#数字货币市场回升 The US stock market staged a magical scene last night. The Dow Jones soared over 600 points, but tech stocks followed a completely different script—Nvidia fell by as much as 7% during the day, evaporating over 810 billion RMB in a single day. Meanwhile, Meta and Google were rising quite happily.
What is going on?
In simple terms, the market is starting to doubt the narrative that "AI chips = Nvidia." Recently, Google has made substantial breakthroughs with its own AI chips, and the Gemini model has received good reviews. Investors suddenly realized: the wall built by Nvidia is not insurmountable. Some even said, "Google, this sleeping giant, has finally awakened."
What's worse is that the economic data is not looking good. September retail sales data was below expectations, the consumer confidence index recorded its largest fall in seven months, and the unemployment rate also slightly rose to 4.4%.
These signals are amplifying the dovish voices within the Federal Reserve. Officials have publicly stated: "We should lower interest rates to neutral levels as soon as possible; the economy needs a breather." Market expectations for a rate cut in December are rising. Crude oil has fallen, Bitcoin has also slightly corrected, and capital is clearly seeking direction again.
What does this mean for the crypto world?
First, the divergence in tech stocks may force funds to seek new stories outside of AI; second, weak economic data combined with the Federal Reserve shifting towards easing could benefit risk assets in the macro environment in the long run; finally, if traditional funds begin to question the high valuations of tech stocks, the crypto market is likely to become the liquidity spillover's buyer - but this time it's a good thing.
NVIDIA evaporated an amount equivalent to the entire cryptocurrency market overnight. Where do you think this money will flow next? $BTC $ETH $BNB
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YieldWhisperer
· 13h ago
nvidia's moat isn't that thick tbh... but let's actually examine the tokenomics here—rate cuts don't automatically pump crypto, we've seen this exact playbook in 2021. money flows where the yield math actually checks out, and rn defi apr's are looking... suspicious.
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MEVVictimAlliance
· 11-30 09:31
Nvidia being cut means favourable information? Uh... it feels like the whole story is a bit forced, haha.
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With the expectation of interest rate cuts, funds should flow into risk assets. I believe in this logic, but whether BTC can catch it is another matter.
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Is Google’s chip really breaking through or is it just another PPT revolution... let’s wait for the earnings report to say more.
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810 billion evaporated; the number sounds stimulating, but most of it is just paper losses.
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Now everything is "favourable information for encryption"; when it falls, the market is blamed for not giving opportunities. It’s a bit annoying.
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Instead of guessing where the money will flow, it’s better to see if the Fed will really cut rates in December. Don’t be swayed by false signals.
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The recent divergence in tech stocks actually indicates that the market is normalizing; it doesn’t necessarily have to be cheap encryption.
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Last year it was said like this too, but the crypto world still fell... Whether you believe it or not, I’m just not that optimistic.
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SerNgmi
· 11-30 09:31
NVIDIA's recent fall has been quite severe, but to be honest, the expectation of interest rate cuts is the main dish, right? Funds need to find a place to go.
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Google's chip breakthrough is somewhat interesting, but it feels like the market just wants to find a reason to blame NVDA; the deeper issue is still those macro problems.
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Is the Fed going to implement point shaving? If so, this BTC adjustment might really be a good time to enter a position.
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Wait, will this 810 billion really flow into the crypto market? Or is it just another game of paper wealth?
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I no longer believe the "AI=NVIDIA" narrative... Okay, then what should we believe next? The story still needs to be fabricated.
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Once the expectation of interest rate cuts materializes, risk assets will all be affected in a similar way, and the encryption sector will definitely move.
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NVIDIA evaporating a whole crypto market's worth sounds scary, but on the flip side... this burden shouldn't just fall on NVDA.
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MaticHoleFiller
· 11-30 09:31
Nvidia's big dump this time is really extreme, 810 billion just disappeared like that, it feels like the chip myth is nothing special.
Can Google's chips perform? We need to see the follow-up performance, let's not have another hype.
The key is the rising expectations of interest rate cuts, is crypto going to da moon? A proper dumb buyer, I like it.
This wave of capital flow will determine who can rise next quarter, a small pullback in Bitcoin is normal, just waiting for it.
Where is Nvidia's money flowing? I bet half goes into risk assets, just hold BTC steady.
With economic data this bad, the Fed is really going to do point shaving, which is not bad news for the crypto world.
From hawkish to dovish, the market trend is about to change, who still clings to high-valued tech stocks?
I would rather bet on crypto liquidity overflow than believe that chips can continue to be amazing.
Google's awakening is spot on, Nvidia's moat isn't that solid.
Once interest rate cuts come, asset scarcity will follow, the feeling in the crypto world is quite strong.
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pumpamentalist
· 11-30 09:26
The moment Nvidia experienced a big dump, I knew this wave of rotation was coming; funds could no longer sit still.
With Google's self-developed chips breaking through, Nvidia's moat is really not that strong anymore, and the market has finally woken up.
With expectations of interest rate cuts and a weak economy, it's definitely a risk asset market, and encryption really has a chance to catch a falling knife this time.
810 billion RMB, how big of a wave could that create in the crypto market... Where is this money going? One can only imagine.
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CryptoSurvivor
· 11-30 09:24
NVIDIA's recent sell-off is really something, 810 billion just vanished, this is true wealth freedom haha
Google's self-developed chips are really a threat, it seems like the crown of the king of chips is about to fall
Expectations for interest rate cuts have emerged, this time there really seems to be a chance, everyone
The possibility of this wave of funds flowing into encryption is indeed high, it just depends on who can catch a falling knife
We'll see the outcome in December, are you ready to catch a falling knife?
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0xOverleveraged
· 11-30 09:13
NVIDIA's recent fall is really incredible, evaporating 810 billion is quite painful. However, I think Google's self-developed chips should have come a long time ago; monopolizing for so long is bound to collapse.
If interest rates go down, we really need to follow the opportunities in encryption. Risk assets generally benefit in a loose environment.
If there is indeed a capital outflow this time, can BTC take the opportunity to break through? It still depends on what the Fed says in December.
#数字货币市场回升 The US stock market staged a magical scene last night. The Dow Jones soared over 600 points, but tech stocks followed a completely different script—Nvidia fell by as much as 7% during the day, evaporating over 810 billion RMB in a single day. Meanwhile, Meta and Google were rising quite happily.
What is going on?
In simple terms, the market is starting to doubt the narrative that "AI chips = Nvidia." Recently, Google has made substantial breakthroughs with its own AI chips, and the Gemini model has received good reviews. Investors suddenly realized: the wall built by Nvidia is not insurmountable. Some even said, "Google, this sleeping giant, has finally awakened."
What's worse is that the economic data is not looking good. September retail sales data was below expectations, the consumer confidence index recorded its largest fall in seven months, and the unemployment rate also slightly rose to 4.4%.
These signals are amplifying the dovish voices within the Federal Reserve. Officials have publicly stated: "We should lower interest rates to neutral levels as soon as possible; the economy needs a breather." Market expectations for a rate cut in December are rising. Crude oil has fallen, Bitcoin has also slightly corrected, and capital is clearly seeking direction again.
What does this mean for the crypto world?
First, the divergence in tech stocks may force funds to seek new stories outside of AI; second, weak economic data combined with the Federal Reserve shifting towards easing could benefit risk assets in the macro environment in the long run; finally, if traditional funds begin to question the high valuations of tech stocks, the crypto market is likely to become the liquidity spillover's buyer - but this time it's a good thing.
NVIDIA evaporated an amount equivalent to the entire cryptocurrency market overnight. Where do you think this money will flow next? $BTC $ETH $BNB