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#晒出我的持仓收益 NVIDIA, NVDAUSDT Live U.S. Stocks Stock

A quick look at my outlook for next week👇
Bottom line: I think we’ll see a small rebound next week, with 78,500 as key resistance. Here’s why👇
① The market is recovering after the move on November 5. It’s currently moving sideways around 75K. In the short term, 75K is the lower end of a previous range, with buying support below.
② The 4-hour MACD has formed a golden cross and is showing bullish divergence from the previous low on October 30.
③ The 1-hour chart is about to cross above the zero line, which could kick off a small-scale rebound.
Note: This is only a short-term rebound⚠️
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$BTC ‌ ‌ and #美股史诗级抛售 : The reason for the plunge has been updated—the Kurumi effect?
There’s a meme on short-video platforms lately: “Every time Kurumi gets a new episode, U.S. stocks plunge.”
After this anime’s latest episode aired, U.S. stocks suffered a historic sell-off, wiping out nearly $3 trillion and making history
For those who haven’t heard of it, here’s what the anime FX Fighter Kurumi is about: A college student wants to earn back the money her mother lost trading leveraged forex, so she follows in her mother’s footsteps and opens positions, then spends every day dan

What’s the easiest thing to misread when $ONE’s two timeframes haven’t aligned yet?

$ONE is currently priced at 0.001949, down 4.414% over 24 hours, with an intraday high of 0.002476 and low of 0.001807. The 1-hour trend is weak, while the 4-hour trend is strong. The volume ratio is 0.014056731291001177. Selling pressure emerged first on the shorter timeframe, while the larger timeframe has not turned weak in tandem. This looks more like an unconfirmed direction than a clear pullback that has already taken shape.

In terms of price levels, the 1-hour support is 0.001807 and resistance is 0.00

#晒出我的持仓收益 ZAMA, when I went long last night, I said I’d open a short when it got to around 0.07, then went to sleep. I opened it tonight during the livestream

Many will miss $Hana real rally
like $Jct
Check below and decide while u still have time 👇

There’s a free 1k quota. Solve the proof of work and submit it to get 10,000 STONK + 1 Genesis block
If you’re bored, give it a try; you’ll need to run compute to solve the puzzle
CPU is a bit slow, so have your AI try the GPU
Anyway, take the free one; don’t touch the paid one ⚠️
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A guy asked me today why I place such small trades
First, because I don't have money
Second, because I'm scared—scared of losing
Third, a large position makes it impossible to hold long-term; I can't hold onto a trade
Maybe to you, 100u or 200u may be a very small position
But for me, if I get liquidated, it could affect my life, so I have to be extremely cautious

Chinese Long-form | Why Does an Effective Trading Strategy Suddenly Stop Working?

Many traders encounter this problem:

A strategy once delivered consecutive profits, and its backtest curve looked impressive. But a few months later, with the same parameters and the same signals, it starts losing money frequently in live trading.

Is the strategy itself really the problem?

Not necessarily. A strategy’s effectiveness often depends on the market environment it operates in, rather than on how much profit it has generated in the past.

There are at least four aspects of the market environment wor

Why do some traders get the market direction right, yet still lose money?

You expect BTC to rise, and the price does rise.

You expect the market to fall, and it really does.

But when you check your account, your returns aren't as good as you expected—or you're still losing money.

What's going wrong?

Because getting the direction right isn't the same as making a profitable trade.

In real trading, there are at least five details that are easy to overlook.

1. You got the direction right, but your entry wasn't ideal

If you chase a move after the price has already risen sharply, the remaini

I have been watching wallet flow for a while, and whales buying while retail sells is not a meme. It is the oldest pattern in this market, and it is playing out again right now.

Retail sells on emotion. When price drops hard, fear takes over. Small wallets see red, read panic posts, and sell to stop pain. That selling is fast, loud, and visible. It creates wicks down, forced sales, and a lot of noise.

Whales move the other way. Big wallets do not chase candles. They buy in tranches, quiet, patient, and with size. They use limit orders, they buy dips in pieces, and they do not talk about it.

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4 Little-Known Crypto Facts Everyone Who’s Lost Money Should Know
Losing money in crypto often isn’t because you got the direction wrong—it’s because you didn’t do the math.
① With 20x leverage, a 5% drop is enough to liquidate you
Many people think “the price has to drop by half for you to get liquidated.”
At 20x, a 4%–5% move against your position wipes out your margin (not including maintenance margin and fees).
The safety cushion you think you have is really just a sheet of paper.
② Trading fees and funding fees are invisible siphons
A $100 account, 20x leverage, a 3% position, and $60 not

Can 20 consecutive profitable trades prove that a trading strategy works?

Not necessarily.

Without knowing the number of trades, the distribution of losses, the risks taken, and whether the strategy was repeatedly tuned, those 20 winning trades may not tell us much.

What really needs to be verified is not how much money the strategy has made, but whether it has an edge that can be repeated, explained, and tested.

I. Look at the sample size, not just the win rate

Suppose two strategies both have a 70% win rate.

Strategy A has completed only 20 trades, while Strategy B has completed 1,000

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