I have a feeling we’ll see a downward wick on the 5-minute chart, with BTC moving 3–5% #btc

The 1717 long positions have all been opened. I've taken profit on all my short positions. I only kept a small long position.

BTC Falls Below $64,000: How Can Futures Longs Save Themselves? A Comprehensive Analysis of Leveraged Trading Risks

BTC has fallen to around $63,700, and for futures investors, the risks may be far greater than for spot investors. Traders who opened long positions at $67,000, $66,000, or even higher are especially vulnerable: if they used high leverage, continued declines could quickly erode their margin and even trigger forced liquidation.
Recent market reports show clear signs of long liquidations as Bitcoin fell. The concentrated exit of leveraged longs can add to short-term selling pressu

$ENA Currently at 0.116, down 13.7% over 24H. The 1-hour trend is weak, with RSI at 23 and EMA20 above at 0.121; the 4-hour trend is weaker, with RSI at 14 and EMA20 above at 0.132. Key resistance is 0.1344, key support is 0.11, and volume is only 0.24 times the average of the last 20 candles. The 1-hour structure is below EMA20, while the 4-hour structure is weaker, with clear moving-average pressure. Volume is shrinking, so any breakout needs volume confirmation. If price holds above 0.1344, a rebound is worth watching; if it breaks below 0.11 and fails to reclaim it, weakness will likely co

#ETHBrieflyFallsBelow2000 #ShareWeekly

Ethereum Drops to $1,745: Is the $1,700 Support Zone the Next Turning Point or Could ETH Fall Further?

Ethereum’s latest price action has taken a significantly bearish turn, with ETH falling to $1,745 and moving considerably below the psychologically important $2,000 level. The market has experienced another wave of selling pressure, changing the short-term outlook for the world's second-largest cryptocurrency. With a 24-hour high of $1,936 and a low of $1,727, Ethereum is showing substantial volatility as buyers and sellers struggle to establish contr

$BTC Scroll out.

The 05:00 candle closed.
6.789.
I saw it.
Didn't move.
(The previous night at 23:00, 580k contracts had just swept through once; my hand still remembers.)
Now $KORU 6.986, back up 0.197, three hours late.
The stop-loss needs to be below 6.75, a 0.24 gap.
The nearest resistance above is ma20 at 7.2039, offering only 0.22.
Less than 1:1; latecomers shouldn't chase.
The 08:00 candle had 80k contracts, against average volume of 460k—less than 20%.
I admit I got this one right, but being right doesn't mean the trade was worth it.
Let's talk once it gets above 7.2039; if it can't, it's still just a

Today's breakfast
🤩Ham sausage and egg noodles

Order check-in, day two. Feeling a bit rough today. Do independent traders all like to tough it out when their unrealized losses get too big?

$PI Let’s wait for spring to start on 3/14; a prosperous year is out of reach

Over the past 24 hours, Bitcoin fell 7.83% to $62,842. The overall crypto market declined 6.87%. The drop appears to have affected the entire market: demand may have been influenced by outflows from exchange-traded funds and concerns about interest rate hikes. Forced liquidations of leveraged positions then added to the pressure on prices. There is no confirmation that any single factor caused the decline.

Main cause: Weakening demand and concerns about rate hikes put pressure on the entire crypto market.
Additional cause: Forced liquidations of leveraged positions intensified the decline.
Ne

$BTC A fellow trader’s journey back from hell: shorted BTC at 67k and ETH at 2.1k—and the outcome😍$ZEC

20,000U, Day 304 (2026.11.15)
Today's funds: 22,315U
Start date: January 16, 2026
BTC fell to 63,000, so I started dollar-cost averaging. Below 65,000, it automatically buys 50U every hour.
ETH fell to 1,700, so I added a new ETH DCA plan: 25U per hour, buying below 1,850.

True success isn’t making a lot of money in a single deal. It’s still being at the table ten years later, with more and more chips in your stack.
A stream doesn’t strive to be first; it strives to keep flowing.

I thought sentiment might get a breather over the weekend.
This morning, the Fear & Greed Index hit 10, still in extreme fear territory.
It was 13 yesterday and 20 the day before, a 10-point drop over two days, now below July 1's reading of 11. The last time it was 10 or lower was June 10, when it stood at 9.
BTC is currently around $63,900, down about 6.5%ETH is currently around $1,761, down about -9%SOL remains near 70.
The thermometer itself has already taken a tumble. I'll just note the readings for now and hold off on drawing conclusions.

📡 Live Signal Card · Repost Version
Source: Bit_Guru channel Asset: $SUI Short entry time: just captured (BTCSOS) Entry: 0.7 Target: 0.69 / 0.68 / 0.675 Stop loss: 0.718
Speaking of which, I reposted Bit_Guru’s $BNB trade earlier, and here it is again—very diligent 😂
I’m only here to share it as is, without edits. Whether to follow and how much to allocate is up to you—don’t get carried away.
For personal records and sharing only; not investment advice. #英伟达冲击千亿美元季度营收纪录 NVDA -0.82% xNVDA -0.79%

Unprecedented—they really pulled off a run through four teams! Two words: badass. Congrats, BLG. This moment made it all worthwhile for every Summoner watching on screen. Here's to our youth!

$Bull Is Coming sentiment index 18 (extreme fear), funding rate -0.047% (shorts are crowded). It plunged 27% in 24 hours, from 0.0637 to 0.0432, with a trading volume of 27.1M—this is the token I just cut losses on yesterday.

I went long at 0.058 the day before yesterday, based on a breakout above the previous high and trend continuation. But I bought the candle at peak euphoria, when the funding rate was +0.06% and everyone online was calling for a 2x. Yesterday, I stopped out when it broke below 0.052, taking an 11% loss. Today it’s at 0.046, and I’m glad I didn’t hold—but honestly, seeing