According to SoSoValue data, on November 11 Eastern Time, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw total net outflows of $300 million. The Bitcoin spot ETF with the largest single-day net inflow yesterday was Morgan Stanley ETF MSBT, with a net inflow of $8.9637 million. Ethereum spot ETFs saw total net outflows of $145 million. The Ethereum spot ETF with the largest single-day net outflow yesterday was Blackrock ETF ETHA, with a net outflow of $130 million.

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Looking at the 1h chart, the market structure has clearly shifted bearish, breaking down from the previous highs near 28,591.79 and creating a series of lower highs and lower lows. This downward momentum is imposing a bearish pressure across lower timeframes, invalidating any immediate bullish Gartley or harmonic reversal patterns that might have been forming near the top; instead, we are seeing a potential bearish continuation setup as the price tests structural support zones.

On the 5m and 15m charts, the K-lines are printing a series of red bearish candles, indicating strong int

Settle up on last night’s three bars, and the ledger is short.
22:00: 58,000; 23:00: 79,000; 00:00: 61,000—199,000 contracts across the three bars.
$MSFT From 537.70 to 518.99, down 18.71, or 3.48%.
The next 14 bars totaled 179,000 contracts, with the high reaching only 523.95.
That’s 4.29 short of the 528.24 pit.
The chart closed at 521.97; it’s now at 522.12, with the 524.00 moving average sitting two bucks overhead.
24-hour trading volume: $2.619 million; fee rate: 0.
The three bars fought for real; no one stepped in during the remaining 14 hours.
Before 22:30, 522.11 can only be considered

Old Zhang’s Market Breakdown: $ZEC Longs are lying dead everywhere, but shorts are lining up to hand money to the market makers!

Markets bottom in despair and short-squeeze amid hesitation. Shorting now is like handing the knife to the big players.

Personal view and examples: Look at the liquidation map: a short liquidation wall is building near 986, while the 89X long liquidation zone has been mostly cleared out in this round of “one-sided slaughter,” with long positions accounting for 88% of liquidations over the past 24 hours. Whale data says a lot: 230 whale short positions are sitting

$BABYDOGE Eight consecutive weeks of declines, without a single bounce. Truly bleak.

Why do those flashy street-style girls never work but always have money to spend? Anyone know?

Regarding the criticism of SNDK, all I want to say is:

The call on the bottom of the move around 1000 in late July was right.

The call on this bottom around 800 was right too.

Neither time did I wait until the move was over to come out and review it; my earlier views and calls were all documented.

There’s a reason I’ve always been bullish on memory.

The core issue facing the memory industry now is that its technological barriers have yet to be truly overcome. Capacity, technology, and supply-demand dynamics are all influencing market pricing. This also means memory still carries a certain

No beating around the bush (conclusion on tomorrow’s Friday PPI)
Last night’s decline has already formed a stretch of price-volume divergence, with a clear drop on declining volume.
Based on my experience, I expect another high-volume decline of a similar magnitude later on. Here’s my conclusion:
It’s possible this high-volume decline will happen today or tomorrow.
In light of the PPI data, today could see an oversold relief rebound, followed tomorrow by gold turning lower on bearish PPI news and continuing this downtrend.
There are three levels to watch below: 3970-3950-3900 on the daily char

US PPI out tomorrow night! Inflation blows past expectations again, and Bitcoin and US stocks may get “schooled” by the market once more?

It’s exam time again for financial markets! The US October PPI will be released on November 13. This time, the test isn’t in math—it’s about how much investors’ wallets can take.
PPI is the Producer Price Index. Put simply, it tracks whether costs are rising for companies producing goods and providing services. If upstream costs keep climbing, companies may pass the pressure on to consumers, pushing overall inflation higher.
If this PPI comes in above marke

Most people are waiting for a breakout, but I see it differently: I think we’ll see a drop first. The drama in Washington is pretty interesting. Luna is flipping the table. On the surface, it looks like a personal attack, but in essence, it’s a public vote of no confidence in Republican leadership from within the party. Don’t rush to take sides. The market impact of something like this isn’t about who wins or loses, but whether it disrupts the pace of policymaking. There have been plenty of similar episodes in the past: In 2013, the U.S. government shut down for 16 days, and the S&P 500 fell a

How to Manage Your Crypto Assets More Safely: From Wallet Setup to Everyday Security Habits

In the Web3 world, owning crypto assets and managing them safely are two completely different things.

You may have chosen a reliable wallet or use a well-known trading platform, but that does not mean your assets are absolutely safe. Incorrect approvals, leaked seed phrases, spoofed websites, infected devices, and risky operating habits without proper risk controls can all put your digital assets at risk.

Effective asset security is not about relying on a single tool, but about building a security sy

How can you develop a truly actionable trading plan for BTC trading?

Many BTC traders study the market every day, analyzing candlestick charts, trading volume, and various technical indicators. They also often discuss whether the market will rise or fall next. But when it comes to actually trading, a common problem arises: there are no clear entry criteria, stop-losses are decided on the fly, and traders don't know when to take profits.

This is why some people study the market for a long time, yet their account performance remains inconsistent.

To build a truly actionable trading plan, you

That 6.6 floor on $UNI held for ten days straight. Nov 5, Nov 8, Nov 10, bought every time.
Yesterday it finally gave up. First leg to 6.44, weak bounce that couldnt get back into the range, then another heavy volume dump overnight to 6.10.
Now sitting at 6.21 and the bounce honestly looks tired, small candles and volume fading.
For me 6.34 is the first wall, then the old floor at 6.60 which is resistance now. As long as it stays under that I treat any pop as a retest.
Lose 6.10 on an hourly close and there isnt much below. Reclaim 6.60 and yesterday was just a fake out.

#XAU
Our first trade today: entered long at 3974.6, with a target of 3980. The target wasn’t reached, and we manually took profit at 3979. The stop-loss level was 3972.8.
The chart after entry is shown below:

After BTC Rallies on Rising Volume, How Can You Tell Whether There’s Still Room to Rise?

In BTC trading, rallies on rising volume often attract a lot of attention. The price suddenly surges, trading volume rises noticeably, and many traders think a new uptrend has begun. But the real question is: Is this rally the start of a trend, or a rapid rebound driven by short-term capital?

To judge whether there is still room for further gains, focus on four aspects.

First, see whether trading volume can remain strong. If volume rises noticeably as BTC breaks through a key resistance level, it sugges

If you’re not going to the parent-teacher meeting, plenty of others will.🙄

In BTC trading, why is patience more important than prediction?

In BTC trading, many people study the market every day, trying to predict whether the next candlestick will rise or fall. Some constantly switch between technical indicators, some watch every price movement, and others worry about missing any trading opportunity.

But one easily overlooked point is that even if you can correctly judge the market’s general direction, that doesn’t mean every entry will be profitable.

Why is patience so important?

First, the market doesn’t offer trading opportunities at every moment. BTC often mov

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🔥 **MARKET INSIGHT: THREE EVENTS THAT COULD MOVE THE MARKET TODAY**

The market is facing three important catalysts that traders and investors should watch.

📊 **1. US October PPI**
Producer inflation data is a key focus. If PPI comes in higher than expected, pressure on the Fed’s interest rate policy could increase and the USD could strengthen.

💼 **2. US Jobless Claims**
Labor market data can provide insight into the state of the US economy. An increase in jobless claims could shift market expectations for the direction of the Fed’s policy.

🚀 **3. NVIDIA & Jens