Bitcoin Drops to $76K as Nvidia, AMD Plunge and $1B Crypto Long-Term Capital Erased
The post-election crypto rally lasted a single day. Heavy selling in U.S. tech stocks spilled over into crypto, wiping out all the gains Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP had built up after the U.S. election. More than $1 billion in leveraged crypto positions were liquidated during the autumn.
The primary driver is growing concern over what a Democrat-controlled Congress could mean for artificial intelligence, a topic that has dominated the market for the past three years.
⚠️ Personal market analysis only. NFA — manag

$BTC This move isn’t over, but the people who can really hold aren’t the ones glued to the charts. The people watching prices all day can’t hold; the ones who make the number of coins they hold their only goal can. You can’t control the price, but you can control how much you hold. Maybe I’m wrong—I’m ready to be proven wrong. If you’re focused on accumulation, keep an eye on #BTC

Current Market Situation: QQQ is in a severe correction, having suffered its worst single-day drop since 2020 (-6.37%), triggered by political backlash against AI data center expansion following the midterm elections . The ETF is now testing critical support with pre-market stabilization (+1.34%) offering temporary relief.
$QQQ ‌

Key Levels:

· Resistance: $656 (pre-market high) / $660 (psychological breakdown level)
· Support: $647 (current low) / $642 (lower wick target)

Kline Deep Analysis: The daily chart shows a violent breakdown from the $683 open to a $647 low, forming a massive bea

$ARIA Short with your eyes closed—are you really going to turn down the house's free money?

$Lobster, don’t say I didn’t play along with you—I helped you pump 10x too.

$MORPHO 's new fixed-rate markets, Midnight, went past $200M in deposits in the last week of October.
Plus BTC-backed loans are now live right inside Ledger Wallet.
The pullback from the $3 high is holding around $2 so far.
LT 💚

$NDX $Q Nasdaq Tech 100 Index retesting the red line support.
Will it bounce at the red or blue line? How many leverage institutions blew up?
Time will tell.

November 6, 2026

U.S. stocks plunged in panic last night. All I want to say is that the big players in crypto did their best: they only gave back the gains from the previous day. In the past, a single 30-centimeter bearish candle would have sent prices crashing down. The difference in strength is clear at a glance.

Today intraday: focus on shorting rallies, with buying dips as a secondary strategy.

$ETH

Long｜Go long if 2231 holds as support

Short｜Two major target levels: 2284-91 and 2356. Short if prices stall in these ranges.

P.S. It’s fake if it doesn’t hurt; it’s fake if there’s no p

Following @solana's earlier announcement that its high-profile activities in China had been called off, here's what happened next!
However, this follow-up currently has quite a few “question marks.” Crypto media cited the Financial Times; I searched using AI, but it seems neither British nor mainland Chinese media have found the original article?
So, is the news true? Or is it FUD?

Why can't passing an audit guarantee absolute safety?

In the Web3 world, when people see a project claim that its “smart contracts have passed a security audit,” many assume that since a professional firm has checked them, their funds should be relatively safe.

But there is an important distinction:

Passing an audit means that code within a specific scope has undergone a security review. It does not mean the entire project is free of risk.

Understanding this is essential to seeing the true value of an audit report.

1. Audits cover a specific scope, not every possible issue

Smart contract

What’s the Difference Between Limit Orders and Market Orders? Many People Get It Wrong from the Start

In cryptocurrency trading, placing an order may look as simple as clicking buy or sell, but different order types affect how trades are executed, how much control you have over the price, and the risks involved. Understanding limit orders and market orders is an important first step toward building trading discipline.

First, limit orders: prioritize price control.

A limit order lets you set the highest price you’re willing to pay to buy or the lowest price you’re willing to accept to sell.

Apple's decline on Thursday was relatively contained among the tech giants, and that was no coincidence. Q4 revenue came in at $114.48 billion and EPS at $2.10, both above expectations. iPhone revenue grew 17% year over year, while Services revenue hit a record $31.57 billion. On the same day Nvidia and AMD were dragged into the abyss by AI-trading fears, Apple's strong cash flow became its greatest defensive asset.

But Apple's problem isn't in its current-quarter results; it's in the gap between its gross-margin guidance and its AI narrative. Gross margin guidance for next quarter is 45%–46%

No Sam, you may not have all the RAM.
Sam Altman thinks it's inefficient for people to keep memory sitting idle in their PCs while AI data centers are starving for it.
He's since clarified he wants more RAM for everyone. Fair enough.
But here's the bigger issue, guys.
If AI runs entirely through centralized clouds, a handful of companies get to control access, pricing, and ultimately who gets to participate.
AI should make individuals more powerful, not make everyone dependent on a few trillion-dollar landlords.

Calling it a day, calling it a day. Although the unrealized loss reached 100, the strategy and stop-loss are still in place, and things remain steady. We successfully returned to the take-profit level. Calling it a week! $XAUUSD

$AIN Down more than half in one day—61%. People in the group are already saying it’s going to zero.
I watched the market for an hour, and bulls and bears are sharply divided. Bullish case: 1) 24-hour trading volume is 250 million, with ample turnover; most panic selling is probably over; 2) The low of 0.0976 didn’t break the previous low, and buyers are supporting the price around 0.10; 3) After such a sharp drop, demand for a rebound is building. Bearish case: 1) It plunged from 0.29 to 0.10, leaving heavy overhead supply; any rebound will face selling pressure; 2) A 61% drop isn’t a shakeout

$SKHY closed below ALL TIME LOW on NASDAQ yesterday..
People will tell you its still bullish..

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#晒出我的持仓收益 Since the BTC position opened by Ao Ying has relatively high liquidity, I switched to ETH to assess the drawdown related to his liquidity stop-loss issue.