Just got liquidated on my Ethereum short position. Does this mean it's time for the longs to get wrecked next? The market always likes to take out both sides.

#美联储降息预测 The Logic Behind the Crypto Market Amid Interest Rate Cuts: Why Is Capital Pouring In?
The recent rate cuts have propelled the crypto market, mainly due to two fundamental underlying logics:
On one hand, rate cuts directly reduce the returns on holding cash and fixed-income assets. As the 10-year US Treasury yield drops to 4.07%, $7.2 trillion in money market funds is urgently seeking higher-yielding alternatives. As a high-growth alternative investment, crypto assets naturally become an important direction for both capital preservation and appreciation. Data shows that after the rate

Having spent five years in both the crypto space and traditional finance, I almost thought I’d traveled through time when I opened my wallet yesterday—
No need for an overseas account, no currency exchange hassle, not even any fees, and I can directly buy tech stocks like Google and ON Semiconductor? This move totally crushes traditional brokers.
Let me be real: at 9 AM, I casually deposited 238.5 USDT and bought an AVGO tokenized share, all with zero fees. Can you believe it? Previously, when I used a certain overseas broker to buy $1,000 worth of stocks, commissions plus FX spreads ate up $4

The market has been acting strange again lately. ZEC surged over 60% in a week, and old coins like Monero and Dash are also moving. Even those vintage coins that hadn't made a sound in half a year suddenly came back to life. My feed is full of "buy the dip opportunities."

CHZ has recently come back into the spotlight. The 2026 World Cup will be held in the US, and the opening is just a few months away. As the leading project among fan tokens, if CHZ doesn't take off now, when will it?
The fan token sector, to put it bluntly, relies on major sporting events. The World Cup, held every four years, is a globally watched super event and has always been CHZ’s prime time. When market sentiment heats up, capital naturally flows in this direction.
I've noticed an interesting trend lately—several crypto friends around me are busy applying for US visas, and some are even

The data from the past 12 hours is quite interesting—the amount of short liquidations reached $850,000, which is three times that of longs. The price is declining, but on-chain data shows large inflows of funds. This contradictory phenomenon is worth pondering.
Looking at three phenomena from the data perspective:
First is the liquidation ratio. A 3:1 short liquidation ratio indicates that short sellers are under significant pressure; this kind of asymmetric liquidation often creates upward momentum. Market sentiment hasn't fully shifted yet.
Second is the capital flow. AI monitoring shows tha

#MOODENG mainly focuses on shorting; shorting will definitely make a fortune.

Been watching what's happening lately? Performance numbers that keep breaking their own records. The ecosystem? Won't stop expanding. Developers are building at a pace that feels like they're racing each other. Every piece of on-chain data? All arrows pointing in one direction—up.
Yet somehow, some of you still can't see it with Solana. Still convinced it's gonna fail?
Here's the thing—when transaction capacity hits those levels, when builder activity reaches that intensity, when the metrics all align this cleanly, and you're still betting against it? You're positioning yourself on the wrong s

Night of 12.9 to daytime of 12.10
BTC Short-term
1. If the price rises to around 3150, go short, stop loss at 3180
2. If the price pulls back to around 3080, go long, stop loss at 3050
3. If the price pulls back to around 3030, go long, stop loss at 3000
4. If there is a 15-minute candle closing below 3000, go short, stop loss at 3030; if it doesn't break, go long
5. If there is a 15-minute candle closing below 2900, go short, stop loss at 3020; if it doesn't break, then—
6. If the price pulls back to around 2940, go long, stop loss at 2910
7. If the price can stabilize above 3180, chase long

Tuesday $ETH Ethereum Market Analysis
Compared to Bitcoin’s breakout, Ethereum’s price action appears more stable and restrained. The price fluctuated narrowly within the $3,080-$3,180 range, with a slight intraday increase of 0.04%. This movement indicates that the market is cautious ahead of major events, choosing to accumulate strength above key support levels.
In addition to following Bitcoin’s overall market trend, Ethereum’s own “Fusaka” network upgrade has been successfully activated, aiming to improve network efficiency. Meanwhile, its on-chain ecosystem, especially the activity of La

Recently, I saw a heated debate about gold and Bitcoin, which was quite interesting.
The crux of the argument is actually very simple: which one is more reliable?
Gold seems as solid as a rock, but if you think about it—how much gold is still buried deep in the Earth's crust? No one can say for sure. Diamonds can now be manufactured, so it's not impossible that one day a technological breakthrough could lead to man-made gold. More realistically, if a massive gold mine is suddenly discovered in Xinjiang, Africa, or South America, the supply landscape would change overnight.
The supply of gold i

Recently, ZEC's price movements have prompted many to reassess this veteran privacy coin. From a technical perspective, Zcash’s original selling point—zk-SNARKs zero-knowledge proofs—was indeed cutting-edge, but actual data tells a different story. As of November 2025, on-chain data shows that only about 20% of ZEC exists in shielded addresses. In other words, 99% of transactions can actually be traced. The core selling point of privacy has basically failed to deliver.
What’s worse, major exchanges have recently started to restrict shielded transaction features, which directly undermines the d

Honestly? Feeling burned out right now. Put in a full year of work and the portfolio's just bleeding. Lucky I banked some gains earlier, otherwise this would've been a disaster.
SOL keeps testing this 120–130 zone over and over again. It's wild how many times it's bounced here. Can't tell if this level's actually holding as real support or if one more test sends everything into freefall. The uncertainty is killing me.

Is the US economy about to take off? This prediction is pretty bold.
National Economic Council Director Hassett recently made a statement: barring any surprises, the economy could really see a highlight moment next year. He gave specific numbers—a 3% growth in both Q1 and Q2—and also hinted that the Fed is about to start cutting rates, saying now is a "good time for a cautious rate cut."
The market reacted immediately. According to CME data, traders are betting heavily on a 25 basis point rate cut in December, with the probability surging to 86.2%. The chance of maintaining the current rate ha