#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 once again hit the right timing, smoothly securing a 2-win streak with this rebound.
Opened a long position on BTC at 88246, exited at 88928, capturing 682 points, pocketing $6820.
During this period at the end of the year, every opportunity to get in should be seized. Friends who are still watching from the sidelines, let's go for it together in the new week.
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#比特币对比代币化黄金 noticed an interesting phenomenon: last month, prices tended to peak every Monday; but this month, it's the opposite—Monday has become the weekly bottom.
Has the market rhythm changed?
If this correction is in place, $ETH might have a good rebound space next week. The cyclical patterns in the market can be quite mysterious sometimes.

For those who trade, sometimes you really need to pause and reflect: are those supposedly clever moves of yours actually effective?
Last November, I accidentally reviewed my account records and was shocked—the account I had been actively tinkering with had returns that were only 60% of another "hands-off" account. Unconvinced, I decided to run a controlled experiment.
The experiment was simple: two accounts, each with 5,000 invested. Starting December 1, both accounts opened positions at the same time, shorting a hundred different coins. Account A followed my "mature" strategy—buying more when

#ETH走势分析 ETH’s recent pullback was a quick slap in the face.
As early as December 5, I already pointed out that the trend had changed and it was time to consider turning bearish and exiting. During that move above 92,500, I said to hold a base position and continue to expect a decline—and sure enough, that was right. Over the weekend, I gave another reminder around 90,000 and 3,060, with a target of 88,500 to 87,000, and for ETH, 2,980 to 2,930.
The result? Just now, it dropped straight to around 2,910.
The market doesn’t lie, it’s just that many people choose not to believe it. $BTC $ETH At

#数字货币市场洞察 $FHE has been looking a bit overvalued lately, so I’m considering shorting it.
Planning to enter at the 0.03160 level, with three target tiers:
First tier at 0.0255 to take some profit
Second tier at 0.022, can basically wrap things up
Aggressive target could reach 0.017
Remember to set a stop loss, don’t go in unprotected. The market’s been quite volatile these past couple of days, so managing your position size is more important than anything else.

Next week's schedule is really something to look forward to!
QE officially kicks off on Monday, Powell speaks on Tuesday, Wednesday is the interest rate cut decision day, Thursday brings the balance sheet data release, and on Friday the new chairman candidate will be announced—a full five days of the Fed dominating the headlines.
With this series of intensive moves, the market’s attention is fully focused here. For cryptocurrencies, improved liquidity expectations often mean opportunities, and mainstream coins like ETH could perform well. 👀 Anyway, this week, just keep a close eye on the Fed.

This BTC market cycle is so bizarre that it's baffling.
On one hand, technical indicators are flashing wild warnings: the 50-week moving average has been breached, long-term holders are starting to sell, and according to the traditional script, these are classic bear market signals.
But on the other hand, the Federal Reserve has already started cutting rates and has paused quantitative tightening. By 2026, they might even open the liquidity floodgates. History tells us that once liquidity floods the market, risk assets can skyrocket.
So here’s the question: when macro monetary policy steps in

#比特币对比代币化黄金 Recently, my $BTC trades have finally worked out, and after calming my mindset, I can actually see the trends more clearly.
Before, I always tried to catch every swing, but ended up getting slapped back and forth. This time, I adjusted my strategy—wait for confirmation signals before entering, set stricter stop-losses, and let the profits run. Didn't expect to actually make some real gains this round.
Sometimes, having perspective isn't just about shouting slogans; it's something you learn from being schooled by the market again and again. Focus on solid risk management, and the o

Some people are saying that the US economy is going to take off in 2024? Don’t jump to conclusions just yet.
Kevin Hassett, the big shot from the US National Economic Council, recently made a statement—unless something unexpected happens, economic growth in the first two quarters next year could hit 3%. He went even further, directly calling out the Fed: "Now is the time to cut rates, don’t hesitate."
The market has already been getting restless. The data from CME is crystal clear: there’s an 86.2% chance of a 25 basis point rate cut in December, and only a 13.8% chance of no cut at all. If th

The latest market news is here—according to interest rate futures data, traders are now pricing in an 86.2% probability that the Federal Reserve will cut rates by 25 basis points this month, with only a 13.8% chance of keeping rates unchanged.
A reminder of key timing: At 3:00 AM Beijing time on December 11, the Fed will announce its latest rate decision, with market expectations for a cut from the current 4.00% to 3.75%. Half an hour later, at 3:30 AM, Powell will hold the routine monetary policy press conference.
This decision will have a significant impact on risk asset markets, so it's rec

The resonance of #美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 industry trendsetters often signals a narrative shift. Recently, Elon Musk made a statement: "Generating power is the currency of the future." Jensen Huang immediately followed up: "Bitcoin is essentially portable energy money." With these two top tech figures simultaneously repositioning $BTC from "digital gold" to "energy standard," this shift is worth analyzing.
The core logic is actually not complicated. During the AI boom, demand for computing power has skyrocketed, making electricity a scarce asset. Whoever controls power generation essentially holds

The market is already betting on it.
CME FedWatch data shows the probability of a rate cut in December has soared to nearly 87%. Morgan Stanley even overturned its previous forecast of a cut in 2026 overnight, now believing there will be a 25 basis point cut this month, with the rate range possibly dropping to 3.75%-4%.
But the problem is—the Fed itself has no unified stance.
**Doves are anxious: If rates don’t drop now, the job market is doomed**
Fed Governor Mester fired the first shot: high interest rates are destroying jobs. New York Fed President Williams followed suit, emphasizing the ne

The most painful lesson from the last bull market? It wasn’t missing out—it was watching the numbers in your account plunge from heaven back to earth.
A few of my buddies went through it: Lao Yang stubbornly held onto BTC from $30,000 all the way up to $60,000, with $1.2 million on paper and still wouldn’t cash out. Akai, who played with leverage, was even crazier—his ETH long was up $800,000 and he kept doubling down. Then the bear market hit, and all five of them watched their profits vanish, some even losing their principal.
They didn’t pick the wrong coins—they just didn’t understand four

#ETH走势分析 Ethereum performed well tonight, with the price breaking above the key level of 3100. Previously, 3095 had always been a hurdle, and the technical indicators showed significant death cross pressure. Now that it has broken through, the indicators have turned to a golden cross, so ETH might have a decent rally next week.

#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 $ETH
Looking at Ethereum on the daily chart, it’s still grinding at a low level, with a strong bearish vibe. The external environment isn’t friendly either—Japan keeps raising interest rates, while the US has started cutting rates again.
The market did recover a bit over the weekend, but its current position is pretty awkward. Want to short? At least wait until it breaks below the 3.0 support. Want to catch the bottom? Going all in right now is clearly not rational. I think a safer strategy is to find a relatively low point and gradually build your position in batches, instea

There’s a tough battle to fight next week.
At 3 a.m. on December 11, the Federal Reserve will announce its interest rate decision. The market is currently pricing in an 87% chance of a rate cut. If they really loosen up, and liquidity floods in, can Bitcoin lead the charge upward this time? But don’t let your guard down—if Powell suddenly changes his tune, the whole picture could flip in an instant.
Besides the Fed, the “main course,” there are some easily overlooked variables:
US productivity data and trade balance figures are set to be released in quick succession. These directly influence w

When prices rise, you get envious and want to chase; when they fall, you can't resist the urge to buy the dip. You spend all day staring at candlestick charts and watching data, but what happens in the end? The more you trade, the more anxious you get, and the more you lose.
You think you're being proactive and looking for opportunities, but to put it bluntly, you're just being led by your emotions.
I've seen this happen so many times: after a few big green candles, you think, "This rally can go higher," so you jump in and end up buying the top. Then what? You sell at the bottom, and there's n

The Satoshi Nakamoto concept has been building momentum for a long time, and it feels like the tipping point is near. Market sentiment is brewing, so everyone holding positions should keep a close watch and be ready for a breakout at any time.

When you have too much money, you become a juicy target in other people's eyes.
Two recent high-profile fraud cases have completely changed my perception of the "ceiling on being scammed." One involved HK$3.3 billion, and the other was even crazier—over $100 billion in assets vanished into thin air. The victims weren't ordinary retail investors, but people at the very top of the wealth pyramid.
Let's start with the "big boss" in the crypto world, who suffered a huge loss in Hong Kong. Under the operation of a certain trust institution, HK$3.3 billion simply disappeared. But that's not even the

Recently noticed the ASTER project. The team background is quite interesting—the founder is from Asia, and their marketing approach is pretty unique, often involving models and pretty faces as brand ambassadors.
If you’ve been in this space for a while, you’ll notice a pattern: some projects are especially keen on putting on a flashy front, bringing in influencers and models for hype, but are vague about actual tech progress and product implementation. This kind of marketing strategy is often a red flag.
Experienced folks know that you can’t just look at the surface. Team transparency, code up