$SOL Solana needs no explanation—this is an all-in setup! The daily MA256 is the bull-bear dividing line. If you’re not in a position, you can go all-in with low leverage at the current price! Target: above 100! Stop-loss at 85! Welcome aboard!

Will $BTC hold this support and bounce?

$ARB
UPDATE
#ARB is getting a good bounce here. We can see 80%+ gain here ✍🏻
#ARBUSDT #ARBBTC #BTC #Bitcoin #Crypto

There are only three types of entry points. Choose one to stick with for life.
No matter how sophisticated your technical analysis is, there are essentially only three types of entries. If you’re unclear about which one you use, you’ll keep wavering.
① Breakout entry (capture the start of a trend)
Enter immediately when price breaks through a key level on high volume.
Pros: Captures the biggest part of the move and makes it less likely you’ll miss out
Cons: Low win rate, many false breakouts, and stops are easily swept
Best for: One-way trending markets and assets with clear volume
Key point:

bitcoin:native would you go long or short from here?

Build Your Own Trading System in 30 Days
Stop collecting strategies. What you need is an executable process. Here’s a 30-day plan—follow it.
Days 1–5: Do just one thing—keep records
Don’t trade; just observe using a simulator or a tiny position.
Every day, record: when you have time to watch the charts, what chart setups make you itch to trade, and how much of a loss would make you uncomfortable.
The goal: figure out your “physical parameters.”
Days 6–10: Set three things in stone
Stick to one asset (ETH or BTC recommended; avoid altcoins)
Stick to one timeframe (4H for direction + 15 minutes

#每周来晒 #广场交易达人 #WCTCS9 #CPI数据前瞻 #美股财报季
October CPI may reveal the Fed’s December move

On November 10 at 21:30, the U.S. October CPI report will be released. It’s the last inflation report available before the Fed’s December 8-9 policy meeting—in other words, it will determine whether the Fed makes a move in December. One thing to note: this report will likely not include year-over-year data. The reason isn’t data manipulation, but a missing baseline: during last year’s federal government shutdown, the Bureau of Labor Statistics skipped the October 2025 CPI release, leaving no clean year-over-

Don't measure your crypto journey against someone else's timeline.
People enter the market with different knowledge, strategies, goals, and financial situations.
Learn at your own pace. Ask questions. Make informed decisions. Understand the risks.
Progress starts with understanding, not comparison.
#CryptoJourney #CryptoCommunity #DYOR #Web3

On-the-ground marketing is still more fun
Already got 7x
Auntie's money for the year is covered by $XFS
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$BTC Retail bullish sentiment has surged to a nearly five-month high, which is not good news for the bulls.

Looking at the long-short distribution over the past two consecutive weeks, the proportion of retail traders going long has reached its highest level in more than eight months. The last time we saw a similarly extreme reading was in late January, when BTC was hovering around $90k before eventually falling below $60k.
I’ve been wondering how the big players will choose to flush out these long positions this time—will they push prices up to lure in more longs before reversing, drive price

The banter between these two is so vivid—it’s the ultimate showdown between “self-made” and “money talks”! 😂
Gates mocked Musk for only knowing how to buy companies, and Musk fired back: “Don’t make me buy Microsoft and fire you.” The funniest part is that the Altair Basic code that got Microsoft off the ground was actually copied from someone else...
But here’s the big twist: the screenshot of this exchange was actually photoshopped by a netizen (X officially debunked it), but that doesn’t stop it from being the internet’s best joke of the year.
#马斯克 #比尔盖茨 #InternetHallOfFame

If a matchmaker set me up with someone like this, I’d slap her across the face twice.

It's hard to imagine that after doing this,
it would stink so badly that no one could stand the smell.

The “Democracy Files” series has a new installment. This one looks at how midterm elections are “carried out.” The author focuses not on voting machines, but on the role of NGOs in early voting. The author says they’re too tired this week to write a summary, so they just toss out two main points and let readers take a look and make up their own minds. That approach fits the series’ usual style: no rush to draw conclusions—first, put the questions on the table.

People who believe the election system is rigged already believe it; those who don’t won’t even read about it. What I’m more curious a

$ONE Join me in placing a large short position and making big money. Stop-loss: 0.0024 Take-profit: 0.001

$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 “

When the market is good, everyone thinks they’re a trading genius! Your true skill shows in how you perform when the market moves sharply.

This week, there were 23 live BTC and ETH trades in total: 21 winners and 2 losses.

BTC: 11 trades, net +11,007.1 points, with only 1 loss.

ETH: 12 trades, net +406.9 points, with only 1 loss.

Total: net +11,414.0 points.

But I care more about Wednesday and Thursday.

The market moved sharply on those two days, with big rallies and steep declines one after another. What was truly tested was judgment, execution, and risk management.

If the direction is

‍#美股财报季 #Gate股票畅聊季

The AI “myth” is fading! What should we do next?

Wall Street was still riding high the day after the midterm elections, but on Thursday it was blindsided by the biggest single-day rout in tech stocks since the COVID-19 crash in 2020. However, excluding AI stocks, most stocks were not hit particularly hard. So the question is: after the AI tech stock crash, where should we, as U.S. stock investors, go from here? Should we turn to other traditional sectors with strong gains, or keep buying the dip in tech stocks? If we invest in traditional sectors, which stocks are worth