⤴️-Paid Ad- TGF approve this banner. Add your banner here.🔥
All Activity
- Past hour
-
How Can You Spot a Forex Scam Broker?
Hossainanan replied to Sarahsun's topic in Forex Complaints & SCAMs
You can spot a scam broker by looking at three things: regulation, withdrawal rules, and price behaviour. Unregulated or offshore-only entities are the biggest red flag. If they delay or block withdrawals, that’s another clear sign. And if you see abnormal spreads or chart spikes that don’t match the real market, avoid them. When I’m unsure about a broker, I check TopAsiaFX — they break down regulatory status and list safe broker options so you don’t fall into traps. - Today
-
With $HYPE up about 9% at 32.50 and $SUI climbing 8% to around 1.452, it feels like the alt market is slowly waking up again. While checking rotations, I grabbed some $RLS since it just went live on BingX. Rayls is targeting financial-layer use cases, privacy, compliance-ready features, and fast throughput, making it different from the usual hype-driven tokens. Its tokenomics also look structured, with a fixed supply and long-term network utility. If you track new listings or infrastructure-focused chains, you might want to research RLS and see if it fits your watchlist.
-
Market Technical Analysis by RoboForex
RBFX Support replied to RBFX Support's topic in Forex News & Analysis
Brent prepares for a surge – what is next The Brent forecast appears positive, with prices likely to maintain their upward trajectory towards 64.50 USD. Discover more in our analysis for 2 December 2025. Brent technical analysis Having tested the lower Bollinger Band, Brent quotes formed a Spinning Top reversal pattern on the H4 chart. They are currently following this signal, forming a bullish wave. Tensions between Venezuela and the United States support crude oil prices. Read more - Brent Forecast Attention! Forecasts presented in this section only reflect the author’s private opinion and should not be considered as guidance for trading. RoboForex bears no responsibility for trading results based on trading recommendations described in these analytical reviews. Sincerely, The RoboForex Team -
Market Fundamental Analysis by RoboForex
RBFX Support replied to RBFX Support's topic in Forex News & Analysis
US 500 forecast: the index resumed growth but correction risk remains high US 500 has shifted into an uptrend, but the likelihood of a slight pullback remains high. The US 500 forecast for today is negative. US 500 forecast: key trading points Recent data: US manufacturing PMI for November came in at 52.2 Market impact: these figures are generally positive for the equity market Fundamental analysis The US manufacturing PMI in the latest release came in at 52.2 points versus a forecast of 51.9 and the previous reading of 52.5. This means the manufacturing sector remains in expansion territory (readings above 50.0 indicate growth), but the pace of expansion slowed slightly compared to the previous month. At the same time, the higher-than-expected reading suggests that business conditions are somewhat better than the market anticipated. For the US 500, the impact is cautiously positive. Since the index includes industrial, technology, and consumer companies, a moderately strong PMI supports the soft landing narrative: the economy continues to grow, but without excessive acceleration that could force the Fed back into tightening. Within the index, stocks of real-sector companies sensitive to manufacturing activity may perform slightly better under such conditions. RoboForex Market Analysis & Forex Forecasts Attention! Forecasts presented in this section only reflect the author’s private opinion and should not be considered as guidance for trading. RoboForex bears no responsibility for trading results based on trading recommendations described in these analytical reviews. Sincerely, The RoboForex Team -
With BTC and most majors dipping repeatedly, I’ve leaned heavily into a more controlled approach. Cutting underperformers, scaling into stronger setups, and staying in steady spot positions has helped me avoid unnecessary drawdowns. BingX Spot has been a meaningful part of that shift, reliable execution and predictable fees make consistency a lot easier in shaky conditions. We all know that sometimes one small adjustment can reshape the entire strategy. So, what tweaks have been giving you the best results lately?
-
BTC’s recent drop has really messed up the ecosystem. Prices are moving all over the place, volatility is high, and a lot of people don’t know what to do next. It’s one of those times where the whole market just feels shaky. While trying to figure out how to stay active, I started looking around for something new to try. That’s when discovered the Trading Club Championship on Bitget. Currently in phase19.. Since things are slow and uncertain, I thought it could be a good way to stay involved without stressing too much and grow my BGB collection.. I began checking out some low-cap coins to see if anything interesting was hiding out there. That’s when I came across BSU, It stood out to me because it’s small, early, and hasn’t blown up yet and the entry threshold is low, I've done about $5k in volumes rn and well on my way to earn $Bgb, there's still time to position yourself so don't fade https://www.bitget.com/launchhub/trading-club/2 32698
-
Hello, friends Need the best quality? - We have it COSMIC! Order: Rendering|Soules (@soules_service) News & Giveaways: Channel|Soules (@SoulesPlanet_Bot) New review:
-
Rosebeer joined the community
-
Thi H joined the community
-
Gamification Services are transforming how digital platforms attract and retain users, with many businesses reporting up to a 300% jump in engagement. By integrating rewards, challenges, points, and leaderboard mechanics, brands are making everyday interactions more exciting and addictive. Users are more likely to return when they feel a sense of achievement and progress, which turns normal tasks into a game-like experience. These services also help companies understand user behavior through real-time analytics and personalized incentives. As a result, platforms across education, fitness, finance, and entertainment are seeing massive improvements in retention and conversion rates. With the right Gamification Services strategy, any business can create a more engaging, motivating, and high-performing user ecosystem.
-
Welcome to the official Cryptonix thread!
Rainyd replied to Cryptonix's topic in Crypto Money Making Discussions & [Ann]
How long does it usually take for a Bitcoin (BTC) payment to be confirmed and credited to my Cryptonix wallet? -
mktsoftwareglobal.com joined the community
-
Date: 2nd December 2025. Asian Markets Steady as BoJ Rate-Hike Signals Boost Global Yields and Trigger Bitcoin Drop. Asian markets held steady on Tuesday following a volatile start to the week, as strong demand for Japanese government bonds helped stabilise sentiment after hawkish signals from the Bank of Japan unsettled global markets. Investors had been reacting to fresh expectations of a potential Bank of Japan rate hike, a shift that pushed global bond yields higher and weighed on risk assets. A successful auction of 10-year Japanese government bonds offered some reassurance. Solid demand, particularly from domestic pension funds, signalled that investors still see value in JGBs even as Japanese bond yields rise to multi-year highs. This helped calm a market that has been on edge since Governor Kazuo Ueda’s recent comments revived speculation of policy tightening as early as this month. The yen stabilised after Monday’s swings, and Japanese equities closed slightly higher, supported by financial stocks that typically benefit from higher interest rates. The backdrop of a weak yen and elevated import costs continues to place pressure on households and small businesses, further fuelling expectations that the BoJ may need to act sooner rather than later. Carry Trade Risks in Focus as Investors Watch Yen Volatility The renewed rise in global yields and the steady decline of the yen have also reignited discussions around the yen carry trade, a strategy where investors borrow yen cheaply to invest in higher-yielding assets abroad. While some fear that growing currency volatility could trigger an unwind, several economists noted that current market conditions do not yet suggest a large-scale reversal. Asia-Pacific Markets Mixed After Wall Street Pullback Across the wider region, Asian markets delivered a mixed performance. Hong Kong and South Korea posted notable gains, with the Kospi supported by strong demand for technology names such as Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. Mainland Chinese shares were more subdued. This followed a soft session on Wall Street, where major indices retreated as rising global bond yields reduced appetite for equities. Investors continue to reassess expectations for Federal Reserve policy, especially as US manufacturing data indicates ongoing pressure on hiring and supply chains. Bitcoin Price Drops on Thin Liquidity and Macro Stress Cryptocurrencies faced sharper declines. Bitcoin fell below key support levels in a fast, liquidity-driven drop that traders attributed to the combination of thin weekend markets and the sudden spike in global yields following the BoJ’s policy shift. Another emerging concern is the pending MSCI methodology review that may affect companies with heavy crypto exposure on their balance sheets. A potential reclassification could force index funds to adjust positions, prompting capital outflows. Market participants say traders are already factoring in the possibility of such forced moves. Despite broader market weakness, selective crypto ETFs, particularly those tracking Solana and XRP, continued to attract inflows. On-chain data also shows that leverage in the system has been gradually declining, which may help reduce future volatility even if short-term sentiment remains cautious. Bank of England Loosens Capital Requirements as UK Banks Pass Stress Tests In the UK, the Bank of England introduced a notable regulatory shift by lowering its benchmark for bank capital requirements, the first major adjustment since the post-2008 reforms. After major banks passed the latest stress tests with a comfortable buffer, the BoE signalled confidence in the sector’s resilience and encouraged lenders to support households and businesses more actively. The central bank also noted that capital requirements in the UK remain comparatively high relative to the US and EU, prompting a review of leverage rules. The move has been welcomed by banks and is expected to support credit conditions in the coming year. UK Pension Funds Reduce US Equity Exposure Amid Tech Concentration Risks Meanwhile, several large UK pension schemes managing more than £200bn have been reducing their exposure to US equities. The rapid rise of the Nasdaq, driven largely by a handful of megacap technology companies, has raised concerns about concentration risk and the possibility of an AI-fuelled valuation bubble. To safeguard retirement savers, many funds have diversified into other regions or added hedging strategies to mitigate the risk of sharp corrections in overvalued sectors. Outlook: December Set to Shape Global Market Direction Looking ahead, investors expect December to be a defining month for global markets. The Bank of Japan’s rate decision will be crucial for yen stability and Asian markets. The Federal Reserve meeting could confirm whether rate cuts are nearing. Crypto markets remain sensitive to potential MSCI-related reclassifications. UK banks will be adjusting to new capital rules. For now, the easing of JGB volatility and selective gains across Asian equities provide a measure of stability. But with rising global yields, currency swings, and fragile liquidity in several asset classes, markets remain braced for further shifts as year-end approaches. Always trade with strict risk management. Your capital is the single most important aspect of your trading business. Please note that times displayed based on local time zone and are from time of writing this report. Click HERE to access the full HFM Economic calendar. Want to learn to trade and analyse the markets? Join our webinars and get analysis and trading ideas combined with better understanding of how markets work. Click HERE to register for FREE! Click HERE to READ more Market news. Andria Pichidi HFMarkets Disclaimer: This material is provided as a general marketing communication for information purposes only and does not constitute an independent investment research. Nothing in this communication contains, or should be considered as containing, an investment advice or an investment recommendation or a solicitation for the purpose of buying or selling of any financial instrument. All information provided is gathered from reputable sources and any information containing an indication of past performance is not a guarantee or reliable indicator of future performance. Users acknowledge that any investment in Leveraged Products is characterized by a certain degree of uncertainty and that any investment of this nature involves a high level of risk for which the users are solely responsible and liable. We assume no liability for any loss arising from any investment made based on the information provided in this communication. This communication must not be reproduced or further distributed without our prior written permission.
-
Rainyd joined the community
-
Camila Jones joined the community
-
Fear, stress, and uncertainty in a bear market often push traders toward impulsive decisions like panic selling or overtrading. Negative emotions reduce patience and weaken judgment, making it harder to follow a plan. Staying disciplined, using clear rules, and managing risk helps prevent emotional reactions from damaging long-term trading outcomes.
-
New listing reward events can give small traders early access and bonuses, but they also carry high volatility and uncertainty. Prices often spike briefly and then drop as early participants take profits. They are useful for learning and small, controlled entries, but not reliable for long-term gains without careful research.
-
copperbrazier joined the community
-
The market finally feels like it’s breathing after a slow and confusing week. We’re seeing small recoveries across mid-caps, stronger volume, and traders taking positions again. I actually like these kinds of weeks because they reveal which tokens still attract real attention even without hype. They give cleaner signals and help shape plans without too much noise. It’s a good moment to observe where strength is building quietly. BingX launching the GAIAI (GAIX) Listing Carnival right now gives traders one more reason to stay active. With a 625,000 GAIX reward pool, plus tasks like net deposits, first spot trades, and futures volume, it’s easy for new and old users to take part. New users can unlock 150 GAIX quickly just by completing the basics. If this recovery is shaping how you trade, I’d love to hear your take about the GAIX event.
-
Daily Forex News by XtremeMarkets.com
xtreamforex26 replied to xtrememarkets's topic in Forex News & Analysis
EUR/JPY Pair Nears 180.70; Market Banks on Eurozone HICP Data EUR/JPY rises near 180.70 as traders snap up the pair after three straight days of losses. Buyers stepped in once the price bounced off the 180.00 level, and now everyone’s watching for the latest Eurozone inflation numbers (HICP) to set the tone. The Expectation is that the ECB Will Keep Rates Steady Right now, the Euro’s got some support. People expect the ECB to keep rates steady for a while, especially with the flash HICP release just around the corner. Forecasts put headline inflation at 2.1% year-on-year for November and core inflation at 2.5%. Recent numbers out of France, Spain, and Italy didn’t show much price pressure, but Germany’s data came in a bit hotter than expected. All this mixed data adds up to one thing: the ECB probably won’t cut rates anytime soon. That’s giving the Euro some momentum and keeping EUR/JPY on firmer ground. Read Full News : Daily & Weekly Analysis on XtremeMarkets -
Daily Market Forecast By Capitalcore
Capitalcore replied to Capitalcore's topic in Forex News & Analysis
Forex NZDUSD live chart update and outlook The New Zealand Dollar vs US Dollar (NZD/USD), often referred to by its forex nickname "Kiwi," is a widely traded major currency pair in the global forex market. The Kiwi is known for its sensitivity to risk sentiment, commodity prices—especially dairy—and monetary policy announcements from both the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) and the Federal Reserve (Fed). Today’s forex market sentiment for NZD-USD is shaped by high-impact testimonies from central bank leaders on both sides. RBNZ Governor Anna Breman is set to testify on the 2025 Annual Review, and given that it’s her first major speech since taking office in December, traders will be scrutinizing her tone for any hawkish signals—particularly after recent dairy trade strength. On the US side, Fed Governor Michelle Bowman’s congressional testimony is likely to draw focus, especially if she hints at continued tightening amid consumer confidence and auto sales data also releasing today. If the Fed takes a more hawkish stance while RBNZ remains cautious, USD may gain further strength. However, if both show hawkish tones, volatility could spike as traders reassess the interest rate outlook for both economies. Chart Notes: • Chart time-zone is UTC (+02:00) • Candles’ time-frame is 4h. The NZD/USD H4 chart shows the price action currently moving above the Ichimoku green cloud, indicating a medium-term bullish bias. The conversion line (Tenkan-sen) remains above the last candle, suggesting potential short-term pressure or consolidation. Notably, the last four candles are red, hinting at a local correction after reaching near the 0.786 Fibonacci level (0.57525), which is acting as strong resistance. Despite this pullback, the broader trend is still bearish, and the price is fluctuating within a key retracement zone between the 0.786 and 0.618 Fib levels (0.57525–0.57158), a typical area for reversal or continuation setups. The %R(14) indicator reads -55.77, reflecting a neutral to mild bearish momentum—neither oversold nor overbought—suggesting room for further downside before any strong reversal is expected. Price action traders may look for confirmation around the 0.5715 support zone to gauge next moves. •DISCLAIMER: Please note that the above analysis is not an investment suggestion by “Capitalcore LLC”. This post has been published only for educational purposes. Capitalcore -
Today, the following members celebrate their birthdays: Baberkabra930 (36), namayandegi (41), bulbul123 (32), CryptoCoupons.Codes (32), Stasy15V (35), JacksonMiller (33), Robin johnes (27), adamsj (26), Let's wish them a happy birthday!
-
🚀 IPRocket Residential Proxies – Stable, Fast & Global Coverage!
IPRocket replied to IP2World Proxy's topic in Proxies
Essential Tools for Cross-Border E-Commerce Operations! IPRocket delivers stable residential proxies and ISP proxies, supporting multiple countries and high-frequency switching. Keep your cross-border business running smoothly! 💻💥 -
Daily Market Analysis and Overview by Unitedpips
Unitedpips replied to Unitedpips's topic in Forex News & Analysis
EURUSD Daily Technical Chart Points to Bullish Channel Introduction to EUR/USD The EUR/USD currency pair, also known as the “Fiber,” is one of the most actively traded forex pairs globally. It represents the exchange rate between the Euro, the official currency of the Eurozone, and the US Dollar, the world’s primary reserve currency. As a benchmark pair in the forex market, it often reflects macroeconomic differences and central bank policy shifts between Europe and the United States. Traders rely on EUR/USD movements to gauge overall sentiment in global financial markets. EUR-USD Market Overview The EUR-USD pair remains in focus as central bank dynamics and economic data weigh heavily on both sides. On the US Dollar front, attention is shifting to Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman's testimony before the House Financial Services Committee, with traders looking for hawkish clues regarding future rate hikes. Consumer confidence remains a key point, with recent indicators from RealClearMarkets showing signs of caution, while domestic vehicle sales are stable, signaling ongoing consumer demand. In Europe, the Euro finds support amid several critical economic reports. The Eurostat CPI Flash estimate shows inflation remains sticky, with core inflation maintaining pressure on the European Central Bank. Unemployment data from France and the broader Eurozone indicates resilience in labor markets, which may support the ECB’s cautious stance. As the year draws to a close, traders are watching inflation prints and budget outcomes from France to assess the likelihood of any policy shifts going into Q1 2026. EURUSD Technical Analysis The EURUSD daily chart shows a strong upward price channel that began forming in early 2025, with price currently trading near the mid-to-upper bounds of the channel. After recording its highest level since 2021 at 1.19176 in September 2025, the pair has corrected slightly but remains above key support levels. The center price line at 1.15615 and the psychological 1.15000 zone serve as near-term support, while the 1.16550 level, which aligns with the price channel’s high, acts as immediate resistance. Momentum indicators show mixed signals: the TRIX (18) indicator reads -2.53, indicating a slight bearish divergence, but the CCI (20) at 86.58 suggests bullish momentum still holds. The price action shows consolidation near the centerline of the channel, hinting at a possible bullish continuation if resistance is cleared or a retracement to the lower channel line if sentiment weakens. Overall, the pair remains technically bullish in the medium term. Final Words About Euro vs US Dollar As we approach year-end 2025, EUR/USD is holding firmly above key psychological and technical support levels. Continued strength in Eurozone inflation and labor market stability supports the Euro, while USD traders remain cautious ahead of high-impact Fed testimonies and economic confidence reports. If bullish momentum continues and the pair breaks above 1.16550, we could see a retest of the 1.18–1.19 resistance zone. However, failure to maintain this level may lead to a move back toward 1.15600 or lower, particularly if USD strength returns with more hawkish Fed rhetoric. Traders should closely monitor macroeconomic releases and remain cautious during high-volatility periods. Disclaimer: This EURUSD analysis, provided by Unitedpips, is for informational purposes only and does not constitute trading advice. Always conduct your own Forex analysis before making any trading decisions. 12.02.2025





