding content creators a stage to showcase themselves. Whether it’s professional market analysis, engaging livestreams, interesting industry insights, or knowledge-sharing, it all deserves more attentio

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CryptoMishu2 hours ago

#美股史诗级抛售 #每周来晒 #Gate股票畅聊季 How should we view the sharp drop in U.S. stocks?

On November 5, U.S. time, the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow Jones fell 4.4%, 5.5%, and 3.4%, respectively, each posting its biggest single-day decline since the tariff shock in April 2025. AI-linked stocks led the losses: the Nasdaq 100 fell more than 6%, and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index plunged about 12%, both marking their biggest single-day declines since March 2020.
How should we view the sharp drop in U.S. stocks and what comes next? Here are some brief thoughts:

I. Characteristics of this sell-off: sharp los