Yang Guang bit | November 6 SOL, the high-beta laggard, leads losses; short the rebound with the trend
【Today's Strategy】
Entry timing: Price rebounds to the 91.0–92.0 range
Stop-loss: 93.5
Tiered take-profits:
First tier: 88.8–88.2
Second tier: 87.0–86.5
【Key Takeaway】
On 11/5, all three major U.S. stock indexes plunged: the Nasdaq fell 5.52% and entered correction territory, the Dow dropped 3.44%, and the S&P 500 fell 4.36%. The VIX surged more than 62%, breaking above 27. The trigger was market concerns after the Democrats' sweeping victory that AI regulations would tighten and data center

The US market, realizing who won the elections, lost $3 trillion in capitalization.
This is the worst day since the COVID crash in 2020.
If you’ve been here long enough, you should remember what happened next 👀

Yesterday’s sell-off was reportedly caused by Trump dumping most of his BTC. During the decline, Coinbase didn’t see strong aggressive selling pressure, and there weren’t large inflows of coins from external sources either. It feels like the market was simply dragged down by U.S. stocks. BTC and ETH have been stronger than U.S. stocks. Yesterday, BTC only fell to around 75,200, with the next support at 74,900. If that level breaks decisively, it could drop to 73,000. The 1-hour chart is due for a bounce, so you could take a short-term long here. Don’t get too greedy right now, or you could eas

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The shift from green to red numbers on stock market screens is not the real news; the true story lies in the fundamental mental shift behind that red.

What unfolded in the U.S. markets on Thursday was not merely an ordinary sell-off, but a profound rupture in how the "artificial intelligence trade" is valued and how its risks are perceived. As the Nasdaq closed the day down 5.5%, the semiconductor index suffered its worst performance since 2020, plunging as much as 12% in a single session. Nvidia fell 9%, AMD and Micron dropped 17% each, and Qualcomm slid 12%—altogether, approximately $2.5 tr

11.6 BTC Analysis

Analysis: Short near 76500-77000 on a rebound, with a stop at 77500. First target: 75800; second target: 75200.

The 1H chart shows that after reaching a high of 81188, the market came under pressure and fell. High-volume bearish candles successively broke through support, with the price dipping to a low of 75158. The current price is 76187.7. The bullish structure has been broken, and concentrated selling pressure from bears has been released. The market has entered a weak correction, with limited room for a recovery rebound after becoming oversold. On the news front, Democ

November 6 $SOL The Nasdaq’s plunge dragged tech and growth stocks broadly lower. October nonfarm payroll data is due tonight, and market sentiment is cautious; the focus is on shorting rallies.
【Today's Strategy】
Short entry zone: Set up positions on a rebound to 92.5—93.5
Stop-loss: Above 94.5
Take-profit: 90.0—88.5
【Key Rationale】
A sharp, one-way selloff on heavy volume at the hourly level has put bears in control in the short term. 92.5–93.5 is a former breakdown level turned resistance zone, with concentrated selling pressure from trapped holders. Below, 88.0–88.5 is a previous low and s

This time, BTC fell not because something went wrong in crypto, but because it “looked too much like an AI stock”

The Democrats won the midterm elections, taking both chambers.

By the old logic, this should be good for crypto—the legislative gridlock continues, the regulatory shoe can't drop, and the industry keeps growing unchecked.

But Bitcoin crashed.

It plunged from $81,000 to $75,000, down more than 5% in 24 hours. $1.17 billion in positions across the market were liquidated, 90.9% of them longs.

Ethereum fell 8.8%, Solana fell 5.4%, and crypto-related stocks MSTR and COIN fell 9.29%

On Nov 5, BTC faced resistance on a rebound near 76,500. Consider opening a small short position, with targets at 75,500/75,000.
Those looking to go long should wait for the price to stabilize near 75,200 before entering. Set a stop at 74,800, with targets at 76,000/76,500.
On the 1-hour chart, the price plunged from a high of 81,188, with a wick down to 75,158, then consolidated and recovered at the lows.
The moving averages are diverging bearishly, and the rebound is weak. 76,500/77,000 are short-term resistance levels, so bears still have the upper hand for now. $BTC #BTC

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All yesterday’s shorts hit take-profit; next, it’s time to buy the dip—my strategy for trading a choppy market

I shorted Nvidia and ZEC yesterday, and never expected to wake up to such a windfall! The sharp rebound the day before was just a bounce after the main players had priced in the short-term bearish news. A drop back yesterday was a sure thing, after all, the bearish impact of Democrats taking control of Congress on the AI sector is real. But yesterday’s steep decline had already fully priced in that negative news, so the Nasdaq and tech stocks are likely

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U.S. stocks saw a sharp correction overnight, with chip, server, and data center stocks all under pressure. AI’s high valuations are once again being put to the test.

But the AI story isn’t over. The market’s focus is shifting:
From “who is investing the most in computing power” to “who can actually make money with AI.”

🔍 Google: Can AI search and advertising generate more revenue?
☁️ Microsoft, Amazon: Can cloud computing and AI services continue to deliver growth?
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$UAI It doubled in the past 24 hours, rising from 0.0847 to 0.1701. It’s now at 0.1562, with a trading volume of 71.7M. When I called out the morning surge in my group, the price was only around 0.11, so those who followed along should have made a nice profit. The current price is a bit awkward: chasing now carries considerable risk, but a pullback could be an opportunity.
My plan: I won’t chase at the current price of 0.1562. I’ll wait for a pullback to the 0.145–0.148 range and buy in batches, keeping my position below 30%. I’ll set a stop-loss below 0.132 and cut my losses if the price bre

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In the cryptocurrency market, many people hope to buy at the lowest point and sell at the highest. But in reality, even experienced investors find it difficult to accurately predict every market turn. Some make a lump-sum purchase and then face a steep drawdown, while others keep waiting for a lower price and ultimately miss a long-term rally.

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In crypto futures trading, many people spend every day analyzing when BTC will rise or fall, but rarely take the time to consider one question: If this trade goes wrong, how much of a loss can they actually afford?

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$SNXX It crashed 32% in a day, yet 24h trading volume hit $1.16 billion—this isn’t a panic sell-off; it’s a meat grinder changing hands. I put the current Fear & Greed Index at 27 (fear zone), with the funding rate at -0.038% (shorts pay), and sentiment down to the 5th percentile, its lowest in nearly three months. Historically, when $SNXX has seen this “price cut in half + negative funding rate + explosive trading volume” trifecta, a short-term bottom came on day 3 and day 5 in the two previous instances, followed by rebounds of +41% and +28%, respectively. But don’t rush to buy the dip—ther