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Oil prices strengthen despite persistent supply surplus concerns The XTI/USD oil price, an instrument that represents the price of WTI (West Texas Intermediate) oil against the USD, rose on Tuesday, drawing a long-bodied bullish candle with a small shadow at the bottom. Oil prices reached a high of 60.73, a low of 59.26, and closed at 60.61. WTI traded up nearly 1.5% despite persistent supply surplus concerns. Traders appear to be more focused on the upcoming US sanctions against Russia, which target Rosneft and Lukoil, due November 21st. Oil prices are influenced by supply and demand. If US crude oil inventory data declines and refinery utilization increases, this can support prices. For example, the EIA's continuous decline in US refinery inventories is a positive factor. Today, the EIA's economic calendar will release crude oil inventories, which are expected to show a decline of 1.9 million. On the other hand, some analysts are paying attention to the latest projections from the International Energy Agency, which predict that the global oil market is on track for a period of oversupply, with non-OPEC output growth and softer demand potentially weighing on the balance until early 2026. Besides supply and demand factors, geopolitical factors are also of concern to traders. Supply-side pressure can arise if geopolitical risks arise, such as sanctions against producing countries. For example, comments that sanctions against Russia could disrupt oil exports and increase spot premiums. Although short-term conditions could support an increase, there are risks from global oversupply and slowing demand, which could depress prices. Another factor that traders are paying attention to regarding oil prices is the relationship between the US dollar, interest rates, and the global economy. Because oil is traded in US dollars, a strengthening USD could depress prices by making it relatively expensive for holders of other currencies. A slowing global economy could also depress oil prices. Currently, conditions appear to favor a consolidation phase or a slight upside rather than a major breakout to the upside or downside. This is due to the relationship between short-term supply and inventory, but also the constraints of oversupply and weak demand. The forecast short-term price range is estimated at 58.50-61.50 per barrel. Key resistance is around 61.50-62.00; a breakout of this level could lead to a rise to 63.50. Key support is around 58.00-58.50; a breakout of this level could lead to further support at 55.00.
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Chainlink is trending again, and it shows how quickly tokens can rise when they solve real problems. Chainlink brings real-world data into blockchain apps, which is extremely important. I’ve been checking its price movements on BingX since it helps track its momentum. Some tokens trend because of utility, others because of strong marketing, and some because of sudden news. Chainlink trends because it is used by many projects, making it part of the core infrastructure. Tokens that offer real solutions, have active developers, and maintain strong visibility tend to trend much faster than others. What do you think makes a token trend the fastest?
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Spot trading typically rewards volume and risk taking, but recent developments are adding layers of structured incentives. Traders can now earn points for tasks such as completing KYC, executing trades, and claiming platform specific rewards. These points accumulate to unlock various benefits, including reduced fees, early access to token distributions, and yield boosters for other financial products. In the middle of this innovation is BingX’s Shards system, which formalizes these micro incentives into a tiered structure with daily and weekly leaderboards. The model prioritizes consistent engagement rather than one off high volume activity, suggesting a shift in how exchanges are encouraging user participation. How might this focus on task based rewards over raw trading volume affect user strategies and market dynamics in Spot trading?
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Whales buying the dip below $100K says a lot about how smart money views the current phase. Even though the market looks shaky on the surface, someone with deeper conviction is always positioning quietly. For me, I’m taking a much simpler approach, keeping things light and sticking to routines I can control. I’m on Day 2 of the BingX Shards event and at 4 shards so far. It’s not about racing; just a steady build while waiting for the market to stabilize. The dip isn’t always a signal to act aggressively. Sometimes it’s a reminder to stay consistent in the small things while watching how the big players move. If the whales are patient enough to accumulate, maybe the rest of us don’t need to rush either. More on the shard event here: https://bingx.com/en/shards #BingXShards
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BTC dropping, dominance dropping, alts standing strong like nothing happened, even the analysts are confused right now. Crypto keeps reminding us that logic doesn’t always apply here. And while everyone is trying to figure out what’s broken, I noticed something small, a lot of people don’t even know BingX has this Shards thing where you earn little rewards for everyday actions. There’s even that 5 USDT thing if you hit the early target, plus the big pool running in the background. Nothing life-changing, but honestly, it’s a calm corner of crypto compared to whatever this chart is doing. Anyone else taking small wins while the market misbehaves? 🔗 https://bingx.com/en/activity/general/5779288626
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Bitcoin slipped below $90K as strong US economic numbers, less optimism about rate cuts, and weaker institutional flows shaped the narrative, with technical factors like the death-cross pushing it lower. BTC is currently around the $91K mark as the market settles. Meanwhile, BingX rolled out Shards, a system where users earn Shards from KYC, trading, deposits, and events and then compete for a 100,000 USDT reward pool. If you’re watching markets closely, it may be worth checking out both the BTC setup and what Shards offers.
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The Titans Just Blinked. Cloudflare sneezed… and suddenly, half the internet caught a fever. X went dark, Discord tripped, and even the AI tools we rely on were stumbling around like they forgot their own code. Today felt like someone pressed “restart” on the entire web. And right in the middle of that digital blackout, BingX dropped Listing FastTrack a quiet move with loud potential. One mention, but the timing? Wild. Faster token listings, earlier access, and a not-so-subtle hint that more upgrades are loading in the background. When the internet wobbles, upgrades like this hit differently. Is anyone else getting the feeling something big is brewing?
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Bitcoin miners are deep in the pressure zone right now, and hashrate pumping new highs, rewards dropping to painful lows. It’s one of those classic crypto phases where the network flexes and everyone has to breathe through the squeeze. Meanwhile, I’ve been running my own little side-quest on BingX… collecting shards, one by one. No noise. No stress. Just simple tasks turning into steady progress. And honestly? It’s been the most chilled part of my entire crypto week. Every shard feels like a small win, a tiny green candle in a market full of pressure. Watching my shard count rise has actually made the whole experience feel more fun and community-driven. People are comparing progress, hyping each other up, and keeping the energy alive even while the BTC mining world is gasping for air. With miners fighting record difficulty just to stay alive, it feels good to have something rewarding that doesn’t come with the stress. What do you think about the miner squeezing right now?





