Lost two trades in a row; continuing to short at the current price!
$XAU #ETH回调后能否企稳 #黄金 ‌

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“Super Central Bank Week” is here: Will the Fed, ECB and BOJ all pause rate hikes?
With the central banks of the U.S., Europe and Japan all set to announce their rate decisions this week, global financial markets are undoubtedly entering a closely watched “Super Central Bank Week.” Market participants in the U.S., Europe and Japan alike currently expect all three central banks to hold steady over the coming week, choosing to wait and see before any potential further rate hikes.
　　Market participants say the Fed, ECB and BOJ decisions, kicking off in Washington on Wedn

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Short-term long/short rotation, seize market opportunities to trade
Intraday long trades
③Buy long at 3986, exit at 3992, +6 points, $578
④Buy short at 3994, exit at 3991, +3 points, $239
$XAU #现货黄金跌破$4000 #黄金 ‌

$SUI Current price: 0.901. Key short-term levels are 0.9014 (Bollinger lower band) and 0.9182 (MA20). The price is already near the lower Bollinger band, MA5 has crossed below MA20, forming a bearish alignment, RSI at 33.5 is nearing oversold territory but has not triggered a reversal, and the MACD histogram remains negative; the weak structure is unchanged. Meanwhile, the Fear and Greed Index is neutral at 50, the broader market lacks directional drivers, and BTC’s sideways trading offers limited support for altcoins. Capital is more inclined to rotate quickly between sectors rather than cha

**Why has BTC been falling continuously, and what is behind the decline? What should we watch next?**
Over the past few days, BTC has fallen from $84,875 to around $79,000, a decline of more than 6%. In addition to weakening technicals, the macro environment, institutional fund flows, and leveraged liquidations may also be amplifying the decline.
**1. Macro conditions are creating pressure**
The situation in the Middle East has been volatile, and crude oil prices have risen sharply, heightening concerns about a resurgence in inflation. If oil prices remain elevated, the Federal Reserve may fac

Oil prices are gradually cooling off, and gold has briefly returned to 4,000 as well. Let’s wait patiently—the rebound is coming soon.

$CAP Rejected at 0.1172 — Is a Bigger Correction Coming?
$CAP SHORT SETUP 📉
Entry: 0.1080–0.1095
SL: 0.1130
TP1: 0.1040
TP2: 0.0990
TP3: 0.0930
Trigger: 1H close below 0.1080, followed by a bearish retest.
Invalidation: 1H close above 0.1130.
Conditional setup based on the screenshot. The broader trend remains bullish, so short only after breakdown confirmation. Levels are not live-verified.

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But its actual total sales aren't that high.

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Bitcoin (BTC): Navigating Market Uncertainty and the Next Crypto Opportunity
Bitcoin continues to be one of the most closely watched assets in the cryptocurrency market. From sudden price movements to growing institutional participation, BTC remains at the center of discussions among traders, investors, and blockchain enthusiasts.
In my opinion, Bitcoin is interesting not only because of its price, but also because of the technology and financial innovation behind it. However, understanding the market requires patience, research, and a realistic view of the risks involved.
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Not a coincidence
You and me are their puppets
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What is most easily underestimated at the Monday open isn’t direction, but the speed of order book replenishment.
Over the weekend, quote size and ±2% depth typically drop a notch; during the first 1–2 hours on Monday, many venues are still building order book depth back up to weekday levels.
Leading market makers spell out how long after the open it takes to return to weekday spreads and per-level size. Does your LOA include a Monday replenishment schedule?

Hundreds of millions in funds flee! Americans have been dumping for 33 straight days. Should retail investors cut losses or buy the dip?
Read this to stay safe! Don't use your hard-earned money to catch a falling knife! In the capital meat grinder, following the trend is the only get-out-of-jail-free card!
Nuclear-level market meltdown decoded: The waterfall is here! BTC plunged from a high of 84,875, crashing through the 80,000 mark! The 1-hour chart shows a death cross pointing down, with RSI nearing the extreme abyss of 25. Even more terrifying is the barrage of blows: The Coinbase Premium

10.26 Ethereum Morning Market Analysis$ETH
The early-morning wick said it all: bears pushed the price down to around 2295 but couldn’t hold it there, and it quickly recovered. Buyers repeatedly stepped in across the 2280-2320 range, making their intent to defend the price crystal clear. The price is now back above 2300. In the short term, this is an oversold rebound at the end of a descending channel—don’t get shaken out.
The long lower wick at 2295 and the early signs of a double bottom are now in place, while candlestick bodies are moving higher. The four-hour chart is showing a clear rebou

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Watching bitcoin:native take a hit is tough, but panicking won’t get us anywhere. Here’s my strategy:
➢ Buy Zone: $75.9K – $78.2K (This is the crucial breakout area from September)
➢ Deep Order: $67.9K
➢ First Target: $88K+
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Geopolitical risks are rising, oil prices are surging, yet gold has continued to weaken. Rather than guess where the bottom is, let’s look directly at the news and price action.
① News: What is the market trading? Jin10 Data’s October 26 financial breakfast noted that the risk of renewed U.S.-Iran hostilities rose last Friday, while clashes between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis continued. Energy supply risks pushed oil prices higher. WTI crude settled at $102.79/barrel, and Brent crude settled at $111.91/barrel. Meanwhile, spot gold fell to a low of $3,975.58/ounce last Friday before closing at