According to insider info, @ is planning a MAJOR announcement regarding $LUNC in the coming days.
Not a drill. Not a guess.
Stay locked in. Don't blink. 👀🔥

🇷🇺 Russia opens the door to Bitcoin & crypto trading! ₿🔥
🏦 Russia’s central bank approves BTC, ETH and USDT for public trading on domestic exchanges starting November 17.
↳ 💰 Retail investors face a ₽300,000 annual purchase limit per intermediary.
↳ 🐋 Qualified investors can access other cryptocurrencies without this limit.
↳ ⚠️ All investors must pass a risk assessment.
🇺🇸 While the US is struggling with CLARITY, Russia is moving ahead with crypto! 🚀🚀

🚨 JUST IN: Global central banks purchased a massive 321 TONNES of GOLD in Q3 2026, marking their LARGEST quarterly purchase since Q4 2024! 📈

Thank you, baby, for comforting me after finding out I’ve been losing money this whole time and gifting me the GTA 6 Ultimate Edition ❤️

Damn, OpenAI’s financials look like it’s burning cash at the speed of a money printer, turning “go big or go home” into “massive losses in exchange for growth”!

The newly released Q3 financials are a real eye-opener: quarterly revenue surged 50% sequentially to $10 billion. But the cost of that growth was an adjusted quarterly operating loss that widened from $10.1 billion to $10.9 billion.

A lot of people’s first reaction might be “losses are narrowing” or “economies of scale are kicking in,” but a closer look at the numbers shows it’s not that simple.

Revenue jumping 50% in just three mon

$Star adding more here at dip will do few xs
Just buy and have patience like $Aria 800%

$JCT I'm currently down 200U; either get me to 004, or I'll stick with you

$ZEC
The outlook is deteriorating, with bulls failing to defend the crucial $1,060 support level and bears now firmly in control.
Attention now turns to the $871–$873 region, which represents the next major higher-timeframe support zone.

In 90 days, Coinbase, where US buyers trade, never priced $BTC more than +0.032% above the rest of the world. On Nov 10 it was -0.133% under the global price, the 67th straight day on the discount side.

MSCI’s major review! MSTR reaches a critical juncture, with $2.8 billion in potential passive selling pressure hanging in the balance

MSCI will announce its final November review list today. Under new rules for “non-operating companies,” MSTR (formerly MicroStrategy) has been placed on the potential removal list.
✅Timeline:
11.11 Final list announced
11.30 Index adjustment officially takes effect after market close
JPMorgan estimates that if removal is confirmed, passive funds tracking MSCI will be forced to sell approximately $2.8 billion worth of MSTR shares.

⚠️Key clarification:
Passive f

#Inflation breadth is worsening: share of CPI components rising faster than 2% m/m annualized (blue) jumped to 76.3%; share rising faster than 3% (orange) moved up to 54.5%; share above 5y average (white) rose to 32.2%

$ZCSH That was a brutal stab. The market maker is clearly skilled: before dawn, they put up fake buy orders to prop the price up to 31.79, waited for momentum buyers to come in, then turned around and smashed it below 26. The 24-hour low was 25.63, down 17.7%, with 1.7M in trading volume— not much, which means this wasn’t real distribution but a shakeout of weak hands. The order book is now thin around 25.9, with selling pressure concentrated at 26.3—a classic price-suppression-and-accumulation setup. My approach: scale in between 25.5 and 25.8, with a 20% position; stop-loss at 24.9; first ta

On Monday, I said AMD would fall back to 480 this week.
It’s at 529 now.
I was wrong about that.
It closed at 449 last Friday.
It’s rallied nearly 18% since then.
Nvidia lost $470 billion in market cap over two days,
hit by a CEO controversy and a hot CPI print.
CoreWeave’s earnings report didn’t come out until after the close yesterday.
It raised its full-year revenue guidance from $12.9 billion to $13.3 billion.
AMD and Broadcom are the ones getting the money.
The 10-year yield is hovering near 5%, and yesterday’s CPI was hot.
The market is now pricing in a rate hike next month.
If SMH can’t

How to Manage Position Sizes: From Single-Trade Risk to Overall Risk Exposure

In cryptocurrency trading, many people set stop-losses and calculate the potential loss on individual trades.

But one easily overlooked issue is that each trade appearing to have manageable risk does not mean the account's overall risk is also manageable.

Suppose you hold positions in multiple crypto assets at the same time, each with its own stop-loss rules. If these assets are affected by the same market factors, they may all lose money at once when the market suddenly reverses.

That's why position management c

$BTC
After retreating from its high and probing a low of 72,690, the market entered a low-level sideways recovery, leaving many traders trapped in this downturn.
When trapped in a position, it’s easy to lose your rhythm: afraid to act as prices fall, reluctant to exit on a rebound, and suffering more the longer you hold on. After a sharp drop, two things are especially risky during a low-level consolidation: blindly adding to your position to lower your average cost, and panic-selling at the bottom.
The right approach depends entirely on your leverage and position size: with high leverage, pr

58.2% of @Polymarket’s US trading volume in October came from bundled predictions.
According to TickerTracker:
> Total turnover: $14.77B
> Combo contracts: $8.6B
> Other contracts: $6.17B
Nearly 6 out of every 10 dollars of face-value turnover came from contracts combining multiple outcomes.
This is closer to sports betting accumulators than traditional yes/no prediction markets.
Users combine outcomes for potentially higher payouts, but one wrong prediction can ruin the entire position.
I think bundled markets could become a major revenue driver for Polymarket.
But $8.6B in turnover isn’t $8.

Why Can a Small Adverse Price Move Cause Huge Losses When Using High Leverage?

In the cryptocurrency market, some traders use high leverage because they want to control larger positions with less margin.

But they often overlook one key issue:

Leverage magnifies not only potential gains, but also the rate of losses relative to your own margin.

When the price moves against you, your margin can shrink rapidly. If your account equity is no longer sufficient to meet the platform’s maintenance margin requirement, forced liquidation may be triggered.

I. How Exactly Does Leverage Magnify Risk?

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