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$BTC cup and handle. The handle is getting a bit stretched but it's still consolidating in a structured way, clean descending channel from the 87.5k high.
For the pattern to stay logical the handle shouldn't go below $73k, roughly a third of the cup height.
Breakout above the channel and a reclaim of 87.5k triggers it. Measured move if it plays out sends BTC to $109k.
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#每周来晒 #广场交易达人 #WCTCS9 $ZEC

My rationale for shorting ZEC

ZEC’s NU7 upgrade can be considered a success as of yesterday. After checking the technical setup today, I decided to short it around 1385 and have now closed the position at 1310. There were 3 main reasons for this trade:

1. The positive catalyst is behind us, and there is little momentum for a short-term rally: The NU7 network upgrade was officially activated at block height 3,543,405 in the early hours of November 6, 2026. As the saying goes, “buy the rumor, sell the news.” Without positive news to provide a short-term boost, furt
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$WLFI Buybacks again.

Again.

The token has crashed into this sorry state, and now they’re making grand promises about using stablecoin yield for buybacks. Just hearing that makes my ears hurt. How big a buyback can that little bit of stablecoin interest really support? They make it sound better than it is.

The whole sector is in retreat. Anyone still stuck in it knows it in their heart.

I just want to ask one thing: who’s actually winning this cycle? When prices fall, announcements come one after another; when they rise, you can’t find a soul. These crooked market makers have been playing
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$AKE Can this thing reach 0.026
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11.7 ZEC Public Strategy
[Short Strategy]$ZEC
  Entry range: around 1350-1380
  Stop-loss level: 1400
Take-profit tiers
  First target: 1330
  Second target: 1300

Factors: The 4H price is above the middle Bollinger Band and is gradually stabilizing around the 1300 midline. The MACD histogram remains above the zero line with no downward turn. Selling pressure overhead is heavy, weekend liquidity is weakening, bullish momentum remains, and market depth shows bulls in the lead.

Trading advice: Focus on short-term range trades today; just pay attention to the time frame.

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Does she really know she was wrong🤔
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“I'm Telling 90% of People to Stay Away from Contracts” isn't because I'm afraid you'll make money—it's because I'm afraid you'll ruin your life. Most people who lose money in this market don't lose because of their technical skills; they lose because they sit down at the table before they're ready. ① You haven't even held spot for three full months or seen a complete cycle of gains and losses, yet you're jumping into 20x leverage. With spot, at least you know what you're holding. Contracts give you nothing but a number that keeps jumping around. This isn't trading; it's paying for a thrill.

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Why does a larger position make it easier to lose money even when the market moves in the right direction?
In cryptocurrency trading, many people believe that as long as they have correctly read the market, they should make their position as large as possible. After all, with the same price movement, a larger position means more profit.
But reality is often much harsher: sometimes, even when you correctly predict the market’s direction, an oversized position forces you to exit before the market really takes off.
Why does this happen?
First, the larger your position, the more sensitive your acc
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The final rule allowing alternative investments such as crypto assets to be included in 401(k) retir
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$ONE has surged from around $0.00103 to $0.00194 on this 4H chart, with $0.0020 now the key test.

I’m watching $0.00175–$0.00180 for support. Holding this zone could support another push, while losing it could bring $0.00160 into focus.

My view: strong momentum, but I’d wait for a stable retest before chasing these candles.

#ONE #Crypto #Gate!
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《Contract Account Checkup: 10 Questions; If You Score Below 6, Don’t Place an Order Yet》People always ask me: How can I tell whether I’m really ready to trade contracts? Don’t go by how you feel. Take the test. One point per question. Answer honestly. Don’t fool yourself—your account won’t play along. 1. Can you write down the rationale for a trade before opening it? If you can’t, there’s no rationale.

2. Is the margin for each trade no more than 2% of your total capital? At 20x leverage, that’s 4% in notional exposure.

3. Do you set a stop-loss when you open the position, rather than saying
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Came across a pretty grounded take early this morning
Former Financial Services Committee Chairman McHenry appeared on Bloomberg TV
He said crypto blew its best window this year for market structure legislation
The Clarity Act passed the House with bipartisan support last July
It later got stuck in the pursuit of a perfect bill
Workable compromises were rejected
He also acknowledged he bore some responsibility
No legislation this year
Democrats take control of Congress next January
Negotiations will be even harder after that
The SEC and CFTC can only put forward their own proposals to fill the
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$MRVL SHORT SETUP — BEARS STILL IN CONTROL!

$MRVL remains under pressure after a sharp decline from 175.86. The recent recovery is losing strength, with price consolidating below resistance.

Entry: 141.66
SL: 145.50

TP1: 138.50
TP2: 135.62
TP3: 132.00
Final Target: 130.26

Sellers continue to defend the 143–148 resistance area, while buyers are struggling to build momentum. A break below 139 could trigger another decline toward 135.62 and potentially retest 130.26.

Invalidation: A sustained recovery above 145.50 weakens the bearish setup.
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429 votes!
This New Zealand election is driving everyone crazy!
National has 514,753 votes and Labour 514,324, with 53% counted. The two parties are just 429 votes apart. This is no longer about choosing a prime minister; it’s about whose luck is better!
The right-wing bloc—National with 42 seats, ACT with 13, and NZ First with 12—has 67 seats in total. With Parliament provisionally at 131 seats, the majority threshold is 66. They’re ahead by just one seat!
One seat!
One seat means the constituency and special votes still to be counted could change the seat tally. For now, they’re only one sea
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An interesting weekend, I love Hangzhou
This is the salary in the English-speaking market. Too bad the Chinese-speaking market will never reach these heights.
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In the cryptocurrency market, many traders have learned some technical analysis methods but still repeatedly lose money in volatile, range-bound conditions. The reason may not be that their technical skills are lacking, but that they have failed to identify the current market state.

The biggest difference between trending and range-bound markets is how prices move.

First, in a range-bound market, prices usually fluctuate repeatedly within a certain range, with resistance above and support below. If you follow a trend-trading approach—going long when you see prices rise and going short when y
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