#BTC The current price is 67265. After a sustained decline, the market remains in a weak trend, and the short-term rebound has been very limited. The first resistance level is around 69000, with stronger resistance near 71000. Only a high-volume move above and hold within this range could potentially reverse the current downturn. Initial short-term support is at 66400, near the intraday low. If this level is decisively broken, there could be further downside, putting the support area around 64000 to the test. In terms of market sentiment, fear has not fully dissipated after several waves of de

$SOL | I'm in denial this is plausible.

$ZEC Recovery Faces Renewed Selling Pressure

$ZEC attempted to regain bullish momentum, but the latest recovery is showing signs of weakness. Buyers are struggling to maintain upward pressure, while sellers appear ready to take control again.

The $908–$911 region remains an important area to watch. Continued weakness could expose lower support zones, while a strong move above resistance would challenge the current bearish outlook.

Key figures

$908.94–$911.38 — Recent price recovery zone

$928.06 — Key resistance and invalidation level

$884.88 — First downside support

$860.10 — Second su

$BTC IS UNDER HEAVY SELLING PRESSURE! BEARS ARE STILL IN CONTROL.

Bitcoin has dropped sharply and finally reached a critical support zone, but there's still no convincing sign of a strong bullish reversal.

The market structure remains bearish, and buyers haven't shown enough strength to change the momentum.

Don't rush into long positions just because BTC is touching support. A support zone is not a guaranteed bottom.

For now, patience is the best strategy. Watch how price reacts, wait for confirmation, and avoid unnecessary risks.

Let the market show its next move. Protect your capital an

It's back in the ahr999 buy-the-dip zone. Happy?

MACD is a commonly used trend indicator in cryptocurrency trading, and many people treat a golden cross as a buy signal. But in actual trading, a MACD golden cross does not always mean the trend will rise; it may even be a buying trap.

This usually happens for the following reasons:

First, during a downtrend. In a strong downtrend, prices may experience a brief rebound, and MACD may also form a golden cross, but this is often just a corrective bounce and does not mean the trend has reversed.

Second, in a choppy market. When the market lacks a clear direction, MACD can frequently produce gol

ETH | Reviewing the trading approach from November 2–6

ETH’s price action last week was fairly similar to BTC’s, but its rebound was not particularly strong.

Starting November 2, I had no plans to go long frequently. Although I had previously shared a short-term plan to buy on dips at 2250–2270, the focus was more on capturing the rebound potential, not treating it as a trend reversal.

On the 3rd and 4th, the plans focused mainly on trading both sides of the range; as the rebound gradually lost steam, the proportion of long trades also decreased.

Starting November 5, I began watching the o

⛏️ BITCOIN MINING DIFFICULTY DROPS 9.13% TO 134.82T — BIGGEST CUT SINCE JUNE!
Hashrate falls as $BTC struggles near $69K. Remaining miners could earn 10% more $BTC per hashrate.

There’s no need to cling to stability; being able to withstand change is what gives you confidence.$BTC $ETH

BTC at 67,400—have you capitulated?
$1.5 billion liquidated, $900 million in longs buried alive, ETFs seeing $1.9 billion in consecutive outflows, and the 200-week moving average broken—but just now, funding rates turned negative for the first time in a month. RSI has fallen into the low 20s, deeply oversold. Is this the start of a bear market, or the market makers' final shakeout?

First, the surface picture: bad news is raining down, and the bulls are wiped out.

Over the past 24 hours, more than $1.5 billion was liquidated across the market, including $900 million in BTC longs. ETFs have go

If you keep your coins on an exchange or with a custodian, this concerns you: the lock institutions use to safeguard your coins now has a quantum-resistant version.
🔥 On November 12, @projecteleven launched Strongpoint MPC, a signing solution for institutions such as custodians and exchanges.
MPC stands for multiparty computation, and it’s different from multisig. With multisig, several keys each sign once; with MPC, a private key is split into fragments and distributed among several parties from the moment it’s generated, so no one can access the complete key.
Today’s MPC solutions use ECDSA

In the cryptocurrency market, many traders see BTC trading volume suddenly surge and assume that the market is about to rise. But sometimes, volume increases significantly while the price fails to rise and instead falls. Why is that?

First, understand that trading volume represents market activity, not simply buying pressure. Every trade has both a buyer and a seller, so increased volume does not necessarily mean the price will rise.

First, rising price with increased volume. If the price continues to rise while volume increases, it indicates that market participation is growing and buyers m

$HIVE I'm so damn fed up. It never ends.

A coin that requires electricity to mine, and now Paraguay says it’s ending preferential electricity rates and reclaiming special contracts covering 943.8 megawatts. Over this kind of nonsense, people start imagining some end-of-the-world movie about the power getting cut and mining shutting down, and then they dump.

As if the sell-off weren’t bad enough, volume has nearly doubled, and it keeps sliding lower.

Whose coins are being dumped? It doesn’t take a genius to figure that out. The news is for retail investors; the dumping is for the damn market

The crypto market has lost $330 billion in just two weeks. $BTC has retreated to the $66,000 level, while altcoins have seen even sharper declines. Some may view these drops as buying opportunities, but the downturn continues to cause significant pain.

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In crypto contract trading, many people have had this experience: shortly after opening a position, the price moves slightly against them and triggers their stop-loss. But frustratingly, after they close the position, the market starts moving in the direction they originally expected.

Why do stop-losses keep getting hit?

First, the stop-loss is set too close. BTC has significant short-term volatility, and if you place your stop-loss very close to your entry price simply because you're afraid of losing money, normal price fluctuations can easily trigger it.

Second, key support and resistance

Does bearish divergence in BTC mean a decline is imminent?

In BTC technical analysis, bearish divergence is often seen as an early warning that an uptrend may be weakening. But many traders rush to short as soon as they spot bearish divergence, only for the price to keep rising instead of falling and ultimately move against them.

So, how should you interpret bearish divergence?

First, understand the basic principle behind bearish divergence. When the BTC price keeps making new highs, but the highs on indicators such as RSI or MACD gradually decline, bearish divergence may be forming. This s

No wonder #BTC is under pressure.
#CryptoAttention gives the reasons and associated sentiment to inform the next move

How should the complete process of a BTC futures trade, from opening to closing, be handled?

Many traders who are new to the BTC futures market go long when they see prices rising and go short when they see prices falling. But what truly determines the outcome of a trade is not just your directional call; it’s whether you have a complete execution process from before opening a position through to closing it.

Step 1: Analyze the market trend. Before opening a position, first observe whether BTC is currently rising, falling, or moving sideways. Assess the market environment using price structu