Brett - CTKS Ambassador

@StandfieldKen Merry Christmas Ken and Kate- you guys are the real Superman and Superwoman of this world with all you do for us and to make the world a better place

Merry Christmas CTKS Family!! 🥰

@TRADE_TALK_ Eery Christmas Heath🎅

Merry Christmas everybody.

@StandfieldKen 😆

UFO's + Bitcoin Weakness = Something we see again, and again, and again, .... , and again ^ again

@TRADE_TALK_ I think the dollar was dropping and it pushed up BTC.

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With the #VIX and #JPY being up this morning, I am stalking a short on #PENGU

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@intocryptoverse They just need to learn to trade #CTKSMETHOD

People don’t need an alt season, they need a break even season.

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CTKS Fam- could you all please help Ken and repost this please. #ctksmethod

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@StandfieldKen Have a great one K2

Wishing everyone a great weekend ahead!

@StandfieldKen Merry Christmas Ken and Kate❤️

Merry Christmas CTKS Family. Much love from Kate and me to you and your loved ones. Wishing you an awesome time ahead and an even better 2025! 🥰🎄🧑‍🎄🎅

@StandfieldKen We are all like

Do you agree CTKS fam?

#BTC CTKS Structural levels to keep in mind across the weekend Have a great weekend fam! #Bitcoin $BTC

@StandfieldKen Then cheat again by watching Ken's daily videos, and then if you haven't cheated enough, use the SL levels provided by the CTKS method service to determine your buy and sell levels after working out the direction and the markers focus from the cheat sheet.

Before you invest or trade, there's something essential you need to do first ... #Crypto #Bitcoin #BTC $BTC.X #ctksmethod youtu.be/LZ9dmwJsCnE

@StandfieldKen Do your cheat sheet🙏

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Thank you @tboydsto, I'll give you a call out in today's video that will be out soon!

Holy Crap. Pharma companies paid over $1 Billion from 2020-2022 to influence medical literature. Billion, with a B. That explains a lot. jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/…

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Did you know? Liquidation data from exchanges are bogus and a vast underrepresentation of actual liquidation volumes in the market. To provide a “fair trading environment” (Bybit, Sep 2021) and to “optimize user data stream” (Binance, Apr 2021), Binance and Bybit changed their liquidation WebSocket API to push one liquidation per second instead of reporting all liquidations. OKX also pushes a maximum of one order per second per contract, and their data does not represent the total number of liquidations. The consequence: Liquidation data has been wildly underreported in the past 3 years. Open interest still behaves erratic, but “no one” is getting liquidated. Why is good liquidation data valuable? Liquidation data used to be a clean way to gauge risk appetite and better understand leverage ratios on exchanges. It was also a solid source to understand the impact and gravity of sudden volatility and whether or not it thoroughly cleaned the market of leveraged exuberance. Why would Binance, OKX, and Bybit limit liquidation data? I am guessing it’s a PR choice. In H1 2021, liquidation gore was Twitter, media, and everyone’s bread and butter. Constantly figuring at the top of liquidation leaderboards is not aligning with a strategy of attracting as many as possible to trade as much volume as possible. By limiting liquidation transparency, exchanges also withhold meaningful information, gaining a stronger understanding of the market’s overall risk profile than any other entity. Some exchanges even have interests in investment firms that may trade on information that the rest of the market does not have. Is it possible, and even worth it to estimate current liquidation data? You can hallucinate and guestimate based on liquidation volume dominance and the relevant exchanges’ open interest dominance pre-API change. This approach gives a more realistic liquidation volume estimate, but it is still wrong as it fails to account for changing behavior by market participants over the past three years while also exaggerating odd unique liquidations at certain exchanges (FTX’s short liquidation in late October 2022, for instance). Alternatively, one may gauge de-leveraging events by monitoring changes to open interest, either in notional or relative sums to yesterday’s open interest. This approach simplifies comparing past leverage events to current ones but fails to account for traders opening new positions amidst the carnage. Nevertheless, I hope it’s clear to all that current liquidation data is relatively worthless as pure market information. Per my understanding it’s completely arbitrary whether the API pushes a $1m liquidation order or a $100 liquidation order at any given second. This matters because when cascades happen, liquidation engines run warmer than Bitcoin miners in a bull market. For now, liquidation data are mostly erroneous entertainment and not actionable. I’d welcome a return to past transparency, but I guess we’ve already crossed the Rubicon.