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If there’s still a bull market next year, November and December this year will be a window to gradually build long positions in Bitcoin. It all comes down to whether you believe the bull market is still going. If you do, buy in batches; if you don’t, stay away—don’t chase after a rally. There’s not much point in looking at candlestick charts anymore; watching short-term price movements every day can wear you down. At this point, I’m not trying to call the bottom or going all in. I’m gradually building a position, spreading out my cost basis, and holding for the lon

Prices are really cheap now, but not because they’re poised to rise—it’s because there’s so much bad news that they’ve been hammered into submission. Concerns over AI spending, regulatory worries, and tightening liquidity: pretty much every piece of bad news you can think of is already on the table. With bad news piling up this much, it starts to feel like “the worst is over”—put simply, all it takes is one positive catalyst to spark a rally, even a better-than-expected CPI reading or a major company’s AI orders proving the “the story is over” narrative wrong. Once shorts cover, a rebound coul

Today is a good day for Double Eleven#$BTC $ETH ‌

ETH is currently trading at around $2,016–$2,085, down nearly 2% in 24 hours. Over $40 million in long positions were liquidated in a short period, and the market is dominated by shorts. ETFs have seen net outflows for six consecutive weeks, with another $185 million flowing out yesterday; BlackRock’s ETHA alone accounted for $119 million. But whales have continued to make moves amid the decline: one address borrowed $22 million USDT to buy the dip with 10k ETH, while another wallet that had been dormant for two years withdrew $73.75 million worth of ETH. **The decision on the Glamsterdam upgr