$ETH
Another win in the bearish market, with a single trade returning 23x
The major downtrend channel fully opened up. We positioned short around 2401.52 on the rebound, trading with the trend. The market remained under pressure and continued to weaken, allowing us to take profit at 2146.78 and capture the full decline of over 250 points. The 200x leveraged short trade earned a 2357.23% return in a single trade.
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Support levels have been breached one after another, and the bearish trend is far from over. Every rebound is an opportunity to enter short at a higher level.
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November 9 $BTC Focus on shorting rebounds, entering and exiting quickly.

【Today's Strategy】
Short entry range: Set up on a rebound to 75000—75700
Stop-loss: Above 76300
Take-profit: Target 73800—73400

【Core Rationale】
The 1-hour chart has seen two rounds of high-volume declines, followed by sideways consolidation and another breakdown to a new low. The overall downtrend is clear, with bears fully in control. The 75000—75700 range is a former consolidation platform that has shifted from support to resistance, where trapped holders and profit-taking create concentrated selling pressure. A reb

$BZ SHORT SETUP — SHARP REJECTION FROM 98.45!

$BZ is facing renewed selling pressure after a strong rejection from 98.45. Buyers failed to sustain the breakout, putting the 96.37 support level back in focus!

Entry: 96.80
SL: 97.60

TP1: 96.13
TP2: 95.60
TP3: 95.00
Final Target: 94.40

The latest sharp rejection shows sellers defending higher prices, while repeated volatile moves suggest buyers are struggling to maintain control. A breakdown below 96.37 could open the door toward 95.60 and potentially lower.

Invalidation: A sustained recovery above 97.60 weakens the bearish setup.

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U Sister 11.9 Monday$SOL Strategy

Entry: Short on a rebound near 88.5–89; stop around 90.3; target 86.5–84.5

In the early hours, price broke down on heavy volume in tandem with the broader market, falling straight below the 88.5–90.2 high-level consolidation range and briefly wicking down to 84.66. It then rebounded from oversold conditions along with the market and is now consolidating around 87.8. Short-term moving averages have turned down, creating clear resistance. The lower edge of the previous consolidation range has completely shifted from support to resistance. Overall, the market

On November 9, BTC saw a weak recovery after a high-volume breakdown; short into the rebound
Entry timing: Price rebounds to the 75000–75600 zone
Stop-loss: 76300
Take-profit targets:
First target: 74000–73600
Second target: 73400–73000

【Key Takeaway】
On the 1-hour chart, price plunged on heavy volume this morning, forming a large bearish candle with a body exceeding 2,000 points. It broke decisively below all short- and medium-term moving averages—MA7, MA30, and EMA30—and completely invalidated the previous consolidation range of 75500–76200, with a low of 73385. The drop was accompanied by

Nvidia's stock decline is just the beginning? The Jensen Huang controversy could make the entire AI sector nervous!

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The issues arising from the Jensen Huang controversy could af

How do you set a reasonable risk-reward ratio in BTC trading? Win rate isn’t everything!
In BTC trading, many people focus heavily on win rate, believing that as long as they make the right call often enough, they can keep making money. But in reality, win rate isn’t the only factor that determines trading results. A trading system with a lower win rate but a reasonable risk-reward ratio may still maintain positive expectancy over the long term.
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$AIN This pin was drawn by me yesterday. That low at 0.1170 was created by the pile of stop-loss trigger orders I placed. Up 32.48% in 24h, with 45.3M in trading volume—the market looks lively, but do you know how the whales play it? Let me walk through my own trading steps: first, I spread the word in a small group that “AIN will retest 0.12,” then slowly accumulated with buy orders at 0.125. When panic selling pushed it down to 0.1170, I reversed course and drove it through 0.14. Retail traders chasing the rally helped push it to 0.1630, and finally I slowly sold around 0.1589. I didn't dece

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Sl at 68
ROI Targets - 100% , 150% , 200%