November 9 Lucky Koi Morning Report:
1. BTC wicked down to 73,500, then bounced back to 75,000. As long as it holds above 70,000–75,000, there’s nothing to worry about; it could still reach 80,000.
2. ETH has fallen quite a bit, hitting a low of 2,060. A rebound may be coming soon.
3. SOL: On the primary market, different ecosystems are competing, which benefits retail investors. You can buy in again at 80.
4. Vitalik’s “ETH as a store of value” thesis faces criticism: it shouldn’t come at the expense of L1 fee revenue.
5. South Korea’s industry minister: Current issues affecting NVIDIA will not impact South Korea’s supply of GPUs already contracted from the company.
6. According to Politico, prediction market platforms including Kalshi and Polymarket could face stricter regulation after Democrats win the midterm elections.
7. Trump says a resumption of strikes against Iran is highly unlikely, but says the U.S. military is prepared.
8. The Block: On-chain data is insufficient to support speculation that election bettors on Polymarket obtained polls early.
9. U.S. senators ask Binance, Tether, and others to submit records related to the investigation by January 4 next year.
10. NVIDIA’s board launches an independent investigation to determine whether Jensen Huang was the target of a foreign intelligence operation.
11. The probability of the Fed raising rates by 25 basis points in December rises to 77%.
12. Elon Musk’s chip factory procurement team secretly visits Japan; planned output is 40 times that of Rapidus.
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On the primary market, quite a few small-cap coins have emerged on the SOL and BSC chains over the past few days. New concepts are appearing quickly, which shows that small players are active. The main issue is that the secondary market is too difficult, causing short-term liquidity to tighten. We’re waiting for conditions to recover; for now, we’re still looking on-chain. Opportunities are still there.
On the secondary market, most assets are falling, though a few altcoins are rallying, such as PEPE and other low-market-cap altcoins.
This market is pretty interesting. Traders really do need to set up all kinds of news alerts. Whether or not they’re useful, they do point in a certain direction.
Opportunities only come to those who are prepared.
Anyway, I’ve only just had time to check the charts. If you can’t trade well, you can only patiently look for opportunities that aren’t moving.
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1. BTC wicked down to 73,500, then bounced back to 75,000. As long as it holds above 70,000–75,000, there’s nothing to worry about; it could still reach 80,000.
2. ETH has fallen quite a bit, hitting a low of 2,060. A rebound may be coming soon.
3. SOL: On the primary market, different ecosystems are competing, which benefits retail investors. You can buy in again at 80.
4. Vitalik’s “ETH as a store of value” thesis faces criticism: it shouldn’t come at the expense of L1 fee revenue.
5. South Korea’s industry minister: Current issues affecting NVIDIA will not impact South Korea’s supply of GPUs already contracted from the company.
6. According to Politico, prediction market platforms including Kalshi and Polymarket could face stricter regulation after Democrats win the midterm elections.
7. Trump says a resumption of strikes against Iran is highly unlikely, but says the U.S. military is prepared.
8. The Block: On-chain data is insufficient to support speculation that election bettors on Polymarket obtained polls early.
9. U.S. senators ask Binance, Tether, and others to submit records related to the investigation by January 4 next year.
10. NVIDIA’s board launches an independent investigation to determine whether Jensen Huang was the target of a foreign intelligence operation.
11. The probability of the Fed raising rates by 25 basis points in December rises to 77%.
12. Elon Musk’s chip factory procurement team secretly visits Japan; planned output is 40 times that of Rapidus.
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On the primary market, quite a few small-cap coins have emerged on the SOL and BSC chains over the past few days. New concepts are appearing quickly, which shows that small players are active. The main issue is that the secondary market is too difficult, causing short-term liquidity to tighten. We’re waiting for conditions to recover; for now, we’re still looking on-chain. Opportunities are still there.
On the secondary market, most assets are falling, though a few altcoins are rallying, such as PEPE and other low-market-cap altcoins.
This market is pretty interesting. Traders really do need to set up all kinds of news alerts. Whether or not they’re useful, they do point in a certain direction.
Opportunities only come to those who are prepared.
Anyway, I’ve only just had time to check the charts. If you can’t trade well, you can only patiently look for opportunities that aren’t moving.
#跟着锦鲤学打百倍金狗 $币安人生
Follow Web3 Lucky Koi Diary and watch the coins you buy rise tenfold