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$SOL Rebound Demand Is Increasing, but a Reversal Still Needs Confirmation
$SOL is currently priced at 89.85, down 0.9043785154957629% over 24 hours, with an intraday low of 89.64 and a high of 91.15. The 1-hour and 4-hour trends are both weak, and the volume ratio is 0.039346732247387245. Oversold describes a condition; a bottom is a confirmed outcome. A sharp decline only shows that selling pressure has occurred. It does not automatically mean the price is cheap, much less prove that buyers are actually defending the area around 89.64.
Rebound demand has emerged, but until the structure stop
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$ONE It's about to crash, don't enter anymore. Short quickly🈳🈳🈳🈳🈳🈳🈳
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Apps on Hedera can now offer 46 stock tokens from Robinhood, the broker with 28.7 million funded customers, from Apple and Nvidia to Netflix and Eli Lilly.
SODAX backs them 1:1. HashPack started with 4 in October.
@hedera
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🔥Gold slammed on the brakes right after surging. The real battle between bulls and bears is still ahead!

As of 22:26 Beijing time on November 7, XAU's latest full close was around 4,081. It has quickly recovered from around 3,881 recently, rebounding about 4.46% over the past 5 days. But it failed to hold above 4,152, showing that buying support at lower levels is solid, while overhead selling pressure is also significant.

On the news front, the latest U.S. nonfarm payrolls rose by 165k and the unemployment rate was 4.1%. Strong employment is supporting the dollar and Treasury yields, which
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$XRP The short-term sentiment is clearly bearish right now, for a straightforward reason: most of the approximately $50 million in stolen XRP has already been converted into Bitcoin by the hacker, effectively dumping real selling pressure into the market.

Specifically, a platform was hit by a theft, with about $50 million of the stolen funds in XRP. The hacker didn’t sit on the funds, but quickly split up the holdings, converted them into BTC, and moved them out—the thief wasted no time, prioritizing the most liquid asset, and the operation was quite practiced. But for XRP holders, this amoun
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“I’d Rather You Get Liquidated Once, Early”
It doesn’t sound like a nice thing to say, but I mean it.
Why?
Because when people are making money, they can’t learn anything.
After three straight months of profits, you’ll draw three false conclusions:
I have a knack for this, my strategy works, and the risk is manageable.
Then you’ll increase your position size until one extreme market move shatters all three conclusions.
Getting liquidated early is cheaper.
The first time I got liquidated, I lost 6,800U, which was three months’ salary at the time.
What it taught me was worth more than all the mo
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We are nearing a bullish signal for Bitcoin...

On the 3-day chart, a crossover of the 50 MA and 100 MA could occur within the next few days.

Looking at history, $BTC has never hit a bottom after such a crossover; the bottom has always occurred beforehand.

If the data is accurate, we may well have already left the bottom levels behind for Bitcoin...

#BTC #Bitcoin #Crypto #BTCETFOutflowsContinue $BTC ‌
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The funding rate has stayed positive for three days straight, with longs paying shorts every day. The market looks lively, but it’s actually pretty costly. I’m watching options volatility; with funding this flat, selling options to collect premium feels better than chasing the rally. I’ll wait until the weekend to see how it plays out, then compare notes.
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#非农就业数据推升加息预期 Last night’s nonfarm payrolls report landed, dramatically reshaping market expectations. Job growth came in at 165k, far above the 65k expected, and figures for the previous two months were revised up by another 84k. The unemployment rate fell to 4.1%.
After the data came out, market bets on a December rate hike rose rapidly, with the probability of a hike climbing to around 80%. Interest rate futures weakened in tandem, and traders began adding to their bets on a hike.
But there was a notable contrast: the preliminary November reading for one-year inflation expectations was 4.3%
$xau imp. level swept, can still visit the box
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Artificial intelligence—or is the story only just beginning? 🤔

Despite a sharp decline in AI-related stocks, Goldman Sachs projects that spending on data center construction in the United States will reach $125 billion by 2028, driven by robust demand and a growing backlog of orders from cloud giants. However, this massive pie is not being distributed equally; the overall growth of the sector is a very different story from the survival struggle faced by projects burdened with high levels of debt.

Recent volatility in AI stocks has prompted the same question for all of us: is this a bubble,
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Washingtons AI Regulatory Plans Put Technology Giants Under Greater Scrutiny
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Bitcoin and the S&P 500 in 2008–2009.
Friends, the period in S&P 500 history that most closely matches Bitcoin $BTC 's past 13 months in both duration and depth is June 2008–July 2009. The similarity coefficient for weekly closes is 0.86.
Bitcoin fell 52% in 38 weeks from its weekly closing peak of 123,482 and bottomed at 59,577. The S&P 500 also fell 50% in 39 weeks from 1,360, bottoming at 683 in March 2009. The rebound from the bottom lasted 14 weeks for both: Bitcoin rose 45% to 86,530, while the S&P 500 climbed 38% to 946. Then both pulled back.
The S&P 500 did not make a new low
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my weakly screen time report just came in.
X: 69 hours.
sleep: 4.20 hours, all of them during a video about sleep.
coffee: the tumbler was refilled 6.9 times. on twosday.
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$AAOI is the bottom in?
Corrected 83% off the top, tested this monthly trendline and EMA55 on Monthly as well. Posted Good ER, double beat.
Now is the time to bounce? Because if this trendline breaks, I cant even tell how bad the future is for this stock.
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$Star breaking out
Ready for multiple xs
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INSTITUTIONAL CRYPTO FLOWS ARE SENDING A CAUTION SIGNAL.
Latest finalized ETF data for November 6:
➡️ Bitcoin ETFs: -$411.92M
➡️ Ethereum ETFs: Approximately -$93.19M
Bitcoin recorded ~$1.92 Billion in outflows across Six finalized sessions.
Ethereum Also recorded ~$2 Billion in outflows across Last 29 finalized sessions.
This doesn't guarantee a market decline.
But sustained institutional outflows are worth monitoring alongside price action and liquidity.
When does institutional demand return?
#BitcoinETF #EthereumETF
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“Every Penny You Earn Is Another Person’s Loss”
A lot of people don’t like hearing this, but it’s the nature of futures trading.
Futures are a negative-sum game
Futures themselves create no value; they only transfer money from one person to another.
And every time money changes hands, the exchange takes a fee, while longs and shorts also pay funding fees to each other.
So the total amount of money on the table keeps shrinking.
There’s only one reason you can make money: someone else loses more than you do.
Let’s do the math: a 0.1% fee for opening and closing a position, 5 trades a day, and 1,
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