Yesterday’s 75,000–76,500 range call was validated. Today, we’ll continue trading within the range!

Yesterday’s projected 75,000–76,500 range played out: BTC dipped to around 74,810 before rebounding to around 75,800. The low-end support and overall trading range were largely in line with expectations.

BTC trading plan for today:

Look to go long at 75,200–75,500, with a stop-loss below 74,800 and targets at 76,000–76,300, then 76,500.

Look to go short at 76,300–76,600, with a stop-loss above 77,000 and targets at 75,800–75,500.

Pause low-end long entries if BTC breaks below 74,800 decisiv

NAS100 1H Structure & Bias
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Price sits at 27,051.67, tightly coiled at the confluence of WMA5 (27,050.58), WMA10 (27,046.48), WMA20 (27,048.74) and Bollinger middle band (27,048.07).

Upper band resistance sits at 27,173.53. Lower band support at 26,922.60. Local swing high marked at 27,301.33; prior swing low at 26,247.48.
MACD (12,26,9) shows histogram positive at +21.67 while DIF (-33.79) remains above DEA (-55.47).

Momentum has shifted from deep negative territory and is attempting to cross higher on the 1H.

Key Observations.

Price is mean-reverting after the rejection from 2

Bitcoin is currently trading at around $75,834. Based on the 4-hour and daily charts, the overall trend remains in a correction phase. There are signs of short-term stabilization, but no clear reversal signal has emerged on the daily chart.
On the 4-hour chart, the price is fluctuating around $75,800, and the MACD histogram has turned slightly positive, indicating that short-term downward momentum has weakened somewhat, though the strength of the rebound remains to be seen.
On the daily chart, the MACD remains bearish, indicating that medium-term correction pressure persists. A trend reversal

Pi dedicates a summit day to AI, Nicolas Kokkalis prepares to announce new platform

+Pi Network officially announced its first ecosystem summit, to be held online from November 17 to 19, 2026. Both founders, Nicolas Kokkalis and Chengdiao Fan, will participate in person to introduce technology, showcase products, and interact with the application developer community. The event will conclude with the Pi Next competition, with a total prize pool of 200,000 USDT.

+According to the announced agenda, the first two days of the conference will be livestreamed on Pi Network’s official YouTube channe

ETH | Yesterday's 2200–2270 range call was validated; continue trading the range today

The 2200–2270 range shared in advance yesterday played out: ETH dipped to around 2205, then rebounded above 2250 and reached a high near 2260, generally moving as expected.

ETH trading plan for today:

Go long at 2210–2220, with a stop-loss below 2195. Target 2240–2250, with 2260 in view as a further target.

Consider shorting at 2250–2265, with a stop-loss above 2280. Target 2230–2220, with 2210 in view as a further target.

If ETH breaks below 2200 decisively, pause buying at lower levels.

If ETH holds

$ZEC Current price: 1254.49, 24H -4.42% (1235.00–1330.10). 1H is weak, with RSI at 47.65 and EMA20 at 1268.17; support at 1235.00 and resistance at 1330.1. 4H is weak, with RSI at 44.52 and EMA20 at 1279.93; support at 1213.56 and resistance at 1387.89. A move higher only matters if price holds above the 1330.1 resistance level; a break below the 1235.00 support level would signal further weakness. Review whether price held above 1330.1 and recovered after losing 1235; volume is only 0.00x, so the setup is invalid without confirmation of participation. Market volatility is high; for observatio

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In BTC trading, why is patience more important than prediction?

In BTC trading, many people study the market every day, trying to predict whether the next candlestick will rise or fall. Some constantly switch technical indicators, some watch every price fluctuation, and others worry about missing any trading opportunity.

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Multiple indicators give conflicting signals in BTC trading—which should you trust?
In BTC technical analysis, many traders are accustomed to using MA, MACD, RSI, and Bollinger Bands at the same time, hoping that multiple indicators will improve their judgment. But in actual trading, a common situation is that MA shows an uptrend, RSI has already entered overbought territory, and MACD shows signs of weakening momentum. In this situation, should you go long or short?
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$PONS $PONS has fallen terribly, and the plunge came out of nowhere. If we look at the price action after $ORDI was listed on exchanges, it fell 90% from its peak, so it would make sense to consider averaging down around 0.09. PONS and ORDI represent similar narratives: one represents Robinhood's new chain, while the other initially represented Bitcoin inscriptions. Both are major narratives from the early bear-to-bull transition. Later, when everyone thought Bitcoin inscriptions were nearly dead, ORDI made a stunning comeback and surged dozens of times. Can PONS replicate ORDI's trajectory th

#ETH In this pricing ocean with no market-close boundaries, candlesticks are just the surface; beneath them is a continual battle of order flows.
Support is the cost-defense line of collective capital; a breakdown marks the collapse of the prevailing consensus.
I never try to fight the trend. I patiently wait for signals across multiple timeframes to converge before cautiously building exposure;
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