Gm ☕️
bullposted for a whole day, then watched the entire move get retraced the next day while stocks had one of their worst days in history.
still, crypto doesn't look structurally weak. ugly candle, sure, but the uptrend structure is clean everywhere, and that's where most of my bullish bias comes from.
look at #TOTAL3ES (1D)
a hold here and a bounce look likely to me
but i'm curious how the stock market behaves into the weekend

Brent Crude Oil has moved above $100 per barrel as concerns over Middle East supply disruptions continue to put pressure on global energy markets.

Rising geopolitical tensions and uncertainty around oil shipments are adding to market volatility.

If supply risks persist, higher energy prices could increase inflationary pressure and affect global economic conditions.

The coming days will be important to watch as markets react to developments in the region.

DYOR. NFA.
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After this major pullback in the US stock market, I personally learned that you should always keep enough bullets on hand. Given the current market, anyone with cash on hand can make money no matter how they trade, and even if they get stuck holding a position, they won’t panic. Next, I’m going to look for a second buy opportunity in BTC and Ether. The daily charts are nearly there. Those of you with funds can start buying some spot. If you don’t have enough funds and trade futures, enter on the second buy with a 10% position. Brothers, don’t give up right before the bull market💰!$BTC #英伟达股价

Chip stocks have crashed, but are tech giants the better buy? Microsoft, Google, or Apple—which is the winner in the AI correction?

One question worth considering amid this sharp sell-off in AI stocks is: Which is better to hold for the long term—chip companies or tech giants? Chipmakers directly benefit from demand for AI computing power, but are also more vulnerable to order fluctuations, inventory cycles, and competitive dynamics. Large tech companies, by contrast, have mature businesses, vast customer bases, and relatively diversified revenue streams. However, even giants aren’t immune: i

Tonight at 21:30, nonfarm payrolls:
Weaker than expected (<50k) → December rate hike expectations cool → dollar and Treasury yields retreat → gold surges to 4100, eyeing 4150;

Stronger than expected (>100k) → rate hike expectations heat up again → gold dips to 4030, or even 4000.

Expectations are at 65k. Gold is now hovering around 4060, with 4100 as resistance above and 4030 as short-term support below. Manage your position size, set your stop-loss, and act once the data is released.
$XAU $BTC #美股史诗级抛售 #ETH跌5.5% #加密市场承压

Friday, November 6.✨

May we be able to see people with more compassion today. Not everyone who smiles is having an easy time, and we don’t always know what someone is facing in silence. A little understanding, a kind word, or a caring gesture can make a difference. May God teach us to be a source of peace in the lives of those who cross our path.
$XRP

Brent crude has plunged sharply. Will it keep rising, or will it end up falling amid the war news!!!

gBTC
Say it back 🫵🤡🤍

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$XAUT 21:30 U.S. October nonfarm payrolls data is released. The market expects 65k jobs to be added, but leading indicators are notably stronger: ADP added 86k, above expectations of 69k

Initial jobless claims fell to 189k last week, matching a 57-year low, making an upside surprise more likely. The probability of a December rate hike remains at 68.7%; if the data is strong, this probability could rise back above 80%, putting pressure on gold

Gold rebounded from 3869 to 4146 this week before plunging rapidly. Today it fell below 4050, touching a low of 4037. This rebound is more likely a cor

There are signs of a rebound. $BTC and cryptocurrencies are currently lagging. Of course, the big question is whether stocks like $NVDA are bottoming here amid forced selling and liquidations, or whether this is just a short-covering rally. I believe, as my friend also mentioned, that people underestimate the ability of these large tech companies to respond to different macro/political environments. We also know that politicians usually break their promises significantly once elected. So all the fear in the market right now, as well as the “anti-AI/data center” narrative, is likely at least

Holly shit
Two man like a brother

Found an open-source text-to-CAD project and tried running it. Seems fine for making small things, though I have no idea what the thing in the picture is.

All I’m missing now is a 3D printer. My dream is to have a 3D printing farm with a few hundred printers, printing away all night, then going to harvest the goods the next day. If I get too busy shipping orders and taking new ones, I’ll just hire one or two people.

And then I’ll live an ordinary, uneventful life (by which I mean making over 10,000 a day).

The last two orders filled, and all the ammo was spent

Why isn’t the execution price shown by an exchange necessarily the price you ultimately get?

In crypto trading, you may see Bitcoin’s price fluctuating around a certain level. After clicking Buy, however, you may find that the average execution price was higher than expected. The same goes for selling: the price displayed on screen may look good, but the amount you ultimately receive may be less than you imagined.

This doesn’t necessarily mean something is wrong with the exchange. The latest traded price, buy and sell quotes, and your actual execution price can differ.

First, the latest tra

Cash out and go get a foot massage today—a little move, and earning over 10,000 a day is a breeze

Short-term holders are back underwater.
Yesterday's drop pushed about 60% of the bitcoin:native held by recent buyers below its cost basis. A day earlier, they were back in profit.
For now, that lowers the risk of recent buyers cashing out into strength.