$NYT ‌
NYT is currently trading at 65.57 in pre-market, down 1.33%. The stock is experiencing a significant bearish correction, having fallen sharply from recent highs near 71.51 down to a low of 64.54. It is currently attempting to find a floor, but overall market structure remains heavily damaged in the short term.

· Resistance: 66.77 - 66.89 (MA60 and MA120 cluster) and 68.72 (MA30).
· Support: 64.54 (Recent swing low) and psychological 65.00.
· Current Pivot: 65.57 (Current price action).

The 4-hour chart reveals a brutal sell-off, characterized by several large, consecutive red candles

SOL Shanghai has completely collapsed—time to short it. The government's stance is crystal clear: absolutely not!

The Sol conference, originally scheduled to be held in Shanghai, was urgently halted by multiple government departments before it even opened. The reason was that the organizers had placed advertisements on an exterior wall, publicly promoting virtual currencies.

A relevant central bank official directly pointed out that SOL itself is a virtual currency, and this public blockchain also provides transaction technology support for assets such as USDT. Under domestic regulations, su

At 21:30 tonight, nonfarm payrolls are coming: only 65k jobs are expected, with unemployment at 4.2%—whether BTC can hold $76,000 will be decided when the data comes out tonight. #10月非农数据聚焦 #加密市场承压

The whole market is waiting for this data today. BTC briefly fell to around $75,080 this morning before recovering above $76,000. Spot ETFs saw $430 million in outflows yesterday alone, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell more than 12% yesterday, and Taiwan stocks closed down 4.51% today—risk assets are broadly lower today, all waiting for tonight’s nonfarm payrolls to provide some answers.

💡 Mariano's strategy: "I add to my longs as people capitulate. I don't do it when everybody's buying — I do it when everybody's selling." SOPR is putting a new low. People are selling at a loss. That's his signal. Alpha at 22:24 in today's video.
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What’s the Difference Between Limit Orders and Market Orders? Many People Get It Wrong from the Start

In cryptocurrency trading, placing an order may look as simple as clicking buy or sell, but different order types affect how trades are executed, how much control you have over the price, and the risks involved. Understanding limit orders and market orders is an important first step toward building trading discipline.

First, limit orders: prioritize price control.

A limit order lets you set the highest price you’re willing to pay to buy or the lowest price you’re willing to accept to sell.

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If fund security were an exam, would Gate be willing to show its report card?

Crypto platforms are like students, users are like teachers, and proof of fund security is a report card worth paying attention to.
Through its proof-of-fund-security mechanism, Gate lets users review the platform’s reserves and related verification information.
What does this mean?
For example, if a teacher simply says they got a perfect score, people might be skeptical; but providing the test paper and score records makes the claim more credible and useful for reference.
Of course, fund security can’t be judged by

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Goldman Sachs slashed its gold price forecasts, citing the Federal Reserve's hawkish shift in recent months and its effect on investor positioning, while keeping a constructive longer-term view tied to strong central bank buying.

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Bitcoin Drops to $76K as Nvidia, AMD Plunge and $1B Crypto Long-Term Capital Erased
The post-election crypto rally lasted a single day. Heavy selling in U.S. tech stocks spilled over into crypto, wiping out all the gains Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP had built up after the U.S. election. More than $1 billion in leveraged crypto positions were liquidated during the autumn.
The primary driver is growing concern over what a Democrat-controlled Congress could mean for artificial intelligence, a topic that has dominated the market for the past three years.
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Market crashes are market crashes, and protecting assets is protecting assets, but we need to be mindful of the facts.

1. Contrary to what the media reports, Hinoho seems to be quite reasonable, as they included union electricians and Republican members in the four-person acquisition committee. As a union member, they would undoubtedly want to attract Tesla. They also announced that they would be negotiating with Elon. Elon recently stated in an earnings call that Tesla would increase production by a whopping 10GW in just one year. ("10GW is an easy target.") It's not difficult to predict wh

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The Nasdaq fell 5.5%, but the divergence within it was actually far more severe than the index decline: AMD fell 17%, Nvidia fell 9%, while Microsoft and Meta declined much less than the chip supply chain. This structure shows that the market is not indiscriminately selling “tech”; it is precisely avoiding the “earnings vulnerability of the AI hardware chain.”

The problem with chip stocks is that they are the purest proxy for AI capital expenditure. Once the narrative of slowing data center construction takes hold, revenue expectations will be revised down even faster than share prices. The P

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📡 Signal Card | Synced as soon as it came in
Source: Victorious channel Target: $BTC Long entry: 82477.8 Target: 83099.5 Stop loss: 82062
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when I take a loss, I eat meat to tell myself not to be afraid.

Chip stocks have crashed, but are tech giants the better buy? Microsoft, Google, or Apple—which is the winner in the AI correction?

One question worth considering amid this sharp sell-off in AI stocks is: Which is better to hold for the long term—chip companies or tech giants? Chipmakers directly benefit from demand for AI computing power, but are also more vulnerable to order fluctuations, inventory cycles, and competitive dynamics. Large tech companies, by contrast, have mature businesses, vast customer bases, and relatively diversified revenue streams. However, even giants aren’t immune: i