Short $MAGMA ‼️ Entry: 0.332 - Current price Take profit: 0.300 Stop loss: 0.364

I finally made it through the two-month observation period, only for my first trade in November to hit my stop loss—the same old story: a wick. What on earth is going on with $BTC lately? The wicks are coming down like rain. I honestly can't take it anymore, guys.
The entire crypto market is so dead right now. The frequent wicks in $BTC are probably closely tied to liquidity drying up: the opposing side's order-book depth is pitifully thin, and below is practically a vacuum. This market is absurd beyond belief! My first trade of the month was already a bust. I give up.
I usually don't compla

#AICommercializationEntersThePayoffPhase
AI Is Moving From Massive Investment to Real Revenue: NVIDIA, Microsoft, Oracle and Alphabet Lead the Next Technology Growth Cycle

Artificial Intelligence has entered a critical stage in its development. The industry is moving beyond research and infrastructure construction toward commercialization, recurring revenue and measurable returns. Investors increasingly want to know how much revenue, operating income and cash flow AI investments can generate.

The commercialization phase means turning AI capabilities into products and services that customers

Here are 3 names I’m closely tracking into the end of the year for a potentially bigger trade.
Keep in mind, this can all change if the broader market starts selling off again.
1. $AVGO
Held $290 last week, which also happens to be the March low.
This week we’ve seen a massive move from $305 to $364, bringing us right back to the 200-day moving average at $367 for the first time since August.

Over the past 24 hours, the crypto market fell 2.75% to $2.39 trillion. The main reasons were higher-than-expected US inflation and a sell-off that began with Bitcoin. The market's correlation with gold stood at 97%, indicating a similar reaction to macroeconomic factors.

Main reason: US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for October, published on November 12, came in above forecasts. This once again affected interest rate expectations and put pressure on Bitcoin.
Additional reasons: Bitcoin's decline and the forced liquidation of long positions intensified the sell-off. Altcoins also generally

Didn't sleep very soundly last night
Got up and checked the price first
The 71k level just gave way too 🥲
BTC fell below 71k, hitting a low of around 70.6k
Now hovering around 71k
Down about 4% over 24 hours
The high is still around 74.1k
Liquidation figures are catching up too
BTC saw about $325 million in liquidations over 24 hours, with longs at about $310 million—roughly 95% on the long side
ETH is still around 2,010
Yesterday's low of 1,984 is still holding for now
It had just broken 72k, and now 71k has given way too
I'll just watch for now, not getting involved

11.13 Qiqi on Gold Morning Review: Low-Level Recovery After the Sharp Drop; the Rebound Still Faces Resistance!

After a sharp overnight dip, gold prices bottomed at 3852. They edged up slightly at the open this morning and are now consolidating around 3882. After yesterday’s concentrated selling pressure, market sentiment has temporarily eased, with traders awaiting the upcoming PPI data for direction.

A slight recovery has followed the short-term decline, and indicators have started to turn, but the overall bearish structure remains intact, with heavy resistance overhead. For now, this rebo

Watching $BARD just drift around in this range is truly agonizing. Everyone is holding their breath, waiting for the next rally. Take profit: 0.1401 Stop loss: 0.1168 Market updates:
$HANA : Current price 0.01721 - 24-hour change: +7.63%
$SOL : Current price 81.5 - 24-hour change: -1.96%

Nearly a trillion in valuation evaporated in five weeks; the market is repricing not Anthropic, but the “AI growth premium”

Five weeks ago, market discussion of Anthropic’s IPO centered on a $2 trillion valuation. After the S-1 update on November 10, the highest valuation on a basic share count basis became $1.02 trillion, or $1.4 trillion on a fully diluted basis. In five weeks, expectations were cut in half and nearly a trillion evaporated.‌

If you understand this change only as “market sentiment worsening,” you’ll miss the real signal. What the market is repricing is how much of a valuat

🚨 The global tech world is in an uproar!
Microsoft’s major service outage has left Outlook, Teams, and Copilot “down” across 74 countries and regions ⚡
Microsoft said multiple servers unexpectedly went offline, bringing core business operations at companies worldwide to an immediate standstill. The recovery effort has also been rocky, and users have faced repeated disappointment instead of a restoration. The official cause of the outage remains unclear, raising serious concerns about operational resilience.
We’re continuing to follow the story. Stay tuned 📢
$BARD , $DODO , $PLAY
Risk warn

When I woke up this morning, it was already at 71,000, its lowest level in three months.

As of 7:30, BTC was around 71,400, down about 3.5% on the day, with a low of 71,317; ETH briefly fell below 2,000, hitting a low of 1,983. Liquidations totaled $727 million over 24 hours, wiping out 125,000 traders, 90% of them long positions (all figures from CoinGlass).

The rapid drop is tied to two things. First, Nvidia had a major personnel shake-up, sending its stock down more than 13% at one point during the session and dragging down the broader AI sector; second, money has kept flowing out: U.S. s

Of the $104 billion net loss, how much is “real cash burn” and how much is “accounting noise”

Seeing the figure “$104 billion in net losses in the first nine months,” it’s easy to think, “That’s a terrifying amount to lose.” But without breaking it down, you could misread Anthropic’s actual burn rate.

The prospectus lists net losses of $1.5 billion, $8.3 billion, and $42 billion in 2023, 2024, and 2025, respectively. The appendix offers a key explanation for the $42 billion loss in 2025: it was mainly driven by changes in the fair value of convertible notes as the company’s valuation rose. T

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.

BlackRock-managed assets tokenized on Arbitrum reached more than $15,172,671 on November 12, up more than 34% in seven days.
That is more than $3,896,056 added to their marked value during the week.
@arbitrum

$JUP LONG POSITION

ENTRY: 0.2655

TARGET: 0.309

STOP-LOSS: 0.2592

$KGEN Down 16% in one day, 0.0686 is the short-term line in the sand.
Everyone who caught the falling knife at 0.1075 yesterday is now underwater. Despite 24-hour trading volume of $200 million, the price has continued to drift down in one direction—a classic high-volume distribution pattern, not a shakeout. Technically, 0.0741 is acting as a bearish continuation level; the 1-hour MACD death cross below the zero line is persisting, and each rebound is weaker than the last. Every bounce to 0.078-0.080 has been sold off. This is a technical rebound that lures in bulls, not a reversal.
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