Weekend outflows continued, and the weak market environment showed no improvement, with no signs of a short-term bottom yet. Bitcoin continued to swing around $67k, the Fear Index fell to 13, and AMD gave back all of Thursday’s gains on Friday, leaving market sentiment cautious.
$XRP is currently trading at around $0.9816, down 4.52%, and fluctuating intraday between $0.98 and $1.0437. It briefly reclaimed the $1 level but has since fallen back below it. Support is at $0.98, with resistance at $1.027/$1.0437. Only a move back above $1 could ease the current weakness.
$BNB is currently tradin

BTC at 67,400—have you capitulated?
$1.5 billion liquidated, $900 million in longs buried alive, ETFs seeing $1.9 billion in consecutive outflows, and the 200-week moving average broken—but just now, funding rates turned negative for the first time in a month. RSI has fallen into the low 20s, deeply oversold. Is this the start of a bear market, or the market makers' final shakeout?

First, the surface picture: bad news is raining down, and the bulls are wiped out.

Over the past 24 hours, more than $1.5 billion was liquidated across the market, including $900 million in BTC longs. ETFs have go

AGT | Short 🔴 | Bearish | 15-minute, 24-hour: -20.64% | Volume: 59.3M USDT. Short rationale: Price below EMA200; EMA20/50/200 are bearishly aligned; RSI14 is 30.3; MACD histogram is negative; ADX14 is 20.0; volume is 2.39 times the 20-candle average; 20-candle breakout. Entry: 0.04533 Stop-loss: 0.0493968 Take-profit 1: 0.0402464 | Take-profit 2: 0.0371963 | Take-profit 3: 0.0331295For entry reference only; do not chase the price. This strategy is invalidated if the stop-loss level is reached. This is a technical analysis strategy only, not financial advice. $AGT

How can you quickly reset your trading mindset after consecutive losses in BTC?

In BTC futures trading, consecutive losses are a phase many traders experience. The real danger is not the losses themselves, but the chain reaction that follows: rushing to break even, opening positions too frequently, continually increasing leverage, or even starting to go against your original trading plan. In the end, an ordinary loss can turn into a much greater risk to your account.

So, how should you reset after consecutive losses?

First, stop trading impulsively. If you have lost several trades in a row,

Does Higher Leverage Really Mean More Profit? Understand Leverage Risks and Avoid Liquidation!

In BTC contract trading, many people believe the higher the leverage, the faster they can make money. If 10x is not enough, they use 20x; if 20x is not enough, they use 50x. But many overlook one fact: leverage amplifies not only potential gains but also losses, making an account more likely to approach its liquidation price.

So, what does high leverage actually mean?

First, leverage changes capital efficiency, not market direction. Whether you use 5x or 20x leverage, it does not change whether BT

The highest-volume pool for fx on @CurveFinance is once again $fxUS/USDC, with $63.2 million in 24-hour volume, exceeding the combined total of the next five pools.
In second place, $ETH —stETH recorded $17.3 million in volume, with nearly 9 times the liquidity of the former.
fxUSD is minted and redeemed instantly based on demand for xPOSITION and fxMINT. #ETH一度跌破2000美元

In BTC trading, many people see the price break above an important resistance level and immediately chase the rally, worried they might miss the opportunity. But experienced traders often pay attention to another important signal after a breakout: the retest.

Why is a pullback after a breakout worth watching?

First, it helps verify whether the breakout is valid. After the former resistance level is broken, it may turn into new support. If the price pulls back to this area but does not break significantly below it, that may indicate the market is reaffirming its role as support.

Second, it a

You never know where the black swan will emerge from

The most unusual detail in today's market is that the Fear and Greed Index has plunged to 13, in the extreme fear zone, yet $SOPH has bucked the trend with a +6.58% rally, while the funding rate remains positive at +0.0050%—shorts have not capitulated, and longs are paying to hold positions. This combination of “sentiment at rock bottom + price rebound + bullish funding rate” often signals the end of a rebound rather than the start of a trend. Technically, MA5=0.001636 remains below MA20=0.00175, RSI is only 46.8 and has not exited the weak zone, the MACD histogram at -3.274e-05 remains beari

A few sentences explain why some people want to take down Jensen Huang:
1. Huang supports two things: open source and selling graphics cards to China.
2. Anthropic is the biggest opponent of open source. Its revenue growth has now slowed, and more and more companies are using open-source models from Chinese companies. The top four of the ten most-used models on OpenRouter are now all from Chinese companies.
3. Anthropic is at the forefront of anti-China efforts, but with its IPO imminent and its valuation repeatedly marked down, don't think of it as one person; it's a community of shared inter

BTC market patterns after halvings: What do historical data tell us?

In the Bitcoin market, halvings have always been important events for investors. With each halving, the block rewards miners receive are reduced, and the rate at which new BTC enters the market also declines. Historically, BTC has experienced notable bull cycles after several halvings, so many investors view halvings as an important basis for a long-term bullish outlook.

But can historical patterns really repeat?

First, halvings change new supply. A BTC halving lowers the rate of new coin issuance but does not directly cre

$UNI I’ve lost so much that I’m just numb to it. Every day I keep saying I’m going to cut my losses, but I still can’t bring myself to do it. The longer I hold, the more I lose, and the more I lose, the longer I keep holding. There’s no way out. I hope those damn market makers take pity and give us a rebound. I’ll get out as soon as I break even—I mean it.

Today, the price is grinding back and forth around 67,000
I was the one who got stopped in my tracks by a string of ETF numbers
Friday, 11/13, U.S. Eastern time
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $185 million in net outflows
For the 7th consecutive trading day
It wasn't all 12 pulling out
It was two of the big ones
IBIT: approximately $143.5 million
FBTC: approximately $41.92 million
The remaining 10 had zero net inflows that day
The total for those 7 days was about $1.907 billion
About $1.065 billion this week
About $2.347 billion so far in November
IBIT alone has now seen net outf

The rebound following this pullback has begun, and bullish sentiment has clearly recovered. In the short term, watch for opportunities to go long on several major and popular assets.
$BTC Perpetual futures long strategy: Consider entering in batches if the price pulls back to the 67,000–67,400 range. The first target is 67,800, the second is 68,300, and the third is 68,800. Exit strictly if the price falls below 66,400.
$ETH Perpetual futures long strategy: Set up long positions in the 1,890–1,910 range. Watch 1,925, 1,945, and 1,965 as take-profit levels, respectively. Place the stop-loss b

Getting today’s news from TRMNL

MACD is a commonly used trend indicator in cryptocurrency trading, and many people treat a golden cross as a buy signal. But in actual trading, a MACD golden cross does not always mean the trend will rise; it may even be a buying trap.

This usually happens for the following reasons:

First, during a downtrend. In a strong downtrend, prices may experience a brief rebound, and MACD may also form a golden cross, but this is often just a corrective bounce and does not mean the trend has reversed.

Second, in a choppy market. When the market lacks a clear direction, MACD can frequently produce gol

BTCS forced to sell ETH at a loss to reduce pressure from its Aave loan
After the market plunged, ETH treasury company BTCS had to sell some ETH to lower its liquidation risk. The amount sold and the loss have not been disclosed.
Previously, BTCS had collateralized 46,676 ETH (~$100M) to borrow $64.1M on Aave. The estimated liquidation price was $1,717/ETH, while ETH was trading at only around $1,900 this morning.
Notably, the company holds 49,571 ETH, or about 94% of the ETH it had pledged as collateral.
A costly lesson: holding ETH long-term while using leverage to borrow can still force you