Bitcoin and Ethereum short positions have successfully taken off; friends who followed the strategy should have decent gains. I've been continuously reminding people to enter shorts, even suggesting adding short positions after breaking below 80,000 and 2,400 with floating profits—everything previously posted can still be seen.

Pump and dump strategy for Bitcoin and Ethereum: November 5 "If Bitcoin doesn't speak, even Ethereum's strength is isolated and insufficient; a breakout move must be led by the top performers. "This wave isn't about whether prices go up or down, but whether the structure is complete—daily chart corrections aren't finished, and four-hour rebounds haven't even begun; it's too early to talk about reversal. "Bollinger Band contraction indicates accumulation; expansion signals direction—don't chase trades during contraction. "A good price won't knock repeatedly; a true bottom won't wait for you for days. "Long consolidation without a break will inevitably lead to a surge, but before that surge, floating positions will be washed out—this is a pattern, not coincidence. Bitcoin successfully reached around 2,500 points, and Ethereum successfully reached around 120 points.

During yesterday morning's price surge in Bitcoin/Ethereum, we reminded traders to enter short positions at 80,600 and around 2,440. Today during the daytime session, we again advised holding short positions patiently, waiting for a decline—going as far as suggesting to add shorts with floating profits once Bitcoin breaks below 80,000 and Ethereum drops below 2,400. Repeatedly emphasizing patience and adding shorts on breakouts is key. The market has now reached 76,800 and around 2,280 respectively—short positions have achieved significant gains, and floating profit additions have captured substantial space. Congratulations to those who followed this strategy.

All short positions in Bitcoin and Ethereum have been fully successful, directly soaring: 11/5 While others keep shouting 'buy', I was waiting for the short. I gradually built short positions from around 80,000 on Bitcoin, and simultaneously entered shorts on Ethereum around 2,400. When everyone else was chasing longs, I pressed the 'short at high' button. Result? The market never betrays those who are prepared. Bitcoin shorts locked in nearly 3,000 points, Ethereum shorts captured over 120 points—congratulations to those who followed and secured profits. It's not that I'm brilliant; it's that the trend found its own path. On the trading journey, direction matters more than effort, and choice outweighs going it alone. Yesterday afternoon, we positioned shorts at 78,500 for Bitcoin and around 2,320 for Ethereum. Later that evening, due to news-driven rallies pushing prices up to 81,000 and 2,440 respectively, Xiaoma quickly added more shorts at higher levels, and all followers replicated the same moves. With enough patience, prices have now come down—this is what a strong trend and proper swing trading look like. Just a bit more patience, success becomes inevitable! The earlier posts clearly outlined the strategy—feel free to review them.

The main reason for the broad market rally last night: 11/5. Bitcoin's rise last night lacked a single clear positive catalyst, primarily driven by improved market sentiment and the elimination of uncertainty surrounding the midterm elections. On November 4th, Bitcoin rose approximately 4.14% within 24 hours, with its price rebounding to $80,592.2, while Ethereum gained about 6.43% during the same period. Global assets rose broadly that day, with gold surpassing $4,000 and oil prices also rising, prompting the crypto market to follow the resurgence in risk appetite. Some believe that the resolution of the U.S. midterm election results reduced policy uncertainty, serving as a key backdrop for the synchronized rebound in both U.S. stocks and Bitcoin. Prior to the election, market sentiment was cautious, and leveraged long positions had just been liquidated, creating room for short-term recovery. Additionally, some analysts attribute the recent market movement to a weakening dollar and capital rotation from gold and equities into Bitcoin. It should be noted that Bitcoin’s intraday gain last night (November 4th) was relatively moderate, differing from the macro-driven surges seen in August and September. There is currently no publicly available single catalyst identified, and the above analysis reflects market interpretations of sentiment and event-driven factors rather than definitive causation.

Another medium- to long-term short-term strategy for Bitcoin/Ethereum is coming. Bitcoin is currently at 80,600 and can be shorted directly, with short-term target at 79,000, medium-term target at 76,000, and long-term target around 71,000. Ethereum is currently at 2,430 and can be shorted directly, with short-term target at 2,350, medium-term target at 2,240, and long-term target around 2,050.

The 80600 and 2440 short positions laid out again last night are still being held patiently awaiting further decline. Focus on the 80000 and 2400 levels; if both Bitcoin and Ethereum break through simultaneously, consider adding to short positions with floating profits, while placing stop-losses at 82100 and 2485 respectively.

BTC and ETH operational suggestions and trend analysis: 11/5 BTC has been in a broad range of 76,000–82,000 recently, repeatedly testing support near 76,000 with rebounds, while facing resistance at 80,000–82,000. The four-hour pullback around November 3 was relatively strong, with 76,000 regarded as a short-term key support level. If not broken, maintain a low-long strategy; if broken, exit positions. Resistance on rebound is expected at 79,500–80,000. Some traders view 78,700–79,600 as a zone for profit-taking during consolidation. On November 4, BTC surged about 4% to 80,592, reclaiming the 80,000 level on the four-hour chart. However, whether it can sustainably break through the 84,000 area—where moving averages act as resistance—remains a key indicator for confirming a stronger trend. Structurally, BTC remains in a phase of oversold recovery and range-bound trading following the previous decline, without clear signs of a trend reversal. Short-term focus should be on breakout direction from the 76,000–76,600 support and 80,000–82,000 resistance zones. Within the range, prioritize high-selling and low-buying strategies, strictly controlling leverage. Analyst Shengge's trading recommendations: BTC short at 80,500–81,000, target 79,500–79,000 ETH short at 2,430–2,450, target 2,350–2,330

BTC and ETH trading suggestions and future outlook analysis: 11/5 The market is currently in an uptrend, with strong bullish signals on the technical chart, but insufficient trading volume raises concerns about the sustainability of the rally. Market sentiment remains neutral, with investors adopting a cautious attitude toward risk assets, showing neither clear greed nor fear. From an external perspective, the US dollar index has slightly declined, while Treasury yields remain high, resulting in relatively low pressure on risk assets overall. However, future policy changes still require attention. Therefore, despite the technical upward trend, investors should remain cautious and monitor potential correction risks. Analyst Xiao Ma's Diary trading recommendations: Short BTC at around 81,000, target 79,500–79,000; Short ETH at around 2,445, target 2,380–2,360.

Bitcoin/Ethereum ended their multi-day winning streak, with stop-losses triggered at 79,000 and 2,350 during the evening rally—this was previously mentioned. The price has now surged to a high of around 81,100 and 2,450, showing a clear upward move. However, this rapid rise is driven by the release of negative sentiment following the U.S. midterm elections, without any actual positive news catalysts. Additionally, the market has reached the previous daily resistance levels at 82,000 and 2,480, which may act as short-term pressure. Further short positions can be considered for an upcoming drop overnight. Overnight trading suggestion: Enter short positions for Bitcoin near 80,500 to 80,800, targeting 79,000; for Ethereum near 2,435 to 2,450, targeting 2,360, with further downside possible if breakouts occur toward 77,500 and 2,310.

Bitcoin/Ethereum rebounded on the news of the U.S. midterm election downside being resolved, but the rebound is not a reversal; it will eventually revert to the downside news. The rebound also provides another opportunity for short positions. Evening trading suggestion: go short at around 78,400 for Bitcoin, target 77,000; go short at around 2,320 for Ethereum, target 2,250.

The BTC short position was reconfirmed with a 2100-point move from the 77800 strategy. After a small bullish candle on the daily chart, the intraday opening broke below the low and then rebounded to break above the 7-day moving average. The Bollinger Bands show signs of contraction, short-term moving averages are trending downward, MACD fast and slow lines show signs of turning upward with decreasing volume, KDJ crosses upward, and VR hovers around 90. On the 4-hour chart, the price broke below the lower band early in the morning, formed a pin bar, then closed with a bullish body reclaiming losses. The Bollinger Bands flattened slightly with a hint of widening, short-term moving averages run near the middle band, MACD fast and slow lines turn upward with increasing volume, KDJ extends upward again, watch resistance near 100, and VR stabilizes around 80. Overall, the rebound after breaking lower is quick, but the larger structure remains in a downtrend with multiple resistance levels above. Thus, short-term focus should be on resistance entries; watch for potential support/resistance conversion around 80000 for short-term guidance. BTC short-term recommendation: Short at 79500 (profit management based on strategy activation) ETH short position was filled but only gained about 60 points without breaking lower, followed by a rebound. The outlook aligns with BTC; whether it reverses needs further observation. Technical indicators mirror BTC’s pattern. Watch resistance near 2430 for short-term guidance. ETH short-term recommendation: Short at 2408 (more coin analysis available by clicking the image and checking the homepage introduction for Yueying) — I'm Zhou Yueying, a technical analyst dedicated to helping traders. If you have any questions about trading strategies or market trends, feel free to connect and learn together! Let's grow and profit collectively!

BTC and ETH trading suggestions and trend analysis: 11/4 The 5-hour BTC outlook cannot be definitively predicted, but the current market (November 4, 2026) is focused on key strategic levels around the midterm election events: resistance at 78,000–79,600, and support at 75,700 (short-term holders' on-chain cost basis) and 76,000 for near-term observation. Resistance levels: 78,000 is a short-term resistance zone; 79,000–79,600 is a more critical breakout confirmation level. If the rebound within five hours reaches this area but fails to hold, a range-bound pullback is likely. Analyst Shengge's trading recommendations: Short BTC at 78,500–79,000 with targets at 77,500–77,000 Short ETH at 2,330–2,350 with targets at 2,280–2,260

Short positions at 77,400-77,800 for Bitcoin/Ethereum and 2,280-2,300 are still held. Additional short entries were added at 78,400 and 2,325 during the upward move. Resistance is evident above, so no chasing higher prices. After adding positions, the average entry is around 78,000 and 2,305. Those who haven't entered can now go short directly at 78,400 and 2,320, targeting 77,000 and 2,250, with a stop-loss at 79,000 and 2,350 respectively.

Developers migrating to a new blockchain environment often face costs that go beyond learning a new programming language, involving contract adaptation, workflow adjustments, and reacquainting themselves with development tools. On November 4th, Anubis Chain addressed this issue by referencing Ethereum ecosystem tools such as Hardhat, Foundry, and Remix, emphasizing that privacy innovations must also consider developers' existing experience and accumulated tooling. Anubis stated that its design combines EVM compatibility with a Selective Privacy architecture while taking into account familiar developer workflows. For project teams, this approach means exploring privacy applications while paying attention to how existing code, tools, and development processes can be seamlessly integrated. Evaluating migration strategies requires not only assessing functional design but also confirming practical tool support, network configuration, and contract behavior. From 'being able to develop' to 'facilitating continuous iteration,' developer experience is a crucial aspect of ecosystem building.

BTC and ETH afternoon trading suggestions and future outlook analysis: 11/4 BTC and ETH remain in a consolidation phase within a downward trend, with the bearish sentiment not fundamentally reversed. Market attention is shifting toward the U.S. midterm election results for guidance on risk assets. Price range: BTC has recently been fluctuating between $76,000 and $79,000. On November 3rd, it briefly fell below $77,000, then oscillated between $76,500 and $78,800. Bullish/Bearish assessment: Most analysts view the rebound as a technical recovery from oversold conditions rather than a trend reversal. The $78,000–$78,800 zone is seen as short-term resistance, while key support levels at $76,000 and $75,000 are closely watched. A break below these could lead to further declines toward around $73,000. Analyst Xiao Ma's diary trading recommendations: Short BTC near $78,000–$78,500, Target: $76,500–$76,000 Short ETH near $2,300–$2,320, Target: $2,240–$2,220

Bitcoin/Ethereum has seen continuous profit for both bulls and bears recently, with clear room for movement. The short positions taken after the price surge last night have also captured good gains. Currently, after an early morning drop, the market rebounded and rallied slightly, but Bitcoin broke below the recent support level of 76,000, indicating further weakening in trend. The rebound offers another opportunity. Latest updates on the U.S. midterm elections show multiple media outlets predicting Democrats will win the House of Representatives, while the Senate race remains in tight counting without official confirmation yet. The market has already priced in the House outcome, so no extreme directional move occurred; Bitcoin and Ethereum remain in a range-bound, choppy pattern with frequent whipsaws.

All long positions on Bitcoin ETF were fully captured with a target space of 11/4. Our strategy yesterday afternoon to position Bitcoin ETF at 76,800 and around 2,250 allowed immediate additional long entries as expected. The market steadily rose overnight, reaching our previous target levels of 78,000 and around 2,300 respectively. Congratulations to all who followed the plan—1200 points and 50 points of profit were fully secured. Following the right mindset and strategy is your starting point; the clear reasoning in our earlier posts can be reviewed by everyone.

Bitcoin's price surged multiple times above 78,500 and 2,300 the day before yesterday evening, with repeated alerts to go short and add short positions; the price continued to rise and then reversed downward. Yesterday's daytime retracement to around 76,500 and 2,236 prompted multiple alerts to enter long positions; the price rebounded and rose again to around 78,000 and 2,300 in the evening. Subsequently, short position entries were again advised in the evening, and the price has since declined to around 76,800 and 2,256, successfully capturing another short gain. Both long and short positions continue to capture significant moves—congratulations to those who followed the strategy.

BTC and ETH operational suggestions and trend analysis: 11/4 BTC's 4-hour Bollinger Bands are contracting, indicating a consolidation phase before a potential breakout; the long-short position ratio on contracts is high, and the weighted funding rate is near 0.01—historically, this combination suggests a higher probability of a rebound stalling followed by a pullback. Until the current range breaks, focus on high-sell low-buy strategies: consider light short positions near 787–797 with a stop-loss above 80,000; if price stabilizes between 77,500–76,000, consider small long positions, but exit if below 75,000. Contract trading carries extremely high risk and requires strict position sizing and stop-loss management. Analyst Shengge's recommendations: Short BTC at 77,600–78,100 with target 76,600–76,000. Short ETH at 2,250–2,270 with target 2,170–2,150.