Okay, this is actually shocking:
94% of $ANSEM holders are currently sitting at a loss
Combined, they're down over $20M

$NVDA
big green day would go hard AF
Jensen returning would go hard AF
Strong earnings would go hard AF
Hopefully this was a bottom tick

At this price, sellers seem to be exhausted. $SOPH 's downward momentum also looks close to running out, and some buying interest is finally starting to emerge. That's not to say it'll go to the moon, but a sudden, rapid rebound at this point wouldn't be surprising. Take profit: 0.0014 Stop loss: 0.0012 Worth noting: $BTC : Current price 65,533.3 - 24-hour change: -2.58%$JELLYJELLY : Current price 0.04468 - 24-hour change: +13.14%

$LINK is testing a major demand zone after sweeping lower liquidity.

A strong reclaim here could open the door for a reversal toward higher levels.

Watching this zone closely.

#LINK #JensenHuangResigns

Those who bought the bottom at 61,931 and those who chased in at 66,122—which side are you on?
$BTC I’m bullish on the futures. I’ve been watching that 9:45 a.m. candle: price dipped to 61,931, then closed back up at 62,592—the bears couldn’t hold their ground at all. It ground higher throughout the afternoon, and the 5 p.m. 15-minute candle reached a high of 66,122, a V-shaped recovery of nearly 7% from the low. After falling nearly 20% in a week, it still closed with a wick at this level—the buyers really showed up.
Honestly, with ETF outflows continuing for 7 straight days, totaling $1.9 bi

$$ASTER This data looks off.

Down 18% in 24 hours, from 0.642 to 0.4779, yet trading volume hit 215.5M—a price-halving-style retracement alongside massive turnover. This isn’t ordinary market shakeout. Normal pullbacks come on lower volume; a sharp, high-volume sell-off has only three explanations: first, a liquidation cascade, with longs getting liquidated one after another and their positions changing hands; second, the project team or market makers actively dumping at a key level to accumulate tokens and trigger panic selling; third, someone knows something we don’t and is getting out ear

$NAS100 ‌
What I see on this chart is a classic post-drop consolidation phase where the price has bottomed out around the 27,614 level and is now grinding sideways in a tight, low-volatility channel. The structure is defined by a flat baseline, with the price currently pinned between the middle Bollinger Band (27,696) acting as dynamic support and the upper band (27,753) acting as immediate overhead resistance, while the shorter-term WMAs (5, 10, 20) are clustered tightly together beneath the price, indicating a coiled spring effect waiting for a directional breakout.

The K-line structure sh

$AVAX had the day's biggest leverage exit, with open futures bets down 13.4% as longs got squeezed out. US buyers have priced $BTC below the rest of the world for 71 straight days. Fear & Greed reads 10, extreme fear.

BTC was hit by rate hike expectations, falling to 62000💵. Was that a bottom bounce or an extreme reversal?
Next, we’ll have to wait for the December 8–9 policy meeting.

$SYN #SYN
Getting support after a solid correction and consolidation.
Bounce could follow our projection for breakout and rise towards $0.20 & above ✍️

Leverage has pulled back, but volume hasn’t. $WIN volume is up 2.162x, and I’m buying the dip.
$WIN is currently at 4.58e-05, down 18.3% in 24h, with a long red candle plunging to the bottom of its intraday range. Others are panic-selling, but I’m not running—I’m bullish at this level.

24h trading volume is 823375 USDT, with a volume ratio of 2.162—real volume-backed turnover. WIN funding rate is neutral at 2.9e-05, and leveraged traders are absent across the board—there’s no long squeeze; spot buyers are picking up tokens.

The broader market is even colder: only 5 of 60 coins are up, the Fe

Finally, It happened.
Got myself a permanent residency for every Trump related rugpulls.
Thank you President!

The purchasing power of the US dollar has declined by approximately 97% since the establishment of the Federal Reserve (Fed).
According to the BLS CPI-U data shown in the chart, one US dollar in 1913 would now only be equivalent to about 2.9 cents in purchasing power in October 2026.
The US dollar has lost approximately 97% of its purchasing power over more than a century, a cumulative consequence of inflation over decades, not a decline occurring in a single period.
During the period 1913–1944, the purchasing power of the USD fluctuated significantly through two world wars and the Great Depre

$SUI is approaching a critical area again, trading close to its previous cycle lows where buyers have stepped in before.

This zone is worth watching for a potential accumulation opportunity, especially after the recent correction.

But I'm not rushing into a position. With $BTC still searching for a confirmed bottom, the key is to let the market settle first.
A clear reaction and signs of stabilization around this support would make the setup more interesting.

Patience over anticipation. Let the price confirm the move.

#SUI #Crypto #Trading #Analysis

$DNA #DNA
Broken Falling Wedge on 4H chart.
Slight pump could trigger 45-50% rise during coming sessions ✍️

#USOctoberPPIBelowExpectations

The producer prices data for October puts forth a two sided picture that shows the monthly rise slowed yet the yearly pressure goes on, and this picture reshapes the market view on the path of rates.

By the data released on 13 November, producer prices show a monthly rise of 0.3 percent in October, the view stood at the level of 0.4 percent, the rise stood at the level of 1.4 percent in the prior month, and this slowdown shows that the monthly pressure lost speed.

On the yearly side, the picture gives a different signal, because producer prices show a year

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