The spirited horse welcomes the spring, and everything begins a new chapter. May the sunshine of the Year of the Horse illuminate everyone walking with GATE. May the platform continue to improve, stable as a rock and smooth as the wind, finding the best balance between innovation and responsibility. Wishing all staff: your efforts are worthwhile, your labor rewarded, achieving mutual success through collaboration, earning respect through professionalism. May every upgrade and optimization turn into reputation and trust. And sending blessings to every trading user: may your strategies b
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What does it take to reach 70,000? Three essential elements. To bring Bitcoin back to $70,000, at least three things are needed: volume, structure, and sentiment. First is volume. Rising without volume is like sugar-free soda — looks lively but lacks substance. Second is structure. If a retest doesn’t break key support levels, it indicates high lock-in of positions. Third is sentiment. The market shouldn’t be overheated or too cold; the best scenario is “rising while doubting.” Additionally, be cautious of the derivatives market. If funding rates suddenly spike, it indicates crowded longs and
67K Grinding Wheel, 70K City Gate, Where Is the Real Resistance? Currently, Bitcoin is hovering around $67,000, just a step away from 70K. The problem is, this step is often the hardest. From a technical perspective, the 69K-70K range is a previous dense trading zone and also the starting point of the recent correction. Two types of positions are stacked here: those trapped and waiting to be liquidated, and short-term traders aiming for quick profits. If trading volume is insufficient, it’s easy for prices to spike and then fall back. The derivatives structure is equally important. If funding
The mystery of the disappearing 10 o'clock sell-off—did the market maker "get called out" and pull back? Recently, the most mysterious thing in the market isn't the candlestick patterns but the schedule—over the past period, almost every day at "10 o'clock sharp," there has been a ritual of dumping in the crypto world. Now, after news of a lawsuit against Jane Street emerged, this "alarm-clock-style selling pressure" suddenly vanished. Coincidence? Or has the liquidity structure really changed? Let's start with the rational perspective: the core of market makers is risk hedging, not "malicious
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Rebound or Reversal? Don't Rush to Rewrite the Script Every time the market returns to a critical level, it plays out a "big guessing game." $70,000 acts like a watershed; moving above it signals a new chapter, while dropping below indicates ongoing volatility. A rebound usually involves emotional recovery, whereas a reversal requires logical rebuilding. If macro liquidity improves and risk assets strengthen simultaneously, the probability of a reversal increases; if external conditions remain uncertain, a price breakout alone is hard to sustain. Interestingly, true reversals often unfold
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Founder sells coins, market tests faith The act of founders selling coins always carries a sense of drama in the crypto circle. Bears amplify it into a "red signal light," while bulls comfort themselves with "selling out to lighten the load." But from a quantitative perspective, 15,000 ETH in the overall circulating supply is not a decisive scale. What truly influences prices are market sentiment and leverage structure. If there was no liquidation during the sell-off, it indicates a relatively healthy capital structure. Investors often directly link founders' actions to future prices, whic
Eat meat or stand guard? The first "Profit and Loss Year-End Bonus" of the Year of the Horse People are already at their desks, but their minds are still in the K-line. During the seven days of the Spring Festival, some enjoy hotpot with red envelopes, while others watch K-lines with fireworks. The essence of holiday market movements boils down to one sentence: you are visiting friends and family, but it’s all about the trend. The "Eat Meat" camp usually has two characteristics:提前埋伏 (pre-positioning) and controlled positions. Buying low before the holiday, rallying during the holiday, sharing
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ETH Long-Short Psychological Battle: Price Rises, Mindsets Clash In the long-short showdown of ETH, what is truly tested is not technical indicators but human psychology. Bulls fear missing out, bears fear short squeezes; choppy markets are the most tormenting. Bulls dream of a trend continuation and steady price increases; bears hope for a pullback from highs and profit-taking. The core of their contest is a judgment of future liquidity. As market risk appetite rises, bulls tend to have the advantage; once funds tighten, bears will strike. Interestingly, after each big rally, someone regrets
Bullish Sentiment Behind the $68,483 Level When the price jumps to $68,483, many people's first reaction isn't analysis but regret: "I should have held for a couple more days." This phrase is almost the background music of a bull market. From a psychological perspective, this kind of rebound is most likely to trigger FOMO (Fear of Missing Out). Those who hesitated at lower levels start chasing, those who are out of the market become anxious, and light traders begin to add to their positions. Market rises are often not because everyone is optimistic, but because more and more people "don't want
Eat meat or stand guard? The first "Profit and Loss Self-Assessment" of the Year of the Horse During the seven-day Spring Festival holiday, some enjoy hotpot paired with K-line charts, while others visit relatives and end up getting liquidated. The biggest characteristic of market behavior during the holiday can be summed up in one sentence: You’re toasting others, and they’re toasting your positions. Some have pre-positioned in mainstream coins, and during the holiday, a surge directly achieves “New Year’s money freedom”; others stay relaxed and watch the market rise, typing in groups: “Hold
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Bull Market Prelude, or Just a Brief Mood Rebound? The market's most common question: Is this the start of a new bull market? When stocks and cryptocurrencies rise together, optimists will shout "Liquidity is back." Indeed, increased risk appetite is an important prerequisite for a bull market, but not the only condition. A true bull market often involves multiple resonances: improved policy environment, sustained net capital inflows, narrative upgrades, and technological breakthroughs. If it's just a short-term rebound, with no significant increase in trading volume and new funds, then the ra
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11% Drop: Risk Signal or Buying Opportunity? In the face of IBM's sharp decline, traders see volatility, while investors see valuation changes. If the AI strategy can ultimately be implemented steadily, this emotional sell-off might offer a more reasonable price range. Of course, risks do exist: if AI revenue growth continues to fall short of expectations, the valuation center could shift downward. The market might re-label it as "traditional tech stock" rather than "AI growth stock." The key is to distinguish between cycle and trend. Cycles are emotional fluctuations, while trends are the evo
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Is V神 selling tokens a collapse of faith or just routine financial management? Since February 2, when Vitalik Buterin sold 21,700 ETH, many people's first reaction was: is something about to change? But upon reflection, for the Ethereum figurehead to sell tokens doesn't necessarily mean a "cynical declaration." For founders, having a large portion of assets concentrated in their own tokens is inherently a risk management challenge. Moderate liquidation is more like rebalancing personal assets rather than sending a warning to the market. The market always loves to interpret every transfer by th
6.6K is the "trigger button" for candlestick patterns, or the "alarm clock" for bears? When Bitcoin kicks open the $66,000 door, the market's reaction is like a roller coaster: bulls are cheering, bears are crunching their calculators. Over $1.5 billion in potential liquidations isn't a small matter; it's the main event in the "leverage theater." Liquidations are never one-way; they're more like chain reactions—price moves, positions shake, the system makes a decision, and the market may be pushed toward more extreme directions. To put it humorously, $66,000 is like the "health check line" in
Eat meat or stand guard? Don't let New Year's money turn into "warehouse money" People are at their desks, but their souls are still in the K-line. During the seven days of the Spring Festival, some are "meat-eating players," with phone notifications as soon as funds arrive; others are "stand guard warriors," where fireworks explode, not firecrackers, but positions. The so-called "eating meat" is often not due to luck, but because of three correct actions before the holiday: First, not overleveraging based on holiday emotions; second, setting stop-profit and stop-loss orders in advance; third,
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Is gold above 5190 a safe haven or an emotion amplifier? Gold breaking above $5190 has been attributed by some to a surge in safe haven demand, while others see it as a result of liquidity flooding the market. In fact, both are not mutually exclusive. Liquidity determines the level, and sentiment determines the speed. Gold's rise is often accompanied by market concerns about the future. Whether it's rising inflation or expectations of economic slowdown, as soon as the words "uncertainty" appear, it will be brought to the forefront. But it's important to be cautious, as any asset that rises rap
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When Vitalik Buterin clicked "Sell" and the market responded with a "magnifying glass" Since February 2nd, Vitalik Buterin has sold a total of 21,700 ETH, approximately $21.74 million. Once the news broke, the crypto community's reaction was akin to seeing a K-line waterfall: first a tense three seconds, then rushing to Twitter for emotional resonance. But looking at it calmly, this is more like an "asset check-up." If most of your wealth is concentrated in a single asset, even if you're a blockchain genius, you need to consider risk diversification. In traditional publicly listed companies, f
When the market is pretending to sleep, do you want to follow along and snore? Sideways trading is the most exhausting. Prices stay flat, but the group chat is lively. Some shout "The waterfall is coming," while others say "A new high is in sight." But when the market is pretending to sleep, the best move is often to do little. Bitcoin's history tells us: before a big move, there is often a period of "boredom." Observe a few signals: First, volatility compresses to an extremely low level, often indicating an approaching direction; second, if the open interest in derivatives continues to pile u
First order of the job, ask yourself three questions The biggest sense of ceremony today isn't clocking in, but placing an order. But before placing the order, I asked myself three questions: Is the trend right? Is the position size reasonable? Is the emotion too hot? ①【Holiday Battle Report】 During the Spring Festival, I was "half-position eating meat." Not much profit, but stable. After review, I found that what really works is controlling drawdowns, not chasing extreme returns. ②【TradFi Lucky Cat】 In the TradFi track, I focus on the combination of "low volatility + high traffic." In the
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Is the Gaza stablecoin concept an innovative blueprint or a high-difficulty quest? Introducing stablecoins into specific regional payment systems is a bold idea. It could improve settlement efficiency and also spark regulatory controversy. Technically, it's not difficult; the challenge lies in cross-border legal coordination and political consensus. If designed properly, stablecoins can enhance payment transparency, reduce reliance on cash, and lay the foundation for the digital economy. But without multi-party approval, circulation might be limited. To put it in a simple analogy, it's like gi
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