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Fam, I’m your spiritual pillar. Latest update: there’ll be a huge dump tonight. Remember what I said—short immediately. Don’t go long. Only short the highs. Making money in crypto is simple; information is key. Follow along and make gains. Remember what I said?

What's really happening to Man Utd? They luckily escaped Roma, they won't escape Aston Villa

This aipassport—I honestly can't think of what else these few buttons can do... It just feels like making it play videos or listen to the radio would be even more pointless... After thinking it over and over, I made a QR code wallet and put my subway, bus, and payment QR codes in it. Even though it's still a pointless app that adds an unnecessary extra step, I really can't think of anything else this thing could do 😂... People with no imagination shouldn't buy this kind of thing 😂

1000U’s three ways to die, and the only way to live
With small capital, there are only three ways to keep wiping out. See which one sounds like you.
Way to die #1: Going all-in
1000U, 20x leverage, betting it all in one go.
Get the direction right, double your money in a day; get it wrong, go to zero in a day.
The problem isn’t whether you’ll be wrong—it’s that you will be. It’s only a matter of time.
And if you go all-in, you only get to be wrong once.
Antidote: Risk no more than 2% per trade.
With 1000U, that’s a loss of just 20U. You can be wrong 50 times in a row and still be standing.
Way

We saw up to 6% drop on $Btc earlier this week when tech stocks saw blood.
In that btc drop , at least $4B was sold in a single 4H candle , a bulk of that drop, if not all of it, was attributed to ETFs.
To recover that drop quickly, Bitcoin will need a catalyst to drive it up 4-5% from here. Asides that, fast recovery isn’t feasible.
Can we get a catalyst in form of a very good news today?

A trading strategy has been profitable for 20 consecutive trades. Does that prove it works?

Not necessarily.

If we don't know the number of trades, the distribution of losses, the risks taken, or whether the strategy has been repeatedly tuned, those 20 profitable trades may not tell us much.

What really needs to be verified is not how much the strategy has made before, but whether it has an edge that can be replicated, explained, and withstand scrutiny.

I. Look at sample size, not just the win rate

Suppose two strategies both have a 70% win rate.

Strategy A has completed only 20 trades,

People who carry too much gear are less likely to reach the finish line
Hikers have a saying: the heavier your pack, the less likely you are to reach the summit.
The same is true in crypto.
You have thirty trading strategies saved on your computer, follow twenty influencers on your phone, and get over ten trading calls every day—
You're not trading; you're climbing a mountain with a heavy load.
For newcomers to crypto, the gear looks like this:
One indicator, one asset, one rule.
Simple, but you can keep moving.
After three years in crypto, veterans' gear looks like this:
Eight indicators, fiv

The Fed decides on rates again on October 28. Since the start of the year, WTI crude is up about 73%, and household inflation expectations have risen by half a percentage point. Core inflation sits where it started the year, but September's CPI, covered here last week, came in above forecasts on both the annual headline and core rates.

Yields have climbed too. The two-year Treasury yield, which tracks where traders expect policy rates to go, has risen by more than full percentage point this year, to 4.8%. It now sits well above the 4% top of the Fed's target range, even after the hike on Sep

#USCPIDataIncoming #ShareWeekly

The global financial markets are approaching another important economic event. On November 10, 2026, the United States will release its October Consumer Price Index (CPI) report, a data point that could influence expectations surrounding Federal Reserve policy and shape market sentiment across multiple asset classes.

Inflation had been showing signs of improvement, but September delivered a warning. Annual headline CPI increased from 3.4% in August to 3.7% in September, raising questions about whether the inflation slowdown is losing momentum.

For investors,

Before rushing to buy the dip, you should see this.
$SPX weekly chart and why I'm paying close attention right now.
Start with the left side of the chart.
Since the April 2025 lows, the market has followed the same pattern over and over again. Rally, pull back to the 200-day moving average (blue line), bounce, and repeat.
Every single test of that moving average has been bought. That's essentially been the story of this market for the past 18 months.
Now look at the right side.
From August through October, the market stopped making progress. Three months of consolidation between 7,560 and 7,84

Why Does the Exchange Show a Profit, Yet the Amount You Actually Earn After All Costs Is Much Smaller?

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

Paper profit does not necessarily equal actual net profit.

Especially in the cryptocurrency market, trading frequency, order types, holding periods, and market liquidity can all affect the final result.

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

1. Trading fees: Every b

There’s a strange phenomenon in crypto: newcomers make money, while veterans with years of experience lose it
You’ve definitely seen people like this:
They know nothing, casually buy some coins, and double their money in two months.
Meanwhile, you’ve spent three years studying the market, and your account is still going nowhere.
It’s not luck. “Knowing too much” comes at a price.
Why can beginners make money?
Because they have just one rule:
“If I think it’ll go up, I buy. If it drops, I’ll just call it tuition.”
They don’t use leverage
They don’t trade constantly
They don’t dump a profitable

#BTCETFOutflowsContinue #每周来晒
The Institutional Exit: Deciphering the $1.28 Billion ETF Liquidation at the $75,948 Junction
The structural foundation of the digital asset market is facing an unprecedented technical test, driven by a violent shift in traditional financial capital flows. Captured precisely at 9:37 AM PKT on Sunday, November 8, 2026, Bitcoin is trading at the $75,948 zone, demonstrating immense native spot resilience in the face of an institutional mass-exodus. Over the weekly cycle ending November 6, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs suffered a devastating $1.28 billion in net withdrawal

The Modern Person’s Wealth-Disappearing Act: There’s a Financial Trap for Everyone

As long as you have a little spare cash and the idea of “investing” crosses your mind, you’ve already entered this battlefield of “genius traders.”
As one blogger summed up the perfect cycle: Those who didn’t buy silver bought gold; those who didn’t buy gold bought stocks; those who didn’t buy stocks bought funds; those who didn’t buy funds bought futures. And even those who thought they were the smartest and bought cars and houses are quietly bearing the brunt of it all.
Think that’s the end of it? A commenter

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Only threw over some small change to @Enter_Elysium and doing pretty good so far
Holding $YIELDEX $VOID $BLOB $KLEOS $BOXA and $EOS
What’s worth adding? Shill me 👇
$HYPE

🧧🧧#Why am I dollar-cost averaging into AR? Many people don't understand this sector!
I’m not chasing short-term hype; I’m betting on distributed rendering compute in the AI era.
The AI video and 3D boom both require massive computing power behind the scenes. This sector has taken a different path from the swarm of fiercely competitive L2 chains.
The first wave rose to over 90
The second wave rose to over 50
This time, down to around 25, there’s still nearly 8x upside
So I’m only dollar-cost averaging in small amounts and in batches, not making a big bet.
Could the computing-power sector beco