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Jensen Huang: I just made a mistake that all men make

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Nothing wrong with going long on Nvidia—Musk and Trump have both stepped in to take his side!

Musk, hedge fund heavyweight Bill Ackman, and even Trump have publicly backed him. Their views are consistent: personal mistakes shouldn’t directly invalidate his career, much less drag Nvidia, this AI behemoth, down with him.

They acknowledge that what happened was wrong, but believe Jensen Huang has proactively taken responsibility, and that his value to the U.S. AI industry is irreplaceable. He should remain firmly in his position as Nvidia CEO. The key variable now is the independent investigati

Why Can a Strategy Perform Well in Backtests but Keep Losing in Live Trading?

A trading strategy can perform exceptionally well on historical data, with a high win rate, a beautiful equity curve, and a small maximum drawdown.

But once deployed in a real market, the results can be completely different: execution prices are less favorable, trading costs keep rising, returns gradually shrink, and losses may even persist.

So where does the problem lie?

Often, it’s not that backtesting has no value, but that we treat backtest results as a guarantee of live performance.

I. Backtests Test Histor

When Is a Better Buying Opportunity After a Sharp BTC Drop?

Whenever Bitcoin plunges sharply, the market splits into two opposing camps: some see it as a rare dip-buying opportunity, while others fear a bigger decline is still ahead. The real challenge is not judging how far the price has fallen, but determining whether the market has started to stabilize.

So, what should you watch after a sharp drop?

First, watch key support zones. Don’t assume the price is cheap enough just because it has fallen for several consecutive sessions. Look at historical high-volume areas, previous lows, and maj

#BTC闪崩插针 Ten-minute liquidations hit $1 billion: What happened after Bitcoin fell below $74,000?

The $74,000 level held for only a few hours. The 24-hour high was $76,200, the low was $73,510, and the current price is around $74,985.73—nearly $2,700 of swings in a single day. What really stands out, however, is not how far the price fell, but that $1 billion in crypto liquidations occurred over the past 10 minutes. This was not a slow, steady decline, but a concentrated clearing of leveraged positions.

01 First, the data: What did the market look like today?
BTC repeatedly tested the area ar

Why Do Altcoins Often Fall Harder After BTC Crashes?

Whenever the cryptocurrency market sees a sharp decline, many investors notice a pattern: Bitcoin falls by a few percentage points, while some altcoins may drop by double digits. Why do different coins perform so differently during the same market correction?

First, liquidity differs. BTC has deeper market liquidity and broader institutional participation, while many altcoins have relatively limited trading depth. When concentrated selling hits the market, even smaller sell orders can trigger larger price swings.

Second, risk appetite dif

Why can some people follow the same trading signals consistently over the long term, while others keep changing their plans at critical moments?

Many traders are not lacking indicators or trading strategies.

They know where to enter, where to set a stop-loss, and how to manage their position size.

But once they actually enter the market, everything changes.

When they are in profit, they worry about giving it back and close their positions early.

When they are losing, they refuse to admit they were wrong and widen their stop-loss without authorization.

When the market rises, they fear mis

Why Can Actual Losses Still Exceed Expectations Even When a Stop-Loss Is Set?

Many traders believe that setting a stop-loss means they have already controlled their risk.

But once they enter the market, they may find that their stop-loss was triggered, yet the loss to their account was greater than expected.

This is especially worth watching out for in the cryptocurrency market during periods of extreme volatility, declining liquidity, or rapid liquidations in derivatives markets.

The issue is:

A stop-loss is a risk-control tool, but it does not guarantee that your order will be filled at

This Week (11.9-11.13): News Roundup

The only two key things to watch this week are Tuesday’s CPI and Thursday’s initial jobless claims, alongside a packed schedule of Fed officials’ speeches.

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Monday | Fed Officials’ Speeches
Goolsbee and Barkin will speak in turn. These remarks will set the tone ahead of the key events, but are unlikely to move the market much and should be treated as reference points.

Tuesday | U.S. October CPI, 21:30
The most important directional indicator this week, and a key inflation reading ahead of the December rate meeting.

The market expects headline CPI to

Why should we sometimes be more cautious when a backtest looks too perfect?

In cryptocurrency trading, there is something that can inspire confidence especially easily: a beautiful backtest curve.

A very high win rate, steadily growing returns, a tiny maximum drawdown, and profits in almost every market phase.

It looks as though the strategy has found the market’s underlying patterns.

But the problem is this: if a strategy is developed by repeatedly adjusting historical data, it may have learned not the market’s patterns, but accidental features in the historical data.

This is the core ri

#美国10月CPI即将公布 Is U.S. CPI set to stir things up again tomorrow night?

This isn't just an ordinary data release. On November 6, U.S. nonfarm payrolls increased by 165k, far exceeding expectations, and bets on a December rate hike briefly surged to around 80%.

Even more troubling is oil. Middle East tensions keep flaring up, and energy costs remain high. U.S. CPI rose to 3.7% year over year in September, and the market expects it to climb further to 3.9% in October.

Put simply, people aren't worried that inflation hasn't fallen—they're worried the Fed will keep tightening.

This kind of situa

Congratulations, BLG! At this moment, Faker is not just a professional player, but more like a god of League of Legends, watching his successor with satisfaction.