Is the Nasdaq leading the decline, a prelude to Bitcoin’s “darkest moment”?

All memory chips have collapsed across the board; Intel and AMD have both fallen sharply. This isn’t just sector rotation—this is an ice point of macro sentiment.
Historical experience tells us that when Nasdaq starts to kill valuations, Bitcoin is often the first to be dumped as a liquidity withdrawal machine. The direction of capital flow is now clear: funds are pulling out of high-risk areas.
If you still expect Bitcoin to surge against the trend when U.S. stocks plunge, that may be gambling rather than investing. Buckle up—the storm has only just begun!$BTC $ETH