$BTC is stuck around $71,000–$71,700.
Down hard this week. ETF outflows hit ~$1.4B–$1.9B in November so far.
The 200-day MA near $73,100–$73,200 is under pressure.
Break and hold below = more downside risk.

$PROM Can it really hold any of these price levels, or is it just tentatively breaking below now? Take profit: 4.808 Stop loss: 5.218 Trending coins: $BARD : Current price 0.1181 - 24-hour change: +44.02%$SOL : Current price 81.71 - 24-hour change: -1.23%

$XRP
Ripple is dumping harder than Bitcoin.
Both are correlated. However, Bitcoin is the one driving the market.
And if $BTC retests the lows around 65,000$, you can be sure $XRP will blast through this support level and end up below 0.9$.

Wall Street is really getting boxed in by stablecoins this time. Starting January 18, every newly issued coin has to be backed by short-term Treasuries, effectively creating a whole new class of buyers for U.S. debt. After doing this for so long, I’ve learned that position sizing is always more important than calling the direction. This hot trend is shifting from tech to financial infrastructure, and I’m not chasing it. So what’s the conclusion? I haven’t figured it out either.

London, I’m inside of you!

Four Ledgers for Fees
Though all called “fees,” where the funds ultimately go and how they are recorded in the ledger differ considerably.
$ET ’s fee structure should be understood in two parts: the base fee is burned, while the priority fee is paid to validators. Whether the extra amount users pay reduces token supply or boosts validator revenue depends on which category the fee falls into. These two flows must not be conflated when discussing the relationship between network revenue and token supply.

$SO ’s mechanism is more granular: half of the base fee is burned and half goes to validato

$900.9 billion in computing commitments is Anthropic’s biggest asset—and its biggest single-point risk

The most eye-catching number in the prospectus isn’t the $104 billion net loss; it’s $900.9 billion.

That is the total value of Anthropic’s signed procurement and lease commitments, the vast majority of which are related to computing power and infrastructure. Around $451.6 billion is expected to be incurred by the end of 2030, with about $70.7 billion due within the next 12 months, and most of the remainder extending from 2031 to 2045. What does $900.9 billion mean? It is 11 times Anthropic

11.13 JinCe Gold Morning Brief: Sideways Consolidation After a 100-Point Plunge! Gold Bears Remain in Control

After climbing to around 4000 yesterday, gold was hit hard by bears, plunging more than 140 points in a single day and hitting a low of 3852 support. During today's Asian session, prices entered a low-level consolidation phase, moving in a narrow 3860-3890 range. The rebound has been weak, and bears still control the market's pace overall.

Market news: Hawkish Fed expectations continue to rise, and markets have once again pushed back the timing of rate cuts. The U.S. Dollar Index and

Short-term traders may have realized losses of around 800 million today... This is calculated using a real-time version built with a BTC full node. We can compare it with other platforms’ data after they update tomorrow and see if it checks out.

This counts as a moderate wave of capitulation...
Long-term holders are staying steady and barely moving.
Are we at true panic yet? All I can say is that it’s accelerating...
A real panic-driven “golden buying opportunity” would probably be in the 1-billion-to-2-billion range.

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【11.13 BTC Morning Market Analysis】

The bulls are extremely weak and cannot even mount a decent rebound. After an early-morning plunge, the price is now hugging the lower Bollinger Band, which is opening downward. The broader trend is clearly bearish. Short-term bounces are often just technical recoveries after oversold conditions and are unlikely to reverse the overall bearish trend.

Stay with the trend and look to short; don’t blindly buy the dip. In a strong bearish trend, a rebound is an opportunity to get in. Use resistance above as a reference and enter short in batches around 717-722.

BTC next door has been stuck above 74,000 all week
$XAU moved 212 bucks on its own, with no company
Q: Who dumped that candle at 3861.47?
A: 169 million contracts, average volume 48.12 million, 3.52x
Q: Why pick that moment?
A: 391 million contracts crammed into three slots between 21:00 and 23:00
Q: Who caught it on the way down?
A: 264 million contracts over eight hours, only 68% of the dump segment
Retail orders caught it. The same person wouldn’t dump and buy at the same time
Above, from 3899 to 3917, it’s all hands waiting to break even
Funding is still positive; longs are paying overni

Ethereum Cross-Chain Gets a New Solution: How Does EEZ Break L2 Liquidity Silos?
[Plain-Language Guide] The Ethereum ecosystem has long been hampered by fragmented liquidity between L1 and various L2s, making cross-chain operations cumbersome and inefficient.
This article introduces the Ethereum Economic Zone (EEZ), which uses real-time proofs, compositors, and proxy contracts to let Rollups with different rules directly access mainnet liquidity and applications within the same block, enabling synchronous composability.
This approach means new chains don't need to bootstrap liquidity from scra

$BNB Short on the 4-hour chart. 655 holds, next target 644. If it breaks above 660, I’ll abandon this idea 👀Price 654, below the EMA50 (687) on the 4-hour chart; the trend structure still favors sellers. Stop-loss risk is 0.95%, and the TP3 gain is 1.5%; if TP3 is reached, the risk/reward ratio is 1.6R. 🔴 Short · Entry 653.7–654.7 · TP 650.5 / 648.0 / 644.4 · SL 660.4Not investment advice; manage your position size yourself.

$ZEC is currently trading at 953.04, down 3.32% over 24H, with an intraday range of 931.10–1007.16. Both the 1H and 4H charts are weak, with price below the 1H EMA20 at 963.54 and the 4H EMA20 at 1027.76. The 1H RSI is 34.1 and the 4H RSI is 28.3, indicating insufficient momentum for a recovery. 1H volume is at 0.34x, so any break above resistance lacks participation. Conditional outlook: A recovery is only worth considering if price holds above resistance at 1007.16 on increased volume; if it breaks below support at 931.10 and fails to reclaim it, weakness is likely to continue. The key point

Hey @grok, what stage is the crypto market at now?

Watching the market late at night, with three screens side by side, the picture is crystal clear: U.S. stocks are soaring on AMD’s strength, gold and silver are getting crushed by interest rates nearing 5%, while crypto is falling on its own, with not a buyer in sight. $BTC slid to around 71,000, $ETH lost the 2,000 level, and $SOL
dropped to 81. By the close, those levels long regarded as rock-solid floors had been breached one after another.
Someone asked how to trade on a night like this. My answer was pretty boring: do nothing. When trading short in the direction of the trend, the most

Nvidia $NVDA stock,
could pull back to 80+, a possible target price,
just like my call on Bitcoin (30k–40k).
I won't buy until it reaches that price; I'd rather miss out.
Its fifth life-cycle wave hasn't started yet,
and its market cap could eventually exceed $10 trillion,
before its entire cycle finally ends.
I know many people will scold me. Don't rush,
there'll be plenty of time to scold me next year,
as long as you haven't lost everything—go ahead.