$DODO Bearish momentum is strengthening! Sellers may push the price down toward $0.0240... Entry zone: $0.0265–$0.0270 Take profit 1: $0.0258 Take profit 2: $0.0250 Take profit 3: $0.0240 Stop loss: $0.0283 After encountering strong resistance near $0.0295, DODO is showing signs of weakness. The price is forming lower highs, and sustained selling pressure could lead to another drop toward $0.0240.

Microsoft email has been having issues for over ten hours
Has it still not been fixed...

I’m keeping Google, but my NVIDIA position got closed out, and I’m so pissed. Don’t touch NVIDIA lately—the news has way too much of an impact

Bitcoin analysis$BTC ‌

The operator of Dove’s Kuaishou flagship store was fined 800k yuan for portraying infidelity as sweet in an advertisement.
But the party fined was Shanghai Zongzheng Food, the flagship store operator—not Dove’s brand owner!

Today, $AKE pumped 83%
Currently price is entered cooling phase, Short correction is Possible towards 0.0042 - 0.004 😬

Why Do Futures Prices for the Same Cryptocurrency Differ Across Expiration Dates?

When you look at the cryptocurrency futures market, you may notice that even for the same asset, such as Bitcoin, some futures contracts are priced higher than spot, while contracts with later expiration dates are priced even higher.

If the underlying asset is the same, why do different contracts have different prices?

The key is that futures prices are influenced not only by spot prices, but also by factors such as contract term, funding costs, market demand, and risk expectations.

First, different expiratio

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Btc back to almost June price
Btc d hasn't reached the same pivot?
This means btc has sucked up most of the liquidity
And alts have taken more hit
Good news - money flow into btc is healthy

What Is Open Interest (OI)? Why Doesn’t an Increase in Open Interest Necessarily Mean Prices Will Rise Immediately?

In crypto derivatives trading, many people see open interest continue to rise and assume the market is about to go up. But open interest reflects the size of contracts that have not yet been closed, not simply buying capital. To correctly understand market changes, you need to analyze OI alongside price, trading volume, and funding rates.

First, what is OI?

Open interest (OI) refers to the total number of contracts that have not been closed at a given point in time. OI may inc

Is this pullback finally bottoming? A few signals worth watching:
1️⃣ Time + decline are already nearing historical extremes
This pullback began on September 21 and has lasted 54 days, with a maximum decline of 18%. Compared with the first three declines of the 2026 bear market (longest: 56 days; maximum decline: 38%), this one is nearing the time limit, but its decline is actually the smallest.
2️⃣ ETF outflows are relatively shallow—not panic selling
All three previous major drops coincided with massive ETF outflows. This time, outflows are significantly smaller, suggesting it has not reache

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11.13 Gold Afternoon Outlook: Rebound Rallies Into Resistance and Retreats! The Tug-of-War Between Gold Bulls and Bears Intensifies

Gold dipped to an early-session low of 3872 before beginning a rebound. It climbed to around 3923 intraday, met resistance, and retreated. Bulls failed to hold onto their gains, and the price has now pulled back to around 3894 and is trading sideways. Rebound momentum has clearly waned, with bulls and bears entering a short-term standoff.

Technical analysis: On the 10-minute chart, the price quickly retreated after rebounding to the previous resistance zone. Sho

Why can spot-futures arbitrage still lose money in practice, even though it seems like a sure win?

When Bitcoin futures prices are significantly higher than spot prices, a common strategy is to buy spot while selling futures, then wait for the price gap to converge and capture the profit.

This strategy is commonly known as a cash-and-carry trade. It has a clear pricing rationale, but that does not mean it is risk-free.

First, the price gap is not the same as the final profit.

Suppose an asset has a spot price of 100,000 USDT and a futures price of 102,000 USDT, making the apparent price ga

The AI Godfather Exits—Who Will Be the Biggest Winner? Have AMD and Broadcom Finally Got Their Chance?

Who will be happiest if NVIDIA suddenly loses its soul, Jensen Huang?
Probably not NVIDIA shareholders, but the competitors that have long wanted a slice of the AI chip market.
AMD, Broadcom, and other AI chip-related companies may attract renewed market attention. The reason is simple: when an industry leader undergoes a management change, capital naturally starts looking for alternatives.
AMD's strength lies in its GPU product lineup, while Broadcom has its own competitive edge in custom A

What Is the Risk-Reward Ratio? Why Can a Trade Have Long-Term Value Even If Its Win Rate Is Low, as Long as Risk Is Managed Reasonably?

In cryptocurrency trading, many people focus too much on the win rate, believing that they need to make correct calls frequently to make money. But what truly affects long-term trading results is not just the win rate, but also the amount won or lost on each trade. The risk-reward ratio is an important tool that helps traders assess whether a trade is worth taking.

First, what is the risk-reward ratio?

The risk-reward ratio typically compares a trade’s pote