📡 Signal card · reposting without taking sides
Source: Shu Qin live trading (captured by BTCSOS) Asset: $BTC Short entry: 83900 Stop-loss: 85000 Targets: 82900 / 81900 / 80800 Time: not specified
I only repost this as-is; judge its authenticity and quality for yourself. Whether to follow and how large a position to take are entirely your decision. Don’t get carried away, and don’t go all in on a single trade. 😅
Shared for personal record-keeping; not investment advice. #US 10-year Treasury yield falls to 4.845%

What is a retest confirmation? Why can a price retesting a key level after a breakout sometimes provide a better entry reference, yet also fall back into its previous range?

In cryptocurrency trading, a price does not necessarily continue rising immediately after breaking through resistance. Sometimes it returns to the breakout level to test it. If the former resistance zone turns into support, this may provide a reference for trading with the trend. But a retest is no guarantee of success, and the price may still fall back into its previous trading range.

First, what is a retest confirmatio

🔐 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

ETH fell even harder than BTC last night, dropping 8% in a day from 2434 to 2208 this morning. It’s now at 2236U.

Dachao said a couple of days ago that ETH’s issue lately is that it rises when BTC rises, then runs out of steam once it hits the ceiling. This time, as U.S. stocks weakened and AI stocks dragged BTC down, ETH fell even harder—same old story.

But we’re not worried about this trade. We entered long at 2228 and had already closed half at 2350, locking in that half’s profit.

For the remaining half, the stop-loss is still at 2150. It plunged to 2208 this morning and failed to hold 2

#GateLaunchesPoSECProofOfSecurity #USStocksFaceHistoricSelloff

The US stock market is facing a historic selloff, creating uncertainty and concern among investors. Major stocks are under pressure, and market volatility is becoming an important topic for traders around the world.

A major market selloff can happen when investors become worried about economic conditions, company earnings, interest rates, or future market growth. When confidence becomes weak, many investors choose to reduce their positions, which can increase selling pressure across the market.

This situation reminds us that fin

2026.11.6 BTC/ETH/XAU/SNDK Analysis
The market took another beating overnight, wiping out $1.25 billion and liquidating 235,346 traders; hope you weren't among them!
For bulls, in this recent market, even playing it safe makes it impossible not to lose money. In my view, losses capped at 30% in this downturn are barely acceptable. If your losses exceed 30%, rethink whether your position sizing is reasonable. As for those who got liquidated, there's not much more to say—they had no trading discipline and became pure liquidity for the market!
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Market sentiment is completely in control right n

.@FungoLabs For this airdrop, the difference in returns between the Genesis and Zama OG NFTs is indeed substantial.
According to the official tokenomics, $FUNGO has a total supply of 10 billion tokens:
🚗 Genesis: 3,232 NFTs share 36%, or approximately 1.11M tokens each.
🚗 Zama OG: 4,996 NFTs share 7%, or approximately 140k tokens each.
Here are simple calculations at three FDV levels:
$500k FDV: Genesis approximately $55.7, OG approximately $7
$2 million FDV: Genesis approximately $222.8, OG approximately $28
$5 million FDV: Genesis approximately $556.9, OG approximately $70
Long Ge thinks

If you’re trading futures and manage to get Ao Ying on your side, you can make a fortune no matter how much you put in, right?

#USStocksFaceHistoricSelloff
$HYPE : Wall Street Access Could Be the Next Big Chapter for Hyperliquid.

Hyperliquid is moving closer to a major milestone in US crypto markets.

Hyperliquid Strategies, the Nasdaq-listed company holding approximately 38.9 million HYPE tokens, has filed an application through its subsidiary to become a Futures Commission Merchant (FCM).

Why does this matter?

If regulators approve the application and the required permissioned markets receive approval, the company could help US customers access perpetual futures markets built on Hyperliquid through a regulated st

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With on-chain patches like this, nobody pays attention until something goes wrong—and then it’s a big deal.

On the evening of November 4, XRP Ledger activated a patch: accounts with only burn permissions should not have minting rights, but under the old rules they could mint tokens themselves under certain conditions. The issue involved on-chain issued assets, including stablecoins; XRP itself was unaffected, and there have been no publicly known exploits to date. The same batch also addressed accounting in the lending module, token recovery from the transaction pool, and signature validation

Bitcoin’s plunge yesterday has found its catalyst🍉$BTC

Trump Media transferred 4259 BTC to an exchange. The market interpreted it as preparation to sell and take profits, and panic quickly spread. Longs rushed for the exits, dragging down the market, along with ETH and Solana, while mass liquidations of longs further amplified the decline.

Longs panicked and scrambled for the exits; yesterday’s drop was driven by sentiment first😂
#加密市场承压

BTC traded steadily during the day yesterday, then saw a sharp pullback at 8 pm, though volume was limited. It was not until U.S. stocks opened at 10:30 pm that the market turned sharply lower, with successive high-volume declines and a concentrated wave of selling. The price fell through the two support levels previously anticipated, one after the other, signaling the failure of this breakout attempt.
The decline also sent several clear signals. First, endogenous selling pressure within crypto was not significant: the market was largely unaffected during non-U.S. trading hours, with selling c

This path, winding along the mountainside, calls to me—further on, deeper in. 🏔️

$BTC
My hedge short setup
And levels I'm interested in looking for longs:
Deviation/SFP of upper green line = long
0.5 fib - bounce or deviations = long... Least favorite, 0.5 Fibs usually bring chop
Deviation/SFP of lower green line = long
NOTE: SFP's can get SFP'd

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#AKE
Going with the trend and longing AKE feels amazing! Wrapped it up in 36 seconds! I got so excited that I accidentally hit one-click close-all and sold all my BTC at a floating loss! 🤣
$AKE

What Is Fibonacci Retracement? Why Do Traders Pay Attention to the 38.2%, 50%, and 61.8% Price Retracement Levels?

In crypto trading, prices often pull back after rising and may rebound after falling. Fibonacci retracement is a common technical analysis tool that traders use to identify potential support and resistance zones based on specific ratios. However, these ratios do not mark places where prices must reverse, nor do they guarantee profitable trades.

First, what is Fibonacci retracement?

It calculates different retracement levels between the start and end points of a significant pric