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A few days ago, brothers who were farming Fomopok really got unlucky this time.
The situation I heard is that many people's wallets on their phones were emptied. The scariest part is not just ordinary phishing websites, but that they even made an iOS app, which can be directly downloaded from the store.
People used to think iPhone and iOS were relatively safe, so seeing it available on the App Store made them subconsciously let their guard down. On top of that, the attackers used a "5U promotion reward" to lure people into downloading it, making it easy to think: it’s just a small reward, so it should be fine.
But it turned out to be a classic case of losing the big picture for small gains.
Judging from the way it spread, I feel they were clearly targeting the Chinese-speaking users who farm small rewards, picking the places where people are most likely to relax their vigilance.
Most of my friends around me also got hit, luckily the on-chain assets weren’t much!
This time it’s a lesson for the brothers:
You can farm rewards and make money, but when it comes to downloading unfamiliar apps, importing wallets, authorizing, or signing, you really need to think twice.
Don’t expose your entire wallet just for a few U or tens of U rewards.
In this circle, there is no such thing as an "absolutely safe" platform, nor is downloading from the Apple Store necessarily safe.
The real protection for your assets ultimately comes down to your own security awareness.
Safety first, always more important than farming rewards!
A short position being stuck for three months does not mean the price will drop
$ZEC is moving sideways, and someone has been holding a short position at 865 for three months.
What does this number mean: 865 is the price at which the short was opened, not the target price.
Sideways movement only indicates that no one is willing to trade within this range during this period.
What they actually did: pinned their hopes of breaking even on a single spike.
The problem here is that being stuck for three months is a time cost, not a price signal.
In plain terms: how long a position is stuck has nothing to do with where the market is headed.
First, check if the short position is leveraged; if not, you can still wait.
If leveraged, sideways movement itself is losing money.
Focus on the funding rate; when it flips positive or negative, the cost of holding the position changes.
#BTC与ETH持续回调，市场何时迎来转机？ $ZEC
-2.45
-61.40%Snapshot at Nov 13, 2026, 17:38
Seventy thousand is not the bottom; it means someone has started buying in batches
$BTC dropped from eighty thousand to below seventy thousand, and the bearish voices have become even louder.
What does this price level mean: seventy thousand is just a price, not a judgment.
The real divergence lies in whether people dare to keep buying in batches after the drop.
Who is placing orders here: those with uninterrupted cash flow are treating the decline as a buying opportunity.
Buy a batch at 69,000, another at 60,000, and still buy at 50,000.
What will happen next: the premise of buying more as the price falls is having enough money to keep buying.
Leveraged positions that can't hold until the third batch will be forced to be sold by the system first.
Buying in batches sounds simple, but the hard part is reserving enough money for the next batch each time.
Those who can't hold until the last batch will only be bottom-fishing halfway up the mountain.
#BTC与ETH持续回调，市场何时迎来转机？
#$BTC
-1.03
-39.10%Snapshot at Nov 13, 2026, 17:10
The easiest thing to misinterpret during a crash is a long position quickly breaking even
When $BTC moves downward, some focus on a position thinking it's about to break even.
What does this number mean: "breaking even quickly" means the unrealized loss is shrinking.
If the direction is wrong, the price falling means the break-even point is getting further away.
What they actually did: opened a long position, betting on the price going up.
If it falls, the loss is increasing, not decreasing.
The next step downward is: the price falls further, and this position will be taken over by the system.
Whether leverage is used or not determines how far it can hold.
Breaking even and a long position are opposite in this context.
The harder it falls, the closer that position is to liquidation.
#BTC与ETH持续回调，市场何时迎来转机？
#$BTC
-1.02
-38.72%Snapshot at Nov 13, 2026, 16:42
The starting line for the rise is not the starting point; it is the cost basis of the last group of people.
Starting from the rise of $BTC, the increase has basically been given back.
Most of those shouting bull market probably haven't calculated who drew this line.
How this number is calculated: the starting line for the rise is the average transaction price on the day of volume surge.
It's not the lowest point; it's the average cost of the people who bought the most that day.
When the price falls back here, this group breaks even.
What I did: treated this line as support and placed buy orders.
The result was the price didn't stop but went straight through.
Stop loss was triggered, and the position was cleared.
Common misunderstanding: the starting line for the rise is not the floor.
It is just the cost price of a group of people; no one promised to hold it.
After breaking below, this group goes from holding to being trapped.
The next signal to wait for is very specific.
Only when the lowest price on the volume surge day is reclaimed does it count as someone stepping in.
#BTC与ETH持续回调，市场何时迎来转机？
#$BTC
-1.04
-39.13%Snapshot at Nov 13, 2026, 16:11
$ETH dropped to 1900, more long positions liquidated than short positions
$ETH broke below 1900, with $1.6 billion liquidated in 24 hours.
The main liquidations were from those who borrowed money to buy the dip.
How this number is calculated:
$1.6 billion is the total forced liquidation amount of longs and shorts across the entire network.
The main liquidations were longs, meaning as the price moves down, the bullish positions are the first to break.
One step further:
Price drops, long positions are forcibly sold by the system.
These sell orders push the price down further, causing the next batch of longs to be sold.
This is why there is no one stepping in to buy during the drop.
Short positions now feel more like the end phase.
Leverage has been mostly washed out, so the pressure is actually lighter.
At the 1900 level, stop-loss orders are already densely placed.
Once this layer is cleared, the remaining positions will determine the direction.
#BTC与ETH持续回调，市场何时迎来转机？ $ETH
-0.674
-77.32%Snapshot at Nov 13, 2026, 15:42
Sideways movement is not stability; it means no one is willing to make the first move
$BEAT is currently at 0.07894, and after the drop, it has been hovering at this level.
What does this price level mean: resistance above at 0.11162, support below at 0.07752. The price is less than two points away from support, but still quite far from resistance.
Who is placing orders here: moving averages are clustered together, indicating that long and short costs are squeezed into one area. To move up, someone has to buy first; to move down, someone has to sell first.
The longer it stays sideways, the more it looks like it's waiting for a direction. There is no catalyst from the news; the weak consolidation at the bottom means no one is stepping in.
If support breaks, the next position needs to be found again.
#BTC与ETH持续回调，市场何时迎来转机？ $BEAT
$BTC dropped to 72,000, money is flowing out
Spot ETF net outflow of 1.88 billion in eleven days.
Stablecoins decreased by 14.2 billion in one month.
How this number is calculated: both funds move in the same direction.
ETF outflow means funds are selling coins.
Stablecoin shrinkage means buying money is withdrawing.
Both sides decrease simultaneously, so there is no cushion under the price.
At the moment triggered: breaking below 72,000, long positions liquidated 210 million.
Long positions are bought on margin. When it hits the line, the system sells for you.
Sell orders press down further, the next batch follows being sold.
Miners' difficulty is expected to drop by 7%.
Difficulty adjustment means some machines are turned off.
The shut-down machines won't come back to take over.
Withdrawn money will not return the same day.
#BTC与ETH持续回调，市场何时迎来转机？
#$BTC
-1.02
-38.51%Snapshot at Nov 13, 2026, 14:33
The liquidated funds are not lost to the market
In 24 hours, $BTC liquidations reached $280 million, 96% of which were long positions.
What does this number mean: liquidation is not money evaporating, but positions being forcibly closed. Long positions with leverage get liquidated when the price falls below the maintenance margin line, and the system sells them out for you.
Who places these sell orders: the sell orders come from the system, not from any individual. The lower the price drops, the more long positions get liquidated, and these sell orders push the price down further.
The moment it triggers: $260 million was liquidated within 12 hours, indicating a sharp drop in this wave. Later, the liquidation volume decreased, but the direction remained unchanged; every batch of bottom-fishing long positions that come in gets swept away.
$ETH is even more troublesome, with $120 million liquidated in 24 hours, both longs and shorts getting hit. There are frequent spikes; longs lose, and shorts chasing the dip get wiped out by rebounds.
Those placing orders on both sides are actually paying fees to the system.
#BTC与ETH持续回调，市场何时迎来转机？
#$BTC $ETH
-1.06
-39.98%Snapshot at Nov 13, 2026, 13:55
