At 7:50 a.m., I flipped my trading journal back to last night's page
· It said: “Don't chase 2319; wait for a pullback”
· The pullback came; the 20:00 candle hit a low of 2308.61
· I didn't take even a ten-point discount
· At 22:00, one candle traded 54.07 million contracts, driving price from 2318 to 2388.65
· At 23:00, another 63.09 million contracts, pushing it to 2449.74
· The average volume of the previous 20 candles was only 12.81 million contracts, four or five times lower
Now adding one thing: If I didn't even dare take ten points, there's even less reason to chase 2419 $ETH
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CelestialSkyGuardian 8 minutes ago

#USMidtermsVoteToday
I saw a post: “Once Pi is listed, I’m going to sell my house and buy Pi.” Is that crazy or visionary? In 2011, some people sold their homes to buy Bitcoin, and everyone said they were crazy. Now they own their own islands. Is it crazy to use the money from selling your house to buy Pi?
#PiNetwork

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FundraisingWarGodEdition an hour agoBullish

Bulls and bears are sharply divided right now, and short positions at 2300 and 2350 are heavily underwater. The market maker won’t let those traders break even easily and will make a push toward 2500, so don’t fight the trend

BlockchainTuoge2 hours ago

$SOXL Down 14.5% in one day, from 79.29 to 62.36, with 750 million in trading volume—retail traders can’t dump it like that. The market makers’ playbook has just three steps: use that overnight Philadelphia Semiconductor news to drive a higher open and lure in bulls, place large orders around 79 and wash-trade to create the illusion of a breakout, then unload their holdings on the chasers once the momentum buyers pile in. That wick down to 62.36 was there to sweep stop-losses—cleaning out leveraged ETF liquidations and stop orders in one go. I’m keeping only 20% of my position now. I won’t cat

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EagleEye12 minutes ago

$80K isn’t a ceiling; it’s the new floor. Here is why this breakout changes everything.
The charts are screaming, but most traders are still reading the old playbook. Bitcoin reclaiming $80,000 is not just a price target hit; it is a structural regime change. We are no longer in a speculative recovery phase. We have entered an era of institutionalized scarcity where macro liquidity and digital asset adoption are permanently intertwined.
My prediction for the next 90 days is clear: Volatility will compress before expansion, and $80K will become the primary accumulation zone for smart money.
The

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GateUser-c07f7b35 38 minutes ago

Sharon Zhou (@realSharonZhou) joins Anthropic from AMD, returning to frontier model research.
She previously served as AMD AI Chief of Staff, reporting directly to Lisa Su; before that, she was co-founder and CEO of Lamini, and earned a PhD from Stanford under Andrew Ng.
More talent movement news:

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Zuo77 2 hours ago

Good morning—ZuoZuo stayed up through the U.S. stock market’s overnight session for you☕
Last night, ZuoZuo shared BofA’s Hartnett’s red pill: Democrats sweep both chambers, and U.S. stocks could plunge more than 10%
But once the votes were counted, the Dow surged 1,569 points🚀
Dow +3.0%, closing at 53,356, its biggest single-day gain in 18 months
S&P 500 +1.6%, its best day in three months
Nasdaq +1.4%
Oil prices plunged: WTI fell 8.3% to $88 as the market bet the Iran war was nearing an end
$BTC also climbed back above 80,000
But not everyone was celebrating:
Trump Media fell nearly 25%, a

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DiamondGourdIsland 20 minutes ago

Guys, I’ll never casually hold a position again. These market makers are utterly heartless. I’m heading to the factory to work on the assembly line. Brothers, keep moving forward for me

CryptoCircleBullSays 25 minutes ago

MacRumors sees both pros and cons to the change: users may get discounts or offers when canceling, but they may also be interrupted by more pop-ups, images, and promotional messages. Apple hasn’t said whether it will limit the number or format of retention messages, offering only configuration options such as message intervals.
When a platform defines the limits on cancellation friction only in terms of “intervals,” the length of the cancellation process users ultimately experience may depend more on how developers use those options.
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Bit_ardizor36 minutes ago

🇰🇷 NOW: Over $100,000,000,000 wiped from Samsung and SK Hynix within the FIRST HOUR of trading.
South Korea’s KOSPI falls 3.5% as chip stocks lead the selloff, while Japan and Australia trade higher.
SK Hynix is down 7.4% and Samsung is down 5.3%.

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CryptoChampion34 minutes ago

South Korean Chip Stocks Are Soaring Again! SK Hynix Jumps 4.8 and KOSPI Opens 2.43 Higher. Have AI

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TheMagnificentEighteenFaces2 hours ago

6.7% and $216,000, same market
The former is the 24-hour range, from 278.59 to 297.99
The latter is the day's total trading volume—just this much $SNOW
People who usually use the first yardstick say: this volatility is tradable
Look through the second yardstick, and $216,000 doesn't even make a ripple
A few thousand dollars can push it from 289.88 to 295, or kick it straight back down to 280
The 20:00 candle is proof: 296.84 plunged straight to 278.59
18.25 points in one hour, with no meaningful buyers stepping in along the way
At 21:00 it bounced back to 291.32; whoever dumped it had no inte

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TradingKingGaoYuliangan hour ago

ETH is currently priced at $2,431.61, up 5.79% over 24 hours, with its price above major moving averages including MA7 at 2,330.67, MA30 at 2,293.81, MA120 at 2,269.12, and MA200 at 2,288.17. ADX is 25.17, and +DI at 46.82 is significantly higher than -DI at 15.53, indicating bullish medium-term trend momentum. #Gate上线台股交易

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GoodNewsan hour ago

#Gate Stock Talk Season
The more I review Nvidia’s valuation data, the more strongly I feel that the market may still be pricing it based on the inertia of “expensive,” while the numbers tell a different story.
As of early November, NVDA had a market cap of about $4.84 trillion, a TTM P/E just above 25x, a forward P/E of only 16.5x, and a PEG of 0.34. More interestingly, after the recent selloff, its forward P/E was briefly pushed down to 12.9x, below the S&P 500’s 18.7x. A company whose quarterly earnings grew 125.9% year over year and whose ROE reached 117% is valued below the broader market

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HIPPOBTCan hour ago

Why did markets rise after Trump lost both chambers?
Trump suffered a major midterm election defeat, with Republicans losing both the House and the Senate. By conventional wisdom, markets should have been volatile. Instead, U.S. stocks and gold surged, and Bitcoin climbed above $80k.
On the surface, uncertainty had been resolved and markets breathed a sigh of relief. But the deeper logic is war and oil prices.
After the election, Vice President JD Vance posted about the war, putting it first: the war drove up oil prices, which in turn pushed up prices. Trump largely agrees. Voters oppose both