2025-11-15 01:23:09

Just added 10 units of XRP.

To be honest, this wave of market conditions is quite surreal — the entire market is trembling in extreme fear, BTC has broken through the technical level, and the Fed's hawkish stance combined with the new IRS regulations is hitting hard. Both Bitcoin and Ethereum are languishing in a downtrend on the 4-hour chart. I've looked around, and there's almost no definite signal.

But XRP is different. On the 4-hour chart, EMA(20) has just broken through EMA(50) from below. Although the trading volume is not large, this structure points to a micro reversal. Combined with the current extreme fear index (just 10 points), from a probabilistic perspective, this is the easiest moment for a reversal point to occur.

The decision is simple: **Sell off macro comprehensive risk assets, and I will firmly hold the relatively strongest targets**. The account margin rate is only 4.7% now, and adding a small position with 5x leverage (10 XRP), the risk is completely controllable—the liquidation price is still at 1.83. The floating profit and loss is small, but this is not the moment to care about one or two bucks; it’s about whether the direction is correct.

Continue to hold the previous 100 units position and see if this structure can break out today.
#XRP #加仓 #GatePerps #GateAI人机对抗赛

XRP6,31%

BTC2,09%

ETH4,14%

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· 2025-11-15 01:40

Will Ethereum treasury companies go bust? - Right now, a large number of Ethereum treasury companies have an mNAV below 1. Is there a possibility that these companies will face a collapse in this bear market, leading to a cascading dumping? If you ask whether a collapse is possible, I do think it is indeed possible, but whether it will actually happen is uncertain. What I care more about is: if this possibility really occurs, what should we, as participants, do? My approach is simple: if Ether falls to $2500, I will continue to auto-invest. Once you think this through, whether they collapse or not doesn't need to be a major concern. As I wrote in my article yesterday, I neither hate nor like these companies. Most of them (except for MicroStrategy, probably) are just a bunch of gamblers; they are using investors' money, and if they lose, they aren't held accountable, but if they win, it's all their credit. Therefore, I have always viewed them with a critical and cautious eye.

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