Last night’s US stock market selloff
Nearly tore away crypto’s last fig leaf
The Nasdaq plunged 5.52%
The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index crashed 12%
Nvidia lost 9.3% overnight
Tech stocks wiped out $2.5 trillion in a day
The ones that went down with them
Were Bitcoin, which plunged straight through 76,000
And hit a low of 75,200
$1.254 billion was liquidated across the market in 24 hours
But there’s an extremely terrifying truth hidden in these figures
$1.11 billion in longs were liquidated
While shorts accounted for just $140 million
The long-to-short liquidation ratio was nearly 8 to 1
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Honestly, when I see prices like these, my first reaction isn't excitement; it's to calm down and think it through. You need to know what these stocks used to trade at, what they trade at now, and how far they've fallen in between. SanDisk has indeed more than halved from its peak, and Micron has slid all the way down from over $1,000. Intel is even worse—Intel at $50 is something you never would have imagined before. But there's a reason things are cheap; the market isn't stupid, and there's definitely logic behind a drop this steep.
Can you buy now? My view is: don't go all in at once. Build

Market update;
Tonight’s nonfarm payrolls (U.S. October nonfarm employment + unemployment rate): released at 21:30 Beijing time
It’s standard time, so remember this time.
Key related data:
- At 21:30, nonfarm payrolls, the unemployment rate, and average hourly earnings are all released (all three affect Fed expectations, and volatility in BTC and ETH will intensify)
- At 23:00, the preliminary University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index is released, a secondary market-moving data point
Note: Sharp wicks and repeated stop-loss sweeps are very common around nonfarm payrolls. If trading lever

Let’s take a look at options! First, SanDisk:

Last close: 806.43. Net GEX across the full chain is about −5.78M, status Storm, with no Flip within ±25% of spot. Full-chain walls: Call 1300 / Put 1000.
By expiration: 11/6 net GEX is about −2.58M (Call wall 1400, Put wall marked at 630); 11/13 about −0.74M (Put wall 820); 11/20 monthly about −2.11M (Put wall 1000, put OI at that strike ≈2303).
This week’s Max Pain is 1130 (expected range about 724–889); 11/13: 1190; 11/20: 1310. ATM IV (this week) is extremely elevated. Too far away to matter.
What changed from 11/4 to 11/5?
Price: 1030 → 827 (

#USNonfarmPayrolls

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US NONFARM PAYROLLS: THE JOBS NUMBER THAT CAN CHANGE THE ECONOMIC STORY

IS MORE JOB CREATION ALWAYS GOOD NEWS?

Many people believe that when the United States creates more jobs, the economy is automatically getting stronger. It sounds logical: more jobs mean more workers, more income and more spending. But economic data can tell a more complicated story.

Imagine a small business that hires 20 new employees in one month. At first, this looks like excellent news. However, if wages are rising too quickly, costs are increasing and the business is struggling to

Buy when BTC dips? Accumulate ETH when it falls? What seasoned crypto traders fear most isn’t a sharp crash—it’s buying the dip halfway down!

Bitcoin and Ethereum are under pressure, and calls to buy the dip are getting loud again on social media. Some think this is a rare sale, while others worry the real drop is only just beginning.
The question is: Is now really a good time to buy BTC and ETH?
In my view, being bullish on crypto long term doesn’t mean it’s worth buying at any price. Especially when U.S. stocks, tech stocks, and cryptocurrencies are all weakening in tandem, it may mean the

Bitcoin and Ethereum plunge together! Is the crypto bull market running out of steam? This time, even dip buyers are starting to hesitate!

When U.S. stocks fall, crypto gets dragged down too! BTC and ETH have recently come under pressure alongside global risk assets, as risk aversion intensifies and investors begin to reassess the crypto assets they hold.
When prices were rising, everyone thought Bitcoin was digital gold; but when market winds shift, it often behaves more like a high-volatility tech stock. Its supposed safe-haven status still has to stand the test of the market when it matter

Don't think about buying the dip this month; that guy put it very well!
Even sitting on the sidelines is fine!
This round of shakeout isn't over yet, and it's easy to get wicked back and forth and stopped out!
Avoid frequent trading and wait for the market to stabilize. The price may not change, but your position could be gone!
My personal view: U.S. stocks have hit new highs for nearly a year straight. With such a huge bubble, how can it be deflated?! Add to that the AI bubble, the Trump drama, and Jensen Huang falling out of the world's top ten. Musk lost $90 billion overnight, and all kinds

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$XAU Quickly go long on gold! It broke out! Set a tight stop loss here!

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$RAM 's -23.87% move slapped me in the face. The day before yesterday, I watched it surge to 6.68 and got carried away, chasing it at 6.2, thinking “I’ll add more if it breaks above the previous high.” Instead, it tanked right after I bought, dropping as low as 4.51. For those two hours, my heart was racing harder than the candlesticks.
The lesson is simple: with a market doing only 11.5M in trading volume, pumps and dumps happen in an instant. Applying large-cap “breakout logic” to a small-cap coin was just asking to get rekt. At the current price of 5.04, my plan is not to average down. I’ll

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Why Can Small Orders Cause Significant Slippage When Liquidity Is Low?

In the cryptocurrency market, many people believe that only large trades can affect execution prices.

But that is not always the case.

Sometimes, an order that does not look particularly large can still be filled at a price significantly different from what was expected.

Why?

Because the execution price depends not only on how much you want to buy, but also on the prices at which the market can provide enough liquidity at that moment.

I. The Market Price You See Is Not the Price You Can Trade At

Suppose a trading pai

#USStocksFaceHistoricSelloff

$NVDA$AMD

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#BTC The current price is 75720. After a sharp pullback, the market is now repeatedly testing key support. The rally above 80400 was followed by a retreat, and the bulls’ attempt to rebound quickly lost momentum. After concentrated selling pressure was released, market sentiment clearly weakened, and the short-term market has entered a weak recovery phase. The first resistance above is around 78000, an area of heavy trading activity in the past and the dividing line between bulls and bears in this downturn. To regain the initiative, the price must hold above this level with a corresponding inc