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In 2023, the Silicon Valley Bank crisis created one of the most frightening moments of the early bull market.
Bitcoin experienced a sharp reversal, sentiment deteriorated and investors questioned whether the recovery was already over.
But the timing was interesting.
That panic occurred approximately 120 days after the November 2022 FTX collapse.
Fast forward to this year.
We're seeing a remarkably similar sequence of events approximately 120 days after the summer low.
The news is different. The market structure isn't identical. But the timing and the character of the decline deserve attention.

The results are already better than I expected. Glad to complete this $IDOL trade. Nice. Profit: $563 Tracking
‍$EVAA and $ETH 's market activity.

$GO4 To the moon

BREAKING: The Nasdaq 100 just erased a +1.3% gain and is now down ~2.6% from today’s high, near 28,000.
This happened even as oil fell ~7% on US-Iran peace hopes.

Two US INJ ETFs now plan to list on Nasdaq: Canary's staked INJC, which moved from Cboe in an October 23 filing, and 21Shares' TINJ.
Canary expects to stake at least 90% of its INJ.
@injective

$ESPORTS Continues to plunge

There it is.
Flare has now processed more than 500,000,000 transactions.
The first 250,000,000 took 1,092 days. The second 250,000,000 took 479.
@FlareNetworks

$PI I’ll predict a price level for everyone to reach in the near term: 0.1788. How much you make depends on you; the screenshot is proof.

ETH falls below $2,250; steady declines show no clear bottom, as ETF outflows compound moving-average pressure!
Ethereum continued to weaken today, trading around $2,250, down about 0.9% over 24 hours. It retreated from around $2,299 in the early hours, falling more than 2% in four hours, and slipped below the $2,250 mark intraday to a low near $2,237. This echoed Bitcoin’s weakness as it fell below $77k, but contrasted sharply with spot gold, which rebounded on strong volume today and climbed back above $3,950. Overall, the market is “drifting lower with weak rebounds,” and the $2,250 level h

$XLM SAME AS LAST TIME

$PLTR triple beat - beat on EPS, beat on revenues and the stock itself getting beaten

$AEHR
Aehr Test Systems Non-GAAP EPS of $0.28 beats by $0.15, revenue of $33M beats by $5.47M
Nov 02, 2026
Q1 Non-GAAP EPS of $0.28 beats by $0.15.
Revenue of $33M (+200.0% Y/Y) beats by $5.47M.
Bookings were $46.7 million, representing a book-to-bill ratio of approximately 1.4.
Backlog was $100.9 million as of September 25, 2026. Effective backlog, including bookings received after quarter end, was $109.3 million as of November 1, 2026.
For fiscal 2027 ending June 25, 2027, Aehr now expects:Revenue of $150 million, compared with its previous guidance range of $130 million to $150 million.
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Figure, America's largest non-bank HELOC lender, says Provenance, the blockchain it built with the Cosmos SDK, saves it over 117 basis points per loan.
@cosmos

The market is experiencing volatility. If Bitcoin drops to $75.000, Zcash will soon return to $1000. $ZEC BTC

$SKHYNIX I woke up suddenly in the middle of the night and saw SanDisk and Micron both plunging, and thought of you again. I held for two days, opening a short over the weekend. Yesterday morning, it wicked down to 1020. When I saw it, I was already up more than 500. I thought the decline was finally starting—this run was going to break below 1000, right? Then I watched you rebound to 1050, break above 1085, and then break above 1100. I had no choice but to stop out of the entire position. And now I look again, and you've dropped once more. I just reopened a short at 1030. This time, U.S. sto

One thing gets lost in a week this crowded.
$AMD and $SMCI report tonight. Qualcomm and $ARM follow tomorrow. It looks like four separate companies facing four separate tests.
But Investing com's weekly outlook points out that they lean on each other's orders. One weak result can spill onto the rest.
So to me the question isn't about one earnings report. It's about the whole chain. Server makers run thin margins, so what management says about margins matters as much as the revenue number.
The risk is that the chain idea doesn't always hold. One company's weak quarter can have a reason of its