Bitcoin bottomed on day 924 of the 2020 halving cycle.
We’re now on day 937 of the 2024 cycle.
If history rhymes, the bottom might already be behind us, and we could be entering the accumulation phase.
Start DCA and stacking sats 👀

Nvidia loses its soul overnight? After Jensen Huang resigns, which stock is most at risk, and who might be laughing all the way?

Jensen Huang's resignation may worry not only Nvidia shareholders, but the entire AI supply chain.
Why? Because Nvidia is no longer just an ordinary chip company; it is the core engine of the AI supply chain.
Upstream are TSMC, HBM memory, and semiconductor equipment; downstream are AI servers, data centers, cloud computing, and various tech companies dependent on computing infrastructure. If Nvidia sneezes, the entire AI supply chain could catch a cold.
But market

Bitcoin is now back at the 200-week moving average.

This is one of the most important levels in Bitcoin’s entire history.

What happened at this level in previous market cycles is extremely interesting.

Historically, the 200W moving average has been one of Bitcoin’s strongest long-term accumulation zones.

Here’s what happened in previous cycles.

• 2015: Bitcoin bottomed near the 200W moving average, then entered a massive bull market.

• 2018: Bitcoin found support near this level, then eventually recovered and reached a new all-time high.

• 2020: Bitcoin briefly fell below the 200W movin

$XAUT It's time to cross 4000 again

#USJoblessClaimsBeatExpectations
Macroeconomic Deep Dive: US Initial Jobless Claims at 200K, Federal Reserve Policy, and the Outlook for Bitcoin and US Equities

Global financial markets are navigating an intricate crossroads defined by modest labor market softening, stubborn consumer price inflation, and shifting interest rate expectations from the Federal Reserve. Recent US economic releases—specifically weekly Initial Jobless Claims rising to 200,000 compared to market expectations of 194,000—have reignited intense debate across institutional desks and retail communities alike. While an up

Picture Two Financial Platforms Pitching The Exact Same Institutional Client.
Both promise deep onchain market access, seamless lending, and competitive yields. On paper, they look identical
But one requires clients to expose their financial positions, transaction sizes and activity patterns every time they interact with the platform.
The other can process sensitive information while keeping those details confidential.
For an institution managing millions in capital, that difference is extremely important.
Its trading strategy is valuable information. Its liquidity positions can influence mark

Six Times Oversubscribed Still Not Enough? Anthropic’s IPO Is Booming—AI Is Already This Cutthroat!

People used to scramble for homes, cars, and concert tickets. Now, they’re scrambling for a ticket into the AI market!
News that Anthropic’s IPO was six times oversubscribed has many investors asking: Is this an AI ride you really can’t afford to miss?
Why is Anthropic so popular? Its Claude models are making waves in coding, content creation, and office work, as AI evolves from a chatbot into a tool that helps businesses boost efficiency.
This means the capital markets are betting not just on

$HYPE Trim part of the long positions on rallies, and take another shot with the remaining positions to further reduce the overall account's exposure risk.$QQQ $NVDA #美国10月PPI即将出炉 #作手分析

Gm. Entered a new short on filecoin:native

A trader opened a $51,900,000 $BTC short position using 40x leverage.

Liquidation Price: $70,995

#JensenHuangResigns #GateIPOAccessAnthropic #Dr.HanOxfordUnionSpeech

The US stock market bounced as predicted, meanwhile $BTC dumped to 67K from pure liquidity hunt.
Or did the Bitcoin CEO sleep with a spy?

Analysts: Bitcoin to Move Just 2.5% on Today’s CPI Data
The Daily Digits reports Bitcoin long liquidations of about $245 million on November 5 and $181 million on November 8. These forced closures of bullish Bitcoin positions total 3,183 BTC on November 5 and 2,450 BTC on November 8, and they are not totals for the entire crypto market.
A pre-release Bitcoin options analysis estimated a 2.5% move for a window containing the November 10 US inflation report. Its comparison of past and expected volatility did not establish whether buying protection was cheap. The study’s 2.5% CPI-window estimate

"Does this read like AI?" is now the first thing people ask about a post.
The problem: they blame the wrong things.
Some patterns really are tells. Others are good habits AI copied from people.
Cut these:
✕ "It's not X. It's Y." in every post
✕ "Stop doing X. Start doing Y." advice frames
✕ "Here's how:" as the very first line
✕ Everything in threes. Every list. Every time.
✕ "Thoughts?" as the last line
Keep these:
✓ A real story about something that went wrong
✓ Short lines and white space
✓ A list, when the content really is a list
✓ A closing question, as long as only you would ask it ("Ho

It's SO similar it's scary
$BTC

Its very easy to manipulate a highly illiquid and centralised LP like this
ZERO COMES NEXT
The failed cup & handle is what killed the chart
$SHITCOIN

$SOPH The bullish signal has been triggered. Enter a long position decisively at the current price of $0.001705. The token distribution at this price level looks favorable, and short-term momentum is building. The +27.82% gain is just the beginning. Go long $SOPH 👇
Risk warning: The above is solely a personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice. Contract trading involves extremely high risk. Please manage your position size carefully.

Unbelievable! This year, Black Friday didn’t just fail to bring discounts—consumer electronics across the board found new ways to get more expensive.

Every November in years past, people would be waiting for all-time-low prices on graphics cards, consoles, and phones. But this year, take a look at the major online retailers and you’ll find that many so-called Black Friday deals can’t even beat the regular prices from six months ago.

The reason isn’t simply that retailers are being stingy. The consumer electronics supply chain is caught in a brutal squeeze from both sides.

Let’s start with t