Nasdaq 100 futures continue to fall and are not far from the 28,800 support level. A break below it would lead to further declines. Today is Friday, and tonight’s U.S. stock market session is extremely important; earnings results will affect global financial markets! #ETH回落

After years in crypto, I’ve seen plenty of black swan events. This time, the Binance wallet was hacked, and Bitcoin plunged from around $80,000, leaving many people stuck overnight. $BTC ‌
Looking back at Glassnode’s holder heatmap, long-term holders’ cost basis is clustered above $85,000. The tug-of-war around $80,000 was already a contest between long-term holders waiting for a rebound to break even and short-term traders waiting to buy the dip. #BTC跌至7.7万美元
There were still spot buy orders supporting the market at $78,000–$79,000, but the sudden security scare sent panic selling straight

Ethereum’s market structure shows a clear divergence across timeframes. The broader structure remains under pressure and continues trending downward, with the bearish trend unchanged; in the short term, a deep pullback has triggered an oversold recovery, leading to a rebound after bottoming out.
Indicators remain under pressure, with multiple layers of resistance overhead across timeframes. The short-term rebound is more of a sentiment-driven recovery after the decline and does not signal a trend reversal. The lower-timeframe recovery has limited room to run and is unlikely to break through th

Still didn’t win today 🤣
Posts on X can be automatically scanned again now. You still need to have your agent submit to the plaza. If you’re unsure, you can have your agent check after you post.
Otherwise, when you don’t win day after day, you think it wasn’t recognized haha
Issue 6 check-in, Agent #282 continues in #ProofOfAgent

AI agents may be changing the way we use the internet. 🤖
For many years, we have grown accustomed to using the internet in a certain way: opening apps, searching for information, comparing options, filling out forms, and then completing tasks step by step.
But what will happen in the future if AI can do more and more of this work for us?
AI agents are shifting the discussion from “generating answers” to “helping carry out tasks.” Depending on their capabilities and scope of authorization, they may help users research options, organize workflows, operate software, and coordinate tasks across d

Why Do Stop-Losses Keep Getting Swept? You May Be Overlooking Normal Market Volatility
Have you ever experienced this: You set a stop-loss, and the price quickly drops and triggers it. Then, after you exit, the market starts moving in the direction you originally expected.
After this happens a few times, some traders begin to wonder whether the market is deliberately targeting their stop-loss levels.
But what may be more worth checking is the stop-loss logic itself.
First, consider whether the stop-loss distance matches the level of volatility.
Price fluctuations vary greatly across different

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My conviction for $90k was based on prior range break.
Just made sense to test upper range before any major rejection.
However it seems it was a big deviation as we find ourselves back in previous range and now susceptible for lower.

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Northwestern Shanxi is in utter chaos

Nailed it, guys—time to feast. #BTC跌至7.7万美元 #策略 $BTC $ETH

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Why can even a normal order come at a high cost when market liquidity suddenly dries up?
In crypto markets, you may have encountered this situation: an order that would normally fill smoothly suddenly experiences significant slippage; when you want to sell, buy orders quickly disappear; even without using leverage, you may suffer losses because the execution price is far below expectations.
The problem may not just be falling prices, but rapidly deteriorating market liquidity.
First, market depth determines the price impact of large orders.
When there are too few executable buy orders in the o

Why should we remain wary of overconfidence and uncontrolled position sizes after a winning streak?
A winning streak is a good thing, but it can also subtly change a trader’s judgment. After several profitable trades, some traders may think they have mastered the market and start increasing their positions, loosening stop-losses, or even ignoring their original risk limits.
First, profits don’t mean your judgment is always right. Market conditions change, and strategies that worked in the past may stop working. A few successful trades may reflect a strategic edge, but luck may also have played

Strongly support CZ—investors deserve at least a basic level of respect.

Elon Musk, are you done messing around yet😭👊🏻

The computer was estimated to need two years.
After running for a month, the program crashed.
After more than a hundred attempts, we finally got these 10 nines. 🔥
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We didn't want just any contract address; it had to end with exactly these 10 consecutive nines.
At the time, the computer estimated it would take about two years. But after running for about a month, the program suddenly crashed and could not continue.
We tried again and again. Some runs lasted three to five days, some lasted a week, and some failed again after running for about a month. In our experience, it took more t

Retail traders pour 6.1 billion into the hole, while whales dump 6.6 billion! Is $SOXL going to wipe out all the bulls?
When retail traders think the price has bottomed, they often become the big players’ ATM.
Zhang’s take: Funds have been pouring out aggressively throughout the entire cycle. 277 whale shorts have raked in 8.97 million, while 71 longs are sitting on unrealized losses. Combined with the 1-hour chart’s bearish EMA crossover, the big players’ intent is clear: use retail dip-buying funds as liquidity, then ride the momentum down to liquidate longs—not reverse course and liquidate