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BREAKING: Someone opened a $68.1 million $BTC short position with 13x leverage! Liquidation price: $91,193. Big money is betting on Bitcoin falling. Will this trade pay off, or will longs trigger a short squeeze?
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《People Who Have Made 10 Million Find It Hardest to Turn Back》
The people who lose the most aren't usually those who've never made money.
They're the ones who've made money, then given it all back.
Why?
Because there's an anchor in their minds: I once had 10 million.
That anchor will ruin every decision they make from then on.
Three typical symptoms
One: They look down on small amounts
Their account is down to 80,000, but they still feel like they're worth 10 million.
They make 2,000 on a trade and think it's too little; they lose 20,000 on a trade and call it “normal volatility.”
They're stil
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$STONK Watching the order book this time made it pretty obvious to me: three wallets sold off almost back-to-back within the same time window, dumping nearly $300,000 worth of tokens in a few minutes. The market cap fell from around $70 million to $60 million, a short-term drop of about 14%. A quick look at the on-chain records shows three sell orders of roughly $110,000, $100,000, and a little over $80,000, placed less than five minutes apart. The selling pace looks a lot like the same group of funds reducing their positions all at once. As someone who just got in, I’m baffled: are several wh
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Notice how Protestants have no issue calling each other brothers in Christ but condemn the apostolic Churches for referring to their priests as “Father” without understanding what Jesus meant
St-Paul told the Christians in Corinth the he was “their father in Christ” - 1 Cor 4:15
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“He Was Liquidated Three Times; the Third Time, He Mortgaged His House”
Lao Li is 47 and used to be a factory supervisor.
He was liquidated three times; the last time, he put his house up as collateral.
He is still trading, and his account has been stable for six years.
I asked him how he survived.
He said: “It’s not that I got better; I finally admitted that I can be wrong.”
His four rules now are dead simple, but he hasn’t blown up in six years
1. Lose only 1% of your total capital per trade—not 2%, not 5%, but 1%.
With a 120,000 U account, the most he can lose on one trade is 1,200 U.
Once
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I just entered a short (sell) trade on $SWARMS
Stop loss: 0.00779 Take-profit targets: 0.00670 - 0.00665 - 0.00643 Start trading here 👇👇👇👇👇👇
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“Under 2,000 U? Don’t copy the big influencers”
People with only one or two thousand U to their name love copying the big influencers.
They learn to draw ten lines, watch five indicators, and call trades every day.
The more they learn, the more complicated things get, and the smaller their account gets.
I grew from 30k to 10 million using just one pattern: the step.
It took a little over two years to go from 30k to 1 million.
It took one year to go from 1 million to 6 million.
It took seven months to go from 6 million to 10 million.
The further I got, the more I understood one thing:
The speed
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Liu Yifei was absolutely stunning back then, wasn’t she?
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this why I wasn’t active today
Pardon the pounded yam and egusi, it was the best I could get here
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Gold ETFs pulled in $2.7B in October. Bitcoin ETFs lost roughly $515M.
Central banks also bought 321 tonnes of gold in Q3. Guys, money is voting, and right now it's choosing safety over speculation.
I'm still bullish on Bitcoin, but digital gold needs to start behaving like gold when markets panic.
Until then, liquidity matters more than the narrative.
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If you’ve been following Greenticker Warriors on YouTube, you’ll recall what I said three weeks ago. I expected the NGX Industrials Index to respect 10,000 points, and I said DANGCEM would be the one to drive any major run.
We nailed the call on the run. I expected the index to mint a new ATH, but we came up just 7 points shy before the market rejected that level. What we’re seeing now looks like a healthy pullback to me.
So, what do I see on the chart?
I’m still watching 10,000 points. That’s the level I want the bulls to defend, and I expect it to hold.
#NFA
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Crypto cycles aren’t one clock; they’re four gears turning together. ① The primary cycle: liquidity (the most important, and most often overlooked). The crypto market doesn’t create money; money comes from outside. The real cycle is: Fed rate hikes/balance sheet reduction → risk assets bleed → rate cuts/balance sheet expansion in a bear market → liquidity spills over → bull market. Halving is just a narrative; liquidity is the fuel. The 2020 bull run was so explosive because the halving coincided with unlimited QE. Focusing only on the halving and ignoring liquidity is like trying to carve a m
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$ONE Now at 0.0024, up 44.64% in 24 hours, touching a high of 0.0025 and a low of 0.0016—from the bottom, it surged directly over 50%, with trading volume hitting $575 million. Retail investors couldn’t have driven this kind of volume; clearly, money is sweeping up tokens. Looking at the chart, there’s support on pullbacks in the 0.0021–0.0022 range, while 0.0025 is short-term resistance; a breakout needs to be backed by volume. As for trading, chasing at the current price is risky. Wait for a pullback near 0.0021 to try a small long position, set a stop-loss below 0.0019, and take profit at t
Old Trump really does keep his word and follow through. He said he’d wipe out Iran’s whole family after the midterms, and then he actually did it.

Here we go again: a familiar weekend “limited strike” on the Strait of Hormuz.

After the strike, he said Iran was very eager to reach a deal. Iran’s Security Council replied that it wants to see concrete action from the U.S. and won’t accept promises on paper.

Now that the Democrats are in power, can they rein Old Trump in? Stop using Iran to draw candlestick charts. Leave Iran alone—and leave us alone too, okay?
Why do you have to add “meow” to the end of everything you say? What are you even meowing about?!
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$Bull Run is staging a strong bullish rebound, up more than 10% and nearing the $0.0600 resistance level! If the breakout is confirmed, the rally could extend to $0.0630. Trading plan (long): Entry: $0.0585 – $0.0593 Target levels: $0.0600 / $0.0615 / $0.0630 Stop-loss: $0.0570
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The right way to read naked candlesticks: from big to small, from stillness to movement.

Step one: Set the “map” first; don’t rush to look at candlestick patterns. Open the weekly chart and ask just one question: Are we at the mountaintop, halfway up, or in the valley? Sideways after a continuous decline → valley; look for long signals. Accelerating after a continuous rise → mountaintop; look only for short signals or stay out. In the middle → blank map; not trading is the best trade.

Step two: Find the “battlefield” on the daily chart. Draw two lines between a clear high and low (support/re
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