There’s no clear direction yet, so don’t place trades lightly

$JCT Keep shorting. Tokens unlocked today, and trading volume surged to 750 million, but the price is accelerating downward. Everyone is clearly dumping like crazy, and it looks set to keep plunging. See you at 0.002

Bitcoin’s recent price action has honestly left me numb.
U.S. stocks have bounced back, but BTC is still just dragging along near 75k, with hardly any momentum. A few days ago, it finally managed to push up to 80k, only to get slammed back down—and it couldn’t even hold above the 365-day moving average.

The price is now around 74,600, with support below near the 200-day moving average at 73,143, as well as the uptrend line I drew myself. Honestly, I really can’t tell where it’s headed next. I’m just hoping it can hold the 73k level.

It’ll only really be back on track once it gets back above

$CT Sharp drop now; enter a buy later at $0.00572, short at 0.10860 $CT 👇

$STAMP Are the bulls going to gamble on a last-gasp rebound?

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11.10 Gold Afternoon Outlook: Gold pulls back from highs and weakens in a range; can the weak rebound continue after holding 4108 support?

Spot gold pulled back from its intraday highs in choppy trading. It came under pressure and fell from the early-session high of 4146, with rebounds lacking strength. Prices continued to decline, successively losing levels such as 4131, and then steadied and rebounded slightly after hitting a low of 4108 support.

Technical analysis: The 10-minute chart shows a retreat from highs, a test of the lows, and a slight rebound. Prices are fluctuating around the 4

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$BTC => Digital Money
$ETH => World Computer
$BNB => Exchange Ecosystem
$XRP => Global Payments
$SOL => High Performance Blockchain
$HYPE => 24/7 Onchain Trading
$DOGE => Internet Money
$LINK => Tokenization & Oracles
$ADA => Research Driven Blockchain
$XLM => Cross Border Payments
$BCH => Peer to Peer Cash
$NEAR => Chain Abstraction
$UNI => Decentralized Exchange
$LTC => Digital Silver
$AVAX => Mass Customization
$SUI => Next Gen Infrastructure
$HBAR => Enterprise DLT
$SHIB => Meme Ecosystem
$CRO => Exchange Utility
$MNT => Modular Ethereum

$NAS100 daily chart
This kind of break below followed by a quick recovery
is more often bullish going forward
I feel the bull market is back in US stocks
At least $q bouncing to 700 shouldn't be a problem, right

$UNI ’s price action lately has really been giving “other people’s kid” vibes—when $BTC pulled back, even $HYPE couldn’t hold key support, while UNI stood firm. My view is that once BTC finds a floor and stabilizes, then resumes its main uptrend, UNI will likely have significant upside, and could even outperform HYPE.
Looking at the weekly chart over a longer timeframe, UNI has actually been forming a multi-year flag pattern since its 2021 all-time high. My projection is that it may first pull back toward $4 in the short term, then gradually test $15, $30, $45, and even $50.
If sentiment tur

$BTC Price is once again sandwiched between two liquidation clusters.

However, the cluster below, between $73K and $74K, is the larger one, making it the more likely target for today.

Yesterday, leveraged longs became increasingly aggressive, leaving them vulnerable to another leverage flush.

With market structure still looking weak, I don't see enough reason to favor an upside sweep first.

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Why has the 0.22% core MoM expectation still failed to rein in December rate-hike pricing?

According to estimates from Natixis and other institutions, October core CPI MoM is likely to come in at around 0.22% tonight, with headline CPI MoM at about 0.29%, a clear marginal cooling from September’s 0.3% and 0.6%. Directionally, this signals that inflation is gradually easing.‌

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In cryptocurrency trading, many people treat win rate as the primary measure of a strategy’s quality, believing that a strategy that wins seven out of ten trades must be better than one that wins only four. But what really determines a strategy’s long-term performance is not just how many times it wins, but also the amounts won and lost on each trade. This is the significance of trading expectancy.

First, what is trading expectancy?

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