Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index is 20 — Extreme Fear
$BTC Current price: $71,062

$INIT Add one lot every day and see how long it keeps falling before it bottoms. I don't believe it won't rebound.

$DELL
Went from $595 to $315 in just one month. Spent a week below the 200-day moving average and has already managed to reclaim it, now trading around $371.
The next major level I'm watching is $390, which happens to be the bottom of the previous summer base.
A breakout and hold above that level could open the door for a much bigger recovery.
Another thing worth keeping an eye on is the reported probe into $SMCI today, which could potentially act as a catalyst for $DELL if customers start looking toward competitors.

Come to my Binance Square and grab a red packet to give your balance a little boost🧧.

Yesterday morning, they were still saying the board would meet to decide whether he would stay or go, and then last night the official website posted it directly: Old Huang is really stepping down??? What the hell
On November 12, Nvidia’s board announced that Jensen Huang had resigned as president, CEO, and director, effective immediately. He co-founded the company in 1993 and worked there for 33 years—just like that, he’s gone.
Current CFO Colette Kress will also serve as interim CEO. The board has begun searching for a permanent successor, both internally and externally. It also established

Yesterday, I said I’d lightly short if BTC bounced to around 74000–74200, with initial take-profit at 73500, then 73200. This move went well past those take-profit levels, so I took profits where I could and didn’t chase it with more shorts afterward.

Yesterday during the day, it was still chopping between 73200 and 74100, and it never held above 74400. It started moving down in the evening, first breaking below 72700, then losing 72000 too, bottoming around 71250. It bounced to 72220 overnight but couldn’t hold, then continued down this morning, hitting a low near 70660. It’s around 71200 no

From a technical perspective, $1000PEPE$1000PEPE has fallen 25% from its high in two days, so a slight rebound to retest the 0.0047 area it had already broken below after touching support near 0.0043 is normal. But if it rises to this area, it would be a great shorting opportunity—just follow the market’s rhythm. After all, when BTC falls, nothing can rise. Those who want to know the entry, take-profit, and stop-loss points can check my homepage.

Bitcoin's 30-day apparent demand just hit minus 284,000 BTC. I went back to the last two times it got this deep.
March 2025. Minus 309,000 BTC. Bitcoin bottomed near $74,500 in early April, then made a new all-time high above $126,000 in October.
June 2026. Minus 273,000 BTC. Demand recovered within weeks.
November 2026. Minus 284,000 BTC on November 7, with Bitcoin around $73,000.
Both earlier times, demand recovered within a few weeks and price followed higher inside about two months.
Two examples is a small sample. CryptoQuant's Bull Score sits at 20, a reading that has marked both durable

Jensen Huang resigns: Nvidia's biggest crisis isn't a CEO change, but whether the AI bubble will burst?

What may be keeping investors up at night about Jensen Huang leaving Nvidia isn't a change of CEO, but whether it will trigger a crisis of confidence in the AI industry.
For years, the AI industry has been burning through cash at turbocharged speed. Tech giants such as Microsoft, Google, and Amazon have been building data centers at breakneck pace, while Nvidia has been raking in profits across the supply chain.
But here's the question: how much will customers ultimately earn back from all

Damn, is Nvidia really about to tighten the purse strings on its $100 billion “paying its own customers” tab?!

I took a look at the inside scoop The Information just broke. With Jensen Huang just stepping down, the biggest headache for his successor, CFO Colette Kress, isn’t chip capacity—it’s the company’s external financial commitments, which run into the hundreds of billions of dollars.

A lot of people outside the industry think Nvidia’s chips are so hot that buyers are lining up with cash in hand. But behind the AI computing boom of recent years, there’s always been an extremely aggressi

AI’s real crisis
is not the wealth gap
but structural displacement
Unemployment used to be cyclical
When the economy recovered, people could go back to work
AI brings structural displacement
Jobs aren’t temporarily gone; they disappear permanently
Once machines learn, people are no longer needed
This is an unprecedented proposition
Our future lives and personal worth
must be redefined by us
Right now, AI startups seem to be flourishing everywhere
But only four types are actually getting results
AI training, helping businesses implement AI, acting as intermediaries, and opening accounts as agen

$NVDA Investors, Take Note! After Jensen Huang's Departure, These Three Risks Could Be Repriced by the Market

With Nvidia suddenly changing leadership, investors should focus not on the various speculations on social media, but on three very real risks.
First, the risk of a management transition. Jensen Huang has long led the company's strategy, and whether the new CEO can quickly establish authority will affect market confidence.
Second, the risk to its technology roadmap. AI chips evolve at an extremely rapid pace, with Rubin following Blackwell; the R&D cadence cannot falter. If Nvidia's t

A drop in BTC below $70k would trigger $622 million in long liquidations! Can the bulls’ last line of defense hold?
Leverage remains skewed toward the long side. Recent 24-hour liquidation totals have already exceeded $650 million in one session (majority longs, with Bitcoin accounting for a large share), and clustered long liquidations sit just below current prices. Maps from multiple trackers show significant long fuel in the $70k–$72k band, with additional concentrations lower. A decisive break and cascade below $70k could indeed force hundreds of millions more in long liquidations, amplify

Musk and Trump are both trying to bail out Jensen Huang.
But those two are in over their heads right now and can barely keep themselves afloat.
Jensen Huang has his own problems.
But targeting Huang, a Chinese American with no real connections, is nothing but a fucking political conspiracy.
New York Times, I’m fucking talking about you—you rotten piece of shit.

$INTC — sharing some takeaways from Lip-Bu Tan’s fireside chat at today’s SGLang Summit with Ying Sheng(was super crowded today 😓)
• Crescent Island: reportedly already “2 billion” in customer purchases. Currency and order details still need confirmation, but that’s a number worth following up on. An inference GPU running LPDDR5X. No HBM.
• EMIB-T: apparently sounded very confident. Said more customers should be embracing it over the next 3 months. That gives us a pretty concrete window to watch for traction in advanced packaging.
• Also mentioned an Israeli quantum software deal — likely ref

$XAUT 11.13 Gold Outlook

Three bearish shocks—CPI exceeding expectations, rate hike expectations, and rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East driving up oil prices—sent gold down from 4150 to 3852

Looking at the charts, the broader bearish structure on the weekly and daily timeframes remains intact, while the short-term trend is slightly choppy. Price has repeatedly tested support, indicating a brief pause after the decline, with no clear reversal signal

Trade reference: If 3895 and 3920 hold, scale into short positions, targeting 3850 and 3800

Does a 5.774% gain on lower volume count as a real rally? I'm bullish on $PYTH
$PYTH is currently at 0.06723, up 5.774% over 24h, with a range of 0.0619–0.06776.

I'm bullish here. The Fear & Greed Index is at 20, while crypto-related US stocks averaged -5.54% overnight. The broader market is risk_off, so coins that can rally in a weak market deserve a closer look.

First, volume is still healthy: 24h trading volume is 2139874 USDT, just 0.474 times the 30-day average. A gain on lower volume suggests no one is quietly dumping.

Second, leverage is light. OI is 108,412,628, down 14.71% from the