Ether Nears $2,000 as Weekly Loss Outpaces Bitcoin's
Ether's four-week decline is deepening faster than bitcoin's. The ether price has fallen 14.7% over roughly four weeks, compared with bitcoin's 9.9% drop, and US ether ETFs have now seen net withdrawals for a fifth straight session. The underperformance marks a widening gap between the two largest digital assets.
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Electricity bills are the most honest poll. When the blue wave rolls in, the first things to get turned upside down are electricity prices and subsidies. When energy policy shifts, the books for both traditional oil and gas and renewables have to be recalculated. Have your power bills gone up? I’m keeping an eye on the pace of subsidy phaseouts.

🚨 Shenzhen is about to become the focus of global capital markets! This meeting between China and the U.S. may be far more important than you think!
Many people think the meeting between Chinese and U.S. leaders in Shenzhen is just an ordinary diplomatic event.
But if you look closely, you’ll see that it could have implications for the repricing of trillions of dollars in global assets!
First, could there be a new turning point in the trade war?
The two sides are moving forward with tariff reduction arrangements covering about $60 billion in goods trade. If they are actually implemented, Chin

The global landscape is currently marked by a weak recovery, sharp divergence, and persistent risks and disruptions, making a broad-based boom unlikely.
1. Growth: Overall demand is weak. Consumption in Europe and the US is gradually cooling, and manufacturing activity is subdued. Emerging markets are resilient but highly divergent, and individual countries alone are unlikely to drive the global economy, making strong overall growth difficult to achieve.
2. The tension between inflation and monetary policy remains: Inflationary pressures have not fully dissipated, and oil prices or geopolitica

The take-profit level of 74.62 from the noon post was breached by 10 p.m.—SOL fell 8.8% in a day. $SOL The futures outlook remains bearish, and those who followed made a nice profit on this move. It’s now moving sideways around $73, with a fresh low of 71.85 just set. The rebound only reached 74.47, failing to reclaim 74.62. My view is clear: as long as 74.62 holds as resistance, I’m looking lower, with a take-profit at 71.73. If it moves above 74.62, I’ll admit I’m wrong and exit, with a stop-loss at 74.62. Next, watch whether 71.85 breaks. If it does, that’s the next leg down; if not, it’ll

$WLD Everyone, stop buying, or you'll end up like me, with no choice but to jump off a building; Sam is a huge scammer

🥳 When someone asks me, "How’s November going for you so far?" 👇
#KeepBuilding #sanki #enpixelment

#USJoblessClaimsBeatExpectations

The weekly data on jobless claims in the United States opens with a headline above hopes, yet the whole data shows that the labor market stayed strong against fear, and for this reason the market reads the data not as a sign of decay, but as a sign of resilience.

By the data released on 12 November, initial claims rose by 9,000 to the 200,000 level in the week ending 7 November, the prior week data first shown as 189,000 was revised to 191,000, hopes were at the 195,000 level, and this picture shows that initial claims came in above hopes.

On the continuing

Oh boy I love to see this..

$NVDA with the lowest weekly candle close in past 69 weeks.
You can't make this up after the CEO's 3 affairs surfaced..

11.14
This is a weak rebound in a weekly-level B wave 🌊, very similar to the previous cycle. I just mentioned this during my livestream: this week's weekly trading volume is on par with the past few weeks, but the sell-off is steeper, indicating that bulls have less ability to absorb the selling. In plain terms, retail investors don't dare go long anymore, so an adjustment is needed.

The gradual sell-off here is very similar to the previous cycle's 5w7 pattern. After holding above 65000, the price may rebound to the 66000–68000 range, a 3,000-point fluctuation. If going long here, I’d recomm

Fear and Greed at 13, the coldest in the market; I'm bullish on $PUMP with a volume ratio of 0.618
$PUMP is at 0.002993, down 13.572% over 24h. The Fear and Greed Index is 13, sentiment across the market is frozen—I'm bullish at this level.

First, volume—24h trading volume is 10535571 USDT, just 0.618 of the 30-day average. The price is drifting down on shrinking volume, and panic sellers haven't driven up volume.

Second, open interest—OI is 16,079,875,254.00, up just 0.33% from the 2026-11-13 snapshot. Shorts haven't dared to add to their positions.

Third, positioning—the long/short accou

I think I just found the cutest and #1 trending product in the world right now, and it might just be the next Labubu. 👀💕
Sonny $ANGEL 👼

This is outrageous! Just last month, the White House was threatening to crack down hard and brandishing fines. Now, at a closed-door meeting of the Superintelligence Working Group, it’s recommending that AI companies be given “liability relief.”

From intense accountability demands to actively “bringing companies into the fold,” the U.S. government’s 180-degree turn on AI safety regulation may seem aimed at encouraging companies to openly “self-report” safety risks. But behind it lies a harsher industry reality: when the regulatory whip is raised too high, the first thing scared away isn’t ris

The player known for shorting has an $ETH long position in the second tier, with nearly 3,986 ETH, worth about $7.29 million, using 25x leverage and an average entry price of around $1,875. The position currently has an unrealized profit of approximately $180k, accounting for more than 60% of the player’s overall unrealized profits. The $ETH long position uses cross margin. On the market front, $BTC and $ETH continue to pull back; when a reversal will occur remains to be seen. Risk warning: The above is only an observation of on-chain data and does not constitute investment advice. Contrac

GM, but in reality BM
Bad morning for all cryptocurrency holders

Ahead of the CPI release, the S&P rallied from 7,376 to 7,549 in two days, up 2.35%—about 173 points, or more than 1% per day. Risk appetite has rebounded faster than many expected. Before the market opened on Monday, I said clearly that if Friday’s closing price held, this rally would last until the CPI data came out. I’ll post my trades after the close to show how they played out. I call the trade first and post the receipts afterward—that’s how I keep score. No Monday-morning quarterbacking.

Looking at the market, this rally wasn’t a one-off spike. It was the result of sentiment, positioni

#BitcoinDropsBelow$70K
The break of the 70,000 dollar level was not read as a price move alone, and the market priced this break as a sign of a period in which fear regained power.

On 13 November, Bitcoin fell below the 70,000 dollar level, this move was seen for the first time since 19 August, it fell to the 67,628 dollar level with a fall of up to 5.4 percent in the day, and on 14 November the fall went on to the 66,456 dollar level.

The weekly picture also shows the size of the pressure, because Bitcoin shows a loss of up to 11 percent in the week, the fear and greed gauge fell to the 20