📢Alpha Daily Report 1⃣Airdrop Calendar November 24th (SSS) Financing undisclosed Pre-market price 0.0411 Corresponding FDV 41.1 million Receive airdrop at 6 PM first come first served (MON) Receive airdrop at 9 PM 90% will be up November 25th (IRYS) Pre-market price 0.0355 Corresponding FDV 355 million
2⃣Yesterday's limit order total trading volume: 5,258,399,805 (Decreased by -4.15 % compared to the previous day)
3⃣Trading competition progress AT trading competition 8 times trading volume Yesterday's ranking 880506 → Today's 1013200 (Actual increase of 16586)
BOS trading competition 8 times trading volume Yesterday's ranking 914274 → Today's 975735 (Actual increase of 7682)
COMMON trading competition 8 times trading volume Yesterday's ranking 35161 → Today's 135246 (Actual increase of 12510)
4⃣Today's recommendations (Tokens launched within 30 days, points ×4) Trading competition recommendations: None Pure trading volume recommendations: BAY, BOS (Recommended 500/per transaction, small amounts multiple times)
The Bit Layer is often used as another name for the Physical Layer (Layer 1) in the OSI model of networking. It is the lowest layer in the OSI model, and its job is to transmit raw bits (0s and 1s) over a physical medium such as wires, fiber optics, or radio waves.
Instead of dealing with packets, frames, or segments, the bit layer only cares about how electrical signals, light pulses, or radio waves represent binary data.
This chart displays the Bitcoin CME Futures on a 1-hour timeframe, highlighting a CME gap zone between roughly 118,300 and 119,500 USD. A CME gap occurs when Bitcoin futures markets, traded on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, open at a significantly different price from their previous close, often over weekends when CME is closed but the crypto spot market is active. Traders closely watch these gaps because Bitcoin historically tends to “fill” them, meaning the price revisits that range before continuing in its prior direction. Here, the price has entered the CME gap zone, and the yellow arrow suggests a potential short-term dip within the zone before a bullish move upward. This setup implies that the market might retest support inside the gap before rebounding, offering a possible buy opportunity for traders aiming to catch the next upward wave. Price action in such gaps is often volatile, so managing risk is essential.