BTC’s daily bearish trend continues, with the Bollinger Bands pointing steadily downward. Bearish momentum has not waned, and the price remains under pressure below the moving averages. The broader trend has not changed.

After declining continuously on the 4-hour chart, the price has entered consolidation near the lows, with no signs of stabilization. Every upward rebound faces selling pressure overhead, and the structure still indicates a continuation of the downtrend.

The 1-hour indicators are oversold and have seen a slight recovery. This is merely a technical rebound after a sharp drop.

#BTC跌4% 70K Is Not a Sentiment Bottom, but a Structural Litmus Test

This drop below $71,000 is fundamentally different from simply “wiping out some leverage and then bouncing back.” Around $676 million was liquidated in 24 hours, with longs accounting for more than 96%, so leverage has indeed been aggressively flushed out. But liquidations only resolve “who is forced to sell”; they don’t resolve “who is willing to buy back in.” Persistent ETF outflows are the tougher constraint: IBIT has seen net outflows for seven consecutive trading days, totaling $1.66 billion; weekly ETF net outflows reac

$BTC is back at a major support zone.
Major support is under pressure. A strong bounce could send BTC toward $78K, but losing this zone opens the door to $57K.
The next move could be brutal.

$ETH 4-hour chart breaks below $2,000! Is this low-volume weak rebound a genuine stabilization or a continuation trap in the downtrend?

1. Deep dive into the market: weak recovery under bearish control
From this 4-hour candlestick chart, we can clearly see:

Break below psychological support: After briefly consolidating around $2,020, the price broke downward, with one large bearish candle piercing the round-number $2,000 level and reaching a low around $1,895. The stair-step downtrend structure remains intact.

Warning from the low-volume weak rebound: Although two consecutive small bullish

Median existing-home sales price rose a modest 0.4% in October from a year earlier, its weakest annual increase since February

🚨 JUST IN: Ripple's $RLUSD overtakes PayPal's $PYUSD to become the 7TH-LARGEST STABLECOIN by market capitalization, according to DefiLlama! 🚀
Another major milestone for Ripple's growing stablecoin ecosystem.

Baskets’ performance

Guys, we crushed it across the board! Our strategies for both coins played out exactly as planned;
The rebound-short setups for BTC and ETH that we shared earlier both played out, with 7,300 points of downside for BTC and 210 points for ETH. All our targets were hit.

We identified the overhead resistance zone in advance, saw through the false rebound, and stayed focused on the broader bearish structure. Every market move matched our expectations.
Small short-term rebounds are just pauses during a decline. Don’t be misled by brief bullish moves. Trade with the trend, and profits will naturally

#Gate直通IPO第三期Anthropic Claude Is Moving Beyond Chatbots: The Real Business Opportunity Is Owning the Enterprise Workflow

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Anthropic’s November 10 product expansion, followed by the November 12 launch of Claude Meetings in beta, m

#WhiteHouseSubmitsCFTCAndSECNominations
⚖️ The White House Nominates New SEC and CFTC Commissioners: A Turning Point for U.S. Crypto Regulation, Cross-Asset Markets, and Institutional Capital Flows
The United States financial regulatory landscape has entered one of its most consequential transitional phases in years. The White House formally submitted a bipartisan slate of four nominees to the United States Senate to fill long-standing vacancies at the two primary watchdogs governing American capital and digital asset markets: the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Fut

$ONE That -13.56% bearish candle wiped out all my unrealized gains from last week. My stop-loss order triggered at 0.00152, just two ticks above the low of 0.0015—it’s not true that I felt nothing.
Let’s review this trade. I bought around 0.0017. At the time, BTC was repeatedly testing the top of its trading range, and I figured a small-cap token would have more room to move. $ONE had been consolidating on the daily chart for several days without breaking down, so I entered with a 30% position. Then expectations for Fed rate cuts faded, and BTC pulled back instead of breaking out. $ONE immed

I don't think Bitcoin will fall any further. All the FVG gaps below have been fully filled. Since price has completed the fill of the gaps below, that means the bears' short-term liquidity hunt and repair are complete. It's time for a rebound.

But you shouldn't go long early just because a gap has been filled. The bullish gap from 70000–73000 didn't provide support when it was filled; instead, a subsequent large bearish candle broke straight through it. If you simply go long as soon as price reaches a gap and the market starts trending down, you're done.

If you really want to go long, wait f

⚖️ TRUMP NOMINATES 4 KEY SEC & CFTC OFFICIALS!
Nathan Anonick & Matthew Rowland for CFTC.
Kristin Johnson & Steven Levine for SEC.
Senate confirmation faces a tight deadline before Republicans lose their majority in January.
Both CFTC nominees worked on the CLARITY Act.
Will the Senate confirm them in time?

From an average person’s perspective, it’s impossible to verify whether what he’s saying is correct. Does anyone who understands this know?

Slow grind down into rapid unwind & short-term capitulation.
Roughly $1.5B in longs were liquidated in the past 24 hours alone.
Usually provides an opportunity for relief.
$BTC

I never knew I would dance with James Wynn 😆
Now thats a curve ball
AYOO JAMES WYNN WE NEED SOME RED LIGHT THERAPY NOW!
$SHITCOIN

Those who got in at 1908 are loving it

Is BTC looking less and less like a safe haven? Grayscale finds that crypto sectors are gradually decoupling from BTC and moving independently—is the altcoin market about to change?
Grayscale’s latest research shows Bitcoin now explains only about half of the return variation across crypto sectors, with pairwise sector correlations declining. Sector annualized volatilities all exceed Bitcoin’s own (~43%), ranging from Currencies (~49%, ~43% BTC-driven) to Smart Contract Platforms (~58%, ~38% BTC-driven), Financials (~59%, ~30%), Utilities & Services (~67%, ~30%), Consumer & Culture (~76%, ~46%