After the US stocks opened yesterday, another round of plunge triggered, with Korean stocks $SNDK crashing 30%, $KORU dropping 25%, and Nvidia falling 10%.



And this time, $SPCX has moved from 116 down to 111. Compared with Korean stocks, SPCX’s drop looks relatively smaller, but yesterday it also fell to 108—this is not just a bottom; it can still keep falling.

Crypto is also affected by this round of selloff. Bitcoin and Ethereum have both probed down 2–5%. This is not a good sign! If the downturn continues for the next two days, it will further intensify.

At the start of this year, more and more voices claimed that buying US stocks would make money. Now it’s only 5 months since the start of the year, and this momentum seems to be reversing—most people who bought US stocks are getting trapped. #长鑫开盘跌7.7%
SNDK-18.38%
KORU-3.92%
SPCX-3.16%
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GannWindow
· 52m ago
SNDK is down 30%—that’s just too wild… who would dare to buy the dip in this market? Wait a bit more, at least until there are signs that it’s stabilizing.
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IndicatorLab
· 53m ago
This US stock pullback is indeed brutal—South Korea’s market even halted trading, and Nvidia dropped by 10 points. It feels like the sentiment hasn’t fully shaken out yet.
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FloorRecorder
· 1h ago
SPCX fell from 116 to 108. The drop doesn’t look huge, but the trend is downward. This slow bleed is more exhausting than a sharp drop.
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CryptoCanary
· 1h ago
At the start of the year, a bunch of people said the US stock market is a sure thing—yet just five months in, they’ve all been trapped. The market’s face changes fast.
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GasStopper
· 1h ago
Bitcoin plunges along with U.S. stocks; 2–5% doesn’t look like much, but if it keeps falling for a few days, the panic selling will come out.
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