Bleeding to daily lows with RSI at 17? Prime squeeze territory for a sharp relief bounce!Got filled on $SKHYNIX .Current PlanEntry: 994.51 - 1,013.99Take Profit A: 1,045.23Take Profit B: 1,078.01Cut Loss: 964.67Trade here to support me.Watching these assets today:
$ETH and $BIRB .

A TOTAL BLOODBATH: $USELESS USDT SHORT SETUP IS READY TO GO
$USELESS /USDT
SHORT POSITION
Entry Range: 0.1325554 – 0.1337846
Profit Targets:
TP1: 0.1219266
TP2: 0.1144311
TP3: 0.1031877
🛑 Stop-Loss Level: 0.1481611
$USELESS ‌

Weak. $INTWB is currently at 6.77. Both the 1-hour and 4-hour trends are weak, and the price is already near the 6.61 support level, but 1-hour trading volume is less than a quarter of usual. Being oversold only means selling pressure has occurred; it doesn’t mean the price is cheap, much less that anyone is truly defending support.
When the price is near 6.61 but still can’t produce decent trading volume, can this kind of oversold condition be treated as a bottom signal?
My view: the direction remains weak, and being oversold won’t automatically trigger a reversal. Only if decent trading volu

Hard to see that this isn't a bottom
People will only run into trouble when things don't have to pump immediately as a result of that
Great spot to allocate into while jaded people call the industry dead
If your strategy is "chart looks bad" or "chart looks good" you will end up suffering the death of one thousand cuts

The U.S. stock market crash started with Nvidia.
I’m more curious about what happened.

The US stock market experienced a broad selloff, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite dropping 365.13 points, or 1.37 percent, to close at 26,184.72. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index also fell, ending a four-session winning streak.
Intel shares were a major drag on the semiconductor sector, plunging after the company issued a weak fourth-quarter guidance. Intel expects revenue between 15 billion and 16 billion dollars, well below analyst estimates of around 17 billion dollars. Adjusted earnings per share are guided to 25 cents, short of the 43-cent consensus, with a gross margin of 38 per

$BNB /USDT — Short Trade Setup
Trade Direction: SHORT
Entry Price: 705.620
Take-Profit Targets:
TP1: 686.505
TP2: 673.762
TP3: 654.647
Stop-Loss Price: 731.106
$BNB ‌

📊 Inflation at 8.4% in September: why USDT still dominates Venezuelan P2P.
The BCV figure: 8.4% monthly in September, 225.3% year to date, and 465.6% year over year. And the key clarification: a lower figure does not mean prices have fallen. It means they are rising more slowly. That’s disinflation, not deflation.
September’s cumulative figure was below that of the same month last year (225.32% versus 230.9%), but with year-over-year inflation above 400%, adjusting prices in bolivars remains a full-time job.
The article questions the measurement: the BCV uses 2007 as its base year and a baske

Here you go, my friend got the 0.03 you mentioned😎✋$IDOL next one$SOPH 😎✋Enjoy$BTC 😎✋

Bulls Are Caught: $XRP USDT Short Trade Plan Is Ready
$XRP /USDT
SHORT
Entry Range: 1.2467 – 1.2501
Take-Profit Targets:
TP1: 1.2173
TP2: 1.1966
TP3: 1.1654
🛑 Stop-Loss: 1.2899
$XRP ‌

POV: crypto prices if the average person didn’t need to be a cybersecurity expert just to use it

🚨 #ALTCOINS ARE GETTING READY FOR A MASSIVE MOVE! 🚀🔥
The breakout could be closer than you think. It's only a matter of time!
Ignore the FUD. Stay focused and keep your eyes on the bigger picture. 👀📈
ALTSEASON COULD BE EPIC! 🤑💰

FARTCOIN | Short 🔴 | Bearish | 15-minute 24-hour: -8.68% | Volume: 48.0M USDT Short rationale: Price below EMA200; EMA20/50/200 are bearishly aligned; RSI14 is 44.1; MACD histogram is negative; ADX14 is 19.1; volume is 1.56 times the 20-candle average; trend pullback/continuation. Entry: 0.1179 Stop-loss: 0.121737 Take-profit 1: 0.113104 | Take-profit 2: 0.110226 | Take-profit 3: 0.106389Entry price is for reference only; do not chase the trade. The strategy is invalidated if the stop-loss level is hit. This is a technical analysis strategy only and does not constitute investment advice.$FART

Generational entries around the corner for Silver ..Dont fade this trade🫡

You can tell from all those densely packed entries and exits...
Quant trading is stupid. It just mechanically executes a fixed strategy. But the one thing it does intelligently is that it has no emotions at all. It won’t panic during a crash or place reckless orders during a rally...
What lets quant trading beat people has never been judgment, but absolutely ruthless trading discipline.
Take a simple example: breakout trades. If you enter manually and watch the market yourself, can you keep an eye on breakouts across the whole market? No... Even if you spot one, you can’t enter every breakout.

U.S. tech stocks plunged across the board on Friday, October 30, Eastern Time.
The Nasdaq Composite fell more than 3.4% intraday to a nearly three-month low, down more than 8% from its record closing high on October 6; the S&P 500 fell about 2%, and the Dow fell more than 1%.
Intel plunged about 31% in a single day, its worst one-day loss since 1974; AMD fell more than 12%, Nvidia dropped more than 5%, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index sank 8.7%, and Dell and HP fell more than 10%.
The trigger was earnings reports from Intel and Amazon after Thursday’s close: Intel said it would spend more

Enter the environment like a fighter jet ✈️...proof of work saved me here🫠
W team 👨‍🍳🔥

📉 Navigating the BTC Correction: Buy the Dip or Wait Out the Storm?
Market corrections always bring intense emotions, dividing traders between fear of missing out and fear of further downside. With Bitcoin experiencing a sharp pullback, the burning question on everyone's mind is: Is now the ideal time to accumulate spot BTC, or are we staring down the barrel of a prolonged multi-month consolidation?
Let's break down how to approach this market structurally rather than emotionally:
🔍 Key Market Considerations
Spot Accumulation vs. Leverage: During high volatility, spot buying eliminates th