This week’s crypto calendar is freshly released.
The market has taken quite a hit recently, directly affecting the pace of new token launches—there are noticeably fewer new projects with TGEs, and listing speeds on various platforms continue to slow down. It seems that in this bear market atmosphere, both project teams and exchanges are becoming more cautious.

Some traders treat technical analysis like it's their breeding strategy.
Here's the twist: when you zoom in on male-specific data, there's actually a pattern—guys with fatter wallets tend to have more kids. U.S. National Longitudinal Survey backs this up: higher income literally correlates with higher fertility rates among men.
Makes you wonder if chart patterns work the same way. Spoiler: they don't reproduce profits quite as reliably.

Recently, the market has been fluctuating, and many frens can't sit still anymore—when it rises, they rush to chase it, and when it falls, they panic and play people for suckers, resulting in their principal getting smaller and smaller. To survive in this market, merely watching the market data is not enough; one must learn to understand those who truly influence the trends. For example, the Fed chairman Powell, behind every one of his decisions, lies a clear logical chain.
Today let's talk about a key point: why does Powell place more importance on employment data than anything else?

#ETH价格走势解读 $ZEC Recently, this rebound has indeed been quite strong, but there's a logic that needs to be understood: once BTC truly enters a Bear Market cycle, alts basically have no safe haven.
When it comes to privacy attributes, the generally recognized benchmark for privacy coins in the circle is still $XMR. Does ZEC want to challenge BTC with the concept of privacy? This narrative is somewhat idealistic.
In the short term, ZEC may hold up for a while, but this kind of strength is unlikely to be maintained for long. A divergence signal has already appeared in the technical aspect, a

The refund of $BOB has arrived, half of it.

#美股2026展望 witnessed a brutal chain of liquidations on Friday — a well-known Large Investor was liquidated 22 times in a single day, directly evaporating 1.047 million USD. Even more outrageous, after each liquidation, they immediately increased the position and continued to open 25x Ether long orders, making this operation raise people's blood pressure.
High-leverage players have been having a tough time lately. In the face of severe market fluctuations, a slight misstep can lead to being swept out of the market. This brother's experience is a textbook example of a negative case: he c

This misses the fundamental difference between these platforms.
Kalshi operates as a regulated, centralized prediction market under US oversight. Predictbase runs onchain on Base with entirely different incentive structures baked in.
They're playing separate games with distinct rulesets and audiences. Predibot's fate isn't tied to Kalshi's funding rounds—it stands or falls based purely on its own execution and product-market fit.

elsa's execution is solid. epoch 1 is live—12 days left to farm points, gasless swaps on base, and warden gave them props at mainnet launch. ux keeps improving.
catch these point systems before tge hits. timing's everything.

SunX's move is quite interesting – it is no longer satisfied with just being a trading platform, but is evolving towards a self-driven ecosystem. This transformation approach provides the industry with a new way to play.

This might just be the beginning for SOL. Check out those daily and weekly charts—the pattern's telling a story worth paying attention to.

Bitcoin has been dropping for 11 consecutive days now, and I’m really curious to see how much further it can go. I heard another well-known trader is about to go under? Honestly, I’m not touching this market at all. Keeping my hands off is equivalent to protecting my principal—in times like these, just surviving is winning 😃

On Hyperliquid, among those big ETH holders who were holding their positions, only one is still struggling to hold on.
This person opened a long position of 60,000 ETH at the $3,200 level, and is still heavily betting on XRP and Ethereum. The system shows a liquidation price of $2,572, but the real situation might be even more precarious—if the market keeps dropping and no additional margin is added, the actual liquidation line will most likely be triggered early, around $2,650.
When the market accelerates downward, the gap between the theoretical liquidation price and the actual liquidation p

Lately, this market is really exhausting. It feels like we’re at the very edge of the financial world. Every day, new lows are being hit. You think you’ve caught the bottom? The next day, it drops again. Want to buy the dip? You just can’t keep up.
What’s even more frustrating is that there isn’t even a decent rebound—all we get are weak, minor pullbacks, and before you know it, there’s a new low. Now, we’re just waiting for a big bullish candle with strong volume, or a sharp V-shaped reversal to finally break this dreary downward trend. I really don’t know how long this bottoming process will

A single word from Bal can change the market.
Did you watch the speech on November 20? "Inflation is still hovering at a high level of 3%, we must act cautiously"—translated into plain language: don't expect a rate cut in December. Just as he finished speaking, BTC directly fell below the $90,000 mark, and ETH was even worse, plummeting 10% in a single day, dragging BNB down as well. The U.S. stock market performed a roller coaster, rising 2% in the morning and closing down at -2%.
How panicked is the market? Let's let the data speak. CME's FedWatch tool shows that the probability

Is the market crazy today or what? All kinds of assets seem to have made a pact to plunge together.
Bitcoin finally climbed up to $82,000, only to nosedive right after. This plunge was no joke—it wiped out 380,000 positions in an instant. The total amount liquidated could buy you 45 Boeing 787s, just like that. What’s even more absurd is that traditional safe-haven assets like gold and silver couldn’t hold up either, dropping right along with everything else. That old saying, “antiques in prosperous times, gold in troubled times,” feels especially ironic now.
The stock markets in Japan and Sou

Spotted something interesting on Solana today - a token called $LOL running on Pumpfun. The 24-hour numbers caught my eye.
Buy side pushed through nearly $18K in volume, while sells only hit around $7.2K. That's a decent buy-to-sell ratio, though the overall volumes aren't massive. Market cap sitting at roughly $52K right now.
Here's the kicker though: liquidity shows zero. That's a red flag worth noting. Makes you wonder about the actual depth behind those trading numbers.
Another meme coin launch on Solana. The pattern repeats - early volume spike, minimal liquidity backing. Classic Pumpfun

Just watched a single interaction send a token from 50k straight to 90k.
Wild.
Makes you wonder what it actually takes to pump something these days. One tweet? One mention? The influence is absolutely insane when you see it play out in real-time like that.

Ten days can change everything in crypto — and one whale just learned that the hard way.
A notorious trader, famous for shorting $ASTER right after CZ scooped it up, watched $61 million in gains evaporate. Just over a week ago? This guy was sitting pretty on Hyperliquid with close to $100M in total profit.
Then the market turned ugly. His massive long positions on $ETH and $XRP became anchors dragging him straight to the bottom. What looked like genius moves suddenly turned into a bloodbath as prices collapsed.
The irony? The same aggressive style that built his fortune destroyed it just as fa