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hey @grok please show us where the crypto market is right now? https://t.co/5qv6FvLDBt

Update on my plan for trading $INJ on the HTFs from our last stream @OrderBookShow https://t.co/RtPIyWNBrB

Enjoy your weekend! Nothing has changed from the last few days. The market continues to show weakness and, in my view, Binance is still trying to recoup its losses. We’ve been talking about this for days now. I see no reason to force trades under these conditions. Be careful with short positions too: sooner or later there’ll be violent short squeezes to clear out liquidity, and I don’t want to find myself on the wrong side of the trade. Let the market play out its course. Opportunities will return, but lost capital won’t. Be patient, keep exposure low and, above all, enjoy the weekend. Trading isn’t about always being in the market, but knowing when to stay out of it.

Insane levels of manipulation happening Binance making back their $6B in losses by liquidating the entire market

can we have ONE boring month where nothing happens? - no wars - no AI bubble popping - no nuclear threats - no random 10Y yield spikes - no Japanese bond crisis - no North Korean hackers - no Trump announcing something at 3am we just want my bags to go up

Cold Blooded Shiller

@ColdBloodShill

You're staring at a huge short opportunity. Which also means crypto won't be bottomed for a good while yet. Switch to TradFi to make up for the short-gains. https://t.co/Xdhd1mjesh

Good morning. Better days are coming.

Cold Blooded Shiller

@ColdBloodShill

Took some time before I dived into WoW Forever, starting areas cooldown, time to play Zelda, figure out early bugs for classes. Now it's time to go, but what race/class combo?

Still trying to make my way into the Top 10 on the Polymarket Perps competition, if you watched the @OrderBookShow livestreams this week we took some trades on stream. https://t.co/4yknCK3cpe

R1, R2, L1, R2, Left, Down, Right, Up, Left, Down, Right, Up.

14/11/2026 https://t.co/5t3PiDYzPi

My friends around me have all been caught in losses, or pulled back to some extent; some in the crypto market, others in the US stock market; The bullish KOLs I follow have also gradually surrendered one by one; Right now, I just want to say to the market: Brother, I was wrong. Just give me a chance to withdraw my tactical positions—what's left, I'll accept the loss! I've been humble enough this time—I didn't even say 'bull market is coming,' didn't open champagne halfway through, and didn't show off my trades—but why am I still being punished like this?

If I was going to buy in 33% increments to build a $BTC spot allocation 64-66k would be the first 52-55k would be the second 44-46k would be the last

GM best ☀️happy weekend 🤗 A little something The crypto world is becoming a joke, driven by characters who are doing more harm than good to the entire sector. We need a proper clean-up of all that on-chain rubbish, where it’s almost always insiders and a privileged few who profit, whilst the rest of the market is used as liquidity. I’m not against memecoins – quite the opposite, in fact. Speculation has its place too, but it cannot become the sole reason for this market’s existence. Today, it seems that 95 per cent of the attention is focused on memes, scams and dubious characters, whilst technology and serious projects are left with the crumbs. And yes, much of today’s crypto technology still has very limited practical utility. But at least it represents a possibility for innovation, something on which to build a future. Personally, it makes little difference: I trade; I don’t need to fall in love with the projects. But I can’t deny that a healthier sector, with new ideas, greater interest and capital distributed across credible projects as well, would be far better. Cryptos need to evolve, not become an ever-larger casino run by the usual four characters. It’s simply a thought that would satisfy everyone and thus help restore the interest we need.

The share of Bitcoin’s active supply held at a loss now exceeds the share held in profit. This estimate excludes bitcoins that have not moved in more than ten years, a large proportion of which is considered illiquid. After this adjustment, less than 45% of the supply is estimated to be in profit. In other words, most bitcoins within this group are now held at a loss. Historically, readings below 40% have often coincided with the lows of corrective phases. Conversely, when this proportion approaches 100%, the risk of a reversal increases. These observations highlight the appeal of a contrarian approach, building exposure when losses dominate and reducing it when profits become widespread.

I didn't exit any of my positions bought around 60,000, and even added more crypto stock positions around 73,000. Yesterday, I exited the added positions, but I'm still holding onto the original spot holdings. There's a support level around 65,000–66,000, but with this large-scale breakout above the previous high followed by a drop, forming a fakeout, it usually breaks below the prior low. Both US stocks and gold have already broken below July's previous lows—there's no reason for crypto to be any different. Looking back now, I realize how foolish my mistakes were. With so many negative factors in crypto and the US market crashing, there's clearly no short-term upward momentum. Yet I was still misled by BTC's false appearance of strength and should have at least reduced half of my exposure for risk avoidance. Maybe within the next one or two months we'll see the final drop of this crypto cycle. No one knows where it will go, but keep an eye on pin bars and volume spikes. Avoid catching falling knives or using leverage right now—survival comes first. My long-term view remains unchanged: BTC is at an absolute bottom compared to both US equities and gold. After this drop, capital will rotate into crypto. The next two months are still the best time to build spot positions for cycle trading (see chart: BTC vs QQQ, BTC vs Gold).

In a world where everyone is scamming on chain and automating trading systems, there’s never been a better time to be hands on trading. Nothing helps you catch decent bounces like having the natural instinct to notice a shift in price action LTF.

You wouldn’t be so stressed if you just stopped buying the dip on leverage, 64-66 probably gives a bounce but next year we will go lower and it’s going to be an amazing opportunity.

allincrypto 熬鹰资本 ??

Market downturn doesn't affect your profits, because you can short in the contract market. If you truly believe that hacker incidents, MSTR negative events, and Huang Renxun's resignation will directly transmit negative sentiment to secondary market prices, then why not go short? These are all persistent and ahead-of-the-curve unexpected events—much easier to trade than most artificially manufactured news or sudden revelations lagging behind price action (e.g., a certain coin going public on ETF, or a certain coin being acquired by a company). If you lose money, reflect: did you fail to align knowledge with action? Was it a well-planned trade that went wrong, or were you just emotionally driven and overtrading, losing big? If it was a good trade that lost money, that’s actually an excellent stop-loss—shouldn’t that be considered a positive outcome? Shouldn’t you wait until margin call tears and frantic protests before realizing something’s wrong? It’s actually beneficial that ghost stories concentrate in November—so far this year, nothing worse has happened. The only ongoing risk is the US-Iran war, but even that is a good thing in a way. Of course, the market should aim to die and then revive—falling creates value and space. Every major Bitcoin rally has come after a sharp drop. Don’t be too pessimistic.