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ETH & ZEC Market Analysis: Sellers Remain in Control

Both ETH and ZEC are showing bearish pressure, but their market structures reveal different opportunities.

ETH/USDT

ETH is trading around $2,236 after facing rejection near $2,242–$2,253. The short-term structure remains weak, with sellers pushing price toward the $2,231 support zone.

Key support levels are $2,231, $2,225, $2,219 and $2,208.

Resistance stands at $2,242, $2,253 and $2,265.

A rejection around $2,242–$2,244 could create a short opportunity, targeting $2,231, $2,225 and $2,219, with a stop loss above $2,250.

For bulls, re
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#每周来晒 #AITechSelloffPutsCryptoUnderPressure The Cross-Asset Spillover: High-Beta Tech Deleveraging Liquifies Crypto Margins

A synchronized liquidation wave is rippling across global financial desks as a severe unwind in artificial intelligence and semiconductor valuations spills directly into the digital asset ecosystem. When institutional risk parameters breach their tolerance thresholds in traditional equities, multi-strategy funds routinely treat liquid crypto allocations as an immediate capital source to cover margin calls and stabilize balance sheets. This structural capital flight has s
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☀️ GM! The market suddenly hit the brakes—what signal will tonight’s nonfarm report flash? 🚦
The Nasdaq plunged 5.52% last night, while BTC pulled back to around $76K . The U.S. nonfarm payrolls report is due out tonight at 21:30. 👀

📌 Today’s featured topic: How will you adjust your trading strategy ahead of the nonfarm report?
🔴 Risk watch: Will U.S. stocks and BTC remain under pressure?
🟡 Waiting for confirmation: What changes could the nonfarm report bring?
🟢 Looking for opportunities: Are there any assets worth watching in this pullback?

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$BTC search interest just hit a 6-year low.
Retail has gone quiet, and that could be exactly when long-term opportunities start to appear.
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Some charts deserve a little extra attention, and $ZIG is one of them.
The bigger picture is getting interesting, but I'm more focused on how the market reacts at these levels than making predictions too early.
If momentum starts building, we could see some serious excitement around $ZIG in the next bull phase.
No chasing, no rushing. Just watching how the story unfolds.
Could be an interesting one to follow.
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run a huge analysis of top 700 X accs by influence in crypto and who they follow
interestingly, accounts followed by few “influential” accounts tend to be english speaking
but the more influential accounts follow a X user, the more likely it’s either English or Chinese
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From the evening of November 6 through November 7, Chinese-speaking users widely reported that a batch of @ChatGPT accounts had suddenly been deactivated. Multiple users said they were greeted with “Your account has been deleted or deactivated” or “No account found” when logging in, and had received no deactivation notice by email. Frequently mentioned circumstances included third-party top-ups, shared accounts, subscriptions from low-cost regions, and accessing the service from mainland China via VPN.
Community screenshots showed affected accounts on high-priced tiers such as Philippines-regi
Is the sell-off in AI stocks the end of the story, or a valuation correction?

The recent wave of selling in U.S. tech stocks is a classic example of the market shifting its focus from narrative-driven growth to the structural realities of capital expenditure.

On Thursday, November 5, U.S. stocks fell sharply; the Nasdaq dropped by more than 5.5%, entering correction territory. The semiconductor index plummeted by approximately 12%, dragging major chip stocks—such as Nvidia and AMD—down with it.

How significant was the sell-off?

The Nasdaq fell 5.5%. The semiconductor index dropped by about
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#GateSocialAnnualStreamerAndCreatorAwards 🏆 The Blueprint for Web3 Content Mastery: Positioning for Gate Social’s Year-End Honors
The digital asset landscape is built on more than just high-frequency order matching and blockchain liquidity matrices it is fundamentally powered by community intelligence, real-time data streaming, and high-signal research analysis. As the market navigates a complex macroeconomic era marked by shifting global regulatory paths, the demand for sharp, reliable ecosystem insights has reached an all-time high. Acknowledging this critical dynamic, the official launch o
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Gunman opens fire in Polish city of Krakow, killing 5 people and injuring at least 12
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Since the start of 2026, approximately 139,000 $BTC
have been added to the on-chain supply, but the price has not followed the supply curve—it is down 13.44% year to date, sliding from around $87,000 to the $75,000 level. The funding side is more worth watching: Bitcoin ETFs have recorded net outflows of $850 million year to date, including $411.9 million in single-day net outflows on November 6. Outflows of this scale in a single day are uncommon in ETF history. Meanwhile, the number of holding addresses has climbed to 57,226,850, up about 3.66% from the start of the year, indicating that re
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“Every Penny You Earn Is Another Person’s Loss”
A lot of people don’t like hearing this, but it’s the nature of futures trading.
Futures are a negative-sum game
Futures themselves create no value; they only transfer money from one person to another.
And every time money changes hands, the exchange takes a fee, while longs and shorts also pay funding fees to each other.
So the total amount of money on the table keeps shrinking.
There’s only one reason you can make money: someone else loses more than you do.
Let’s do the math: a 0.1% fee for opening and closing a position, 5 trades a day, and 1,
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$nq monthly ms break in progress, too early in the month, but keep an eye by EOM.
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$ONE Can a coin that's fallen 99% still be pumped back up or not? It's up more than 2x today and nearly at the top; keep shorting, huh? Stop loss is still around 0.0025
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I remember when people were talking about learning a skill.
Meanwhile, I turned down three $100 offers from 3 different projects because I was already working on four projects. Some even required you to sign an NDA.
For now, I'm not doing NFTs or trading. I'm still doing my thing on God...less is more while doing this again I have rejected 3 memecoin shilling gig
Am I playing the game too safe ?
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Bitcoin and the S&P 500 in 2008–2009.
Friends, the period in S&P 500 history that most closely matches Bitcoin $BTC 's past 13 months in both duration and depth is June 2008–July 2009. The similarity coefficient for weekly closes is 0.86.
Bitcoin fell 52% in 38 weeks from its weekly closing peak of 123,482 and bottomed at 59,577. The S&P 500 also fell 50% in 39 weeks from 1,360, bottoming at 683 in March 2009. The rebound from the bottom lasted 14 weeks for both: Bitcoin rose 45% to 86,530, while the S&P 500 climbed 38% to 946. Then both pulled back.
The S&P 500 did not make a new low
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