PONS | Short 🔴 | Bearish | 15-minute, 24-hour change: -21.90% | Volume: 34.9M USDT. Short rationale: Price below EMA200; EMA20/50/200 are bearishly aligned; RSI14 is 31.4; MACD histogram is negative; ADX14 is 52.3; volume is 0.67x the 20-candle average; trend pullback/continuation. Entry: 0.112 Stop-loss: 0.117898 Take-profit 1: 0.104628 | Take-profit 2: 0.100205 | Take-profit 3: 0.0943075 For reference only as an entry price; do not chase the trade. The strategy is invalidated if the stop-loss level is hit. Technical analysis only; not financial advice. $PONS

Has the bottom finally stabilized around $MU , or are we seeing another trap? Buyers did step in at a key level, pushing the price back above the short-term moving average. It seems selling pressure has only temporarily run out. Take profit: 788.58 Stop loss: 727.80 Hot assets:
$BTC : Current price 64,039 - 24-hour change: -6.18%
$SOPH : Current price 0.002202 - 24-hour change: +22.95%

#ETHBrieflyFallsBelow2000 #ShareWeekly

Ethereum Drops to $1,745: Is the $1,700 Support Zone the Next Turning Point or Could ETH Fall Further?

Ethereum’s latest price action has taken a significantly bearish turn, with ETH falling to $1,745 and moving considerably below the psychologically important $2,000 level. The market has experienced another wave of selling pressure, changing the short-term outlook for the world's second-largest cryptocurrency. With a 24-hour high of $1,936 and a low of $1,727, Ethereum is showing substantial volatility as buyers and sellers struggle to establish contr

It still hasn’t stopped falling. Long positions should remain focused on short-term trades. If you’ve made a few dozen points in a few minutes, take profit—what are you waiting for?$ETH

Even the only long position went up—damn impressive. A free, high-quality signal $SOXS , though it's no longer being held.

I got stuck in a position. At first, I just wanted to make a little money and didn't plan to set a stop loss anywhere, but things ended up getting really passive. Once that happened, I had to either take a painful stop loss or use my last bit of sense to short this market and make some money to stay afloat, so I wouldn't get liquidated. All in all, this trade has already cost me 25% of my account. It hurts like hell. Damn, you make it sound so easy—what trading expert hasn't lost money in this move? It hasn't stopped falling yet🥶$BTC

#GateOctoberTransparencyReport #ShareWeekly

Gate’s October Report: Security Is the Foundation, but Building an Entire Financial Ecosystem Is the Bigger Story

When evaluating a digital asset platform, I believe the most important question is not simply how much trading volume it generates or how many products it launches. The real question is whether its financial foundation can support that expansion while maintaining transparency, sufficient reserves, and user confidence. Gate’s October Transparency Report offers an interesting perspective on this balance.

The first thing that deserves at

Somehow, this really hit a nerve. Lately I’ve been playing World of Warcraft Infinite just to find solace in another world, but with the market crashing so hard, I logged in and got a quest called “The Trial of Faith” that asked me to jump off this cliff... so, BTC, ETH, SOL, HOOKR, have you put me through the same trial too?😭

$EVAA I got in at 1.12 and sold at 1.95. Now it’s at 1.50—let’s see you catch the bag. Don’t rush to call me names; look at the data first: 24h low of 1.06, high of 2.04, a 92% range, and 276 million in trading volume—the turnover rate makes it obvious that hot-money traders are playing musical chairs. My entry logic was simple: a volume-backed break above the previous high of 1.08 overnight, followed by a retest that held. I tested the waters with a small position. I set my take-profit just below the round-number mark of 2.0, because meme coins like this never give you a second chance to sell

Kept reducing the position all the way down from 2500

Capital really does drive people crazy. The AI giants are now making a “blind men and the elephant”-style gamble, with tens or even hundreds of billions of dollars of real money on the line.

Anthropic just revealed one of its cards at a JPMorgan investor event: its biggest business concern isn’t whether its algorithms can break through, or what new models its competitors have released. It’s the suffocating constraints of the compute supply chain.

CEO Dario Amodei made a rare public admission about a harsh reality: the outlook for next year is highly uncertain, and compute has become the deep

Since November 7, 74u grew to over 4,000u in seven days. I withdrew some, and one trade was made on a smaller account because this account was in its cooldown period

$CETUS is gearing up for a potential bounce! 🚀🚀
A successful breakout and retest could trigger the next leg up, with buyers stepping in aggressively.
Remember, a good entry + a little patience =🖨💰
Buy & hold⏰️💣
Stay sharp and don't miss the move!

The guys over in Guangxi are still way ahead of their time.
There’s even this kind of model.
When I saw it, I thought it was Snorlax???

A new bill would allow every Texas city and county to invest up to $10 MILLION in Bitcoin!
OVER 1,450 LOCAL GOVERNMENTS COULD BE ELIGIBLE! 👀
⚠️ Still a proposal, not law yet.

330U Copy Trading with Aoying Capital | Day 39 · Morning Brief

Good morning, a new day begins as we follow Aoying Capital’s trades!
Welcome to follow along (^v^)
Starting capital: 330U, return: 228.41%, current balance: 683.75U. (400U has been withdrawn during this period)

Just a quick update today:

I’m currently holding two positions: BTC long and NVDA long.
BTC is almost back to its entry price. I’ll wait for Aoying to decide.

Let’s keep following along today!

Britain paid wind farms £393 million in 2024 to switch off.
8.3 TWh of clean power, gone. 98% of it in Scotland.
The turbines work. The cables to England just can't carry it all, so the grid pays Scotland to stop and pays gas plants down south to start.
A new Bitcoin Policy Institute report found a 20 MW mine next to a 100 MW wind farm could use 83% of that farm's curtailed energy.
The report is upfront that this won't wipe out the £1B+ yearly bill.
But a buyer that can switch off in seconds, sitting right behind the bottleneck? Why isn't every grid operator running this math?