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Excuse my ignorance, although post opening a $30k notational position on XAUUSD (through Hyperliquid), I am able to see my position on the orderbook (denoted as 5 contracts), 5 contracts is substantial no? Silly question though will I be at risk of being hunted as liquidity? Does any retail actually …
Inquiry
Excuse my ignorance, although post opening a $30k notational position on XAUUSD (through Hyperliquid), I am able to see my position on the orderbook (denoted as 5 contracts), 5 contracts is substantial no? Silly question though will I be at risk of being hunted as liquidity? Does any retail actually …
if Hormuz risk keeps coming back into the headlines, crypto is not getting the clean risk-on setup people want
This is exactly the kind of geopolitical headline that makes me think crypto still doesn’t have a clean backdrop for a real risk-on move. A March 26 Oriental Daily report says Israel’s defense minister claimed an Israeli strike killed IRGC Navy commander Alireza Tangsiri, and explicitly tied him to operations …
Crypto Market Orderflow Analysis: The Calm Before the Storm
This is an impressive set of orderflow and market data charts. What immediately stands out is that **the entire crypto market is currently showing an almost identical macro pattern**. All these coins have gone through a significant correction and are now in a consolidation phase. They are all forming a …
Anyone else feel like crypto is surviving, but still not really strong?
BTC dipping back under 69k and ETH staying soft pretty much sums up how this market feels today. Bitcoin was reported around $68,820 today, while recent reference prices had ETH near the low $2,000s, and to me that still doesn’t look like a clean risk-on market. What stands out is …
David Sacks Steps Down from Role Overseeing Crypto and AI Policy. - Codyblog
Everyone keeps calling Litecoin “digital silver”… but I think that framing is completely off.
JUST IN: Goldman Sachs says crypto may have "bottomed". Do you thinks so?
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Everyone is blaming miners for the BTC drop — the on-chain data tells a different story
I kept seeing people point at miners as the reason btc is struggling. so i actually looked at the data. miner supply ratio? declining since early 2025. miner selling power? also declining. miners are actually distributing LESS than they were before the halving. the whole "post-halving miner capitulation" narrative doesn't …