$INIT Open one long position every day, and see how far you fall

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Wall Street is really getting boxed in by stablecoins this time. Starting January 18, every newly issued coin has to be backed by short-term Treasuries, effectively creating a whole new class of buyers for U.S. debt. After doing this for so long, I’ve learned that position sizing is always more important than calling the direction. This hot trend is shifting from tech to financial infrastructure, and I’m not chasing it. So what’s the conclusion? I haven’t figured it out either.

$INTC — sharing some takeaways from Lip-Bu Tan’s fireside chat at today’s SGLang Summit with Ying Sheng(was super crowded today 😓)
• Crescent Island: reportedly already “2 billion” in customer purchases. Currency and order details still need confirmation, but that’s a number worth following up on. An inference GPU running LPDDR5X. No HBM.
• EMIB-T: apparently sounded very confident. Said more customers should be embracing it over the next 3 months. That gives us a pretty concrete window to watch for traction in advanced packaging.
• Also mentioned an Israeli quantum software deal — likely ref

$BTC is stuck around $71,000–$72,200.
Down hard this week. ETF outflows hit ~$1.4B–$1.9B in November so far.
The 200-day MA near $73,100–$73,200 is under pressure.
Break and hold below = more downside risk.

Bitcoin's 30-day apparent demand just hit minus 284,000 BTC. I went back to the last two times it got this deep.
March 2025. Minus 309,000 BTC. Bitcoin bottomed near $74,500 in early April, then made a new all-time high above $126,000 in October.
June 2026. Minus 273,000 BTC. Demand recovered within weeks.
November 2026. Minus 284,000 BTC on November 7, with Bitcoin around $73,000.
Both earlier times, demand recovered within a few weeks and price followed higher inside about two months.
Two examples is a small sample. CryptoQuant's Bull Score sits at 20, a reading that has marked both durable

The FBI yesterday exposed another wave of scams by North Korean hackers using FaceStealer; the gang swindled more than $400 million in 18 months.
They usually use stolen Telegram or Discord accounts to invite you to meetings, typically under the pretext of discussing a partnership or investment. First they send a Calendly link, then a fake Zoom link. The familiar face on the other end is actually a recording. Then they say they can't hear you and ask you to click an update; once the trojan is installed, your camera starts recording.
Finally, they wait until there's more money in your wallet, t

$1000PEPE$1000PEPE memecoin sector remains very strong, guys. Catch the rebound momentum🤩Go long now🔥🔥Take-profit 1: 0.0047 Take-profit 2: 0.005 Take-profit 3: 0.006 Stop-loss: 0.00407$PLAY $BARD

#CandyDrop192ndCampaign

𝗖𝗮𝗻𝗱𝘆𝗗𝗿𝗼𝗽 𝟭𝟵𝟮𝗻𝗱 𝗖𝗮𝗺𝗽𝗮𝗶𝗴𝗻: 𝗜𝘀 𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝟵𝟬𝟲,𝟬𝟬𝟬 𝗪𝗟𝗙𝗜 𝗥𝗲𝘄𝗮𝗿𝗱𝘀 𝗘𝗮𝘀𝗶𝗲𝗿 𝗧𝗵𝗮𝗻 𝗬𝗼𝘂 𝗧𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗸?

A common myth about crypto reward campaigns is that you must be an experienced trader or invest a large amount to participate. But not every campaign works the same way. Some opportunities also encourage users to explore a project, complete trading activities, and invite friends.

The 192nd CandyDrop campaign brings this idea into focus with a reward pool of 906,000 WLFI.

🔍 𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗛𝗮𝗽𝗽𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗱?

The 192nd CandyDrop

Does a 5.774% gain on lower volume count as a real rally? I'm bullish on $PYTH
$PYTH is currently at 0.06723, up 5.774% over 24h, with a range of 0.0619–0.06776.

I'm bullish here. The Fear & Greed Index is at 20, while crypto-related US stocks averaged -5.54% overnight. The broader market is risk_off, so coins that can rally in a weak market deserve a closer look.

First, volume is still healthy: 24h trading volume is 2139874 USDT, just 0.474 times the 30-day average. A gain on lower volume suggests no one is quietly dumping.

Second, leverage is light. OI is 108,412,628, down 14.71% from the

That Jensen Huang/Nvidia thing—was the tech executive forced out over China espionage allegations based on evidence, or was it just hype? The longer you stare at the markets, the more you see what you want to see. This ousting looks more like a political statement than a smoking gun. What do you think? Share your position.

Preliminary data shows that retail investors’ net purchases of $nvda today reached 60 times the daily average.
The generals have all fallen, yet retail investors are still charging.
The generals have all fallen—why are you still charging?

$ETH It’s hard to get bullish again. The god-tier old demon from the previous version shorted ETH, adding to the position as it kept moving into profit, turning just over 170,000 RMB into 10 million in unrealized gains in two weeks. He still hasn’t taken profit and expects ETH to actually drop to 1800.

I really appreciate a product that puts the ability to delete an account directly in users' hands. Many platforms make the account deletion process cumbersome, requiring you to contact customer support and submit all kinds of documents, which makes for a terrible experience. This time,

I've laid out the steps clearly for everyone. Feel free to refer to them if needed:
1. Log in
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3. In the pop-up, manually enter the words “delete account” and check the relevant confirmation terms t

VVV | Short position 🔴 | Bearish | 15 minutes | 24-hour change: -3.57% | Volume: 25.2M USDT Short rationale: Price below EMA200; EMA20/50/200 in bearish alignment; RSI14 at 44.2; MACD histogram negative; ADX14 at 10.8; volume at 0.32x the 20-candle average; trend pullback/continuation. Entry: 18.915 Stop-loss: 19.2128 Take-profit 1: 18.5428 | Take-profit 2: 18.3195 | Take-profit 3: 18.0217 Entry price for reference only; do not chase. This strategy is invalidated if the stop-loss level is hit. Technical analysis strategy only; not financial advice. $VVV

Why Do You Keep Losing Money?
1. You Treat Risk Markets as a Betting Arena
Instead of a Probabilities Game:
Most people see a certain stock or cryptocurrency skyrocket,
or hear some so-called “inside information,”
and think, “This time, I’m going to seize the opportunity.”
That’s a classic case of mistaking outcomes for skill.
The event has already happened. Once the good news is out,
there’s naturally no more positive news left to come.
So whoever gets in at that point is the sucker.

What the real pros look at is:
expected value, risk-reward ratio, and position sizing.
1️⃣ Expected Value (EV

Calling the bottom and logging off to focus on myself 🫡
See you next year