《 The truth behind bitcoin:native’s plunge: It’s not a crash; liquidity is being repriced》
“Bloodbath” is an emotion. Data is fact.
Bitcoin fell below its $73,000 200-day moving average, triggering a cascade of liquidations. More than $2.1 billion in positions were liquidated across the market in 24 hours, 90% of them longs.
But the trigger wasn’t a technical breakdown. It was three mounting pressures hitting at once:
Rising expectations of Fed rate hikes,
Nearly $3 billion in net outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs over two weeks,
And the fading AI rally draining risk appetite.
Leverage is just a

#WCTCS9 #ETH Ethereum is now around $1,799, having just fallen below $1,800, and is down about 20% over the past week.

Why it doesn't look like a bottom
· Still making new lows: It closed near $1,930 on Nov. 13, then hit a low of $1,711 on the 14th, dropping sharply in just two days.
· All the moving averages are overhead: The 200-day moving average is around $2,146, about $340 above the current price.
· Funds are still flowing out: Spot ETFs saw cumulative net outflows of about $399 million over the week; a single day of inflows is not enough to change the picture.
· Oversold doesn't mean a

$DOGE has once again been among the hardest hit as the broader market falls……

It dropped nearly 9% over the past 24 hours, briefly touching around 0.0554 at its low, significantly underperforming BTC and ETH and falling straight below this year's June low!

When prices rise, DOGE can often deliver strong upside momentum on sentiment and capital inflows, but when the market deleverages across the board, that same volatility can also amplify losses

Looking at the 4H chart, consecutive bearish candles drove the price down, with almost no meaningful rebound structure forming along the way. It w

This mom must have a lot of stories.

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

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

Reply guys accusing me first how I'm wrong about $NEAR being in distribution at the top and then how wrong I was that my target of $2,7-3 didn't get hit.
Here you go.
Hope you'll realize I'm just trying to help. This looks way, way better now.

TVL fell nearly 5 percentage points in a day, while DEX trading volume rose 11 percentage points. That’s an interesting combination: money is flowing out, but trading activity is picking up. That suggests it’s not that people have stopped participating—it’s that they’re moving around. More plainly, existing capital hasn’t left for good; it’s choosing new pools and shifting to new venues, moving from pools with thinner yields and weaker depth to places with better quotes and higher capital efficiency. If everyone were leaving en masse, DEX volume would usually shrink alongside TVL instead of ri

#晒出我的持仓收益 $MU $BTC
Let's get a wave going ‌ ‌

Falling back into poverty in middle age. Despair.
This time, it was P2P again—the Hengchang platform.
P2P, buying a home, investing, starting a business, trading crypto, using leverage...
Only then can you truly understand Buffett’s two rules of investing:
First, don’t lose money.
Second, never forget the first rule.

Halfway through November, the short-side thesis continues to play out, and the window for a year-defining trend is wide open!

No need to say much about this week’s action—the charts speak more honestly than words—

BTC came under pressure near its 81188 high, with a low of 61956 and a maximum pullback of 19231 points during this phase;

ETH weakened from its 2449 high, dropping to a low of 1710, with a maximum pullback of 739 points during this phase;

Rebounds were capped progressively lower, and multiple coins weakened in sync—the short-side confluence is clear.

Don’t mistake every bounce

Got trapped going long at 64,500, but broke even on the rebound. That one-way move was too brutal; it’ll probably turn choppy now. I have a feeling my luck’s about to turn, so I’m switching to scalping mode. Also opening a grid contract to test the waters

$SOPH Your mom, MP—make it explode and then pump it up

Q’s valuation (forward P/E) has reached its lowest range in 6 years (Figure 1). EPS expectations (Figure 2) remain optimistic, but growth may have already peaked (Figure 3; in my view, this is the main reason for the recent valuation compression).
It’s somewhat like 2018, but also not quite (another midterm election year). The similarity is that 2018 was also a year of “excellent EPS, but severe multiple compression.” Then, amid hopes for the new year, the Q4 crash arrived. The crash was mainly driven by macro shocks: rate hike expectations, the trade war, and the economy “seemingly” weakening

Weekend balances are running low, so don’t rush to stare at the charts and guess the direction—first take a look at these smart money positions. Real-money positioning is more honest than any candlestick pattern; retail traders may be left speechless.
$BTC is currently at 65716. On the long side, around 600 whales have an average entry price of 70111, and their unrealized losses have ballooned to over $36 million. On the short side, more than 1,800 traders entered at an average price of 71722, sitting comfortably on $220 million in profits. The nominal long/short ratio is just 22.5%—big money

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

$BEAMX Go long at 0.00414. The daily trend is upward, with the next target at 0.00432. If the price breaks below 0.00405, I’ll abandon this idea. 👀Entry: 0.004144–0.004162 (long) Targets: 0.004216 → 0.004259 → 0.004322 Invalidated below: 0.004047The price is above the daily EMA200, indicating buyer support. The stop-loss risk is 2.6%, while the potential gain to the third target is 4.1%, making for a decent risk-reward ratio. Not investment advice. Trade at your own risk.

bulls and bears both chopped out
this could look like hilarious bottoming PA in hindsight
reminds me of 2023
$BTC (1W)