Why Can Prices Still Fall Even When the Order Book Shows a Large Number of Buy Orders?

In cryptocurrency trading, many people watch the order book and try to gauge market direction by looking at buy and sell orders. When a large number of buy orders appear on screen, some traders assume there is strong support below and that the price should not fall easily.

But reality is often not that simple. A large number of buy orders does not mean the price will necessarily rise, just as a large number of sell orders does not mean it must fall.

First, orders are not the same as executed trades.

The

Brent crude has plunged sharply. Will it keep rising, or will it end up falling amid the war news!!!

Nasdaq dumped 5%+. $1.25B in crypto liquidations in 24h 🩸 Almost 90% were longs.
$BTC sitting at ~$75.5K.
Who's still buying? 👀

$LINK Two recent developments are worth noting: Swift and DTCC have integrated one after the other, and Chainlink’s institutional-grade commercial footprint is expanding in a meaningful way. This raises the question: how should we position ourselves at this stage?

First, let’s look at LINK’s current product structure: Data Feeds supplies price data, CCIP addresses cross-chain interoperability, Proof of Reserve verifies asset reserves, and CRE directly provides institutions with on-chain financial infrastructure. Together, these four business lines make Chainlink more than just an oracle proje

My outlook on bitcoin:native and ethereum:native hasn't changed. If BTC closes the week below $76,645, $69K could come into play. In that case, ETH could also move down into the $2,200-$1,900 range. The right shoulder would remain intact for both. I'd expect a reversal afterward

$HYPE SHORT SETUP — BEARS STILL IN CONTROL!

$HYPE is down 6.04%, and the broader trend remains bearish. Price is consolidating near its recent lows after heavy selling pressure.

Entry: 77.954
SL: 79.20

TP1: 77.00
TP2: 76.240
TP3: 75.20
Final Target: 74.50

Sellers have pushed $HYPE sharply lower, with repeated lower highs showing continued weakness. The recovery remains limited below 78.75, and a breakdown beneath 76.24 could trigger another wave of selling.

Invalidation: A sustained move above 79.20 weakens the bearish setup.

ETH tonight: The key is whether the rebound can break through resistance.

Based on Gate ETHUSDT market data at 18:34 on November 6, the broader trend remains weak, while the short term is recovering. Watch 2246–2252 as resistance; rejection favors a short-term short. Watch 2230–2233 for support; consider a short-term long only after it stabilizes.

If it holds above 2252, watch 2260–2270 next. If 2213 gives way and the rebound fails to reclaim it, watch for a retest of 2205–2190.

U.S. nonfarm payrolls are due at 21:30 tonight. Be mindful of volatility; set a stop-loss before considering upsi

$TAO : If yesterday was a fakedown, then strength should start showing here regardless. RSI 1D trend going for a breakout

I guess this is what having no drive feels like.
$GM In the first round, I picked up 1% of the tokens near the relative bottom across a few accounts. At the peak, I had unrealized gains of one A7.
With several chains seeing no action and draining liquidity from each other, a single coin reaching this level of unrealized gains is already remarkable.
And then, I didn’t take profits. I watched helplessly as it slowly fell all the way back down.
They say confidence is more important than gold. But now, all meme coins have just one thing to look forward to: whether they make it onto Alpha❗️
Without

Cash out and go get a foot massage today—a little move, and earning over 10,000 a day is a breeze

I’ve read some bloggers’ analyses of the market outlook
Maybe they’re already invested, so they keep clinging to wishful thinking
Thinking the Democrats will continue policies that favor AI
All I can say is that this shows a complete lack of understanding of politics
Pure student thinking
They’re looking at everything from a business perspective
Just like Trump’s way of thinking
Let’s sit down at the negotiating table and battle it out
At worst, you make a little more and I make a little less
In the end, we can still shake hands and make peace
But in politics, there’s no such thing as losing o

Why can tighter stop-losses sometimes lead to consecutive losses?

In cryptocurrency trading, many people believe that tighter stop-losses mean lower risk. This idea has some merit, but if market volatility and trade structure are ignored, overly tight stop-losses may cause traders to exit too frequently and miss moves that otherwise unfold as expected.

For example, suppose you buy Bitcoin near a certain price, planning to profit from a continuation of the trend. If your stop-loss is too close to your entry price, a normal price pullback may trigger it. The price then rises again, leaving you

This morning I was saying DOGE was getting pinned down by spoof orders. I just went downstairs to buy a rice ball, and when I came back to check, volume had surged again and it was getting hammered even harder. Here’s the interesting part: don’t panic in a choppy market. Shitcoins get hammered in the most straightforward way—without real money coming in, don’t assume you can scoop them up just because they look cheap. It never had any serious story like AI or RWA to begin with; it’s purely a game of capital, with bulls and bears each believing their own thing. $DOGE ‌

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The Bank of England announced a 25-basis-point rate hike, raising its benchmark rate to 4%. This is the Bank’s first rate hike in more than three years since August 2023. The monetary policy decision passed by an 8–1 vote. Governor Bailey cautioned that the hike does not signal the start of a continuous rate-hiking cycle, but said the Bank remains open to further tightening if the ongoing geopolitical conflict in the Middle East pushes energy prices higher and inflation rebounds. The risk of energy-driven inflation is disrupting market consensus that global central banks would shift toward eas