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KOL: Two Degrees Below Zero Direction: $BTC Long Entry: 82400 Target: 83850 / 85250 / 85750 Stop-loss: 81000
Come to think of it, I reposted this person's $ETH trade earlier today, and they're back again. Pretty prolific 😂
Sis is only reposting this as-is; there's no guarantee about the signal. Whether to follow and how much to put in is up to you all—getting carried away on a single trade can get you burned.
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What is momentum trading? Why can sustained price increases attract more buying, and why can momentum suddenly fade?

In cryptocurrency markets, sustained price increases may attract more traders to buy along with the trend, while sustained declines may trigger more selling. Momentum trading seeks opportunities by capitalizing on the possibility that these trends will continue, but a rise does not mean prices will necessarily keep rising, and momentum can weaken or even reverse at any time.

First, what is momentum trading?

Momentum trading is a trend-following strategy that primarily looks a

When people open their wallets, the first thing they usually check is the balance. UTXOs rarely get much attention when nothing goes wrong. After using BRC-20, Runes, and Ordinals for a while, Minting and transferring leave behind a pile of scattered UTXOs. Some BTC or FB can get stuck in them, and over time you may forget which ones are safe to move and which could cause assets to be spent along with them. UniSat has built a dedicated UTXO management tool. You can split, merge, and lock the scattered UTXOs in your wallet, and clean up Mint and Transfer inscriptions that are no longer useful.

#事件合约 Just luck; I don’t make money every day. In a one-way market, I blindly short. $5,000 in my pocket

$BTC The current trend is clearly weak, down 5.96% over the past 24 hours. The key driver behind this sell-off is the forced liquidation of long positions—long liquidations reached $108 million, more than twice the amount of short liquidations. Of the $7.20 billion in total contract open interest, only a small portion was wiped out this time, with a large number of long positions still stacked below. If the price approaches the previous low, these positions will become a source of selling pressure from the next round of forced liquidations.

The options market shows no signs of a rush to buy p

$MUU Over 24 hours, it got cut in half, then halved again. That huge -23.22% candle left everyone who chased the rally buried at the 18.68 peak. The current price is 14.12, after plunging as low as 12.22, with the 312M in trading volume made up entirely of battered tokens changing hands.
First, let’s look at the hot narrative and its correlation. BTC is moving sideways around a key level today, while rate-cut expectations on the Fed side keep swinging back and forth. Big money is sitting on the sidelines, and liquidity is draining from the altcoin market. For a highly volatile asset like $MUU,

11.6 ZEC Public Strategy
[Short idea] $ZEC
　　Entry range: around 1320-1340
　　Stop-loss: 1360
Staggered take-profit levels
　　First target: 1280
　　Second target: 1240
Third target: around 1210
Fourth target: below 1180

Factors: The 4H price is holding above the Bollinger Bands middle band, and the current price is close to the market's average cost. MACD is above the zero line, so bullish momentum remains. Order book depth shows bears in control, with many small retail traders exiting their long positions. This is a different structure from the major market trend.

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#Share My Holding Returns# Pons is still suffering. Will the recovery continue? Things are very unstable these days. What will happen in the USA with the war???

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#美股财报季 #Gate股票畅聊季 #MELI 45% Revenue Growth, Yet Margins Keep Falling: Is MercadoLibre Paying Too Much for Expansion?

A Strong Growth Story With One Uncomfortable Number

MercadoLibre delivered another impressive quarter on the revenue front, but the market focused on something much less encouraging: profitability. Third-quarter net revenue and financial income reached $10.75 billion, rising 45% year over year. Total payment volume climbed 53% to $109 billion, while gross merchandise volume increased 38% to approximately $23 billion.

Those figures confirm that Latin America's e-commerce and d

JD Vance put it pretty plainly: If you want to be American, learn the language, culture, and values; integration is the bare minimum. This isn’t some empty slogan. The U.S. naturalization test already selects 10 questions from a pool of 100 civics questions, and you have to answer 6 correctly to pass. You also have to pass basic English reading, writing, and speaking tests. In other words, the law has long made “language and civic knowledge” a requirement; Vance is simply being more direct about the next layer—“cultural identity and integration into American values.” Immigration policy has bee

🔐 Digital Asset Security Checklist: What Information Should You Verify Before Using It?

In previous posts, we discussed what restrictions digital assets may be subject to, how to verify information through blockchain explorers, and how to assess the practical impact of blacklists, whitelists, paused transfers, and upgradeable contracts.

But after understanding these mechanisms, there is a more practical question:

When you are preparing to buy, receive, transfer, or approve a digital asset, what exactly should you check first?

Many risks do not arise because users know nothing about techno

🔍 Does finding restriction controls in a contract mean users’ assets are already restricted?

In the previous installment, we discussed why digital assets might be restricted, learned how to verify information using blockchain explorers, and examined common mechanisms such as blacklists, whitelists, transfer pauses, transaction limits, and upgradeable contracts.

Today, we’ll continue by addressing a question that’s easier to overlook:

When we find that a restriction mechanism exists, how should we determine whether it is active and whether it actually affects users?

This matters because in

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Why Can You Still Get Liquidated Even When You Get the Direction Right? Risk Management Is What Really Determines Whether You Survive in Trading

In the cryptocurrency market, you may have experienced this:

You predicted that BTC would rise, and the market did eventually go up.

But before the rise happened, your long position had already been liquidated.

You predicted that ETH would fall, and you ultimately got the direction right, but your position was too large and your leverage too high to withstand the interim move in the opposite direction.

Why can you still lose money even when you g

🔐 Blacklists, whitelists, transfer pauses, and transaction limits: What exactly is the difference?

In the previous two articles, we discussed why digital assets may be restricted, and how to investigate using blockchain explorers, transaction records, contract source code, and permission settings.

Today, we’ll take a closer look.

Suppose you open a token contract and find features such as address management, transfer pausing, or transaction limits. What do these features actually mean? How might they affect ordinary users? And how should we assess their actual risks?

First, it is importan

Over the past 24 hours, 235,397 traders were liquidated for a total of $1.24B!

Look closely—can you tell?