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Would you have held $ICP through a 99.6% drop from $700?

The all‑time high for $ICP was $700.65 on 2021‑05‑10. Today it trades around $2.61, a plunge of roughly 100% from that peak.

To return to that level, the price would need to climb about 26,745%. Past moves say nothing about the next ones.

Yes?

🎨 From the Top #13 · a new one every morning

#ICP

$DOGE spot check — the original meme coin just hit its lowest since November 2023.

📉 Price: ~$0.068, -2% in 24h, -9.5% this week, -21% this month. Market cap ~$10.7B, still rank #13.

🔑 Levels: support $0.067, then $0.0666 (today's low). Resistance $0.0688, then the $0.070 zone traders are watching. A daily close below $0.067 weakens it further; reclaiming $0.070 flips the mood.

📰 Spot DOGE ETFs: zero net flows for a 19th straight day — no fresh money coming in. And 21Shares just ended its support deal for the TDOG Dogecoin ETF.

💡 BTC holding ~$73,600 is the only thing keeping DOGE from worse. If BTC breaks $72,700, DOGE likely tests $0.065.

Verdict: meme season is on pause — DOGE needs BTC to stabilize first.

Not financial advice. DYOR.

👀 Level Check #13: $BTC

Now 74 336
24h high 75 568
24h low 74 116

Yesterday's check (#12, BNB): it broke below its range (693.40 to 702.00).
Series record: range held 2 of 12 days.

These are just the edges of the last day, not a forecast.
Inside or outside by tomorrow?

Not financial advice.

#LevelCheck #VektorDaily

【Alpha New Listing Monitoring Report】2026-11-12 18:00

■ Sample: Alpha Top 30 (BSC 30 + Solana 30)
■ New this period: 8 (BSC 8 / SOL 0)
■ Filters: Top 3 by liquidity, excluding tokens launched within the past 24 hours

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▸ $DGAI [BSC]
Liquidity 271.3万
Alpha Rank #27 (New)
1h Inflow List No
Smart Money Signal None
Overall Score 1/6 · Low attention

▸ $HANA [BSC]
Liquidity 105.7万
Alpha Rank #13 (New)
1h Inflow List No
Smart Money Signal None
Overall Score 1/6 · Low attention

▸ $CT [BSC]
Liquidity 101.6万
Alpha Rank #25 (New)
1h Inflow List No
Smart Money Signal None
Overall Score 1/6 · Low attention

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This report was generated automatically and does not constitute investment advice.
#$DGAI #$HANA #$CT

On the eve of CPI, $75,000 got kicked down again—but bounced back this time.

At 11:02, $BTC was around $75,214, down 0.6% over 24 hours; $ETH was around $2,146, down 3.9% (live CoinGecko data). The 06:00 candle this morning hit a low of $73,981—the price lost $75,000 again, then reclaimed it again. Honestly, this level is looking more fragile with every test: TradingKey says this morning’s low was the lowest since August. A break below $74,000 puts $72,000 in view, while a decisive loss of $75,000 points to $65,000–$67,000 technically.

Short trade update #13: Opened a short at $75,800–$76,100 on November 7 at 13:00, with a $75,950 average entry. At the current price of $75,214, the price is down 0.97%, putting unrealized profit at around +97% on 100x margin—basically unchanged from +100% at 09:02 this morning. It’s been flat all morning. The $77,500 stop-loss and invalidation on a 4-hour close above $76,250 have both stayed untouched, so I’m holding. Targets remain $73,200 (take half off there) / $68,000.

Tomorrow is the real test: US October CPI comes out tomorrow morning, with core CPI expected to rise 0.2% month over month (coinlab data). After the stronger-than-expected jobs report, the odds of a 25-basis-point rate hike in December have already climbed to 76%–80%. Hotter-than-expected CPI → firmer rate-hike expectations → $75,000 may genuinely fail to hold; cooler-than-expected CPI → a relief bounce, but we’d need to reclaim $78,000 to turn bullish. There are also 7,932 BTC options expiring at 16:00 this afternoon, with a max pain level of $76,000. Prices may be pulled toward $76,000, but don’t count on it as support.

My plan hasn’t changed: keep holding the short; consider adding if it bounces back to around $75,300–$75,500, or after a 4-hour close below $75,000. I’ll only turn bullish if it reclaims and holds above $78,000. No trades in the hour before or after the CPI release. With 100x margin, I’m only putting a very small portion of my total funds at risk.

Janction is still up 226% in a day on the trending list, and PEPE is up 6.6%. I treat small caps as sentiment gauges, not trades. Do you think tomorrow’s CPI will come in hot or cool? Let’s talk in the comments. (Prices: live CoinGecko data captured November 9 at 11:02 Beijing time; chart shows the past 24 hours)

$GTC has made an interesting move: up 1.64% in 15m, with volume surging to 2.48x and a buy/sell ratio of 1.75, showing clear dominance by aggressive buyers.

But the OI picture is a little subtle—1h futures OI dropped nearly 3% while the price rose. This price-up, OI-down setup looks more like a short squeeze than fresh longs entering. The close has just broken above the high of the past 20 5m candles, with volume confirming the move. Short-term sentiment has heated up, but its staying power is questionable.

The abnormal percentile is 92.3%, ranking #13 across the entire pool. 24h trading volume is only a little over 18M, so liquidity isn't particularly deep: it's easy to push the price up, but it can fall just as quickly. I'm not comfortable chasing longs at this level; better to wait for a pullback and confirmation.

$ESPORTS This drop has some weight behind it. The 15m chart plunged 2.68%, volume surged to 3.97 times normal, and the Z-score hit 4.64—clearly not normal volatility.

The key is OI: futures OI fell 0.92% over 15m and 2.90% over 1h, with notional value down 580K over 1h. Price down + OI down—that's a classic long deleveraging pattern, not fresh shorts entering. Net aggressive trading volume was -21.5%, and the buy/sell ratio was 0.65. Selling pressure is real, but it looks more like stop-losses getting swept.

The OI anomaly ranks in the 96.2th percentile, #5 across the entire pool, while notional change ranks #13. The move has persisted across multiple timeframes. The close also broke below the lower end of the range formed by the last 20 5m candles, nearing historically extreme levels.

I lean toward viewing this as position contraction rather than the start of a trend reversal. But with volume this elevated, don't rush to buy the dip in the short term. Wait for OI to stabilize, then reassess.

$MET This drop isn’t especially sharp, but something feels off. It’s down 1.41% over 15m, and the price has just broken below the lower bound of the past 20 5m ranges. The taker volume delta is -10.6%, the buy/sell ratio is 0.81, and selling pressure has been persistent.

What’s interesting is that OI is falling along with it—1h contracts are down 2.35%, notional value has dropped by 200K, and OI is also shrinking over 15m. This doesn’t look like new shorts piling in to drive the price down; it looks more like longs unable to hold on, deleveraging and stopping out. The funding rate is still in a high percentile for the recent period, suggesting longs were heavily crowded before and this is now a process of clearing out excess.

The anomaly percentile is 87.7%, ranked #13 across the whole pool, and this pattern has persisted for several consecutive periods. This kind of structural contraction is worth keeping an eye on. If OI keeps falling after the price breaks below the range while the price stabilizes, it could be a shakeout. But if the funding rate falls and the price still can’t recover, don’t rush to buy the dip. The 24h trading volume is 24.59M, and market depth is average, so don’t take a large position betting on direction.

【Alpha New Entry Monitoring Report】2026-11-07 18:00

■ Sample: Alpha Top 30 (BSC 30 + Solana 30)
■ New entries this period: 16 (BSC 16 / SOL 0)
■ Filter criteria: Top 3 by liquidity; exclude tokens launched within the past 24h

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▸ $SIREN [BSC]
Liquidity 3.069 million
Alpha rank #13 (New)
1h inflow list No
Smart money signal None
Overall score 1/6 · Low attention

▸ $ZEST [BSC]
Liquidity 1.497 million
Alpha rank #28 (New)
1h inflow list No
Smart money signal None
Overall score 1/6 · Low attention

▸ $NES [BSC]
Liquidity 1.135 million
Alpha rank #22 (New)
1h inflow list No
Smart money signal None
Overall score 1/6 · Low attention

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This report was automatically generated and does not constitute investment advice.
#$SIREN #$ZEST #$NES

$INJ This move has some real substance. It jumped 1.29% in 15m, with volume reaching 3.99 times its usual level. The buy/sell ratio is 1.49 and the aggressive trade delta is 19.6%—clearly, someone is pushing the price up.

More importantly, open interest is up 2.94% on 1h contracts, adding 1.29M USDT in notional value. Combined with the price breaking above the highs of nearly 20 recent 5m candles, this looks more like new leveraged longs entering than a short squeeze. Its anomaly percentile is 74.2%, ranking #13 across the entire pool, and the funding rate is also near a recent high.

There’s plenty of excitement, but with funding this high and open interest piling up so quickly, be cautious about chasing the move—you don’t want to be the one left holding the bag.

$AIN This drop isn’t especially sharp—just -1.77% on the 15m—but the structure is pretty interesting: price broke below the lower bound of the recent 20-candle 5m range, while OI fell in tandem. The 1h notional change is -1.91M, so this wasn’t driven by fresh shorts piling in; it was longs reducing their positions and exiting. The taker volume delta is -11.7%, the buy/sell ratio is 0.79, and selling pressure remains persistent. Volume also rose to 1.41x, making this a high-volume but low-demand grind lower.

The OI anomaly percentile is 85.1%, and the notional change ranks #13 across the entire pool. OI has contracted over several consecutive periods, suggesting this isn’t a one-off liquidation wick but an ongoing unwind of positions. 24h trading volume is over 69M, and market depth isn’t too bad, but the range boundary has already been confirmed as broken.

I generally wouldn’t rush to buy the dip in this kind of move. Before the long-side deleveraging is over, any bounce could easily be treated as an opportunity to sell. First, see whether price can reclaim the lower bound; if it can’t, wait for OI to stabilize before deciding.

$MUBARAK : This 15m move was a sharp selloff, with volume jumping straight to 2.3x and a Z-score of 3.84—clearly not normal volatility. Price broke below the lower bound of the last 20 5m K candles while the OI anomaly percentile surged to 97%, ranking #13 across the entire pool. New shorts are entering rather than old longs closing. The funding rate is still at a high percentile recently, active trade delta is -5.0%, and the buy/sell ratio is 0.90—the sellers are firmly in control. 24h trading volume is only a little over 7M, and liquidity is thin. If a cascade starts at this level, it could easily trigger an extreme wick. Keep a close eye on it, and don't rush to catch the falling knife.

$JCT This move has some substance: it surged 2.11% in 15m, volume hit 6.42x, and the Z-score was 2.78—not one of those low-volume fake breakouts.

The key is that OI is rising in tandem—up 0.94% in 15m and already up 3.24% in 1h, with a notional change of 1.1M. The anomaly percentile is 89.1%, ranking #13 across the whole pool. Price up, OI up: a classic sign of new leveraged longs entering, not a brief gust of short covering.

The closing price is above the upper end of the last 20 5m candles. 24h trading volume is 60M, and market depth is keeping up too. The taker buy-sell difference is 0.4%, with a buy-sell ratio of 1.01—buyers have a slight edge, but it’s not one-sided.

With this kind of setup, I’d usually watch for a pullback and confirmation. Don’t chase at the tip of the wick. The breakout is real, but once leverage piles up, a sharp wick to shake things out is normal too.

$ESPORTS This 15m high-volume sell-off looks significant: volume jumped straight to 2.77x, price broke below the lower bound of the past 20 5m ranges, and the aggressive trade imbalance was -13.1%—the selling pressure is real.

But take a look at OI: -0.61% over 15m, -2.06% over 1h, with notional value down by 770k U. Price fell while OI declined, so this wasn't new shorts entering; it looks more like longs deleveraging and stop-losses getting swept. It ranked #33 for anomalies across the entire pool and #13 for notional change, and the depth confirms the move.

With 235M in 24h trading volume, liquidity isn't lacking. I’m more inclined to see this structure as a shakeout after positions contracted, rather than a trend-driven sell-off. First, see if price can reclaim the lower bound of the range; if it can't, then reassess.

UNI is getting interesting over this 15-minute period—the price fell 0.70%, while trading volume was 1.74 times its usual level. Selling pressure clearly took the upper hand: aggressive trade imbalance was -28.8%, and the buy/sell ratio was 0.55. Someone is clearly dumping.

But the key is the positioning structure: OI barely moved over 15 minutes, while notional value actually fell by 1.09M. The 1-hour figures also show a slight contraction. Price down + OI down doesn’t point to shorts aggressively piling in; it looks more like longs deleveraging or getting stopped out. With the close below the lower end of the recent 20-bar 5m range, while the funding rate is still in the upper end of its recent range, this move looks more like a passive contraction after longs got crowded—not a sell-off driven by new short positions.

The OI anomaly percentile is 84.3%, ranking #13 across the pool, with notional change at #6. The move has persisted for several consecutive periods, so this pool’s activity is not insignificant. In the short term, watch more and trade less. Wait for OI to stabilize and see whether fresh money really steps in to buy—don’t rush to catch the dip.

$HOT didn’t move much this time, up 0.9%, but OI jumped +3.58% in an hour, with 15m OI also rising. Price and open interest are climbing together—a classic sign of new leveraged longs entering. The funding rate has already surged to a recent high percentile, and OI’s anomaly percentile is 89.9%, ranking #13 across the entire pool. That suggests it’s not just this asset heating up—the whole pool is piling on leverage.

But don’t overlook one detail: the aggressive trade imbalance is -3.5%, and the buy/sell ratio is 0.93. The price is rising, yet there are slightly more aggressive sell orders. Longs are adding to their positions, but buying support hasn’t kept pace. If funding stays elevated, a pullback could be rough.

24h trading volume is only 27.88M, so the pool isn’t very deep. A notional change of 55K is enough to push OI higher. Leverage can pile up fast—and unwind just as quickly. If you’re chasing longs, don’t skimp on your stop-loss.

$LIT This 15m move looks a bit off. The price is down 0.84%—not much on its own—but OI is rising, while the 1h is still positive. This looks more like new shorts entering with leverage than old longs closing out. Volume also climbed to 1.77x, and the close broke straight below the lows of the last 20 5m candles. Taker flow was -8.7%, the buy/sell ratio was 0.84, and selling pressure is clearly dominant.

The anomaly percentile is 76%, ranking #21 across the entire pool; notional change ranks #13, and depth confirms it too. 24h trading volume is nearly 100 million. A selloff from this level doesn’t look like a casual shakeout. Keep an eye on it and see whether it really breaks down—don’t rush to buy the dip.