$H That wick hit hard, dropping straight from 0.0344 to 0.0243. It’s down 16% in 24 hours, with 23.5M in trading volume—all bloodied positions. The market maker’s playbook is all too familiar: first push the price up to attract momentum buyers, then dump repeatedly to trigger stop-losses, and finally accumulate gradually around 0.025. At the current level of 0.0269, selling pressure has already dried up, but don’t rush to go all in. My advice: test a long position with a small allocation at 0.025–0.026, set a stop-loss below 0.0243, and take profit at the first target of 0.0295. Keep your posi

The crypto market is experiencing its largest monthly stablecoin supply contraction since the 2022 bear market.
According to Glassnode, the combined supply of major stablecoins fell by approximately $14.2 billion over the past 30 days.
Total stablecoin supply has now dropped below $280 billion, returning to levels last seen in September 2025.
But why should Bitcoin investors care about stablecoins?
Because stablecoins such as USDT and USDC are widely used to move money between crypto exchanges, hold dollar-denominated balances, and purchase cryptocurrencies.
When stablecoin supply expands, it

Why Can Bitcoin Rise While Altcoins Continue to Fall?

In the crypto market, one phenomenon confuses many investors:

Bitcoin keeps rising, and overall market sentiment seems to be improving, but the altcoins you hold aren’t following suit and may even continue to fall.

Why might your portfolio underperform when the market as a whole is doing well?

The key is that the crypto market is not a single whole in which all assets rise in sync.

Different assets can vary significantly in their capital demand, liquidity, risk levels, and market participant composition.

First, Bitcoin rising does not

Shorts cash in again! As repeatedly emphasized, every rebound is a short!
Yesterday, we called for a high short on BTC around 74800. The rebound topped out at 74770, hitting the entry level precisely, and price moved nearly 1,400 points as expected.
We also set up a short on ETH, looking to sell the rebound around 2090. Price surged to 2100, offering the perfect opportunity, and has now dropped to 2030, capturing nearly 70 points!
The strategy keeps proving itself: resistance is the entry point. Stay with the trend and keep profiting!#美国就业数据今晚公布 $BTC ‌$ETH ‌

Can Smart Contract Audits Guarantee Security? Understanding the Blind Spots Behind Audit Reports

In the Web3 world, smart contract audits are often seen as important proof of a project’s security.

When a project announces that it has completed a third-party security audit, users usually feel more confident using it. But there is an easily overlooked issue: passing an audit does not mean absolute security; failing to find a vulnerability does not mean no vulnerability exists.

Smart contract audits can help identify potential flaws in code, permission configuration issues, and some risks in e

Both long and short positions continue to be profitable. Previously, we repeatedly advised entering long positions at the low price level of 2020 and around 73200; yesterday, we repeatedly advised entering short positions at 2080-2100 and above 74300. Overall, there was still plenty of room for gains. #Gate直通IPO第三期Anthropic

UNI has fallen nearly 20% in seven days.

Currently at 6.13, down 4.9% in 24 hours and 19.9% in seven days. The Fear Index is 28, and today's trading volume hit 5% of market cap. Yesterday, we were still discussing whether it could hold 6.2; today, it's heading straight for 6.1. The next hurdle is 5.99—if it breaks, it's 5.50.

BTC is down just 0.1% today, while the DEX leader is the only one steadily falling.

If you want to keep an eye on where this coin goes next, tap the tag below to add it to your watchlist. I'll be back here with an update tomorrow.

Hot coin: $1000SATS $2Z Personal view

While killing time scrolling, I came across $BTW — it surged 8.37% in five minutes. It’s now at 1.133149, still down 5.25% over 24h. I chased this rebound last time and got stuck holding the bag 😂. The futures funding rate is -0.4450%, with shorts paying. I’ll just watch; I’m not touching leverage. Resistance is around 1.34. Trade at your own risk—don’t get carried away. #摸鱼看盘 #BTW

I know this looks super bad.
But when in doubt, zoom out (check next pics).
I like to believe we already hit the bottom at sub-70K. It looks pretty similar to the bottom we had last summer, and if you look closely, we formed that same bottom again this summer.
And if history likes to repeat itself, we're only going up from here.
A bit of a bull post from my end, but TBH, this is buying szn.

Where Does DeFi Yield Come From? Understanding the Differences Between Liquidity Mining, Lending, and Staking

In the cryptocurrency market, you may have seen claims like these:

Providing liquidity can earn trading fees, lending out assets can generate interest, and staking tokens may earn rewards.

These approaches are usually associated with DeFi (decentralized finance), but they are not the same mechanism. Their sources of yield differ, and the risks your funds are exposed to may also be completely different.

If you focus only on the yield and don't understand what your funds are actually

GM $NVDA futuretellers
3months later and here we are
Bought the top again?
#nvda

$NBIS on the hindsight, if this rising channel is to break below 140, this can be pretty lethal too..

Why Do Spot and Contract Prices Trade at a Premium or Discount?

When you open a crypto trading platform, you may notice that the spot and contract prices for the same BTC are not exactly the same.

Why does this difference occur? Does it mean there is an arbitrage opportunity?

To understand this, we first need to understand how spot and contract markets work.

I. What Are Premiums and Discounts?

When the contract price is higher than the spot price, it is generally called a contract premium; when the contract price is lower than the spot price, it is generally called a contract discount.

F

11.12 Thursday market overview: XAU breaks below support; follow the trend and go short

XAU formed a double M-top and pulled back from 4513, tracing an M-top retracement structure. Based on a 1:1 retracement from the head to the neckline, XAU's final target is around 3908.

The Fibonacci 0.618 level from the low to the high is at 3990. The candlesticks have already broken below 0.618, indicating the market may retrace further.

3972 is minor support. With support turning into resistance, go short with the trend on a break below this level, with a stop at 4029 and targets around 3915 and 3890.

$GTC
Buyers are returning, and bullish momentum is gradually building! Entry: $0.1670–$0.1690Take profit: $0.1800Stop loss: $0.1580GTC is rebounding strongly from the $0.158–$0.160 support zone. The latest 4-hour candle shows renewed buying interest. If it stays above $0.1700, upward momentum could strengthen further, moving toward the target price. Buy and trade $GTC

$BTC Take a look back for yourselves: were there nothing but bullish news above 85K? I still shorted against sentiment—what's wrong with that? My stance is clear: I'm bullish. If you want to short, go ahead. If I'm wrong, I'll take the loss and exit. I never claim to be 100% accurate; I only execute trades I believe are right within my own framework. If I'm right about the direction, I'll take profits. If I'm wrong, then congratulations to the pros who went long at 85K and short at 73K!🤪🤪🤪🤪$BTC

Risk warning: The above is only a sharing of my personal trading ideas and does not constitute

In BTC trading, how can you control account drawdowns? Protecting your principal is what truly matters!

In BTC trading, many people spend every day researching how to increase profits, but rarely give serious thought to one question: If your account suffers consecutive losses, how should you control drawdowns? In fact, whether you can sustain long-term trading often depends not only on your ability to make profits, but also on whether you can protect your principal when losses occur.

So, how can you control account drawdowns effectively?

First, set a maximum acceptable drawdown. Before trad

$AAVE I only figured this out after lunch, when I went through the proposal.

Here’s the story: the community vote passed unanimously. The plan is for V4 to bring native BTC directly into AAVE—your BTC stays on the Bitcoin mainnet, and without going through any cross-chain bridge, you can use it as collateral in AAVE to borrow stablecoins like USDT to spend. Need I remind you how much money bridges have lost over the years? They also plan to use part of the protocol revenue to buy back $AAVE.

My first reaction after reading it was: if this really works, it’s a big deal. The thing BTC holders