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The path of trading is really too difficult to walk!
I once thought that as long as I had courage, vision, and persistence, I could definitely make a mark in this market.
But only after stepping in did I realize that the path of trading is full of bitterness and helplessness.
When making profits, I don't dare to be happy; when losing, I can't sleep all night. Countless times I entered the market full of hope, only to be met with disappointment again and again.
Sometimes I really feel exhausted, too tired to speak, too tired to even question whether my years of persistence are worth it.
Others only see the myths of sudden wealth in the market, but they don't see the tears and torment behind the traders.
Brother Babai is just an ordinary person too; he gets tired, he feels pain, and he gets confused.
If time could go back, I really don't know if I would still choose the path of trading...
$BTC $ETH

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+308.23%Snapshot at 01 Nov 2026, 16:53
Brothers, today CORE gave token holders another lesson.
The price was already painful enough, and now there's news: South Korean exchange Bithumb announced it will terminate CORE trading support on November 30 and end withdrawal support on December 30.
This really can't be seen as just a normal market correction.
Before, when prices dropped, we could still discuss the overall market, liquidity, and ecosystem development. Now the exchange directly announces delisting, so holders' confidence will definitely be hit again.
Honestly, I've been following CORE for a long time and don't want to see it come to this.
But right now, the most important thing isn't comforting each other in the comments or rushing to find reasons to explain the drop.
It's about figuring out whether the previous trading issues have been resolved, whether the project team has clear next steps, and if other exchanges will be affected.
I still hope CORE can solve its problems well.
After all, holders have waited so long, and no one wants to end up with bad news after bad news instead of a market rebound.
To the brothers holding CORE, what do you think about this Bithumb delisting?
Do you see this as a short-term negative, or a real warning signal for the project? $CORE

The hacker not only didn't leave but also used DeFi lending to "leverage up" to the max with nuclear weapons.
Aave is now a powder keg that could explode at any moment.
The most likely scenario next is:
• The hacker continues to dump using borrowed ETH.
• Causing Aave to trigger liquidations.
• The market panics and drops again, testing the previously mentioned 2,170 or even lower levels.
$BTC $ETH

I've been a bit numb from the market turmoil these past couple of days. When the Binance security incident broke out, $BTC once dropped to over 76,000. Yesterday I was still worried it might continue to fall, but today it has slowly bounced back. The hardest part isn't the drop itself, but that right after it falls, you don't dare to buy; then when it rebounds, you start to fear missing out.
However, there's a new development this time: Binance's latest announcement states that the replenishment ratio of affected assets has reached 90%, and ten assets including BTC, ETH, and USDT now have 100% reserve coverage. Withdrawal services are planned to resume in phases today, with specific arrangements pending official confirmation. The news is somewhat easing the situation, but market confidence can't be restored instantly with just one announcement.
Looking at the 15-minute chart, BTC has rebounded from around 77,049 to 77,734 and is now oscillating around 77,500. The Bollinger middle band is near 77,529, the upper band around 77,639, and the lower band about 77,420. The price has just returned near the middle band; the area around 77,730 is the immediate resistance, while 77,420 and 77,050 are the key levels I will be watching closely.
Honestly, chasing longs now feels risky as it might be at the tail end of the rebound, but shorting directly is also scary in case the news eases and the price rallies further. Especially after experiencing such sudden volatility, the biggest fear is being anxious to recover losses mentally but having no plan in hand.
I'd rather wait for the price to establish a clear direction than force myself to catch every single candlestick and end up in a passive position. Missing out on some gains is no big deal; opening a reckless trade and then getting caught in back-and-forth moves is truly painful.
Is this wave a recovery rally after a black swan event, or just a breather in a downtrend?


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General Kim has been definitively exposed this time.
On October 31, the FBI issued a notice confirming that the over $6 billion stolen from Binance was done by North Korea's TraderTraitor, the same group that stole $1.5 billion from Bybit last year,
and called on THORChain nodes, DeFi, and swap platforms to blacklist the hacker addresses.
President Trump and General Kim met three times back in the day, so they had some rapport. Now that your FBI has officially announced it, can you get the coins back? 🫡



Can it still drop? My USDT, ah

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-27.24%Snapshot at 01 Nov 2026, 09:02

Principal 6000, withdrawn 58000, account funds 80,000+, target 150,000. Current copy trading user profit 16,320U, gather your spirits, keep it up!!



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+81.48%Snapshot at 01 Nov 2026, 12:05
Wind and rain in the middle of the night
The window wasn't closed, the wind and rain were howling
It scared me awake, felt like things weren't looking good
Took a glance at my positions, luckily, still holding...
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$DOGE is still down 300U, which reminds me of a few days ago when I was only down 45U. Others advised me to exit, but I didn't believe it, I thought DOGE could go higher. Well, in the end, I was just too greedy and got slapped in the face.
ヽ(*。>Д<)o゜
$BTC yesterday seemed to be Bitcoin's 18th anniversary or something, but I didn't take the chance to trade it. Basically no volatility, feels like BTC is still in a downtrend. Hope 76,000 can hold.
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$AKE dropped 40 points yesterday, and another 18 points today. I can only advise not to catch the bottom on AKE, the volatility is too high, better to just watch!
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Trade rationally, don't get carried away, meow!
o((⊙﹏⊙))o.


Is $ETH collapsing like a house of cards? It feels like it's almost there, with 0.618 holding up. The current price is stable above 2220. At the 0.618 level, there should logically be a decent rebound. I've already entered a long position.
The bn wallet theft incident has dealt a significant blow to the crypto market. Unexpectedly, it broke through 2200 and dropped to the 2100 range. Honestly, this crash could mark the end of the entire uptrend. Personally, I am optimistic about a pullback, but once it breaks the level, shorting will be a trade with a very favorable risk-reward ratio.
I am bullish, but if it breaks 2200 again, I will short directly, targeting below 2000.
Currently, I haven't closed my long positions yet. The market is a bit sluggish, but for now, I still lean slightly bullish.
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+738.83%Snapshot at 30 Oct 2026, 22:46
Brother Maji can be said to be the ceiling of gambling 🐶.
Previously, he had 8 consecutive liquidations, and there was only $1.5 left in his account. I thought he was going to quit the circle and work in a factory assembling screws, but he turned around and deposited $250,000, going all-in with 25x leverage on a long Ethereum position!
You have to admit, this move really paid off for him. Now the Ethereum long position has an unrealized profit of over $70,000, with a position size close to 3000 $ETH, and a liquidation price of $2219. But if you look closely, he also has a 10x leveraged $HYPE long position getting hammered, currently with an unrealized loss of $12,000 and a liquidation price of $56. And that's not all, this guy also sold two monkeys to recover some funds.
This operation is really too Maji, the stubborn persona remains unshaken. Is this wave truly the return of a god, or the prelude to the next liquidation?
