The Fear & Greed Index has fallen to 10, in the extreme fear zone. On the 24-hour leaderboard, $PUMP is at 0.002901, down 12.99%, with 19.2M USDT in trading volume; $PEPE is down 8.66%, and $AVAX is down 11.33%. Altcoins are seeing similar outflows. Weakness in the broader BTC market is weighing on small-cap, high-volatility coins, but $PUMP’s MACD histogram has turned positive (+1.556e-05), its RSI is just 36.5, and its price is near the lower Bollinger Band at 0.00273558. This is a technical divergence setup following oversold conditions. The funding rate remains positive at 0.0029%, long

Fear & Greed Index at 10. BTC is down over 14% in 7 days and nearly 50% from its all-time high of 126,080—this time, it’s not the price that’s fallen, but confidence. #比特币跌破7万美元

Today’s price action actually came in two parts: BTC hit a low of 62,081 in the morning, while ETH bottomed at 1,713.65; in the afternoon, they bounced back, with BTC rebounding about 4.5% from its low to around 64,820, and ETH reclaiming 1,800 to trade at 1,814.56, up 6.05% from its low. SOL also bounced to 71.15. But the 24-hour changes are still negative: BTC -4.25%, ETH -5.15%, SOL -6.69%. The bounce is just a br

$SOPH All are flash liquidations.

#Breaking:
Brutal bloodbath since the US midterms.
Crypto just lost $600 BILLION, and US tech stocks got hit even harder - over $1 TRILLION gone.
This is not a dip anymore, this is a full-blown crash.

Frog 🐸 Pepe #PEPE hit a morning low of 📉0.00369, completing TP2. This move captured a 14.99% decline 🎉 $PEPE

There’s this Pi coin at 8 tonight — 1k free
I’m only going for the free 1k; decide for yourself about the paid ones
Anyway, I’m watching the progress. If I can’t get one, forget it 😂
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The script is playing out as expected: after highly leveraged positions were completely flushed out, Bitcoin has strongly reclaimed $65,000, and Ethereum is back to $1,800.

Before every major rally, the market creates the illusion that “the bear market is here” with its sharpest wicks and densest FUD.

Why say this is a turning point? Because all the positions that needed to be liquidated have been wiped out, short momentum has dried up, and institutional and spot buying have shown extremely firm support in the $60,000–$65,000 range. As long as these two key round-number levels hold, short co

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$BTC Here's a joke. October had barely started when a few smaller exchanges couldn't hold on and shut down; then an exchange got hacked; election results came out at the start of the month, and the market hit the gas and plunged instead; then another rate hike landed a blow. Lao Huang resigned, Anthropic is gearing up to go public and siphon off liquidity, and one thing after another came crashing down, as if they'd all planned it. I saw one guy say: “Numb—numb as in scalp-numbing numb.” Spot on.

Now we're just above 65,000, down 13% in seven days and 25% from the six-month high, but over a s

$INIT This momentum is worth watching closely. The previous TP1 has been successfully banked—congrats to everyone who followed along. My current strategy is to keep going long on $INIT with the trend. At the current price of 0.1268, you can enter directly. The first target is 0.1523, the second is 0.1700, and the stop is at 0.097. Another strategy is to go long on a pullback into the 0.1097–0.1110 range, with take-profit targets at 0.1255 first and then 0.1500, and a stop-loss at 0.090. $INIT It is currently up more than 22%, with solid volume support, but don't chase the price; waiting for

ETHEREUM BLEEDING OUT Is $1,600 the Next Stop?

$ETH USDT
Direction: SHORT

Entry Price: $1,802.80

🛑 Stop Loss (SL): $1,875.76

Take Profits (TP):

TP1: $1,748.08
TP2: $1,711.60
TP3: $1,656.89

$ETH ‌

🚨 STRATEGY IS DOWN $6.85 BILLION ON ITS BITCOIN INVESTMENT!
It owns 850,364 BTC, bought at an average price of $75,456. With BTC below $67K, the losses are mounting! 📉🔥

$NODE A new scam every day

$ETH I just couldn't resist opening a short. This thing's price action is too wild—I got trapped right after entering with a small position. $ZEC This crazy coin is seriously resilient and always does its own thing. Might as well leave it alone and let it do whatever it wants.
Risk warning: The above is only a personal trading record and does not constitute investment advice. Contract trading carries extremely high risks; please participate with caution.

$$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

Tom Lee Sees the Recent Crypto Sell-Off as a Temporary Setback, Not the End of the Bull Cycle.

Tom Lee believes the latest pressure across crypto markets is being driven by several external factors rather than a breakdown in the long-term market outlook.

He points to Nvidia-related margin calls, investors reducing exposure ahead of the anticipated Anthropic IPO, the release of previously frozen hack-related funds, growing concerns around AI disruption, and increased US scrutiny of chip exports.

Despite these challenges, Lee remains confident that the broader crypto supercycle is still intac

I didn’t catch 100% of the downtrend—leaving the last bit on the table is my habit. And now I’ve caught another move back into longs, haven’t I? I treated it as a rebound, not a reversal.