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Whether it’s the stock market or crypto, it’s all the same: any risky market is an exercise in mental discipline.
$BTC The 500u contract position has now reached 584u
As planned, 84u will be split up to buy spot
This will be the first time assets are reallocated from profits since the degen's first profitable trade on November 2
$SUI ‌$LINK ‌$SOL ‌$NEAR ‌If profits are sufficient later on, we’ll also buy altcoins with strong market makers
Let’s see how far 500u can go
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“Adding to a Position Is the Most Dangerous Move in Futures”
Opening a position only determines how much you lose; adding to it determines whether you’ll survive.
First, there are three types of adding to a position. Only one is survivable
① Averaging down (most dangerous)
Adding to a losing position to lower your average entry price sounds clever, but in essence, you’re putting more money behind a judgment the market has already invalidated.
You think you’re lowering your cost, but you’re actually magnifying your mistake.
② Chasing a rally (second most dangerous): You only enter after the mar
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Lao Chen is 42 and runs a renovation company. I’ve known him for eight years, and he’s always been very cautious, more meticulous with the books than anyone. Last autumn, a friend got him into contract trading, saying, “The market’s good now. You could make money with your eyes closed.” At first, he really did have a lucky streak. He made 80,000 in the first month, 200,000 in the second, and 700,000 in total by the third. He treated his friend to a 12,000 meal and said, “This is so much faster than working on construction sites.” His confidence started getting out of hand in the fourth month.
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$UAI Cut in half in one day—anyone who was at 0.25 this morning is feeling the pain now.
It’s like paying 50 yuan for a ticket in the morning, then coming out in the afternoon to find scalpers at the entrance selling tickets for 20, with a buy-one-get-one-free deal. It’s down 33.65% in 24 hours, plunging from a high of 0.25 straight to 0.1042 and now barely holding at 0.1256, with trading value at 243 million—this isn’t a normal pullback; someone is dumping in size, and panic selling is cascading.
Market sentiment is clear: the bulls have basically been stunned, and rebound volume isn’t keepin
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i audited $chameleon on @Enter_Elysium. tokens look clean, but a group of 10 linked wallets controls 22% of the supply.
> the dev wallet has made exactly one transaction: the launch
> it never bought, never received a token, holds zero
> every hype of creator fees goes to holders. 100.4 hype paid out to 905 wallets so far, 0 to the dev
now look at the holders.
> 10 of the 17 biggest holders are the same group
> they all bought in the first 19 minutes after launch
> they paid $5.4k for 21.8% of the supply. that’s like buying the whole coin at a $25k market cap
> today the market cap is $2m. the
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#BTC #NASDAQ
Bitcoin and Nasdaq.
Friends, the 30-day correlation between Bitcoin $BTC and the Nasdaq 100 has risen to 0.72. Three months ago, it was 0.31. Since 2024, this level had been reached only twice: January 2025 and November 2025.
Over the past year, BTC also fell on 12 of the 13 days when the Nasdaq dropped more than 2%, averaging -2.9%. BTC also rose on 12 of the 14 days when the Nasdaq gained more than 2%, averaging +2.5%. On November 5, the Nasdaq fell 6.4% and BTC fell 5.5%.
Follow-through after the previous two periods was weak. BTC, at 104,077 on January 17, 2025, was down 20.5
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#BTCETFOutflowsContinue

Bitcoin was trading above $76,000 on Saturday; while showing signs of stabilization after a sharp sell-off, a new wave of outflows from US exchange-traded funds (ETFs) highlighted the deep gap between the modest recovery and institutional demand.
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Jensen Huang's $NVIDIA business is getting a Netflix-level plot twist this weekend
🇺🇸 America wants to control NVIDIA's chips
🇨🇳 China wants access to them
Jensen wants to sell them to both
Now three US House committee chairs want answers about his reported interactions with Alice Huang, a Megaspeed executive suspected by US intelligence of Chinese intelligence connections
China has historically contributed up to 20% of NVIDIA's revenue, and Jensen personally lobbied Trump to allow H200 exports
Meanwhile, authorities are uncovering alleged chip-smuggling networks, including a reported $21M
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The wife is here for a surprise inspection!
How long do I have to keep hiding?
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Crypto future market update
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BITCOIN: THE WEEKLY STRUCTURE MATTERS MORE THAN THE DAILY NOISE.
$BTC is trading around $76K, and the market needs to prove that buyers can regain control.
My weekly checklist:
🔹 Reclaim key resistance.
🔹 Protect the previous swing low.
🔹 Confirm a bullish market structure shift.
🔹 Watch volume for genuine participation.
Until structure improves, I prefer confirmation over aggressive dip-buying. & The weekly close will matter.
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US Consumer Is Tired: How Does Bitcoin Get Affected as Purchasing Power Drops?
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Review: Turn Lost Money into Experience》
Losing money isn't scary; what's scary is learning nothing after losing it.
With the same 10,000-yuan loss, some people gain a rule, while others only get an emotional episode.
The difference is in the review.
First, let's correct a misconception
A review isn't a diary, nor is it a blow-by-blow account like, “I made two trades today, one win and one loss, and my mindset was okay.”
You won't even read it a second time after writing it.
A review only answers three questions:
Why did I open this trade? (Based on logic or a gut feeling?)
Why did I close at
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Bitcoin reference (November 7):
At the C745-75 level on the daily chart, you can enter a trade here, but be sure to use protection. If this level breaks down, a sizable vacuum zone lies below, so don't rush to buy the dip. Keep an eye on the ceiling of the 672-667 low-price zone. There is no short setup here for now; don't short without a rebound. Wait for a break below 745 first for a better short opportunity
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“The Most Profitable Trader I’ve Ever Met Finds Trading Not Exciting at All”
I’ve known him for six years, and I’ve never once seen him call out a trade or post a screenshot of his gains.
He’s 43. He used to work in foreign trade and is now semi-retired.
It took him six years to grow his account from 300,000 to 8 million—note, six years, not six months.
This is what his day looks like
He checks the daily chart once at 8 a.m. and the 4H chart once at 9 p.m.
If the price reaches his level, he places an order. If it doesn’t, he shuts down his computer. The rest of the time, he goes fishing, picks
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Recent price action has been choppy, leaving many traders stuck in unfavorable positions, with both long and short positions underwater. The more volatile the market, the more important it is to avoid emotional trading. Blindly cutting losses or adding heavily to positions will only amplify risk.

The current market is seeing an intensifying tug-of-war between bulls and bears, with rapid short-term swings. It is not suitable to stubbornly hold out for a big one-way bullish candle to recover losses. First, assess your position size: if you’re lightly positioned and underwater, you can trade the
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《Why Most People Lose Money in a Bull Market》
Among the people I know, not one of those who lost the most got wiped out in a bear market.
A lot of people don’t believe this:
People lose money in bear markets because there’s no action; they lose money in bull markets because they go crazy.
I. Bull markets draw people in and inflate their positions
In bear markets, nobody talks about crypto. Your positions are small, so you can’t lose that much.
In bull markets, everywhere you hear “it’s up again” and “10x coins,” so you start adding to your positions, using leverage, and borrowing money from fr
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Can BTC rebound to $80,000? Near $75,800, these signals are crucial to watch!

Bitcoin is currently at $75,800, and Ethereum at $2,240. The question on everyone’s mind is: How far can this rebound go?
My approach is to look at support first, then breakouts. If BTC holds $75,000 and climbs back above $77,000, it could test $78,000–$79,000 in the short term. If it breaks above $79,000 on strong volume, $80,000 will become the next psychological level. However, if the rebound comes on declining volume and prices pull back after rising, it shouldn’t simply be treated as a trend reversal.
For ETH,
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