BTC is now at 68,346, down 3.95% in 24 hours. The second day below 70,000 and still probing lower—the key level to watch today isn’t a rebound, but whether the 67,568 low holds. #BTC跌4%

Yesterday’s PPI release failed to save BTC: October PPI rose 0.3% month over month, below the expected 0.4%, but was still up 6.5% year over year, its biggest increase since November 2022. Prices failing to rise on positive news suggests selling pressure isn’t coming from the news, but from the flow of funds. BTC closed yesterday at 69,283, with an intraday low of 67,568, down 7.44% over five days and 15.18%

Many traders are especially concerned about their win rate when they enter the market. They hope to win 7 or 8 out of every 10 trades, and may even believe that only a high win rate can lead to consistent profits.

But in reality, what determines whether an account can grow over the long term is often not just the win rate, but also a frequently overlooked metric: the risk-reward ratio.

What is the risk-reward ratio?

Simply put, the risk-reward ratio is the relationship between the expected profit and potential loss on a trade.

For example, if a trade has a stop-loss of 100 USDT and a take-

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$ANT Anthropic IPO: Is the AI Revolution Creating the Next Trillion-Dollar Investment Opportunity?

The AI industry is entering a completely different phase. What started as a competition to build smarter chatbots has evolved into a race to control the future of software development, business automation, scientific research, and digital productivity. One company standing at the center of this transformation is Anthropic, the creator of Claude.

For millions of users, Claude has become more than an ordinary AI assistant. It can analyze complicated in

Big Tao@wtfjgdgd has become so massively popular, and a handsome billionaire got swindled out of all his assets by his pig-like girlfriend. Even Hongguo couldn’t come up with a plot like this—it’s the real-life version of an ugly woman’s wish-fulfillment drama.

#黄仁勋辞职 #每周来晒 NVIDIA’s “Near-Term Worries and Long-Term Concerns” After Jensen Huang’s Departure

On November 12, an announcement from NVIDIA declared the end of an era: Jensen Huang resigned as CEO, and Colette Kress, the company’s current executive vice president and CFO, was named interim CEO until a permanent successor is chosen. The board simultaneously began a search for candidates from both inside and outside the company.
After the news broke, NVIDIA shares plunged as much as about 14% intraday, before narrowing their losses to 4.34% by the close. The company still lost about $182 billio

Winter has arrived, and the weather is starting to turn gray.
Unexpectedly, the market has also entered its own winter, with the overall market looking just as bleak as the weather.
In another month, it will snow.
I wonder what the market will look like when the snow is really falling.
I hope the market will be a little warmer than the weather this winter.

$CL LONG ALERT — BULLS TARGETING 88.49 BREAKOUT, 89.00 NEXT!

Entry: 87.79
SL: 86.90

TP1: 88.10
TP2: 88.49
TP3: 89.00

$CL is maintaining bullish momentum after a strong recovery from 84.22. Buyers continue defending higher support levels, while the latest consolidation near 87.80 suggests another upward attempt. A decisive breakout above 88.49 could open the door toward 89.00.

Invalidation: A sustained break below 86.90 weakens the bullish setup.

BTC, ETH, SOL: Which Could Be First to Emerge From the Market Slump?

THREE GIANTS, THREE DIFFERENT FUTURES

As the cryptocurrency market enters a deep correction, what investors really need to consider is not which asset has fallen the most, but which will be more competitive when capital returns in the next cycle.

First is Bitcoin. BTC remains the core asset of the entire crypto market, with the most mature institutional investment channels, the highest market recognition, and the deepest trading liquidity. When uncertainty rises, it usually attracts more capital than most altcoins. However

【11/13 PPI Night Session Recap | Positive News Priced In, First a Short Squeeze, Then a Pullback】

⏱ Time reference: Around 22:30 Beijing time on 11/13, during the U.S. PPI data release window
📌 Data: The market interpreted the PPI release as dovish, with easing inflationary pressures and rising rate-cut expectations providing short-term sentiment support for risk assets

📊 Pre-release setup
· BTC traded narrowly around 69,300, with volatility contracting and no clear direction
· Above 69,600 sat a dense short liquidation zone worth approximately $100 million+ (a potential liquidation pool,

#AnthropicIPO6xOversubscribed #GateIPOAccessAnthropic — Anthropic’s $70–$78 IPO: A Major AI Opportunity or a Valuation Test?

Anthropic’s proposed IPO is attracting significant attention, but the real investment question goes beyond its technology. At a potential fully diluted valuation of approximately $1.26 trillion to $1.40 trillion, investors must decide whether the company’s future growth can justify such an ambitious price.

Anthropic, the company behind the Claude family of AI models, is positioning itself as a major player in enterprise artificial intelligence. Its products support sof

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THE CRYPTO MARKET IS UNDER PRESSURE

This Is Not a Simple Market Correction

Recently, the cryptocurrency market has once again experienced a sharp decline. BTC fell below $70,000, while ETH briefly dropped to around $1,900. On November 13, the market saw about $1.64 billion in liquidations over 24 hours, with nearly 89% coming from long positions.

But what really deserves attention is not how much prices have fallen, but the shift in capital behind the decline.

First, the macro environment is changing. U.S. inflationary pressures have led the market to reassess the Federal Reserve’s interes

The Fed’s hawkish voices are growing louder, and rate cuts are moving further away

Warsh stayed quiet; Williams stepped up.

The Fed’s No. 3, New York Fed President John Williams, who has a permanent voting seat, extinguished the market’s last bit of hope last night with one sentence: “Inflation is much too high… We still have a lot of work to do to get monetary policy back to an appropriate stance.”

In plain English: stop guessing whether there’ll be a cut in December. The question is how many hikes there’ll be.

The market has already voted with real money.

Interest-rate futures are now p