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How to Create a WeChat Account Without Using Your Personal Phone Number? Hey everyone, If you're trying to create a WeChat account but don't want to use your personal phone number, there are a few options worth considering. WeChat generally requires an SMS verification code during registration, so you can't normally create a new account using email alone. Here are some possible alternatives: Spare SIM: You can use an extra mobile number that can receive SMS. Friend or Family Number: A trusted person's number may work with their permission. Virtual Phone Number: Some services provide temporary numbers for receiving verification codes. SMS Verification Services: Services like PVACodes offer numbers for receiving verification codes, although WeChat doesn't accept every virtual number. Free Public Numbers: These are usually unreliable because many people have already used them. How to Register a WeChat Account: Open WeChat and select Sign Up. Enter your nickname and country. Add the phone number you want to use. Create a password and accept the terms. Complete the security check. Enter the SMS verification code. Complete additional verification if required. A Few Things to Keep in Mind Sometimes the WeChat verification code doesn't arrive, or WeChat reports that a number is already registered. In such cases, trying another number may help. WeChat may also ask an existing user to verify your registration by scanning a QR code. Always use a number you can access later because you may need it for WeChat account recovery. Final Thoughts Using a spare SIM or a trusted number is generally more reliable. A rental virtual number can also be an option if you want to keep your personal number private, but successful verification isn't guaranteed. Hope this helps anyone facing the same issue!

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SuperEx Guide: Futures Trading Special Event — Approximately 120,000 USDT in Prizes #SuperEx #Guide It’s been a long time since our Guide channel last featured a special edition dedicated to event guides. In this edition, we’re once again bringing you a guide to SuperEx’s futures trading events, with a 120,000 USDT prize pool waiting for everyone to compete for! Two SuperEx futures campaigns are currently running at the same time: the Futures Triple Rewards campaign with a total prize pool of 94,000 USDT and the fourth Stock Futures campaign with 25,000 USDT in rewards. Together, they offer 119,000 USDT, or approximately 120,000 USDT, in total prizes. However, the 119,000 USDT is not a single pool that every user can share after completing one trade. It consists of referral rewards, new-user milestone rewards, all-user trading rewards, first-time stock futures rewards, and a stock futures leaderboard. Each category has different eligibility requirements, trading thresholds, quotas, and deadlines. This guide breaks down both campaigns from the user’s perspective, helping users identify the rewards that match their circumstances before deciding whether to participate, rather than blindly increasing futures volume to chase a bonus. Start With the Deadlines: The Stock Futures Campaign Is Ending Soon The two campaign periods are: Futures Triple Rewards: November 10, 2026, 10:00 to November 20, 2026, 10:00 UTC Stock Futures Campaign Phase IV: November 4, 2026, 10:00 to November 14, 2026, 10:00 UTC Users who have not yet participated in the Stock Futures campaign should first determine whether they can complete the requirements naturally before the deadline. Do not rush into a stock futures position merely because the campaign is about to end. Campaign One: Futures Triple Rewards — 94,000 USDT Prize Pool This campaign consists of three separate reward categories: Referral rewards: 10,000 USDT New futures user rewards: 19,000 USDT All-user trading rewards: 65,000 USDT Task One: Invite Friends and Earn Up to 50 USDT During the campaign, a friend must register through the inviter’s exclusive referral link and complete at least 500 USDT in cumulative futures trading volume to qualify as a valid new referral. The inviter receives 5 USDT for each valid referral and can earn up to 50 USDT in total. Reaching the individual maximum therefore requires 10 qualified referrals. The key is not the total number of invitations but the number of valid referrals. Sharing a link, completing registration, or making a deposit alone does not complete the task. The referred user must reach the required futures volume during the campaign. This task may be more suitable for: Users with genuine trading communities; Users whose friends already intend to explore futures trading; Inviters who can explain the campaign requirements and futures risks clearly; Users who do not rely on fake registrations or wash trading. The total pool is 10,000 USDT and is distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. Even though the theoretical individual maximum is 50 USDT, users should still check whether rewards remain available. Task Two: Exclusive Rewards for New Futures Users — 19,000 USDT This category is exclusively available to users who have never previously traded futures. Rewards are based on cumulative futures volume during the campaign: These are tiered rewards, but the tiers are not cumulative. For example, a user who reaches 50,000 USDT in volume receives 50 USDT, not 10 + 30 + 50 USDT. In terms of reward relative to required volume: 1,000 USDT tier: approximately 1%; 10,000 USDT tier: approximately 0.3%; 50,000 USDT tier: approximately 0.1%. These percentages are only static comparisons of reward divided by trading volume. They do not represent actual returns. Futures trading volume is also different from principal. Repeatedly opening and closing positions with the same capital can generate cumulative volume, but it also creates fees, funding costs, slippage, and market exposure. New users should therefore not force an additional 9,000 USDT of volume merely to upgrade from a 10 USDT reward to a 30 USDT reward. A more sensible approach is to select the tier that matches the volume they already intended to trade. Task Three: All-User Trading Challenge — 65,000 USDT This category is available to both new and existing users: These tiers are also non-cumulative. A user reaching 1,500,000 USDT in volume is eligible for the 300 USDT reward, rather than receiving all four rewards. This category is more suitable for active users who already have a consistent futures trading plan, as even the lowest tier requires 300,000 USDT in cumulative volume. Based on the minimum thresholds, the static reward-to-volume ratio ranges from approximately 0.0167% to 0.02%. For active traders, this may provide an additional benefit on top of normal activity. For low-frequency users, generating hundreds of thousands of USDT in additional volume to earn 50 USDT may create fees and market risk far greater than the reward. Campaign Two: Stock Futures Phase IV — 25,000 USDT Prize Pool The Stock Futures campaign consists of a first-trade reward and a trading leaderboard. Users should note that stock futures are derivative products and are not equivalent to directly owning shares through a traditional securities account. Task One: First Stock Futures Trade Reward During the campaign, users who complete their first stock futures trades and reach at least 2,000 USDT in cumulative volume can receive the equivalent of 20 USDT in a selected popular stock reward. The reward is limited to the first 1,000 eligible users. This task accounts for 20,000 USDT, the largest portion of the campaign’s 25,000 USDT total prize pool. Based on the threshold, the 20 USDT reward equals 1% of the required 2,000 USDT volume. However, the reward is distributed as the equivalent value of a popular stock rather than necessarily as 20 USDT in cash. The exact asset, distribution method, and trading availability are subject to the campaign page. Because the campaign is ending soon, users unfamiliar with stock futures should not use high leverage at the last minute merely to obtain a 20 USDT reward. First review trading hours, contract value, volatility, margin requirements, and liquidation rules. Task Two: Stock Futures Leaderboard The stock futures leaderboard is based on cumulative valid trading volume. Users must rank among the top 50 and meet the corresponding minimum volume requirement: Two conditions must be met simultaneously: the user must reach the minimum volume and finish within the corresponding ranking range. For example, completing 200,000 USDT in trading volume does not automatically guarantee a share of the 2,000 USDT pool. If the user does not finish within the top 50, no leaderboard reward will be received. The leaderboard is more suitable for users who already trade stock futures actively and can monitor their ranking. For everyday users, the first-trade reward is generally more straightforward and easier to evaluate than competing for a leaderboard position. Which Campaign Should Different Users Prioritize? Users Who Have Never Traded Futures Consider the new futures user task first, beginning with the 1,000 USDT tier instead of immediately targeting 50,000 USDT. If the user also qualifies for the first stock futures reward, do not assume that the same stock futures volume will automatically count toward both campaigns. Eligible pairs, volume calculations, and reward combinations may differ, so the live campaign rules take precedence. Existing Futures Traders Users with previous futures trading history will generally not qualify for the new-user category, but they may still participate in referral rewards and the all-user trading challenge. Estimate the trading volume you would naturally generate during the campaign and then select the nearest tier. If normal activity is around 320,000 USDT, the 300,000 USDT tier may be practical. If normal volume is only 50,000 USDT, forcing it to 300,000 USDT for a 50 USDT reward is unlikely to be worthwhile. Users With Communities or Referral Networks These users may prioritize the referral task. Instead of inviting large numbers of people with no genuine trading interest, focus on users who understand futures risks and are willing to complete the requirements independently. A referral reward should never be used as a reason to promise profits. Inviters should make clear that 500 USDT is a cumulative futures trading-volume requirement, not a required margin amount and certainly not a guaranteed return. Users Already Familiar With Stock Futures Check the remaining campaign time, current cumulative volume, and live ranking first. Because the campaign is close to ending, any attempt to reach the next tier should be evaluated against the remaining volume gap and expected trading costs. Essential Checks Before Participating Confirm whether advance registration is required. Verify whether the account qualifies as a new futures user or first-time stock futures trader. Check whether reward quotas or prize pools remain available. Confirm which trading pairs count toward valid volume. Determine whether volume is calculated from opening trades, closing trades, or both sides. Review whether rewards from multiple campaigns can be combined. Confirm whether the reward is USDT cash, futures trial funds, or a stock-equivalent asset. Check the distribution schedule and claim requirements. Calculate fees, funding costs, and potential slippage in advance. Set a stop-loss and maintain sufficient distance between the stop and liquidation price. Do Not Treat These Behaviors as Reward Strategies Repeatedly opening and closing positions without a trading rationale simply to generate volume; Using extreme leverage to reduce margin requirements while greatly increasing notional exposure; Taking oversized positions immediately before the deadline; Creating fake accounts, self-referrals, or wash trades; Refusing to stop a losing position because the next reward tier is close; Calculating rewards while ignoring fees and funding costs; Treating the leaderboard’s minimum threshold as a guaranteed winning level. Campaign rewards should be treated as an additional benefit on top of a normal trading plan, not as a reason to abandon risk discipline. Final Thoughts The two campaigns offer a combined 119,000 USDT in rewards, but only one or two tasks may be genuinely suitable for any individual user. New users may focus on the lowest new-user futures tier and the first stock futures reward. Active traders can evaluate the all-user tiers based on their natural trading volume, while users with genuine referral networks may prioritize referral rewards. The most important factor is time: the Stock Futures campaign ends at 10:00 UTC on November 14, 2026, while the Futures Triple Rewards campaign ends at 10:00 UTC on November 20. Confirm eligibility first, calculate costs second, and only then decide whether additional volume makes sense. Earning a reward is useful, but refusing to take unplanned risk merely for a bonus is the more responsible approach. Disclaimer This article is provided solely for campaign information, product education, and risk awareness. It does not constitute investment, trading, or financial advice. Futures and stock futures involve substantial risk. Leverage amplifies both gains and losses and may result in margin loss or forced liquidation. Eligibility, valid trading volume, reward combinations, remaining quotas, and distribution rules are subject to the live SuperEx campaign pages and official terms.

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SuperEx Educational Series: Understanding Prices Are Rising, but Open Interest Is Declining. What Could Explain This? #SuperEx #EducationalSeries At the end of our previous article, we announced that this installment would be “SuperEx Educational Series: Understanding Why Can Large-Scale Short Covering Push Prices Higher, While Mass Long Position Closures Accelerate a Decline? Part II.” That article was supposed to explain how ordinary position closures can develop into a short squeeze or long squeeze through leverage, stop orders, and limited liquidity. However, while preparing Part II, we found one data combination that deserves a separate explanation first: Prices are rising, but open interest is declining. This combination can help identify where a rally is coming from. It may indicate concentrated short covering, but it may also result from both sides reducing exposure, arbitrage positions unwinding, contracts migrating, or local deleveraging. Without understanding these possibilities, it is easy to see two lines on a chart and immediately declare that every short has surrendered. This installment is therefore a necessary bridge before the originally planned Part II. We will first explain rising prices with falling open interest. The next article will then examine how this structure can develop into a genuine short squeeze. First, What Does Open Interest Actually Measure? Open interest is the number of derivatives contracts that remain active and have not been offset, settled, or expired. It is not the same thing as price, trading volume, or capital inflow. Suppose one trader buys a contract to establish a long position while another sells the contract to establish a short. Together they create one new contract. Open interest increases by one, not two. Every contract contains both a long and a short, but open interest counts the contract relationship itself. SuperEx similarly explains that every open contract has a buyer and seller, while only one side is counted when calculating open interest. If both sides open new positions, open interest rises. If both sides close existing positions, it falls. If one trader exits while another enters, open interest may remain unchanged. The most direct meaning of falling open interest is therefore not that the market is bearish. It means some existing contract relationships are ending. Falling Open Interest Does Not Mean All Capital Is Leaving the Asset A trader may close derivatives and buy spot, move to another exchange, or replace perpetual exposure with dated futures or options. Falling open interest on one venue therefore does not automatically mean capital is leaving the entire asset. The measurement method also matters. Some platforms report open interest in contract units, while data providers may convert it into dollar notional value. When prices change, the two formats may produce different-looking curves. Before comparing data, determine whether open interest is measured in contracts, token units, or dollar notional value. Otherwise, one may end up using two rulers with different scales and wondering why the measurements disagree. The Most Common Explanation: Shorts Are Buying to Cover One of the most common explanations for rising prices and falling open interest is short covering. A short position is originally established by selling contracts. To exit, the trader must perform the opposite transaction by buying. The CFTC defines short covering as purchasing futures to offset an existing short position. Closing an existing position requires an equal and opposite transaction. CFTC Futures Glossary Suppose a token rises from $100 to $104. Some shorts decide that remaining in the trade has become too risky and buy contracts to exit. These covering orders consume the ask side of the order book. If sell-side depth is limited, the price may move toward $105, $106, or higher. If covering shorts trade against longs who are also closing, both sides are ending existing positions and open interest declines. The market then displays two simultaneous changes: Price rises because shorts are buying; Open interest falls because existing contracts are being closed. Why Do Shorts Exit During a Rally? Short covering does not necessarily mean traders have become long-term bulls. They may be exiting because of stop-losses, margin pressure, tighter risk limits, changing funding costs, or because the original short thesis is no longer valid. A short may still believe that the token will eventually fall but cannot survive a move from $100 to $130 before it declines to $80. Markets do not waive margin requirements simply because someone may be correct in the long term. Short covering is therefore often a risk-management action rather than a complete reversal of opinion. The buying is real, but its purpose is to exit an old position, not create new bullish exposure. Rising Price and Falling Open Interest Do Not Always Mean Only Short Covering Rising price with falling open interest is consistent with short covering, but it is not the only explanation. Market data aggregates many trading activities. A relationship between two indicators is not account-level proof. Longs and Shorts May Both Be Reducing Exposure Suppose some shorts buy to cover while early longs sell to take profit. Both sides close positions, so open interest declines. Whether price rises or falls depends on which side is more urgent and which side of the order book has less depth. If shorts aggressively cover with market buys while longs place passive limit sells, aggressive buying may push prices higher. The rally does not necessarily mean that the number of longs is increasing. Longs may also be exiting, but shorts are more urgent. Arbitrage Positions May Be Unwinding An arbitrageur may hold a position that is long spot and short perpetual futures. When funding or basis conditions change, the arbitrageur may buy futures to close the short while selling spot to unwind the entire trade. In derivatives, this creates covering buys and reduces open interest. In spot markets, it may create selling pressure at the same time. Looking only at derivatives prices and open interest may therefore overstate new bullish demand. Positions May Be Moving to Other Venues or Products A trader may close perpetual futures on Exchange A and reopen exposure on Exchange B. The trader may also switch from perpetual futures to options or dated contracts. Open interest on Exchange A declines, but market-wide exposure may remain unchanged. Dated futures may also experience contract rollover and settlement. Open interest in the front-month contract may fall while open interest in a later contract rises. Looking at only one maturity can create the illusion of broad capital withdrawal. The Change May Reflect Only Local Deleveraging An exchange may raise margin requirements, adjust risk parameters, or see large accounts reduce leverage, causing local open interest to decline. If open interest on other venues does not fall, the rally may not be driven by market-wide short covering. A more accurate translation of rising price with falling open interest is: The market price is increasing while some derivatives exposure is leaving. Identifying who is leaving and why requires additional evidence. Is It a Short Squeeze? Several Important Pieces of Evidence Are Still Missing Short covering and a short squeeze are not identical. Short covering can be gradual, voluntary, and planned. A short squeeze usually contains a clear self-reinforcing process. During a short squeeze, rising prices increase short losses. Short covering then pushes prices higher, and higher prices force additional shorts to exit. A feedback chain forms: Prices rise and covering increases; Covering increases and prices rise further; Higher prices trigger additional stops and liquidations. If price rises gradually while open interest declines slowly, shorts may simply be reducing exposure in an orderly manner. If price breaks sharply higher, open interest falls rapidly, short liquidations increase, negative funding normalizes, and sell-side depth becomes limited, the evidence for a short squeeze becomes stronger. Is Funding Moving Up from Negative Levels? Persistently negative funding generally means shorts are paying longs and may reflect strong demand for bearish exposure. If price rises while negative funding quickly approaches neutral, crowded short positioning may be unwinding. Negative funding alone does not prove that shorts are overwhelmingly crowded or that price must rise immediately. Funding rules, settlement intervals, and market structures vary by venue, so current rates should be compared with their own history. Are Short Liquidations Increasing? Voluntary covering and forced liquidation both produce buying, but their meanings differ. Voluntary covering is a chosen exit. Liquidation occurs when margin can no longer support the position and the system closes it. If short liquidations increase significantly while price rises and open interest falls, leveraged short exits may be amplifying the rally. Liquidation data should also be compared across venues because one exchange reflects only local positioning. Is the Spot Market Rising as Well? If derivatives rise and open interest falls while spot trading remains weak, the move may be driven mainly by short covering. If spot volume expands persistently, several venues rise together, and assets move away from exchanges, genuine spot demand may also be entering. This distinction matters. Short covering creates exit-driven buying, which naturally declines as short exposure disappears. Spot demand may continue supporting the market after covering ends. Whether the Rally Continues Depends on Who Buys After the Shorts Exit Short covering can push prices sharply higher, but it does not automatically create a long-term trend. The reason is simple: the amount of short exposure available to cover is finite. Once most vulnerable shorts have exited and open interest has fallen substantially, covering demand naturally weakens. The market then needs new spot buyers, new long exposure, or fundamental improvement. Without them, momentum may fade. Price Holds After Covering Slows If open interest stabilizes after declining while price remains elevated and spot volume and depth continue improving, the rally may be transitioning from short covering to genuine demand. This structure is generally more sustainable than a derivatives-only squeeze. Price Falls Quickly After Open Interest Declines If price loses support soon after a sharp decline in open interest and spot demand fails to follow, the rally may have relied heavily on short covering. Once the most urgent shorts finish buying, the market may temporarily run out of marginal buyers. This does not mean the earlier rally was fake. The trades and prices were real. But the primary fuel was temporary. Once it is exhausted, the market needs another source of demand. Open Interest Begins Rising Again If open interest begins increasing again after the rally, new derivatives exposure is entering. This still does not reveal whether new positions are primarily long or short. Funding, futures premiums, aggressive order flow, and spot activity remain necessary. Complete Case: Price Rises 20%, but Is It Really a Short Squeeze? Suppose the A token trades near $40 for two weeks. Because the market expects weak project data, many traders establish short positions. Open interest rises from $70 million to $120 million while funding remains negative. The project then publishes user data. The results are not exceptional, but they are clearly better than the market’s pessimistic expectations. Spot buying first moves the price from $40 to $42. Some shorts conclude that their original thesis has weakened and voluntarily buy to close. When price reaches $44, additional short stop-losses activate. Open interest falls from $120 million to $95 million. Price continues toward $46, forcing some highly leveraged shorts into liquidation. Covering orders consume available asks, and the price briefly reaches $48. Open interest falls further to $78 million, while negative funding approaches neutral. This set of data is strongly consistent with a short squeeze: Price rises rapidly; Open interest falls significantly; Negative funding normalizes; Short liquidations increase; Covering orders consume sell-side depth. The analysis should not stop there.The following 24 hours determine whether the rally finds a new source of demand. Scenario A: Price Holds and Spot Demand Continues If A stabilizes near $47, spot trading continues expanding, order-book depth recovers, and on-chain user data improves, the market may be transitioning from short covering to fundamental repricing. Shorts were the first forced buyers, but not the final buyers. Scenario B: Covering Ends and Price Retraces If spot activity fades after open interest falls and price retraces from $48 to $43, the rally was driven mainly by short exits. The 20% gain was real, but it lacked persistent demand. The important question is therefore not only whether short covering occurred. It is: who continues buying after the covering ends? A Practical Sequence for Analyzing This Combination First, Confirm the Data Format Is open interest measured in contracts, token units, or dollar notional value? Does the data cover one exchange or the broader market? Different formats should not be compared directly. Second, Examine the Speed of Change A gradual rally with slowly declining open interest may indicate orderly short reduction. A rapid rally with sharply falling open interest is more consistent with concentrated covering, stops, or liquidations. Third, Check Funding and Futures Premiums Has negative funding returned toward neutral? Has the derivatives discount to spot narrowed? These changes can indicate that crowded shorts are unwinding. Fourth, Examine Liquidation Data Were large short liquidations recorded? At what times and price levels did they occur? Voluntary covering and forced liquidations can affect the market differently. Fifth, Compare Spot and Derivatives Is spot volume also expanding? Are several venues rising together? Is order-book depth improving? If only derivatives rise while spot demand remains weak, the move is more likely to depend on derivatives repositioning. Sixth, Watch Price After Open Interest Stabilizes Can the price remain elevated once open interest stops falling? This stage helps determine whether the rally is transitioning from covering to more persistent demand. Taking SuperEx as an Example: How Can Users Interpret Position Exits During a Rally? Taking SuperEx as an example, perpetual futures include buying to open long, selling to close long, selling to open short, and buying to close short. During a rally, derivatives buying may come from new longs or existing shorts covering. SuperEx’s perpetual futures documentation distinguishes opening from closing, with short positions exited through buy-to-close transactions. SuperEx Introduction to Perpetual Futures Users can also examine funding rates to understand positioning costs. SuperEx funding calculations consider the basis between internal contract prices and external spot prices. If negative funding moves toward neutral during a rally, short demand may be weakening. If funding rapidly becomes strongly positive, users should examine whether new long crowding is developing. SuperEx Perpetual Funding Fee Rules Users should also compare SuperEx spot, derivatives, and multi-market index prices. If local derivatives rise rapidly without confirmation from spot or index prices, the move may come mainly from local repositioning. If several markets rise together, the evidence for broader demand becomes stronger. SuperEx provides several perspectives through position direction, funding rates, index prices, and risk-management mechanisms. No single indicator should be treated as a final market verdict. Useful analysis requires price, positioning, funding costs, and spot demand to confirm one another. Conclusion: This Combination Provides a Clue, Not a Final Answer The most common explanation for rising price and falling open interest is short covering. Shorts must buy to exit, which can push prices higher. If both counterparties are closing existing exposure, open interest declines at the same time. However, this combination alone cannot prove a short squeeze or explain every source of the rally. Both sides reducing exposure, arbitrage unwinding, cross-venue migration, contract rollover, and data-format differences may produce similar patterns. A more reliable assessment requires examining: How quickly open interest is falling; Whether negative funding is normalizing; Whether short liquidations are occurring; Whether spot activity is increasing; Whether several venues are rising together; Whether price holds after covering slows. Ultimately, rising price with falling open interest does not mean that a bull market has been confirmed. It tells us that prices are moving higher while some existing derivatives relationships are ending. Whether this represents orderly reduction, short covering, or an emerging squeeze requires additional evidence. With this foundation in place, the next article can return to the originally planned topic. We will examine how ordinary short covering becomes self-reinforcing, how liquidity, stops, leverage, and liquidation can turn it into a genuine squeeze, and how the same mechanism can produce a cascading long exit in the opposite direction. About SuperEx As the world’s first Web3-powered cryptocurrency exchange, SuperEx has remained committed to building the Web3 ecosystem. Over the years, it has introduced a comprehensive range of products and services, including SuperEx DAO, SuperEx Web3 Wallet, Super Start, SuperEx P2P, SuperEx Stock Markets, SuperEx Copy Trading, SuperEx Earn, and SuperEx DAO Academy, creating a full-spectrum ecosystem that spans every major sector of Web3. 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Gold faces aggressive selling pressure amid a hawkish Federal Reserve stance XAUUSD is under significant bearish pressure, trading around the $3882 level. Over the past three consecutive days, gold has faced intense selling, falling from the $4146 range to $3852. According to FXOpen charts, gold formed a bearish candle on November 12, with a high of $4000.36, a low of $3852.45, and a close at $3881.68. Gold has just broken through the psychological $3900 level and tested its 52-week low, following a sharp sell-off of nearly 4% over the last 24 hours. This selling pressure on gold has been driven by a combination of a highly hawkish US monetary policy outlook and a surge in bond yields. Following an October Non-Farm Payroll report that significantly exceeded expectations, alongside a "hot" US Consumer Price Index report, the market is now pricing in a 25-basis-point interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve at the upcoming December FOMC meeting—building on the current 3.75%–4.00% range. Higher interest rates increase the opportunity cost of holding gold, an asset that yields no return. The yield on the 10-year US Treasury note touched the psychological 5.00% level, while the 2-year yield climbed even more rapidly. High real yields have triggered capital outflows from precious metals into US dollar-denominated assets. The US Dollar Index (DXY) reached a high above 102.3, exerting direct pressure on commodities priced in US dollars. Meanwhile, uncertainty surrounding US-Iran relations and fading hopes for a peace agreement have heightened geopolitical risks. However, safe-haven demand has not been strong enough to offset the pressure stemming from a robust US dollar and expectations of higher interest rates. Today, the market will be closely watching the US Producer Price Index (PPI) data for October. If the actual figures come in higher than expected, gold could face further downward pressure; conversely, if the data is weaker than anticipated, gold may see a rebound. The PPI data is significant as it has the potential to shift inflation expectations and the direction of Federal Reserve policy. Traders are also keeping a close eye on the 10-year Treasury yield. Historically, a breakout and sustained move above 5.00% has triggered the liquidation of long positions in gold by institutional funds. Comments from Federal Reserve officials heading into the end of the week will be scrutinized to gauge the strength of support for a potential interest rate hike in December. Given that gold has fallen sharply throughout the week and is currently trading near its annual lows, the possibility of profit-taking toward the close of the New York session could pave the way for a technical rebound. From a technical perspective, XAUUSD is trading below its 50-day moving average, with the RSI at 37—nearing the oversold zone. XAUUSD is expected to trade within a range of $3800–$3990. Immediate support lies near $3850, with the next target around $3820. Immediate resistance is near $3950, with the next target around $4000. This forecast could be wrong.

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