On November 4, Trump is very likely to lose support in both chambers of Congress. This could put some pressure on the crypto market, since the entire process of legalizing cryptocurrency has been driven by Trump.
It could be considered somewhat bearish. Bitcoin is still repeatedly testing the daily support level around 76,000.

Just got stopped out, and the market reverses? Is the market proving you wrong, or giving you a second chance?
The most painful part of a reversal right after a stop-loss isn’t losing money—it’s feeling like the market is specifically out to get you!
I believe many traders have had this experience: their stop-loss order has barely been filled when the market suddenly turns upward, as if the market were saying, “Sorry, I was just joking with you!”
The easiest mistake to make at that point is to jump right back in, desperate to make back the loss immediately.
But remember: a market reversal does

Zero One Everything, the company founded by Kai-Fu Lee in Hangzhou, received government investment. It initially focused on developing and training large models, but couldn’t compete with the big tech companies, and has now pivoted to the FDE sector.
So who says FDE is a false premise, or that FDE is a bad business? I was in Shanghai on a business trip last week. I originally planned to write a long article about FDE, and I’ll try to get it done this week.

PEPEUSDT Short-Term Bias Is Strong: Key Levels to Watch Amid Low-Volume Trading
$PEPE The current price is 0.0000048727, with a 24-hour change of 1.9926739926739767%. The intraday high is 0.000005019, and the low is 0.000004659. Over shorter time frames, the 1-hour trend is strong, and the 4-hour trend is also strong. Both time frames point in the same direction, indicating a strong bias, but alignment alone does not confirm a trend; actual trading activity still needs to validate it. In a multi-time-frame analysis framework, the short- and medium-term directions have not diverged. This alignm

Nov 4 morning session
Congrats, everyone—both longs and shorts on BTC and ETH paid off yesterday. Keep your entry price as your defense, and take profit when the levels are reached.
Now, here are today’s trading recommendations:
Short: around 2317–2335
Around 78310, around 78800
Long: around 2210–2235, stop-loss at 2175
Around 76355, stop-loss at 75000

Everyone is equal before Myanmar A 🤭

Yesterday morning, I said this bottom wasn't solid. Today, I'll take that statement back for now.
Note: Over 24 hours, it went from 146.59 to 154.97, up 8.4.
The 05:00 candle rose from 151.06 to 154.16, a 3.1 move in one go.
Note: Volume was 867k contracts, versus just 313k in the previous candle—2.8 times as much. This wasn't just a casual lift.
After 146.59, it churned between 147 and 151 for a whole day.
Note: While it churned, volume shrank from 1.3 million to 310k, until hardly anyone wanted to look at it.
$SKHY Now at 154.53, it's three points above the 20-hour moving average at 151.49.

Saw the SOS indicator on my iPhone📱 for the first time!😱
My signal suddenly stopped working, and I panicked, thinking a cyberattack was underway—but restarting fixed it!🥵
I need to think about various countermeasures...

Good morning, Zuo Zuo stayed up through the U.S. overnight session for you☕
Just last night, Zuo Zuo wrote a long post saying AMD was down more than 20% from its high. Then earnings came out early this morning, and the stock briefly surged nearly 10% after hours. It’s now still up about 7%🚀
$AMD Third quarter:
Revenue of $13.38 billion, up 45% year over year
Data center revenue of $8.55 billion, nearly doubled (+97%)
Fourth-quarter guidance of $17 billion, while the market was only expecting $16.2 billion
Lisa Su even said revenue is expected to grow more than 80% again in 2027
The broader ma

What is walk-forward backtesting? Why is a single out-of-sample test still insufficient to prove a strategy is reliable?
A trading strategy passing a single out-of-sample test does not mean it will remain effective in all market conditions. A certain market period may happen to suit the strategy, so we also need walk-forward backtesting to observe its performance across different time periods.
First, what is walk-forward backtesting?
Walk-forward backtesting repeatedly uses historical data to develop or optimize a strategy in chronological order, then tests its performance on a subsequent peri

$SOL Currently at 92.57, 24H +0.27% (91.28–93.95). The 1H trend is weak, with RSI at 50.29 and EMA20 at 93.01; the 4H trend is weak, with RSI at 41.97 and EMA20 at 93.84; volume is 0.01x. If price holds above the 93.95 resistance level, watch for continuation; if it breaks below the 91.28 support level, the short-term outlook may weaken. In a follow-up review, check whether price can hold above 93.95 and whether it can reclaim 91.28 after losing that level; volume is only 0.01x, so a breakout needs confirmation from market participation; if price breaks below and cannot reclaim the level, the

$HUMA I’ve already booked profits on this trade and am stepping aside for now. Hope those who followed the move didn’t miss out.
Next, I’m keeping an eye on $ETH and HOT; both are worth watching closely in the near term.
$HUMA is currently trending bearish, and I’m considering looking for an opportunity to short. Reference plan: entry range 0.021565–0.021680, targets at 0.02020–0.0191, and stop-loss at 0.02235. The broader macro trend is moving down, and HUMA is also under pressure, so it’s time to have a parachute ready.
Keep in mind that sideways movement on low volume can be broken at an

The girl with glasses really got set up by a group this time.
Three “couples” were at the same event; hers is probably the only real married couple.
Did everyone see it?

Left: Up 0.44% in 24 hours, with $4.86 billion in trading volume.
Right: The 24-hour high was 78040.6; it never managed to hold above it.
Left: It touched 78040.6 at 05:00; there was strength.
Right: It closed at 77873.1, with a 167-point upper wick; it ran out of steam halfway.
Left: Two consecutive candles from 04:00 to 05:00, with 19.3 million and 16.8 million contracts.
Right: At 07:00, one 420-point candle sent it tumbling back down on just 16.68 million contracts.
$BTC Now at 77284.2, with the 20-hour moving average at 77318 pressing overhead.
That’s the contradiction: volume without pr

Watching $BCH plunge on the 15-minute chart. It clearly thinks support is just a suggestion, not a rule. Sellers are definitely serious today. Take profit: 261.88 Stop loss: 284.23 Today's active coins:
$CLANKER : Current price 15.66 - 24-hour gain: +38.58%
$ZEC : Current price 1,216.33 - 24-hour gain: +5.65%

After the midterm elections, Bitcoin fell first and then rose all three times.
2014: Fell 48% over 71 days, then rose 24% a year later
2018: Fell 51% over 39 days, then rose 45% a year later
2022: Fell 15% over 13 days, then rose 92% a year later
2026: How much will it fall? How much will it rise a year later?

VVV stalled near the 24-hour high of 22.9090 after repeated rejection by upper wicks, and the 15-minute RSI(6) pulled back to 57.48. The price is expected to mean-revert, correcting to the MA25 support level. A solid short entry opportunity for $VVV . Entry range: 22.867 - 23.186 Take-profit target 1: 21.9000 Take-profit target 2: 20.9988 Invalidation level: 23.882 Market anomalies: $ETH : Current price 2,287.56 - 24-hour gain: +1.54% $AGT : Current price 0.0436 - 24-hour gain: +33.87%

$SOL had one of those days where nothing dramatic happened. Up about 1% and hanging around $93, just slipping off its afternoon high.
Boring charts never trend, but I'll take boring over a scary wick any day.
What level are you watching on $SOL? #Solana