I heard MicroStrategy can’t hold on and is about to blow up? If it really does, a repeat of the 2020 3/12 event is just around the corner, followed by a raging bull market. $JUP

$BTC This sell-off really moved faster than expected, with prices plunging straight down today to nearby levels and forcing many leveraged positions to be liquidated. The initial $68K–70K target I gave earlier has long since been breached, showing that bearish momentum is stronger than anticipated.
My $BTC follow-up roadmap remains unchanged, with the general sequence as follows: 1. First, watch for a rebound toward the 70K–72K range 2. Then another pullback to retest the area around 63K 3. A bear trap forms there as smart money begins accumulating in batches 4. The first major rally then ge

Friday, trader fiyopi posted he'd closed all his positions and was staying away from crypto for a few years.
His Hyperliquid wallet still had a 24,500 $ETH long. Sunday it closed ~$10.4M down, and a $27M $SOL long opened within minutes.
Read the wallet, not the farewell post.

The odds of Jensen Huang returning $NVDA have suddenly surged to 50%!
@grok Verify whether the Polymarket probability is accurate

BTC Technical Outlook: Bitcoin Drops Below $65K as Bearish Momentum Reaches Extreme Levels

Bitcoin is currently trading around $64,859–$64,882, following a sharp sell-off from the recent October recovery high near $86,500. BTC has broken below several important support zones and is now approaching the $63,000–$65,000 demand area.

The daily market structure remains strongly bearish. Price is trading below all four major EMAs, while RSI has dropped to 22.89, indicating deeply oversold conditions. Although a relief bounce is possible, buyers need to reclaim important resistance levels before a

$AAVE surges into CoinGecko trending searches, still rising with Fear & Greed at 10
$AAVE Now at 108.52, up 6.08% in 24h. AAVE is trending on CoinGecko, while market-wide Fear & Greed is only 10 — hot and cold collide, and I’m bullish.

The 24h range is 96.6–108.7, with the current price near the top. The trending buzz is backed by real money.

24h trading volume is 18442211 USDT, with a volume ratio of 1.138 (normal) — a steady climb, not an emotional blow-off top.

The long/short account ratio is 1.0877, and the funding rate is near zero; the 30d change is -30.1%, with the 30-day range posi

It’s not the bottom; wait until Monday night to see if it retests the low. Those in short-term longs can exit part of their positions for now

Short English doesn’t cost you quality.
Same sentence, three languages. English: cheap. Arabic, any flavor: expensive. Not the accent, the morphology. Roots, prefixes, suffixes sliced into separate tokens.
1.8-2 per word versus one in English.
Then I tested English itself.
Formal versus casual. Same pattern. Polished paragraphs burns more tokens and produces longer, more elaborate output.
Slang gets clipped and cheap. The model mirrors your register.
So the rule is the language and density.
And here’s the part that matters for vibe coding; stripping your prompt down to “build a React todo app

I just want money like Mr crabs😁

Stored stablecoin liquidity began to discharge on Nov 15, and it went out calmly, with our gauge at 10.5 out of 100. Our model tags this the low stress release, the milder of its two alarm states. $BTC

Four Names and a Regulatory Timeline Nobody Dares Price In

On November 12, the White House submitted four nominations to the Senate. For the SEC, there were Steven Levine and Kristin Johnson; for the CFTC, Nathan Anonick and Matthew Rowland. Levine served as a senior official on the White House Council of Economic Advisers, while Johnson was a CFTC commissioner and has taught at a law school. Anonick and Rowland both worked for the Senate Agriculture Committee, one a Republican and the other a Democrat, from the same panel. A bipartisan pairing, with clean résumés and not a single name likely

Oil prices were already falling before the midterms, driven by supply and demand. Once things calmed down on the Iran front, the U.S., Venezuela, and Saudi Arabia stepped in to fill the gap, keeping prices down for now. If fighting breaks out again, prices will surge. Watching the market too long can make you see only what you want to see. What’s really going on this time—who’s stepping in and who’s pulling out? Share your thoughts.

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$FIL Take profit at TP3 ✅ This trade shorted FIL at 0.644, requiring sellers to defend the level. The trade worked, with the price falling 5.14% to 0.6082; the stop-loss price was never touched before TP3 was hit. For reference only · Do your own research Current snapshot · Latest price 0.612600 · P&L +438.66 USDT · ROI +334.33%

🚨 MEGAETH CUTS 20% OF ITS STAFF AS IT PIVOTS TOWARD AI!
THE PROJECT IS REPORTEDLY COMMITTING $30M TO ITS NEW AI AMBITIONS.

$BTC
Number one rule of crypto:
Never try timing the bottom
If we have no clear indication the crash is over, assume it's going lower
Sub 60,000$ coming.
There will be blood 🔪

Are you messing with me?
Huh? Say something.

At midday on 11.15, I said to wait for 65500-66500.

Today's high was 66093, and the low was 64240. I didn't watch the market or try to call the top.

I just brewed a cup of tea in the group and waited for the price to come to me. Trading is simply turning a plan on paper into numbers in your account.

BTC played along, ETH followed suit. Doubled up across the board and called it a day. Next round, same tea as usual.
$BTC ‌