$BARD made a brand new all time low at 0.0801 earlier today. A few hours later it was trading at 0.143.

That's about 78% off the bottom in one session. Volume did around 10M on the day, while the previous seven days did roughly 2.4M combined.

Still sitting near 0.128 now, which is about 93% under the 1.73 high from March. So the bounce is loud, but the bigger picture is a coin that bled for eight months straight.

A spike off a dead low means a lot more if it can hold for a few days instead of a few hours.

Oh my god, Jensen Huang really resigned! 😱
Jensen Huang has mentally broken down too!
He no longer argues, explains, or resists,
repeating over and over: “Whatever,” “I don’t care.”
In his final few hours, he was exhausted, his eyes unfocused,
the legendary vitality that once dominated the entire industry completely gone.
Has NVIDIA really been handed over to someone else just like that?
Honestly, it’s kind of sad,
Jensen Huang wasn’t brought down by the business,
but by the rumors and public opinion…

Hey @grok, what stage is the crypto market at now?

Nvidia chips are still scarce, even now.
But to maximize that premium, Nvidia has to support the neoclouds.
If the new Nvidia CEO turns even slightly skeptical about supporting the neoclouds, spot prices will take a hit. That will hurt neocloud margins. To avoid this, the neoclouds will have no choice but to reach out elsewhere. AMD, or the TPU camp.
In other words, the neoclouds break free of Nvidia's grip, and Nvidia's dominance and influence both take a hit. That in turn means a hit to the massive order volume that underpins Nvidia's only moat, its control of the supply chain, and it means

I finally made it through the two-month observation period, only for my first trade in November to hit my stop loss—the same old story: a wick. What on earth is going on with $BTC lately? The wicks are coming down like rain. I honestly can't take it anymore, guys.
The entire crypto market is so dead right now. The frequent wicks in $BTC are probably closely tied to liquidity drying up: the opposing side's order-book depth is pitifully thin, and below is practically a vacuum. This market is absurd beyond belief! My first trade of the month was already a bust. I give up.
I usually don't compla

ETH is expected to rebound to 2272-2213 in the short term, with 1900 as support$ETH

$AGT Short trade (sell) confirmed. Stop-loss: 0.06050. Take-profit target: 0.045-0.040

Tong Ge’s ETH Outlook for 11.13
$ETH Enter a short around 2020-2040, stop-loss at 2060, targets at 1980-1950-1900-1850.

The key 2000 level has already been breached, and ETH is now fluctuating around 2000.

On the daily and 4-hour charts, the moving averages are bearishly aligned, and the overall downtrend remains clear. Although the 1-hour MACD has formed a low-level golden cross, this is more of an oversold bounce after a sharp drop, not a trend reversal.
ETH now looks like it might be getting back on its feet, but people looking to buy the dip and rush into longs are the easiest to fool.

That was brutal!
Trader 0x9bb7 opened a short on 24,696 $NVDA ($3.68M) as the price crashed.
But $NVDA quickly bounced back, and he got liquidated in less than a minute!

#USOctoberPPIComingSoon #ShareWeekly

US Inflation Data, Labor Market Signals, and Nvidia Uncertainty: Three Forces That Could Shake Global Markets

Markets are entering a period where investors need to look beyond daily price movements and understand what is happening beneath the surface. This week, three developments deserve particular attention: US Producer Price Index (PPI), initial jobless claims, and growing speculation surrounding Nvidia’s leadership. Although these events belong to different areas of the economy, they share one important connection: investor confidence.

1. US PPI: Th

Watching $BARD just drift around in this range is truly agonizing. Everyone is holding their breath, waiting for the next rally. Take profit: 0.1401 Stop loss: 0.1168 Market updates:
$HANA : Current price 0.01721 - 24-hour change: +7.63%
$SOL : Current price 81.5 - 24-hour change: -1.96%

After the Crash, Which Crypto Sectors Have the Best Opportunities? 3 Key Areas Worth Watching!

Every major correction in the cryptocurrency market prompts investors to reassess their holdings. But a market decline does not mean every project has lost its value. On the contrary, after a round of capital outflows and valuation adjustments, some sectors with genuine long-term competitiveness may be worth researching again.

First, core assets such as BTC and ETH.

Bitcoin and Ethereum have relatively mature ecosystems, high market liquidity, and broader institutional participation. When market u

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After the Crash, Which Crypto Sectors Have More Potential? 3 Areas Worth Watching Closely!

Every major correction in the cryptocurrency market prompts investors to reassess their holdings. But a market downturn does not mean every project has lost its value. On the contrary, after a round of capital outflows and valuation adjustments, some sectors with genuine long-term competitiveness may be worth looking into again.

First, core assets such as BTC and ETH.

Bitcoin and Ethereum have relatively mature ecosystems, high market liquidity, and broader institutional participation. When market unc

The BTC trade I talked about after yesterday’s stream
Keep a limit order at 69500 and wait

Even though 2026 has been horrible for crypto, terra-luna:native is still up 9.53% on the one year chart. Terra Luna Classic continues to push forward! 💎🤲🏻 #LUNC

$XAU Gold Preparing To Double Bottom?!
This is not a long call. ✅️
Its still very high risk. Im watching this development closely.
If price can start to round out here we could see a potential reversal back to the upside.
$XAU Double Bottom Target 🎯
1) $4,118.57
Must breakout above $4,066 to activate the target!
NFA, DYOR ⚠️
#Metal #Trading #XAU #Gold

Should you buy the dip or get out of Nvidia? Tom Lee urges buying on weakness, while Michael Burry warns investors to get out fast—who’s right?
Fundstrat’s Tom Lee has explicitly called to “buy the dip” in NVDA, arguing the stock (and broader tech) has likely bottomed after forced hedge-fund liquidations, that Nvidia remains strategically critical even post-Huang, and that the underlying AI demand thesis is intact.
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Michael Burry has taken the opposite stance, framing Huang’s exit as “the Don has fallen,” highlighting risks in sales tactics, circular financing (large equity investments