CURRENT UPDATE

BITCOIN OUTLOOK — UPDATED WITH PAKISTANI TIME
1. In the next few hours, Bitcoin can drop a bit more
For the next 5 hours, you expect Bitcoin to move lower.
There are only two realistic levels it can hit:
Scenario A — Tap the liquidity at $93,000
This is the “easy” sweep — grab stop-losses and bounce.
Scenario B — Go deeper: $92,000–$91,500
A slightly larger dip, still totally normal.
But the key point is:
You don’t expect Bitcoin to go below $91,000.
That’s your bottom boundary.
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2. Around 5 PM Los Angeles time → 6 AM Pakistani time (next day)
This is when the Asian session steps in, and that’s where the reversal may start.
You expect the Asian session to create:
a manipulation move, or
some positive news,
which pushes Bitcoin up for the next two days.
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3. What happens next depends on where the price is before November 20–21
This is the center of your entire forecast.
If Bitcoin reaches $98,000–$100,000 before Nov 20–21
→ the bottom is already in.
→ market already recovered early.
If on Nov 16–17 the price sits at $94,000–$96,000
→ market is still weak
→ and on Nov 20–21 we probably go down to hit the liquidity around $91,000.
So these dates determine the whole trajectory.
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4. From Nov 19–21 you expect a real bounce
Between Nov 19–21, maybe even starting on the 19th,
you expect a strong upwards move until around Nov 28.
Your target zone for that rally:
$103,000
$105,000
$106,000
Maybe even $110,000,
but you don’t see a realistic move to $111,000.
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5. Around Nov 28 should come a correction
Why?
Because you're expecting bad news:
Supreme Court decision
Trump tariffs situation
Rumors may be positive around the 21st,
but the actual impact later (around the 28th) could be negative.
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6. Early December — another bad news event
You expect one more negative catalyst in early December.
Because of that, you think the market will form:
a second bottom,
but this second bottom will be higher than the November bottom.
This creates your higher low structure into December.
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7. Bigger picture (higher timeframes)
On the macro view you still expect:
From Nov 19–21 until January
→ Bitcoin and the entire crypto market will trend up
→ This is the beginning of the upward phase
This aligns your short-term dips with a larger bullish cycle.
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TL;DR FOR LOW-IQ PEOPLE (UPDATED)
Let me make it ultra simple:
Bitcoin might drop to $93K or $92K–$91.5K, but not below $91K.
Around 6 AM Pakistani time, a reversal may begin.
On Nov 19–21, the market should start going up strongly.
Targets: $103K–$110K.
Around Nov 28, expect a correction because of news.
Early December — another dip, but not as deep.
Then the whole market goes up until January.
#bitcoin
$BTC

Hey everyone, quick update on Bitcoin from trader James Wynn. He recently closed his short position and is now bullish on a near-term rebound, expecting BTC to rise to around $97,000–$103,000.
That said, he also warns that after this rally, a pullback could follow, potentially dropping as low as $46,618.
A bit of context: Wynn opened a 40x-leveraged long at an average entry of $85,400 just a few days ago, with his position size around $2.95 million. So far, it’s showing an unrealized profit of about $57,000 (77%).
Wynn has a track record of correctly calling past BTC moves, including two bearish calls in November, although the actual price drops didn’t reach his initial targets.
The takeaway — he sees a short-term rally, but volatility remains high. Keep this in mind if you’re planning trades and always manage your risk.
$BTC

#FalconFinance @Falcon Finance $FF
Falcon Finance feels different now. I have been watching the protocol for a while, and the shift is noticeable. The early noise and quick opinions have faded, replaced by a slower and more intentional rhythm. Falcon no longer chases hype or tries to force momentum. Instead, it is settling into a clearer mission built around stability, efficiency, and long-term usefulness.
The pace of development is the first thing that stands out. Earlier releases felt fast but scattered. Now upgrades arrive with purpose. Integrations build on previous work. The team seems focused on architecture, incentives, and steady expansion rather than constant launches. It gives the sense of a protocol maturing, choosing delivery over spectacle.
The mission itself is sharper too. Falcon wants to make financial flows simple and reliable, letting capital move and earn without unnecessary risk. It avoids the temptation to become everything at once. Instead, it concentrates on solid core infrastructure, then layers features carefully on top.
User behavior reflects this shift. Liquidity is staying longer. Positions are held with more confidence. People interact with Falcon as a practical tool, not just a speculative bet. Partnerships also feel more meaningful now, bringing real utility instead of surface-level attention.
Falcon’s flexibility is another strength. The protocol can adjust risk parameters, update yield models, and introduce new financial tools without breaking its system. This adaptability matters in a market that changes quickly. Developers seem to recognize this too. The builders arriving now are here for dependable rails, not quick rewards.
Even the community tone is more mature. Discussions revolve around design choices, integrations, and sustainable incentives rather than hype cycles. Liquidity patterns show trust. The economics are shifting toward durable alignment.
Falcon is entering a phase where substance matters more than noise. It is growing like real infrastructure should—quietly, deliberately, with focus. If it continues down this path, it may become one of the dependable financial layers that future builders rely on.
@Falcon Finance
$FF

#injective @Injective $INJ
Injective is a chain that feels like it is rebuilding finance from the ground up. It is fast it is open and it is made for people who want real trading and real financial activity on chain. From the start Injective used Cosmos SDK and Tendermint which gives it sub second finality and smooth transaction flow. No waiting no heavy gas spikes just quick movement of money and assets.
Injective grew fast because developers could build trading apps derivatives platforms and DeFi tools without fighting slow networks. Later Injective added full EVM support so Ethereum builders could bring their apps and run them with more speed and more liquidity. Injective connects to Ethereum Solana and Cosmos through IBC and bridges so liquidity moves easily across chains.
When Injective launched inEVM in 2024 it opened the door for all EVM apps to run with Injective speed and Injective cross chain liquidity. This fits into the bigger idea of Electro Chains where many connected chains handle trading tokenization RWAs and more.
Injective also has a strong burn model through the community revenue fund which makes INJ more deflationary over time as activity increases.
Now Injective looks like a full financial network not just a blockchain. Fast simple global and ready for the next wave of finance.
$INJ

While most people still think “Bitcoin DeFi” means wrapping BTC and sending it across risky bridges, Lorenzo Protocol is quietly rewriting the rules directly on Bitcoin Layer-1. The result? A system where you can borrow against staked BTC at just 0.5%, build 5x leveraged staking positions, or run delta-neutral yield strategies — all without ever leaving the Bitcoin chain.
At the center of this entire machine sits a $17M FDV microcap: Bank Coin ($BANK ) — the token that captures 100% of the system’s interest and liquidation fees.
And the numbers are already wild. Lorenzo has pushed over $420M in on-chain open interest within its first six weeks. Every liquidation triggers automatic BTC fees that are converted into $BANK and instantly burned. Last week alone, the protocol burned the equivalent of 28 BTC worth of $BANK . At the current pace, the entire circulating supply could be consumed in under two years — that’s not speculation, that’s on-chain math.
Even crazier? Almost no retail audience knows this exists. No hype, no influencer shilling — just quiet accumulation by people who understand leverage and cash-flow tokens. Once the first major exchange listing hits, the discovery moment could look a lot like finding Aave at $2 in 2020 — except this time, it’s powered by Bitcoin itself.
#LorenzoProtocol
@Lorenzo Protocol
$BANK

#KiteAI @KITE AI $KITE
As AI rapidly evolves, enterprises need smarter tools to automate decisions and streamline operations. KITE AI is emerging as a powerful solution, bringing enterprise-grade agent technology into real business environments. Unlike consumer AI, enterprise agents must handle complex workflows, strict compliance rules, and high financial responsibility—and KITE is built exactly for that.
In finance, for example, investment decisions traditionally rely on manual analysis. With KITE, institutions can deploy autonomous investment agents that track markets 24/7 and rebalance portfolios within preset risk limits. Its programmable governance lets companies define trading limits, asset permissions, stop-loss rules, and more, ensuring agents stay fully controlled.
KITE also shines in supply chain operations. AI agents can negotiate with suppliers, handle payments, track logistics, and manage multi-currency processes. In one e-commerce case, a KITE procurement agent automatically negotiated pricing and maintained full blockchain-based audit logs for compliance.
Security remains a top priority. KITE uses cryptographic identities and strict permission isolation, ensuring agents only access authorized data. Integration is smooth as well—agents connect easily with ERP, CRM, and financial systems through standardized APIs.
For enterprises, KITE offers low cost, high efficiency, fast ROI, and a scalable path to full AI-driven automation—positioning it as a key player in the next phase of digital transformation.
@KITE AI
$KITE

#YieldGuildGames @Yield Guild Games $YGG
While everyone keeps chasing the next 100x memecoin or jumping between “Ethereum killers,” one of the strongest real-user, real-revenue projects in GameFi is still flying under the radar — Yield Guild Games (YGG), sitting at just a ~$110M market cap.
Back in 2021, YGG was everywhere. The token hit nearly $11 during the Axie Infinity explosion, then got dragged down when the bear market crushed play-to-earn. But fast-forward to late 2025, and the sector is roaring back. Axie has fixed its economy, new P2E titles are launching almost weekly, and guilds are once again the bridge for millions of players in emerging markets. And YGG remains the largest, most battle-tested guild of them all.
What most people miss is how much YGG has evolved. It’s no longer “the Axie guild” — it’s now a diversified Web3 gaming treasury with assets across 80+ games like Pixels, Parallel, Big Time, Illuvium, and more. Their treasury holds millions in NFTs and tokens, and staking yields 15–25% in real ETH and stablecoin rewards.
With gaming adoption exploding in Southeast Asia and LATAM, YGG at under $120M feels like one of the most asymmetric opportunities heading into 2026.
@Yield Guild Games
$YGG