After a whole night of tinkering, I finally got the data relay function working. The first batch of information can now be pushed, covering the 1-hour and 4-hour percentage change leaderboards. The entire system integrates complete order book data for spot and futures, large order buy/sell position tracking, long/short ratios, trading volume, and automatic identification of 30-day low-high regions.
Due to space limitations, the plaza displays the top 5 data entries, but the full inventory includes the top 20. Users invited through the community will receive this information stream for free—everyone knows this, so I won't go into details.
If you want to follow this data source, early access can help you catch abnormal fluctuations in price movements. When I get up this afternoon, I will also gradually push the strategy judgments of ten mainstream AI models on BTC to the plaza, but with some simplifications to ensure fairness for all members.
If you have ideas for quantitative monitoring or trading strategies that have been validated in live trading, feel free to leave a message—any feasible plan, I won't charge for development.
Let's take a look at the overall market situation. BTC's rebound was suppressed around the 908/910 level, but the good news is that the bottom still held. However, there's something strange: last night, the US Nasdaq didn't fall at all; it continued to rise, yet our crypto market kept dipping. While US stocks are rising, we're falling—if US stocks pull back on Monday, will we have to drop even further?
There probably won't be much turbulence before the Sunday night candle; the key is how high the rebound can go. Honestly, at this position, it's hard to see the big picture—many old altcoins bought at the bottom have already been half-emptied at high levels, and the remaining half is now nearly halved in value after the pullback.
More different types of signals will be relayed later, worth continuous attention. The market always has emotional fluctuations, but algorithms and data do not.
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After a whole night of tinkering, I finally got the data relay function working. The first batch of information can now be pushed, covering the 1-hour and 4-hour percentage change leaderboards. The entire system integrates complete order book data for spot and futures, large order buy/sell position tracking, long/short ratios, trading volume, and automatic identification of 30-day low-high regions.
Due to space limitations, the plaza displays the top 5 data entries, but the full inventory includes the top 20. Users invited through the community will receive this information stream for free—everyone knows this, so I won't go into details.
If you want to follow this data source, early access can help you catch abnormal fluctuations in price movements. When I get up this afternoon, I will also gradually push the strategy judgments of ten mainstream AI models on BTC to the plaza, but with some simplifications to ensure fairness for all members.
If you have ideas for quantitative monitoring or trading strategies that have been validated in live trading, feel free to leave a message—any feasible plan, I won't charge for development.
Let's take a look at the overall market situation. BTC's rebound was suppressed around the 908/910 level, but the good news is that the bottom still held. However, there's something strange: last night, the US Nasdaq didn't fall at all; it continued to rise, yet our crypto market kept dipping. While US stocks are rising, we're falling—if US stocks pull back on Monday, will we have to drop even further?
There probably won't be much turbulence before the Sunday night candle; the key is how high the rebound can go. Honestly, at this position, it's hard to see the big picture—many old altcoins bought at the bottom have already been half-emptied at high levels, and the remaining half is now nearly halved in value after the pullback.
More different types of signals will be relayed later, worth continuous attention. The market always has emotional fluctuations, but algorithms and data do not.