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I didn’t expect the K-line extensions I drew to be so accurate—they marked both the current interim high and the historical bottom.
They correspond to the midpoints of the extensions.
(69575+48509)/2=59042
(103664+69575)/2=86619
These two levels correspond to the historical high in September and the historical low in July, respectively.
I’m pretty good at drawing K-lines, but I didn’t strictly follow them when trading.
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This damn coin is really testing my patience. It’s still clinging above 0.1 and refusing to drop—I’ve held on for two whole months!
Take a look at the 4-hour chart: it plunged all the way from a high of 0.21 to 0.118, then seemed to lose power and got stuck grinding back and forth in the narrow 0.12–0.13 range.
MA5, MA10, and MA20 are all packed tightly overhead, pressing down hard—a classic “weak sideways trading” setup!
It can’t go up or down; it’s just a contest to see who gives up first.
But I’ve got patience to spare! I dug up my ancient short from 0.325. At the current price of 0.129, th
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The Great Market Repricing: Why Investors Are Rethinking AI, Wall Street, EVs and Bitcoin

The financial markets are entering a critical transition. Political developments initially encouraged investors to return to risk assets, but the latest market movements suggest that optimism alone is no longer enough to sustain a rally. Investors are becoming more selective, examining corporate earnings, capital expenditure, profitability, and institutional money flows before making their next decisions.

In my opinion, we are witnessing a major capital rotati
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🔍 Institutional Deep-Dive: TSMC (2330) Anchors the Global AI Computing Paradigm
As the absolute gatekeeper of advanced silicon manufacturing, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is the structural foundation upon which the entire artificial intelligence, high-performance computing (HPC), and mobile architecture universes are built. Trading near the NT$1,235.00 zone, the stock sits at the ultimate epicenter of global institutional capital flows. While competitors face severe execution delays and yield bottlenecks, TSMC’s operational monopoly over
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Why does Bitcoin fall at the same time as artificial intelligence stocks?

Looking at the screens, we are once again reminded of how quickly global risk appetite can shift. The sharp sell-off in U.S. stock markets on Thursday, November 5, 2026, shook not only technology stocks but also the cryptocurrency market. So, what lies behind this scenario, and what does Bitcoin’s relationship with U.S. equities tell us?

How did the unraveling of artificial intelligence stocks put pressure on crypto?

Last Thursday, the Nasdaq recorded its largest daily decline since April 2025, losing 5.5% of its valu
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OpenAI CFO: Data center investments will not change due to the midterm elections.
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#10月非农数据聚焦 #WCTCS9 Strong Nonfarm Payrolls, Stock Market Crash: The Fed Is Caught Between a Rock and a Hard Place

This week, the U.S. labor market delivered data that was “almost too good to be true,” and global risk assets responded with a sell-off that was “almost too bad to be true.”
On the surface, this was another replay of “good data kills good stocks.” But if we lay out the week’s events in chronological order, what truly deserves a place in the weekly recap is not the causal chain itself, but the structural problems exposed at every link in that chain: the “room” the Fed has gained be
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Strategy's $100 STRC comeback could turn cash drain into fresh BTC buying power
Strategy's STRC preferred stock briefly returned to $100 on Nov. 4, potentially restoring a funding channel for Bitcoin purchases after months of cash-consuming share buybacks.
The company announced on Nov. 4 that its STRC security had reached $100, prompting executive chairman Michael Saylor to declare:
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Altcoins vs. BTC look very different from the rest of the markets
When BTC goes down during a global selloff, you expect alts to drop more
But right now, the exact opposite is happening
It looks like altcoins have reached the sellers exhaustion zone
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Any kind souls willing to chip in some initial capital, and I’ll pay back double once I break even
I don't just play Riftbound. RIP to a legend.
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Don’t forget that this week is open enrollment for health insurance!
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When bitcoin hits $120K in the next 12 months.
you’ll wish you had bought more today at $75K.
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It's late; let's take another look at the market.
The latest quotes are in, and prices have slipped a bit further. Our current long positions are temporarily underwater. Don't panic—keep your emotions in check and do the math:
$ET: Average entry price 2247.05, current price 2232.41, unrealized loss of -12.95U (ROI -12.95%). Ethereum has slipped along with the broader market. The pullback is still within an acceptable range, the margin ratio is 970%, and there's still a substantial buffer above the liquidation price of 2144.

$DOG: Average entry price 0.0724272, current price 0.0721356, unreali
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#每周来晒 #AITechSelloffPutsCryptoUnderPressure The Cross-Asset Spillover: High-Beta Tech Deleveraging Liquifies Crypto Margins

A synchronized liquidation wave is rippling across global financial desks as a severe unwind in artificial intelligence and semiconductor valuations spills directly into the digital asset ecosystem. When institutional risk parameters breach their tolerance thresholds in traditional equities, multi-strategy funds routinely treat liquid crypto allocations as an immediate capital source to cover margin calls and stabilize balance sheets. This structural capital flight has s
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Berkshire's third-quarter profit fell, but buybacks hit a new quarterly high—the two trends moved in completely opposite directions
Operating profit was $12.71 billion, down 6% year over year. Insurance was a drag, with underwriting profit falling 43% to $1.4 billion as both Geico's claims and expenses rose. But Berkshire spent $9.6 billion on buybacks in the third quarter, versus market expectations of just $1.6 billion; it spent $4.5 billion in the second quarter and only $234 million in the first. Revenue of $105.6 billion also beat expectations of $102 billion
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“Every Penny You Earn Is Another Person’s Loss”
A lot of people don’t like hearing this, but it’s the nature of futures trading.
Futures are a negative-sum game
Futures themselves create no value; they only transfer money from one person to another.
And every time money changes hands, the exchange takes a fee, while longs and shorts also pay funding fees to each other.
So the total amount of money on the table keeps shrinking.
There’s only one reason you can make money: someone else loses more than you do.
Let’s do the math: a 0.1% fee for opening and closing a position, 5 trades a day, and 1,
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