11.13 ETH Analysis

Analysis: Short around 2015-2035 on the rebound, with a stop at 2055. First target: 1990; second target: 1960.

H timeframe chart, current price 2004.57. The price has continued to retreat from the high of 2135.90. A rebound to around 2090 was rejected again, followed by a sharp, high-volume drop below the previous consolidation range, with a low of 1982.60. Overall, the structure is bearish, with both highs and lows moving lower. In terms of candlestick patterns, bearish candles grew significantly during the retreat from around 2090, while rebound candles saw declining vol

$BTW respected the key area perfectly and the trade is paying now.Love seeing setups play out like this.Good result.Today's focus: $BARD and $BTC .

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Jensen Huang resigned from all his positions and has to testify before the House Foreign Affairs Committee. A DOJ antitrust investigation has also emerged, along with reports that he had an intimate relationship with a second employee. The stock plunged 13% intraday and still closed down 4.3%, dragging down a slew of AI-related stocks. By contrast, competitors Broadcom and AMD rose more than 5.5%.
Bitcoin fell too, hitting its lowest level since September, down 3.6% over 24 hours. U.S. stocks edged lower overall, with the Dow down 0.36%, the S&P 500 down 0.35%, and the Nasdaq

11.13 BTC Trading Strategy

　　BTC is currently in a clearly bearish market. After breaking below the 73000 range support, the price accelerated downward. The Bollinger Bands are widening to the downside, with bearish momentum in control overall and rebounds remaining weak. Key short-term resistance is in the 71400–71700 range, with strong resistance concentrated around 72300–72600. The first key support below is the intraday low of 70635; a decisive break below it would open the way for a further decline to the 70000 round-number level and support around 69500.

　　Entry zone: Short with a smal

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📡 Signal card is here; sis is just relaying it and makes no guarantees.
Source: NSCrypto82 Channel Target: $TURBO Long entry: 0.000683 Target: 0.000708 / 0.000742 / 0.000787 Stop-loss: 0.000654
Speaking of which, I relayed this person's $DYM trade earlier today, and now they're back again—the frequency is a bit high 👀
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Shared as a personal record, not investment advice. #AnthropicIPO update: Oversubscribed several times, valuation may be raised.

November 13: ETH’s weak downward consolidation remains intact; prioritize shorting rallies.

[Today’s Plan]
Short entry zone: enter on a rebound to 2020—2035
Stop-loss: above 2055
Take-profit: target 1995—1985

[Core Logic]
On the 30-minute timeframe, price pulled back from the 2103.41 high, tested a new interim low of 1982.30, and entered a weak consolidation phase, with the overall descending channel still intact. MACD continues to trade below the zero line, rebound momentum is weak, and bulls lack the strength to reverse the downtrend. The 2020—2035 area above is a dense resistance zone for

BTC fell nearly 4% overnight, now at 71,159. It dipped to a low of 70,688 last night, just one step away from the 70,000 round-number level. On the second day after breaking below the 200-day moving average, the market hasn’t seen a rebound—instead, it’s waiting for tonight’s PPI at 21:30. #美国10月PPI即将出炉

BTC is currently at 71,159 USDT (Finnhub, November 13, 08:54), down 3.98% over 24 hours. It closed at 72,884 on November 12. The 200-day moving average, at around 73,173, is now overhead, while the 50-week moving average at 75,153 is even farther away. BTC is down 3.93% over the past 5 tradin

◆ Morning Note｜11-13

As of 09:15.
Recap: 8 deployed last night, 2 filled, 2W/0L.
Live US book: 24h closed +0.86% (2W/0L); +1.87% since 2026-09-29, max DD 11.73%; 1 open (+14.15%).
The three major US indexes pulled back slightly overnight: S&P 500 at 7,592.4, -0.35%; Nasdaq at 25,366.1, -0.39%—a normal consolidation. The 10-Year Treasury Yield rose 10.5 basis points in a single day to 5.103%, and DXY rose to 103.2, reflecting valuation repricing rather than a trend reversal. BTC at $70,986, down 0.66% over 24 hours; the reason is clear: the opportunity cost of non-yielding assets has risen.

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Didn't sleep very soundly last night
Got up and checked the price first
The 71k level just gave way too 🥲
BTC fell below 71k, hitting a low of around 70.6k
Now hovering around 71k
Down about 4% over 24 hours
The high is still around 74.1k
Liquidation figures are catching up too
BTC saw about $325 million in liquidations over 24 hours, with longs at about $310 million—roughly 95% on the long side
ETH is still around 2,010
Yesterday's low of 1,984 is still holding for now
It had just broken 72k, and now 71k has given way too
I'll just watch for now, not getting involved

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Shorted at 3913, exited at 3905, 8 points, 1243🔪$XAUT

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