I. The takeaway first
BTC had just moved above 80000 yesterday, but today it was pushed back down near 75000; ETH also fell all the way from 2450 to around 2200.
This is not an ordinary minor pullback, but a sudden reversal in market risk sentiment. The most dangerous move right now is to rush in and buy the dip just because prices have fallen a lot.
As of publication, BTC was around 75600, with a 24-hour high of 80790 and low of 75200, down more than 6%; ETH was around 2225, with a high of 2434 and low of 2206, down more than 8%.
The structure has turned weak again, but after consecutive decl

S&P 500 -4.34% - Its worst single-day performance since 2025
The stock market crashed yesterday over fears that the democrat's sweep might slow down the AI boom.
Crypto is also impacted.
The beginning of the end or nothing ever happens?

A trade from Haji 😎 Do you think it will return to 0.04 today? 🤔$Q

Alright, now we know the economic environment is bad 😓

Why are AI stocks AND Bitcoin crashing?
$2.5 TRILLION wiped from stocks. Nasdaq down 5.5%. Bitcoin below $76K. Wall Street is panicking over Democrats' plans to restrict AI data centers.
But here's the twist, guys.
Trump still has veto power, the proposed restrictions aren't law, and Bitcoin is getting dragged down with tech.
Now Democrats are preparing another fight over crypto regulation. Markets are pricing in a political nightmare. But how much of it can actually happen?
New video coming later today

What is maximum drawdown? Why can a consistently profitable trading strategy still experience a series of losses that is difficult to withstand?

In cryptocurrency trading, some strategies may be profitable over the long term but experience substantial losses along the way. If traders do not assess in advance how far their account could fall, they may be forced to exit before the strategy recovers. Maximum drawdown is an important metric for measuring this risk.

First, what is maximum drawdown?

Maximum drawdown (MDD) is the largest percentage decline in an account’s net value from a previous

#每周来晒 #美股史诗级抛售 Deleveraging or the Start of a Deeper AI Correction? What Thursday's Tape Tells Us
Thursday's sell-off was the kind of session that makes investors ask whether the AI trade is breaking. The Nasdaq 100 fell about 6.4% and erased roughly $2.5 trillion in market value, its deepest one-day drop since "Liberation Day" in April 2025, according to Reuters. Chip stocks posted their second-biggest one-day fall on record. The question is whether this is a forced reset or the first leg of a longer unwind.

The numbers from the close

From the Gate feed's closing prints on 5 November: NVIDI

Could one of the pros who likes writing tutorials teach me how to apply for a minor refund?
What I mean is:
Two weeks ago, my 2-year-old son used my phone to buy two BTC at a price of 8.2.
I only discovered it today when I opened my phone.
Could someone please tell me how to apply for a minor refund? 😭😭😭

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
230

Nasdaq 100 futures edged up 0.7% intraday, with investors remaining cautious#美股史诗级抛售

The Nasdaq plunged 5.5%. Is buying the dip in Nvidia now a steal or catching a falling knife? I’m watching these three signals!

Every time U.S. stocks plunge, two camps emerge: one says the opportunity is here and urges investors to buy the dip; the other says the selloff isn’t over and warns against getting stuck holding the bag. On Thursday, the Nasdaq plunged 5.5%, Nvidia fell more than 9%, and AMD sank 17%. Should we be greedy or fearful this time?
My view: It’s worth starting to look for opportunities, but don’t mistake one day of plunges for confirmation of a bottom.
Why? Because behind

ETF outflows of $430 million in a single day are more worth watching than the price itself. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows of $430.2 million in one day, while Ethereum ETFs lost $99.97 million over the same period, nearly $100 million. More than $400 million in withdrawals in a single day is no small amount for any thematic ETF, especially when it comes from spot Bitcoin ETFs, which makes the signal even more significant. Coincidentally, the Nasdaq fell 5.52% that same day. Tech stocks broke down first, and crypto followed with outflows. A 5.52% single-day drop is among the steeper pu

The Nasdaq 100 fell 6.4%, wiping $2.3 trillion off its market cap. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell 12%, its biggest drop since 2020. The “fear gauge” VIX surged 70%, reaching its highest level since early April.

In the storage sector, SanDisk fell more than 22%, Western Digital and Micron Technology fell more than 17%, and SK Hynix fell more than 13%; in optical communications, Lumentum fell more than 18%, Marvell Technology fell more than 16%, and Corning fell more than 12%; in cloud services, Oracle fell more than 7%, CoreWeave fell more than 9%, and NEBIUS fell more than 14%. The

Damn, 360 blocked my system, so I can't click it

People who get sent flying by cars often know that having to get up and delete their browser history before passing out every time is a hassle.

So we could write a script. Since Chrome stores browsing history locally in plain-text SQLite, we can use SQL to find and delete it directly.

Then we can set the script up as a scheduled system task.

But if you’re signed in to a Google account, I don’t know whether this method will sync automatically.

Friday, how should we respond to continued market pressure?
On the 4-hour chart, after consecutive corrections, the overall trend remains weak, but the decline has failed to extend further. Bollinger Bands are moving sideways; MACD has formed a bullish crossover and is moving up, while the three KDJ lines are diverging downward in a bearish formation, showing clear disagreement between bullish and bearish indicators. The current price is in a low range, with no signs of further downside for now. After a short-term wick rebound, we are temporarily not bearish and expect a slight continued rebo

Rough night for $PUMP too — down about 8% and hanging near $0.004. Funny how @Pumpfun's token still tracks the broader mood even when the launches keep flying. You still watching that chart or giving the screen a break? #Solana

the @Enter_Elysium launchpad war has a clear winner. and it’s not @AscendLaunch.
@MontraXYZ launched its first coin 30 hours ago. in the last 24 hours it did 55% of all launchpad volume on elysium.
last 24h, platform tokens excluded:
> montra: $4.49m. 55%
> ascend: $2.39m. 29%
> elyspump: $608k. 7.5%
> @TheKleos_: $402k. 4.9%
> @Boxa_Elysium: $68k. 0.8%
montra has done the most volume every single hour for the last 12 hours.
and it’s not one coin carrying it. take out its biggest coin, $eaccat, and montra still did about $3m. more than ascend did in total.
the money is moving in the same direc