Woke up to find my position gone—it had been stopped out. Longs took a small 1,000-point loss! As long as the green hills remain, there’s no need to worry about firewood.

Back to the charts: BTC saw a sharp, high-volume drop on the 1-hour chart, breaking below the 70,000 level and hitting the lower Bollinger Band. Bearish momentum is clear. This drop was weighed down by cross-market sentiment: Nvidia weakened and dragged tech stocks down, while hawkish Fed expectations made investors reluctant to touch high-risk assets. But the immediate trigger was the market itself: the previous rebound had

Why can the US dollar influence global financial markets? What does a stronger dollar mean for Bitcoin, gold, and US stocks?

Many investors have noticed that when the US Dollar Index continues to strengthen, global financial markets often come under varying degrees of pressure. Bitcoin falls, gold comes under pressure, and volatility in US stocks increases. What is the logic behind this?

First, the US dollar is the world’s most important reserve and settlement currency. A large share of international trade, commodity transactions, and cross-border financing is closely tied to the dollar. Whe

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US Jobless Claims Beat Expectations and What It Means for the Economy and Financial Markets

The latest US jobless claims data has attracted significant attention from financial markets after unemployment claims came in better than economists had expected. This indicator provides an important insight into the strength of the American labor market and the overall direction of economic activity. When fewer people apply for unemployment benefits, it can suggest that businesses are maintaining employment levels and that workers are experiencing gre

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Why Has Ethereum Continued to Underperform Bitcoin? Is ETH’s Core Competitiveness Waning?

Over the past period, Ethereum (ETH) has significantly underperformed Bitcoin (BTC). Whether in price performance, investor attention, or market narratives, ETH is facing some pressure. This has led investors to ask: Is Ethereum’s core competitiveness changing?

I believe there are four main reasons why ETH is underperforming BTC.

First, market narratives have shifted. When macroeconomic uncertainty rises, investors are more inclined to view Bitcoin as digital gold and make it a core holding in their cr

Is this the point where we all back to fantasy game and chill?

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Today's Topic Recommendations:
🔹BTC Falls Below $71,000 to Its Lowest Level Since September! With the $70,000 Mark Under Threat, How Much Further Could Bitcoin Fall?
🔹A Break Below $70,000 Could Trigger $622 Million in Long Liquidations! Can the Bulls Defend Their Last Line of Support?
🔹Is BTC Losing Its Status as a Safe-Haven Asset? Grayscale Finds That Crypto Sectors Are Increasingly Moving Independently of Bitcoin. Is the Altcoin Market Heading for a Major Shift?
🔹South Korean Chip Stocks Rebound Against the Trend! KOSPI Gains Over 2%, While

467.5M dollars were liquidated across 1093 symbols in the last 60 minutes, with 352.2M from longs and 115.3M from shorts, or 75 percent longs. $BTC

📉 ETH briefly fell below $2,000—is it really time to find a new bottom?

BTC continued to weaken, and ETH also failed to hold $2,000, briefly dipping to around $1,983.

ETH has faced considerable pressure recently. 👀

💰 ETF outflows, institutional buying still needs to recover

📊 Inflationary pressures persist, and sentiment toward risk assets remains cautious

⚡ Leveraged liquidations intensify, further amplifying short-term volatility

Bulls and bears are divided again: some believe the area around $2,000 is worth watching, while others worry that funds have yet to flow back in and the d

Wednesday's complete U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF print was $299.8 million of outflows, per Farside — the fifth straight session, and much larger than Tuesday's $95.0 million.
Thursday's table still has several funds blank. I'm not treating that partial total as a sixth day.
Last weekend I wrote that I stayed long on the portfolio while majors took a tech-led hit. I'm still waiting for liquidity to come back to crypto.

Why Have U.S. Tech Stocks Suddenly Plunged? Is the AI Bubble Really About to Burst?

Recently, global tech stocks have undergone a notable correction, especially companies in the AI industry chain. Investors are beginning to reassess the investment rationale behind AI, which has driven sustained gains over the past few years. Volatility in the stock prices of tech giants such as Nvidia, Microsoft, and Tesla has also raised an important question: Is the golden age of the AI industry over?

I think it is too early to conclude that the AI bubble has burst, but the market has indeed entered a phas

Spending half an hour scrolling through on-chain charts only to remember nothing at the end—that's not a lack of focus on your part. It's the 'information noise' of the DEX era quietly draining your attention.
I used to have a bad habit when researching on-chain projects: opening a dozen browser tabs, glancing at a newly launched meme pool today, checking K-lines on some cross-chain DEX tomorrow. It felt busy, yet I was just passively consuming the gainer/loser lists fed to me by platforms. Once your energy chases sudden volatility, your research gets distorted, and more often than not, it tur

The White House Makes a Sudden Move! SEC and CFTC Get New Faces from Both Parties—Is Trump Playing a Political Balancing Act?

There’s fresh news from the world of U.S. financial regulation!

On November 12, the White House submitted four nominees for financial regulatory posts to the Senate. Two are set to join the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and the other two the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).

The list includes Democrats Kristin Johnson and Matthew Rowland, as well as Republicans Steven Levine and Nathan Anonick. The four nominees would fill vacancies at the

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Disciplined Capital in the Compute Race: Why Microsoft Is Winding Down Older Oracle GPU Leases and Tightening Data-Center Oversight

For three years, Silicon Valley played by a single rule: secure every available AI chip at any price, regardless of power timelines or hardware generation. That era of unconditional compute spending is officially over. As artificial intelligence workloads mature from experimental pilots into massive, margin-sensitive commercial deployments, hyperscalers are shifting from aggressive capacity hoarding to