#BTC WEEKLY TF UPDATE :
#BTC retraced all the way up but was rejected strongly, creating the very old liquidity from the $75,000 mark. Now there is a good probability that the market can reverse.
$BTC #ShareWeekly

Where is the bottom?
Real answers please.

#USCPIDataIncoming
The upcoming US Consumer Price Index (CPI) report is attracting significant attention from investors, traders, and financial institutions as markets prepare for another important inflation update. Inflation continues to play a major role in shaping the direction of the US economy, and the latest data could influence expectations for Federal Reserve interest-rate decisions, Treasury yields, the US dollar, stock markets, and cryptocurrencies.

The CPI report is more than just an economic statistic. It provides an important indication of how quickly consumer prices are changin

#GateLaunchesPoSECProofOfSecurity
I read the launch note on November 5 and my first thought was not "nice, new feature." It was "why now?" And the answer is pretty clear if you have been watching this market for the last few weeks. Hot wallets got hit elsewhere, people started asking "is my money safe," and the usual reserve proof suddenly felt thin. Total reserves look good on paper, but nobody was asking where those reserves sit.

PoSEC asks exactly that.

The full name is Proof of Security. The launch came on November 5. The first snapshot was taken at 00:00 UTC on November 4. It showed a

$ETH
This is absolutely ridiculous

Is Hong Kong’s SFC regulating names now too?

From now on, you can’t just use the words “crypto exchange” anymore

Damn

Guys

The crypto world has another damn new twist

Hong Kong’s SFC recently published a summary of a regulatory consultation

It’s preparing to push ahead with legislative amendments

to restrict unauthorized institutions from using certain names that could easily

lead investors to believe they are officially regulated

Here’s the key point!

Terms like “crypto exchange,” “digital currency trading platform,” “digital asset market,” and “

#AI科技股大跌加密市场承压 #WCTCS9 The AI sector correction is weighing on the crypto market mainly through a decline in risk appetite. BTC and U.S. tech stocks now share the same pool of capital and leverage, so when the AI sector falls, institutions reduce their positions in both at the same time.

How the AI correction spills over into the crypto market
Same pool of capital: Hedge funds and multi-strategy funds invest in both AI stocks and crypto assets, and when risk controls are triggered, they sell both at once.
Bitcoin treated as a high-beta asset: On November 5, the Nasdaq fell 5.5%, and Bitcoin a

STRAIGHT DOWN. NO CHILL. THIS IS WHAT A TRUE #CRYPTO DUMP LOOKS LIKE.

Bitcoin would be the 1st trade in our challenge 🍸
Currently, the price is just under the horizontal resistance and just above the recent low. So, my bias is slightly bearish to neutral, as long as the price trades below the orange line.
I suggest opening a long position only if the price crosses over 76,700-76,800.
In case of losing the recent low, if the price comes below 74,600, we will open a short position.
Targets and stop-loss will be determined once the trade is active. However, in general, my plan is to invest 0.5$ (20$ = total capital) in the 1st trade using 150x leverage. The SL wou

$BTC + Stablecoin Dominance
I pointed out in late September that this was going to bounce.
▫️ Everything is now down 10-50%
▫️ We’re once again reaching the green zone
▫️ Time to start considering some spot buys
This is the DCA zone.

When the bull market really arrives, will your account still be there?
Let me tell you about three people.
The first is Lao Zhang.
During the bear market, he does nothing. His account sits in USDT, and he occasionally trades major coins with a 5% position.
His friends tease him for being timid, saying, “You’re not even taking advantage of such a great chance to buy the dip.”
He just says, “If I can’t make sense of it, I don’t trade.”
When the bull market comes, his position is the smallest, but he has the most ammo. When the first wave takes off, he’s the only one able to add to his position.

Bitcoin is facing a notable shift in institutional money flows.

U.S. spot BTC ETFs recorded $1.92 billion in net outflows between October 30 and November 6, putting pressure on the institutional demand narrative.

The biggest development is BlackRock’s IBIT, which reportedly lost $1.44 billion over six consecutive trading days.

Friday's figures were particularly interesting:

• IBIT: $403M outflow
• Total ETF outflows: $411.9M
• Fidelity FBTC: $42.8M inflow

One detail stands out: Fidelity was the only fund to record positive flows, showing that institutional investors aren't all moving in t

In BTC trading, how can you set stop-losses scientifically?

In BTC trading, many people know the importance of stop-losses but still don't know where to place them. Set one too close, and a slight price fluctuation can stop you out; set one too far away, and if your judgment is wrong, you could take a significant loss.

So how should you set a stop-loss?

First, determine the stop-loss level based on your trading rationale. When going long, pay attention to key support levels, previous lows, and price structure. If the price decisively breaks below these levels, the original bullish rationale

The alt account will go live later@Crypto陈行一

Good morning and wishing all my indian friends a very happy diwali 🎆🎇

Position size is the only thing you can control 100% in the market
Think about it: what can you actually control in trading?
Direction? You can't control it—you have no idea who will buy or sell in the next second
The market? You can't control it—news, macro factors, market makers, all outside your control
Stop-loss? Partly controllable—wicks, gaps, and slippage can all make you stop out at a worse price
Take-profit? Even less controllable; you can only guess how far it will go
The only thing you can be 100% sure of when you press the button is: how much I put in.
And this one thing you can co

BTC at $75,800, are you still waiting for a crash?

$1.28 billion flowed out of ETFs in one week, $1 billion in long positions got liquidated, and the group chats are full of “the bears are coming”—yet the price is stubbornly holding above 75k. Is October CPI the final blow, or the starting gun for a last-ditch comeback?

First, the surface picture: bad news is piling up, but the price hasn’t crashed.

In early November, BTC plunged from 80k-81k to 75k, down more than 5%, with around $1 billion in liquidations in a single day. U.S. spot BTC ETFs saw $1.28 billion in net outflows last week, the

Gm gm fams
the Elon effect is actually ridiculous
one tweet was enough to send this thing flying, put someone $100K+ in profit, and get Frank aping with size
and people still underestimate how much attention drives crypto valuations
in this market, distribution is liquidity bros
attention is the catalyst
and Elon is basically a walking launchpad