Weak. $AI 's four-hour RSI is deeply oversold, but trading volume has shrunk to a fraction of its usual level. Oversold and bottoming are never the same thing.
The current price is 0.0175, hovering just above the 0.0174 support. It has fallen more than 10% in 24 hours, and both the hourly and four-hour trends are weak. A steep drop only shows that selling pressure has occurred; it doesn't prove anyone is defending support. Oversold conditions on low volume look more like bears pushing prices down in a vacuum than a confirmed bottom.
If the price keeps testing the bottom near support but fails

A trading pair is being delisted—does the coin disappear?
When people see “a trading pair is about to be delisted,” their first thought is often: Are the coins in my account going to disappear?
First, check exactly what the announcement says is being suspended.
A trading pair is a market for exchanging two assets. For example, the trading market for a coin against USDT and its market against another asset are not the same market.
Delisting just one trading pair does not mean all trading for that coin has stopped, let alone that the coin itself has been deleted from the blockchain.
But don’t ig

⛏️ Venezuelan gold with U.S. capital: the signal the P2P market is watching.
The U.S. chargé d’affaires in Venezuela toured the Chocó Plant and the Santa Bárbara and VBK mines in Bolívar state alongside the minister of Mining Development. His conclusion: the sector’s potential is significant, and U.S. companies are willing to contribute capital and expertise to the development of the country’s mining industry.
Pay attention to the article’s central nuance: what’s been proposed is an intention, not a signed contract. Between the visit and an actual investment lie environmental permits, legal ce

$SOL — Short entry: 97.6 Take profit 1: 95.2 Take profit 2: 92.8 Stop loss: 100.9 Price is approaching a key level. If a new wave of selling emerges, it could fall further. If the price breaks below nearby support, the short setup will become more favorable; if it rises above resistance, the trade will come under pressure.

Why can't your own buy and sell orders match?
You place a sell order first, then submit a buy order. The prices clearly match, but one of the orders gets canceled. Why?
One possibility is that “self-trade protection,” or STP, was triggered.
This means that when the system detects a buy order about to match with a sell order within the same user scope, it blocks the trade according to its rules.
It’s like selling from your left hand to your right: it looks like a trade, but ownership hasn’t actually changed. This kind of trade could also create misleading trading volume.
Depending on the rules,

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$SOL LA LA was hit the worst

The U.S. September core PCE data is out, and I took a quick look: year over year, it came in at 3.1%, edging up from the previous 3.0%. Headline PCE was 3.6%. The figures themselves were not above expectations, but inflation remains stubborn; combined with Q3 GDP’s resilience at 3.4%, this pretty much confirms the “high growth + high inflation” combination.
The chain of events is straightforward: inflation isn’t coming down, and bets on a December Fed rate hike have climbed above 80%, bringing the “higher rates for longer” narrative back to the forefront. Treasuries and the dollar are holding

$Q is at a key price level, where sellers clearly dominate, with $832K in sell orders versus just $240K in buy orders. After plunging 42% in 24 hours, Q is nearing support at $0.035. If buyers defend this level, the price may rebound. But if it falls below $0.035, the sell-off may not be over.

Does 1 contract equal 1 coin?
When you see a contract quantity listed as “10 contracts,” do you instinctively assume you bought 10 coins?
These two units are not directly equivalent.
“Contract” is a unit for counting contracts. How much one contract represents depends on the specifications of that contract. Some are defined by a certain quantity of coins, while others are defined by a fixed dollar value.
For example, suppose a contract explicitly states that each contract represents 0.01 BTC. Then 100 contracts correspond to a nominal exposure of 1 BTC. This refers to the size represented by t

Japanese Ninja Nine-Character Mantra (kuji shingon)
“Rin, pyō, tō, sha, kai, jin, retsu, zai, zen”
(Common Japanese pronunciation: [rin pyō tō sha kai jin retsu zai zen])
In Japanese, it is commonly called the “Kuji Method of Protection
(kuji goshinbō),”
or simply “kuji.”
In Chinese, note that this is the nine-character “mantra”
(true words of spiritual power, an incantation, an esoteric art),
not the homophone meaning “maxim”
(a model precept handed down).
This comes from a passage in Baopuzi, written by Ge Hong during the Eastern Han dynasty.
1. When entering the mountains, one should know t

$btc daily ema around 77800 should get support there after this candle closes should bounce there

$HYPE $HYPE completed its bullish pattern faster than Bitcoin, so it’s pumping against the trend. This move is targeting 120—go long!!!

So CZ, how many billions did we lose today?

One Extra Decimal Place in the Price—Why Was the Order Rejected?
Your balance is sufficient, and you entered the correct quantity, so why still can’t you submit the order? Sometimes, the problem lies in the digits after the decimal point in the price.
Trading prices usually have a minimum allowed increment, also called the price tick size.
For example, suppose a trading pair has a tick size of 0.01. Prices like 1.23 and 1.24 comply with the tick size, while 1.235 may not be accepted because it falls between the price increments allowed by the system.
It’s like using a ruler marked only in cent

$HAEDAL Halved and then halved again in 24 hours, down 24.61% to 0.0211, and now it's gasping right at the daily low—I've watched charts for years, and this is clearly longs getting liquidated in a liquidity vacuum, not a fundamental collapse.
Let's set the time anchor first: it took less than a day to fall from 0.0281 to 0.0211. The 19.9M in trading volume shows sellers and dip buyers bidding each other farewell. Two possible scenarios: first, 0.0210 is today's critical level. If it can hold sideways for the next two hours on declining volume without making a new low, that means panic selling