$BTC is forming a bullish inverse head and shoulder pattern
As I said yesterday, the worst case scenario is a drop to $72K followed by a pump above $90K

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The booths at the African countries’ exhibits are indeed a bit more rudimentary.

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ARB Gains 2.4%: A Positive Move Does Not Always Mean a Stronger Market

A Common Market Myth

A green candle means buyers are taking control, and a rising price means a cryptocurrency is becoming stronger. This is one of the most common misunderstandings in crypto markets.

ARB provides a useful example of why investors should look beyond the colour of a chart. On November 8, 2026, ARB/USDT was trading at 0.17023 USDT, showing a 2.4% increase over 24 hours. Its reported 24-hour trading volume was approximately 1,754,570 USDT.

The move is positive, but the bigger question is whether it

$NAS100 ‌
Looking at the 1-hour timeframe, the index is currently in a phase of extreme consolidation following a prior downtrend. The price has flattened out significantly, hugging the middle Bollinger Band (MB: 27,041.82) and the short-term WMA averages (WMA5/10/20 all clustered around 27,041). The candles have very small real bodies with wicks on both sides, indicating a battle between buyers and sellers with neither side gaining control. Crucially, the MACD lines (DIF -4.73, DEA -6.76) are deep in negative territory but are beginning to converge, suggesting bearish momentum is waning, whi

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aster-2:native is holding well in the red market.
Breakout will send it to $10.

$PONS & $STONK are down bad and you'd be tempted to buy the dip.
Yet launchpads are always short-lived, cyclical products that come and go.
Remember daos fun, Polkastarter, Avalaunch and many more.
Would't be surprised to see $PONS chart as $POLS here.
Most never come back.
Still, pump fun and MetaDAO are two that managed to do well.
If you still believe in Pons & Stonk, better to follow their fees/revenue and even if you miss the bottom, buy on returning adoption.

Circle's Q3 earnings showed revenue of approximately $865 million, while on-chain USDC transaction volume grew nearly 49% year over year. The stablecoin sector is indeed heating up, and dollar-denominated liquidity in the market does not appear tight on the surface. However, BTC was still hovering around 75980 over the weekend, with a 24-hour range of roughly 74890 to 76380. Funding rates were near zero, and trading momentum was clearly weak.
What is really worth watching is the flow of funds: on November 6, U.S. spot BTC ETFs saw net outflows of about $412 million, including roughly $403 mill

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$IDOL has broken above the $0.028 resistance and is trading near $0.033 on this 4H chart.

I’m watching for a retest of $0.028–$0.029. Holding this area could support another move toward $0.035, then $0.040.

My view: the breakout looks promising, but I’d wait for support to hold before getting too bullish. Falling below $0.028 would weaken the setup.

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$BMT 's data looks off. Up 17% in 24h, price surged to 0.0266, just shy of the 0.0268 high, but trading volume hit 42.1M—enough for three days of trading under normal conditions. Even stranger, the low was 0.0224; it was still sitting there in the morning, then shot straight up in the afternoon with almost no pullbacks.
Three possibilities: someone got wind of news early and was accumulating—the volume is too orderly to look like scattered retail buying; someone got squeezed on the futures side, pulling spot up with it; or it's purely sentiment-driven, but 42M in volume doesn't look like a joke

$SOL The liquidation map for the past 7 days shows:
If SOL rises to $91.7, cumulative short liquidation intensity across major exchanges is $138 million.
If SOL rises to $94.2, cumulative short liquidation intensity across major exchanges is $295 million.
If SOL falls to $87.9, cumulative long liquidation intensity across major exchanges is $97.22 million.

Trading strategy:
Place a long order at $87.9, with a take-profit range of $91.7–$300. $SOL ‌