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Nvidia loses its AI godfather. Are AMD and Broadcom smiling? Rivals may be facing their best opportunity yet!

Nvidia is undergoing a management shake-up, and its competitors certainly won’t miss the chance to watch.
AMD, Broadcom, and other AI chip companies may all be carefully considering whether Nvidia could leave a strategic opening in the days ahead.
In the past, Nvidia has had not only powerful chip performance, but also a developer ecosystem and strong customer loyalty.
For competitors, challenging it has been like trying to build a road from the first brick after someone else has alre

Bitcoin has returned to the 200 week moving average.
Losing this level puts a new bear market low back on the table

Before the PPI release, what the market fears most isn't the data—it's your imagination!

The U.S. October PPI is due out tonight at 21:30.
The data isn't even out yet, and the market is already embroiled in a psychological battle.
Bulls think inflation is cooling and prices may continue to rise; bears believe the data could be mixed and are ready to look for a chance to buy the dip. And ordinary investors? They’re scrolling through the news and refreshing the market, wishing they could know the answer in advance.
Actually, the most dangerous thing to do before the data comes out is write your

$BTC
Whatever the reason for this downturn, just look at the previous one!
From the high to the low during the period when spcx held its IPO, it fell 18,000 points. If this really is exactly the same,
then the 18,000-point drop this time would put us at 64k!

What Is the Market Pricing When the Spot-Futures Basis Widens?

In the crypto market, besides price, trading volume, and funding rates, there is another metric worth watching: the basis.

Sometimes, Bitcoin's spot price changes little, while its futures price is significantly higher than spot; at other times, the futures price is lower than spot. This difference is more than just a numerical change—it may also reflect differing expectations about future prices, funding costs, and demand for positions.

First, understand what the basis is.

The basis usually refers to the difference between the

Prices, Open Interest, and Funding Rates Are All Rising—Is the Market Overheated?

As the crypto market continues to rise, when prices, open interest (OI), and funding rates all climb at the same time, many traders may think the rally is accelerating, while others worry that long positions are becoming overcrowded and the market may be nearing a reversal.

But the simultaneous rise of these three indicators does not directly mean the market is about to peak. What really matters is what each one reflects and whether their combined signals warrant concern.

First, rising prices mean that market

Those who were kicking themselves at 100K,
Those who regretted having no position at 80K,
Those who swore they'd buy the dip if it returned to 70K,
It's at 69K now. Have you put your money where your mouth is?

Why Are Institutions Starting to Reassess Bitcoin?

Recently, a contradiction in the Bitcoin market has emerged that merits closer examination: ETFs continue to see outflows, while large financial institutions have disclosed increases in Bitcoin-related holdings. What does this mean?

First, the flow data. As of November 10, 2026, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs had net outflows of about $1.58B so far this month, with net outflows on 6 of the 7 settled trading days. But this does not mean all institutions are retreating.

According to third-quarter 13F filings disclosed on November 11, Barclays increas

Crypto is getting hit everywhere. $BTC ‌ is down 6.5% and sitting under 69k, and $ETH finally let go of 2,000, trading around 1,935 now.

Then you open the stock tokens and it's a different world. $NVDAB is green, the Google token is green, and the 3x chip ETF token is up 5%.

The only stock token bleeding with crypto is MSTR, which makes sense since it basically trades like a BTC proxy.
Money hasn't run from risk completely. It's just stepping away from crypto for now.

JUST IN: Bitcoin crashes under $68,000 and ETH crashes under $1,900

#BTCDown4%

#ETH #BTC #BAN #PHA #PNUT
Everyone, I’m your spiritual pillar of support. Latest update: remember what I said—go long right here, fast. Don’t short. Making money in crypto is easy; information is important. Keep up and reap the gains.

Do Large On-Chain Transfers Mean Whales Are Preparing to Sell?

When a blockchain explorer shows a large amount of tokens suddenly leaving an address, all kinds of speculation quickly appear on social media: “A whale is about to dump,” “Smart money is getting out,” “Sell now.”

But a large transfer is simply an observable on-chain event; on its own, it does not prove that the holder is preparing to sell. To understand what it means, you need to look further at where the funds are going and what happens afterward.

First, see where the funds went.

If tokens are transferred to a known exchange

Why can prices quickly pull back after the market breaks through key resistance?

In the crypto market, a break above key resistance often attracts traders. But some breakouts last only a short time, and prices then fall rapidly, leaving traders who chased the rally at a disadvantage. This phenomenon is commonly called a false breakout.

First, a breakout does not mean a trend has formed. A brief move above resistance may simply mean buying pressure has temporarily prevailed. If sustained demand does not follow, the price may return to its previous trading range.

Second, stop-loss orders may

🐋 WHALE WATCH :Over 1,600 Nvidia employees commented on an internal post calling for Jensen Huangs return with most backing reinstatement according to WIRED.
The question now is whether Huang comes back.

Let’s talk about the US stock market recently and my outlook for the storage sector.

The US stock market is an important pillar of the US financial system. In fields like technology, chips, and AI, the stakes go beyond commercial competition; national strategy and political maneuvering are also at play. Both US parties use policy and regulation to compete for influence over these key industries.

I think Jensen Huang’s sudden departure from Nvidia deserves a closer look.

Nvidia is currently one of the most important suppliers in the AI computing industry. After Huang’s departure, the market

The climb of the US Dollar Index (DXY) to a 19-month high is more than just a currency fluctuation; it is the clearest indicator of global capital seeking a "safe haven" and a repricing of risk appetite.

On November 11, 2026, the DXY rose by 0.68% to reach 102.90—its highest level since April 2025. So, what lies behind this surge, and what does it mean for the markets?

📈 Hot Inflation and a Hawkish Fed

The primary driver pushing the DXY to its peak was the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for October. Headline inflation rose by 0.4% month-on-month, exceeding the 0.3% forecast, while co

What Is Slippage? Why Might the Order Price Differ from the Final Execution Price?

In cryptocurrency trading, you may see a certain price, only to find that by the time your order is executed, the price has changed. This phenomenon may be slippage. It may seem like a minor detail, but it can affect trading costs, stop-loss performance, and final returns.

First, what is slippage?

Slippage is the difference between the expected execution price and the actual execution price. For example, if you plan to buy a token at 100 USDT but your order is ultimately filled at 101 USDT, that is unfavorabl