"it's so over" as Bitcoin goes from $82k → $80k,
and then "we're so back" from $80k → $82k.
absolute lunatics.
same people that naively think they would've killed it in previous cycles, not realizing the agonizing chop we had to endure majority of the time - currently losing their minds because the market ranged for a month.
never succumb to this kind of behavior if you want to do well in markets; when the move that matters actually happens, you'll be stripped of the confidence required in order to trade it appropriately
so instead of trying to draw assumptions from insignificant price action,

This is currently a leader in crypto.
Nuke the space man. 😭

Boom!!! 💰$DOS All targets have been achieved 🤑💰👇One candlestick rose to 0.2200, congratulations to everyone who held on!

#Share My Holding Returns# $JELLYJELLY
I’m still holding strong... this is a message to the pathetic market maker

Just tried my luck with @Beezie and pulled this beautiful bird, was hoping for a Pikachu but this is a pretty good start to getting back into Pokémon cards

The UN Development Programme, which works in ~170 countries, now has its first Internet Computer cloud engine running for one of its country offices.
DFINITY will host a Sovereign Cloud event at Davos in February 2027.
@dfinity

#Bitcoin MA Ribbon Compression 📊
📝 $BTC is navigating mixed MA alignment as key moving averages compress across the structure. The 50 SMA sits near ~$82K as immediate overhead resistance.
📍 Support clusters tightly below between the 100 SMA at ~$75K and the 200 SMA around ~$74K. Spot price continues to hold ~$80K after sweeping leveraged longs.
💡 MA Ribbon compression historically precedes major volatility expansions. A breakout above ~$82K confirms directional continuation.

Benjamin Cowen warns Bitcoin bears are in control? Key price levels reveal what?
Bitcoin is losing short-term momentum, and analyst Benjamin Cowen says the $83,000 level is now a critical technical threshold. After failing to hold most of its move up to $87,000, Bitcoin closed last week around $82,042. Cowen says another weekly close below $83,000 would make the recent rally look increasingly like a bull trap.
He also flagged that Bitcoin has dropped back below its 50-day moving average, a signal that is appearing across multiple risk assets. Nasdaq, the Dow Jones, Ethereum, and several altcoi

$LTC Currently at 59.42, up 4.39% over 24H (range: 56.89–59.85). The 1H structure is relatively strong, with RSI at 64; the 4H trend is similarly strong, with EMA20 at 57.65. Current 1H volume is only 0.35x the average. Further upside depends on holding above the 59.85 resistance; if price breaks below the 57.01 support, watch to see whether it can quickly recover. In the review, focus on whether a test of 59.85 can break through on rising volume; a rally without volume is likely to pull back. The market is volatile; for observation only.

this is the 3rd largest company in the world btw

#AIP #AIP模式 If you’ve been in crypto long enough, you’ll notice a pattern: the harder people try, the more diligently they lose.
You study white papers, analyze token models, track whale addresses, and stay up all night watching the charts—you do all the homework you can. And what happens? The project team unlocks tokens, and you’re left holding the bag; whales sell, and you’re left holding the line; market makers wick the price, and you get liquidated. Everything you do is right, but the results are all wrong.
Because this game has never been about who works harder. It’s about who gets the n

Why Can You Be Right About the Market and Still Fail to Make Money?
One of the most frustrating things for traders in the cryptocurrency market is getting the direction right, yet making no money in their account.
You expect Bitcoin to rise, and the price does. You think the market will pull back, and it does. But when you review your account, you find that your returns are disappointing, or that you are still in the red.
The problem may not be your directional call, but every detail of how you execute the trade.
First, your entry timing may be poor. Even if you correctly anticipate an upward

Whale Who Bought ETH at $0.31 Nine Years Ago Sells: What’s the Massive Profit?
An early Ethereum investor has come back to life after nearly 9 years of inactivity.
According to data shared by Lookonchain, the wallet sold approximately 1,500 ETH worth close to $3.46 million.
⚠️ Personal market analysis only. NFA — manage risk and DYOR.
Educational content, not investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell, deposit, or withdraw any asset. No paid promotion or referral/affiliate links.

GM CT
I think I’m the first person to say GM here

#MicrosoftGoogleEarnings #ShareWeekly
Beyond Revenue: What Will Really Drive the Next Market Move?
The October 28 earnings reports from Microsoft and Alphabet are among the most important tests of the current AI investment narrative. Both technology giants are benefiting from growing demand for artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and digital services. However, strong revenue alone may not be enough to satisfy investors. The real question is whether their massive investments are translating into sustainable growth, stronger profitability, and better long-term returns.
My view is that thi

The Fed’s hawkish signals from early this morning are still reverberating, and inflationary pressures have not truly eased. GDP and PCE data are also due out tonight. When market sentiment is highly aligned, that is often when reversals are most likely to occur—a risk that must be kept in mind.
$BT contracts: long borrowing reached 1324.08 BTC, while short borrowing was only 72.88 BTC;
$ET contracts: longs borrowed 16,100 ETH, while shorts borrowed 856.89 ETH;
$SOL contracts: longs borrowed 106,700 SOL, while shorts borrowed 3412.31 SOL.
Leveraged borrowing data shows that longs significant

Why might trading more frequently actually make your account shrink faster?
In the cryptocurrency market, many traders watch candlestick charts every day, afraid of missing any rise or fall. Whenever prices move, they want to enter the market; after making a small profit, they look for the next opportunity, and after a loss, they rush to trade again.
They may seem diligent, yet their accounts can quietly shrink.
The problem is that making more trades does not necessarily mean having more opportunities to profit.
First, trading costs keep adding up. Every buy and sell may incur fees, and the ac