WHY IS BITCOIN AND ALTS DUMPING???
Bitcoin dumped another 5% today and $1.7 Billion in longs got wiped out
Here's why the market is bleeding:
- AI stocks are selling off hard, and they've been holding up the entire stock market
If they keep falling, stocks go down and Bitcoin goes with them
- Inflation is heating up again
Markets now see a near 100% chance the Fed hikes rates on December 9, which makes borrowing more expensive
- The dollar just hit a 19 month high
When DXY pumps, people sell their assets and sit in cash
- Bitcoin ETFs have seen 7 straight days of outflows, with almost $2 Billi

What if $ETH real story is the stop, not the bias?

Last short: SL +1.0%. This one: SL +5.5%.
Same thesis, 5.5x the risk per unit.
Honest adjustment or goalpost moving?
$ETH ‌$AGT ‌$KAVA ‌$BTC ‌

Another major market shakeout is underway. Given the current situation, Bitcoin still has further to fall. The chart is heading toward the weekly lower band, around the 57,800 level. We can look for a bottom there; for now, just short with the trend. In this kind of market, many people may already have been stopped out or even liquidated, then, unwilling to accept the loss, kept trading and continued losing money. What I want to say is that there’s no need to rush into trading, especially when the market direction isn’t clear. Better to miss out than make a bad trade, particularly in a one-way

Shorts in long bonds are starting to turn bullish, and that’s more worth watching than the recession signal itself. TLT is still more than halfway below its 2020 high, and Kalshi puts the odds of a recession in 2027 at just 20%. My plan is simple: don’t rush to go long duration unless yields actually come down. Wait until recession pricing is confirmed. Thin liquidity during the Asian session often produces absurd prices, which are perfect for placing limit orders. If you have anything to add, drop it in the comments.

#USJoblessClaimsBeatExpectations #ShareWeekly

Economic indicators rarely tell the entire story through a single number. Sometimes, a small change in employment data can reveal much bigger questions about inflation, interest rates, financial stability, and investor confidence.

The latest US Initial Jobless Claims report is a good example. Weekly applications increased to 200,000, compared with economists' expectations of 194,000 and the previous week's revised figure of 191,000. Although the increase was relatively modest, it suggests that the American labor market may be gradually losing mo

Another bad day, but that is pkay. I’ve technically only have one order today and the other two orders are going to my new UGC creators as free samples.
I’ve tapped into a new frequency of creating ads. I’ve been experimenting with cartoon drama ads so we will see how things pan out once I get this UGC campaign running and these cartoon ads

11.15BTC
It was all just a dream
I dreamed of a bull run that lasted two months, and now I’ve woken up
The price is still what it was, and I’m still the same me
Everything before was just a dream

$SOPH Currently trading at 0.00222, up 24.02% over 24H (range: 0.00156–0.00261). The 1H trend is strong, with an RSI of 62; the 4H trend is strong, with an RSI of 72. If it breaks above 0.00261 decisively, watch for further upside; if it falls below the 0.00156 support, the short-term structure may weaken. Markets are volatile; for observation only.

Bad news
$230,000,000,000 wiped out from the crypto market cap in the past 24 hours.
$BTC crashed 6.74%
$ETH crashed 9.36%
$BNB crashed 9.34%
$XRP crashed 10.92%
$SOL crashed 11.79%

$ETH — Short entry: 1761 Take-profit 1: 1725 Take-profit 2: 1685 Stop-loss: 1810 ETH has fallen below the $1800 area, accompanied by strong selling pressure. As long as the price struggles to reclaim that area, the short setup remains attractive; if the price sustains a move above $1810, the setup is invalidated.

Sunday at 5 a.m.

A Wall Street Journal article woke me right up ☕

Nvidia NVDA was revealed to have provided financing guarantees under Jensen Huang

to small cloud providers and data center developers that couldn’t afford GPUs

The amounts were in the billions of dollars

Customers borrowed money, then turned around

In tough times, here are some words of wisdom from billionaire investor and Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio.

5 important lessons

1. Mistakes are part of success. You cannot live an extraordinary life without experiencing setbacks, failures and painful situations.

2. Reflect objectively. When something goes wrong, don't simply blame circumstances or other people. Examine what happened and understand your role in it.

3. Learn from every painful experience. Ask yourself what you could do differently next time.

4. Seek advice from strong people. Surround yourself with people whose st

Bitcoin's $67,000 Crash Puts $57B Holder Cluster at Risk as ETF Investors Flee
Bitcoin is testing a critical historical cost-basis zone as ETF outflows cross $1 billion and whales step in.
Bitcoin's decline to $67,000 has placed it squarely inside a $57 billion holder cost-basis cluster representing approximately 855,000 BTC — a zone where a large group of investors last moved their coins between $65,000 and $68,000, according to Coinbase Institutional commentary from Nov. 13.
⚠️ Personal market analysis only. NFA — manage risk and DYOR.
Educational content, not investment advice or a recommen

That’s a rare sight—even 48 Blue, the old guy with a net worth of several billion, has a late-night meltdown. It seems this market downturn is hitting the wealthy far harder than ordinary people😂.
The better the market does and the more it rises, the wider the gap between him and me gets; the worse it does and the harder it falls, the smaller that gap gets😹, and I wonder when bnb will fall back to one yuan each so I can buy 500k bnb and hold onto them just like he does.

[On-Chain Truth] BTC is down 24%; whales are buying the dip, but mid-sized holders are selling even harder
CryptoQuant’s latest on-chain data shows that during this Bitcoin downturn of about **24%**:
• Whales (holding at least 1,000 BTC) added about 47k BTC in total (wallets holding 1,000–10k BTC added 43.7k)
• Mid-sized holders (100–1,000 BTC) instead reduced their holdings by 50.5k BTC
• **Small-to-mid-sized holders (10–100 BTC)** reduced their holdings by another 14.4k BTC
As a result, 30-day apparent demand plunged to **-284k BTC**, its weakest level since April 2025.
What stings even m

CPI is the main event on this week’s macro calendar. With retail sales and the FOMC minutes also on deck, the market is waiting for this batch of data to set the tone for what comes next. For U.S. CPI, the first things to watch are headline and core inflation, both year over year and month over month—especially whether core CPI continues to hover around 0.3% month over month. That will directly determine how the market reprices the rate-cut path. Retail sales, released the same week, are also known as “horror data” because they reveal how resilient consumer spending is. If month-over-month gro

🏦 The U.S. Treasury is considering a bridge loan to help Venezuela pay what it owes the IDB. The news came from Bloomberg and landed like a stone in a pond.
In plain English: someone would provide the money to clean up the country’s credit history and unlock multilateral credit lines that have been frozen since 2018, when the institution suspended disbursements after Venezuela defaulted on its payments.
Why the IDB is more than just a creditor:
The IDB is the region’s main source of multilateral credit, and its endorsement serves as a vote of confidence for other lenders. If Venezuela normali

Benjamin Cowen on a Saturday night in London dawg we rlly down bad💀