Today I was researching how to make videos with AI
I tried three AI editing tools: codex, heygen, and claude
Using the same footage, codex’s sense of aesthetics is really bad; what it edits looks no different from a PPT
hygen doesn’t have much footage, and the overall results are pretty average, but passable, especially since it added seedance 2.0
claude’s aesthetic sense and the finished edits are both top-notch; honestly, there’s nothing wrong with it except the price
codex < heygen < claude
codex, what exactly do you have that can beat claude?

The evening outlook played out successfully!
The 4038–4055 resistance zone was correctly identified for a short; gold pulled back after surging, and the 4039–4017, 22-point swing was captured cleanly with precise timing.
$XAU #BTC争夺8万美元关口 #黄金 ‌

Why Can Prices Fall Despite Large Buy Orders?
In the cryptocurrency market, many traders see a large number of buy orders piled up in the order book and assume that prices have strong support. But reality often tells a different story: buy orders look plentiful, yet prices keep falling. Why?
First, it is essential to distinguish between open orders and executed trades. A buy order is simply a price at which a trader is willing to buy; it does not mean the funds have actually been used to complete a trade. If buy orders are canceled before the price reaches them, what looked like solid support

$XLM is currently trading at $0.16965, putting Stellar on the radar as traders watch closely for its next big move. The market is at a stage where momentum, trading volume, and key support and resistance levels could play an important role in determining the next direction.
The big question is whether the bulls can step in, build buying pressure, and push XLM toward higher price levels, or whether sellers will continue to dominate the market.
Stellar’s next move could create new opportunities for traders, but patience and proper risk management remain essential in a volatile crypto market.

$DRAM if breaks below 51.50 would be pretty bearish off here..

🔥Bitwise raises its Bitcoin price target to $1.6M by 2036
🔴On October 28, Bitwise raised its 2036 BTC price forecast from $1.3M to $1.6M, equivalent to an annualized return of 34.3%, 5 times that of US stocks and 3 times that of private equity.
🔴Bitwise outlined three scenarios:
- Base case: BTC captures 25% of the store-of-value market ($110T) and 1% of institutional assets ($303T), reaching $1.6M.
- Bear case: 2.5% market share, with a price of around $131K.
- Bull case: 50% market share, with a price of $3.67M.
🔴Capital flow drivers for $BTC according to Bitwise:
- Institutions manage a

Why Can You Still Lose Money Even When You Get the Direction Right in Futures Trading?
In crypto futures trading, there’s a particularly frustrating scenario: you correctly predict whether BTC will rise or fall, but your account still doesn’t make money. The problem may not be your market prediction, but rather leverage, position size, trading costs, and execution.
First, excessive leverage. Suppose you open a position with a notional value of 10,000 USDT. If the price moves 1% in your favor, the theoretical profit or loss is about 100 USDT; if it moves 1% against you, the theoretical loss is

$ONEA 🌍 ONEA Network — Genesis Community Officially Opens
ONEA’s first-phase Genesis airdrop campaign has officially launched.
The birth of every global network begins with the first people who believe in the future.
Before millions of users join,
before real-world applications are launched,
before the digital economy is fully connected,
there will always be a group of early builders involved.
They are not bystanders.
They are the first participants in the future ecosystem.
🚀 The first phase of the ONEA Genesis campaign is now live.
Early members will have the opportunity to:
✅ Join the ONEA

$APR I caught this 22-point wick, but only got half of it.
Yesterday afternoon, I was watching the market. $APR had been moving sideways between 0.044 and 0.046 for nearly six hours, with volume drying up completely, so I placed a limit buy at 0.0452 and went off to do something else. A little after 9 p.m., my phone sent an alert. When I checked, it had already climbed to 0.049, breaking straight through the previous high of 0.0478—the resistance level it had failed to clear in two attempts last week. A high-volume breakout was the signal, so I chased in at 0.0493 and increased my position to

$ENA has been consolidating above its support trendline
At the same time, RSI is at the support level which indicates that buyers are in control.

This management style is so satisfying

One Image to Explain the Relationship Between Fractals, Strokes, and Segments
This article is for sharing technical analysis learning and does not constitute investment advice.
In the previous article, I said that learning Chan theory starts with drawing charts. But many people get stuck on their very first day:
“The book says to identify fractals first, but what exactly does a fractal look like?”
“What’s the difference between a stroke and a segment? They look pretty much the same to me.”
This article will explain the three foundational concepts of Chan theory—fractals, strokes, and segments—

September PCE #inflation (blue) +3.6% y/y vs. +3.6% est. & +3.4% prior … core PCE (orange) +3.1% vs. +3.1% est. & +3.0% prior

#PI how best can we do to rise the price of pi coin before the end of this year?

$MVLL Down 21% in a day, and 23.53 is the line between bulls and bears. Over 24 hours, it plunged straight from 31.37 to 23.12, with 110M in trading volume as heavy selling hit—a classic panic-selling exhaustion pattern: the price is near the intraday low but hasn't broken below it, and the candle is expected to close with a lower wick. Technical signal: a bet on an oversold bounce, not a bottom-buying play but a quick rebound trade. Entry logic: scale in between 23.1 and 23.5, with an unconditional stop-loss if it falls below 23.0 (under the intraday low). First target: 25.8 (the consolidatio

HBMNG
Detailed analysis ........... later
#NFA

#FedKeepsRatesOnHold
A Hawkish Hold That Changed The Crypto Playbook
The Federal Reserve kept its benchmark rate unchanged at 3.75% - 4.00% on October 28-29, but the way it held tells more than the hold itself. The vote was 10-2. Dissenting in favor of a 25 bps hike were Governor Lisa Cook and Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack. This was Cook's first dissent as a governor and Hammack's second since July.
The statement upgraded economic activity from "solid" to "strong" and reiterated that inflation remains elevated. Chair's message was direct: "Inflation is still excessively high." The d

Trump’s T1 phone shows impressive drop resistance, but a teardown reveals it’s an HTC U24 Pro in a different shell, with even the screw positions identical.
It passes the bend test, but the shell swap looks like building with blocks—this move is truly baffling.
$BTC
#量化达人# Let’s talk quantitative trading and market trends. What’s your take?