Many traders see RSI above 70 and assume the market has risen too much and prices are about to fall, so they rush to open short positions. But in real market conditions, especially during a strong uptrend, BTC may continue rising even after RSI enters overbought territory, and may even stay at elevated levels for a long time.

Why does this happen?

First, the trend is strong. In a clear uptrend, buying pressure remains stronger than selling pressure, and RSI may stay above 70 for an extended period. This does not mean prices are about to reverse; instead, it may indicate that bullish momentum

Why does the exchange show a profit, while the amount you actually make after deducting all costs is much lower?

When reviewing their trades, many traders focus only on the difference between the buying and selling prices, while overlooking an important issue:

A profit on paper does not necessarily equal actual net profit.

In particular, in the cryptocurrency market, trading frequency, order types, holding time, and market liquidity can all affect the final result.

To find out whether a strategy can actually make money, you need to account for at least the following five types of costs.

I

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October CPI: Inflation Remains Sticky Despite Headline Cooling

October's US CPI report delivered a mixed signal. Headline inflation rose 0.4% month-over-month, slowing from September's 0.6%, but remaining above the 0.3% forecast.

Core CPI also increased 0.3%, matching September and exceeding the 0.2% expectation. This suggests underlying inflationary pressure remains persistent.

Food prices rose 0.5%, shelter increased 0.3%, and transportation costs climbed 0.8%. Meanwhile, energy inflation slowed significantly, mainly due to weaker gasoline price increases.

How Much Should You Lose on a Single Trade? Manage Risk Scientifically to Achieve Consistent Long-Term Profits!

In crypto futures trading, many people spend every day analyzing when BTC will rise or fall, yet rarely take the time to calculate one thing: if a trade goes wrong, how much of a loss can they actually afford?

In reality, identifying the direction of the market is only part of long-term trading. Risk management is what determines whether an account can survive over time.

First, set your risk per trade in advance. You can use 1% of your account balance as your risk budget for a sin

I opened an ETH LONG position. Just scalping, looking for the nearest bounce, since the trend has already changed.
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ETH rebounded from its lows today, but several attempts to push higher this afternoon failed, and it returned to around 2058 this evening. There’s been a short-term recovery, but no clear sign yet of a broader strengthening trend.

I’m mainly watching two zones next: 2070–2076 above and 2042–2047 below.

If the rebound meets resistance in the upper zone, I’ll prioritize watching for a pullback opportunity. If price retests the lower zone and holds, I’ll consider a short-term rebound. I’ll avoid chasing in the middle and wait for price to reach a key zone before making a call.

If ETH holds abo

How Is Crypto Regulation Changing, and What Does It Mean for Ordinary Users?

In the Web3 world, many people focus on Bitcoin prices, market trends, and new projects, but it is easy to overlook an important factor affecting the entire industry: changing regulatory rules.

Regulation is not just an issue for exchanges and project teams. It can also affect ordinary users’ account verification, asset custody, stablecoin use, cross-border transfers, and access to products and services.

But regulatory changes cannot simply be viewed as bullish or bearish.

What really matters is what the rules cha

Talking Crypto at a Racing Factory

On November 9, 2026, the "Racing the Future Vol. 5" event took place at the Oracle Red Bull Racing headquarters in Milton Keynes, UK. Dr. Han, founder and CEO of Gate, was invited to the event, where he delivered a keynote speech titled "New Rules, New Grid: Be Ready for Crypto’s New Era."

The event brought together the engineering discipline of Formula 1 with the evolution of security, regulation, and business models within the crypto industry. Gate serves as an official sponsor and the exclusive crypto trading platform partner for the team. While the ser

In BTC trading, many people see a candlestick with a long lower wick and assume buyers are starting to fight back and the price is about to rebound, so they rush in to buy the dip. But in reality, a long lower wick does not necessarily mean a trend reversal; it may just be a brief rebound during a downtrend.

So, how should you assess it?

First, look at where it appears. If a long lower wick forms near an important support level from earlier, it suggests that strong buying may have emerged after the price fell to this area, making the rebound signal relatively more meaningful. But if it appea

$BTC Weekly Outlook Remains Bearish as Critical Support Comes Into Focus
Bitcoin continues to face downside pressure, with the weekly structure showing weakness below major resistance levels. The market is now approaching an important support zone that could determine its next major move.

Key figures

$72,460 — Critical weekly support that buyers need to defend.

$79,000 — First major resistance to monitor.

$81,000 — Higher resistance and an important level for a bullish recovery.

$66,500–$66,000 — Potential downside zone if weekly support breaks.

Bearish Scenario: A confirmed breakdown b

Microsoft commercial cloud local currency prices will be adjusted annually, with five currencies changing first from January 1, 2027
Microsoft announced that, starting January 1, 2027, commercial cloud prices in certain currencies will be reviewed and updated annually. This adjustment follows the plan announced in July this year: local currency prices will be aligned with global pricing every January. The first currencies affected are the Australian dollar, Chinese yuan, Indian rupee, Norwegian krone, and New Zealand dollar.
[Cloud prices move in different directions across five currencies; on

Why can actual risk keep increasing even as unrealized profits grow?

Many traders actually start taking on greater risks after making a profit.

A trade makes money, so they increase their position size; the account posts consecutive gains, so they raise leverage; the market keeps rising, and they start to think they have figured out how it works.

But one easily overlooked fact is:

Growing unrealized profits do not mean risk is decreasing; and the more you earn, the more it does not mean you can afford to take greater losses.

I. Why is it easy to relax risk controls after making a profit?

In crypto trading, many people know they should analyze the market rationally, yet when it comes time to place an order, they are often controlled by their emotions. When they see BTC rising rapidly, they fear missing out and can't resist chasing the price higher; when they see the price suddenly fall, they start to panic and rush to close their positions.

Why is trading so easily driven by emotions?

First, fear of missing out on a market move. When the market suddenly becomes highly volatile, many people worry about missing a chance to make money. They rush into a trade without waiting for

Why can a small adverse price movement cause huge losses when using high leverage?

In the cryptocurrency market, some traders use high leverage because they want to control a larger position with less margin.

But they often overlook one key point:

Leverage amplifies not only potential gains, but also the rate of losses relative to your own margin.

When the price moves against you, your margin can quickly shrink. If your account equity falls below the platform’s maintenance margin requirement, forced liquidation may be triggered.

I. How exactly does leverage amplify risk?

Suppose you put

In crypto futures trading, 10x leverage may not sound particularly high, but many traders underestimate the risks behind it.

Suppose you have 1,000 USDT and use 10x leverage. This means you can open a notional position worth about 10,000 USDT (though the exact amount also depends on the margin mode and trading fees).

If the market price moves 1% against you, your position will incur an unrealized loss of about 100 USDT, equivalent to 10% of your principal. If the price moves 5% in the opposite direction, the theoretical unrealized loss could reach 500 USDT.

This doesn’t account for trading

What exactly are a seed phrase and a private key? Why might they be impossible to recover once exposed?

In the Web3 world, many people know they should protect their digital assets, but may not truly understand the relationship between a seed phrase, a private key, and a wallet address.

Understanding these three concepts is an important step toward building awareness of digital asset security.

1️⃣ Wallet address: the address others use to send you funds

A wallet address can be understood as a public identifier for receiving digital assets.

You can usually share your address with people wh

Why do some traders get the market right, yet their accounts still lose money?

You predict BTC will rise, and the price does rise.

You predict the market will fall, and it does.

But when you open your account, your returns are not as good as you expected—or you may even still be at a loss.

Where is the problem?

Getting the direction right is not the same as making a profitable trade.

In real trading, there are at least five details that are easy to overlook.

I. You get the direction right, but your entry is poorly timed

If you chase a move after the market has already risen sharply, th

In crypto futures trading, many people have had this experience: right after opening a position, the price moves slightly against them and their stop-loss is triggered. Yet frustratingly, after they close the position, the market starts moving in the direction they originally expected.

Why do stop-losses keep getting hit?

First, the stop-loss is set too close. BTC has significant short-term volatility, and if you place your stop-loss very close to your entry price simply because you're afraid of losing money, normal price fluctuations can easily trigger it.

Second, key support and resistanc