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Bitcoin bounced after testing the liquidity and is now testing the resistance area. A close above this resistance zone will lead to more upward movement in the market.
$BTC ‌#BTCBackAbove80K #ShareWeekly
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What Is a Liquidation Cascade? Why Can One Round of Forced Liquidations Amplify Short-Term Volatility in the Cryptocurrency Market?
In the cryptocurrency market, a rapid price decline can sometimes trigger the forced liquidation of more long positions. The resulting selling pressure may push prices down further, triggering another round of liquidations. This mutually reinforcing process is called a liquidation cascade.
First, how does a liquidation cascade form?
When losses mount for traders using leverage and their margin becomes insufficient, trading platforms may forcibly close their positi
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Yesterday, the crypto market staged a textbook bear trap and reversal. In the morning, BTC and ETH both plunged on heavy volume, with the Bollinger Bands widening and diverging downward. Bearish indicators aligned across the board, panic gripped the market, and retail traders piled into shorts. Predictions that prices would break below previous lows were everywhere.
Against the trend, we anchored our decisions to key support levels: BTC held the previous-low support at 76270, while ETH held the 2245 support confluence zone. We refused to let panic dictate our moves.
At midday, a second retest
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What is order book depth? Why can a large order cause significant price fluctuations when liquidity is insufficient?
In cryptocurrency trading, orders of the same size can produce completely different execution results under different market conditions. Sometimes, a large order enters the market without noticeably moving the price; at other times, a single order can drive the price sharply up or down. One key factor behind this is order book depth.
First, what is order book depth?
The order book displays limit buy and sell orders submitted by traders at different prices. Order book depth refle
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$ETH Still wondering whether to buy? The direction is already clear: a drop back to the former resistance level at 2388 is the dividing line. If buyers hold it, the price could head for 2547; if they don’t, don’t try to catch a falling knife. Among similar public blockchains, its chart structure is the cleanest this time around. While others are still building a bottom, it has already broken out of its descending channel. During the sideways stretch before the halving $BTC , capital tended to flow into assets with this kind of clear-cut rhythm. Decide for yourself whether to get in—don’t wait
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Got a gift from my wife: a Logitech K98M Plus, my second keyboard this year.
The catch is, I paid off another 10k on her credit card.
So does that mean I bought it or she did?😂
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Tomorrow night at 21:30, the U.S. October nonfarm payrolls report comes out. Here are my thoughts
The market expects 65,000 jobs to be added, versus 29,000 previously, with the unemployment rate expected to hold at 4.2%. ADP added 86,000 jobs last night, above expectations, suggesting the U.S. labor market has not yet shown any clear signs of losing momentum
But the backdrop for this jobs report is a little different:
The Fed chose to pause rate hikes in October, and two officials even voted to continue raising rates. Market expectations for a December rate hike are already quite high
If emplo
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$ACU IS NOT DONE!
$0.118 support test = SUCCESSFUL
Price now: $0.12009 (+2.89%)
Momentum: Building
As long as $0.12 holds, next stop is $0.17+ 🚀
Holding strong!
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#GateGuardNowAvailableForFree #BTCBackAbove80K
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I came across Arthur Hayes’ new article again tonight
The title is just five words: D is for Dilution
His numbers are pretty sobering
SpaceX SPCX could face about 50% dilution by June 2027
About 8.6 billion shares are set to unlock
Anthropic faces an even steeper hit
Early investors could face about 83% dilution by then
OpenAI’s IPO is slated for 2027
His reasoning is
Equity dilution → AI stocks come under pressure → banks slow balance sheet expansion → dollar liquidity tightens → short-term headwind for BTC
His own funds will keep waiting on the sidelines
Until liquidity conditions ease again
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What are support and resistance levels? Why do these price zones influence traders’ decisions, yet are not absolutely reliable boundaries?
In crypto trading, prices often bounce or pull back repeatedly in certain areas. Traders usually call these areas support and resistance levels. They can help analyze market structure, but they do not guarantee that prices will bounce or reverse.
First, what are support and resistance levels?
A support level is an area where buying pressure may increase and a price decline may temporarily slow; a resistance level is an area where selling pressure may increa
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Let’s look at crude oil again. It has fallen sharply, so it’s even more important to assess the strength of the rebound.
On the hourly chart, the price has temporarily found support near 86.6, but the rebound remains weak and the pattern of consecutive declines has not changed. A short-term recovery is needed, but it’s still too early to call a bottom.
The outlook remains bearish, with resistance in the 88.5–90 area in focus. If the price rebounds to this area but cannot hold above it, another pullback remains a risk; if it can hold above 90, the short-term assessment will need to be revised.
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What Is Slippage? Why Isn't the Price You See When Placing an Order Necessarily the Final Execution Price?
In crypto trading, many people see one price when placing an order, only to find that the actual price is different after it is filled. This phenomenon is commonly known as slippage. It may seem like only a slight price difference, but in highly volatile markets, large trades, or leveraged trading, it can significantly affect trading costs and the final outcome.
First, what is slippage?
Slippage is the difference between the expected execution price and the actual execution price. When bu
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Why Is Not Trading Sometimes the Better Decision?
In the cryptocurrency market, there is a strange phenomenon:
When the market is rising, people fear missing out; when it falls, they fear not buying the dip in time; when they see others making money, they can't help wanting to follow suit; after going several days without trading, they may even wonder if they're falling behind.
So many people start trading frequently.
But there is a question worth thinking about carefully:
Is the purpose of trading to catch every fluctuation, or to make decisions while understanding and being able to manage th
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Today’s Market Data Review
BTC is now holding steady around 80,600, and the sharp V-shaped rebound from 75,700 was indeed strong. Looking at the data, ETFs saw another net inflow of about 74.5 million yesterday, bringing cumulative inflows to over 56 billion. Long-term investors are still buying.
Exchange reserves on-chain have fallen to 2.84 million coins, with clear net outflows. Coins are still moving into cold wallets, so selling pressure is not too heavy. Glassnode shows futures volume (131 billion) far exceeding spot volume (21 billion), signaling intense battles between bulls and bears,
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Lately, I feel there’s still a lot to explore in the RWA space.
When people talked about RWA before, they might have first thought of tokenizing real-world assets, but I think simply bringing assets on-chain isn’t enough—how they’re used afterward is key.
I recently came across @strato_net, which combines assets like gold and silver with DeFi.
For example, GOLDST and SILVST are respectively backed by physical gold and silver. Users don’t just hold these assets; they can also participate in lending, vaults, and other applications.
The project has announced that its TVL has already exceeded $40
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Successful short on AXSUSDT futures on Gate! 📉 Position closed in profit with +9.62% ROI. Entry at 0.8775, exit at 0.8681. Moving on! 🎯🚀 #GateSquareTradingChallenge
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