Regarding going long now, here’s my take.

Lately, people keep asking me whether they can go long on BTC and ETH now.

My view is clear: going long now is a gamble.

Look at the weekly charts: BTC and ETH are still steadily drifting lower, rebounds are getting weaker, highs keep moving down, and red candle follows red candle. We still haven’t seen a genuine bottoming structure.

I’ve been emphasizing for days that I’d rather miss some of the first rally than blindly try to catch the bottom in this kind of market.

There’s a saying in trading: going long earns you price gains; going short earns

Who Should You Listen to When Signals Across Multiple Time Frames Conflict?

The daily chart shows an uptrend, the 4-hour chart is pulling back, and the 15-minute chart suddenly signals a breakout. Faced with conflicting charts, many traders hesitate: Should they buy, sell, or keep waiting?

The problem isn’t necessarily that one time frame is wrong, but whether you’ve clearly defined the role of each time frame in advance.

First, determine your trading time horizon.

If you’re a short-term trader, you need to define your intended holding period and exit conditions. If you plan to hold for se

Bad Boy Watch: SPCX Update 11.13

Big Rocket closed Thursday’s U.S. session at 139.94, up 0.14%. It hit an intraday high of 147.60 and a low of 137.75.

Big Rocket swung sharply after the open. The bulls quickly pushed it up to the 148 level but couldn’t break through, and it soon pulled back. It ultimately closed up just 0.14%. Bad Boy had expected it to test the downtrend line before pulling back to the lower edge of the ascending channel, but that didn’t happen.

Looking at the candlestick chart, the stock is above its 5-day and 10-day moving averages, which provide some support.

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Over the past 24 hours, deleveraging was Long-led, with $250 million in Long liquidations versus $8.46 million in Short liquidations. Leverage was crowded on the long side. Fear & Greed at 20 reflects a release of crowded positioning, not an allocation signal.

Past 24h was Long-led deleveraging: Long liquidations $250M vs Short $8.46M, leverage crowded on longs; Fear & Greed 20 is crowding release, not an allocation signal. BTC 68,636, -3.95%; 10-Year yield 5.103%, no macro buffer.

When U.S. stocks were plunging so hard before, $btc could still hold around 75000. Back then, I thought crypto was really resilient and that once U.S. stocks stabilized, a rebound would soon begin. Now U.S. stocks have indeed stabilized, but unexpectedly, crypto has made a catch-up decline 🤡, and $uni has also caught up on the downside. Now everyone’s finally quiet, playing dead. Everyone on the timeline who was bullish before has gone silent. The weekly MA50 and daily MA99 have both been broken.

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Guys, everyone stand up
Those who are in, please give me more responses🌹
🙂‍↔️Once again, luck got us to our TP🍀
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As crypto markets ebb and flow, following the trend is the best strategy.
Don’t assume the bull market has just begun; greed can easily lead you into a trap.

In this morning’s setup, ETH continued its downtrend.
People often ask: With the market continuing to fall, why do I still emphasize that we’re in the early stages of a bull market?
It’s simple: An early bull market doesn’t mean everything will rise right away. It’s not yet time to buy the dip, so don’t rush in and try to catch a falling knife.

In the earlier ETH trade, I entered a short at 2014, with a target of 1930.
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$INIT Down 18 points in 24 hours, plunging straight from 0.1474 to 0.1070. At 0.1164 now, intraday bears have already unloaded their positions. The 216M in trading volume suggests most panic selling is over, but don’t rush to catch a falling knife with a coin crashing like this—wait for the structure to form.
My plan: No chasing shorts or buying the dip at the current price. I’ll place staggered, small long entries in the 0.1100–0.1120 range, using only 20% of my position, with a stop below 0.1065. If it breaks below the previous low, I’ll admit I’m wrong and exit—no holding on. The first take

As I said at noon, MSTR shorts dragged Bitcoin below 69,000 and 68,800.

The price is still hovering around 68,700, and support at 68,000 is weak, so don’t buy the dip just yet.

If it breaks, watch 66,975 (67,100)—both of these are only bottoms for today.

Below 67,000 is the major bottom. Spot buyers don’t need to chase the absolute low; you can add to your position for every 3,000-point drop.

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The Jensen Huang era comes to an end. Where is NVIDIA headed next?

An era often ends not because an industry suddenly disappears, but because it begins to enter a new phase.
Jensen Huang led NVIDIA for 33 years. From gaming graphics cards to data centers, from GPUs to AI infrastructure, he turned a chip company into a major force in the global technology industry.
Now, with him stepping down as CEO and leaving the board, NVIDIA must prove that it has grown from a founder-driven company into a truly mature global technology platform.
This is both a challenge and an opportunity for the company.

Spot prices are rising, but the derivatives market is weakening: What does this mean?

In crypto markets, a notable phenomenon sometimes occurs: spot prices continue to rise, while perpetual contract funding rates fall and open interest begins to decline.

Faced with this divergence, some believe the market is losing upward momentum, while others think leverage is being flushed out, making the market healthier.

So how should we interpret this? The key is to first understand what different market indicators reflect.

First, rising spot prices do not necessarily mean stronger demand for leverag