Bitcoin Drops to $76K as Nvidia, AMD Plunge and $1B Crypto Long-Term Capital Erased
The post-election crypto rally lasted a single day. Heavy selling in U.S. tech stocks spilled over into crypto, wiping out all the gains Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP had built up after the U.S. election. More than $1 billion in leveraged crypto positions were liquidated during the autumn.
The primary driver is growing concern over what a Democrat-controlled Congress could mean for artificial intelligence, a topic that has dominated the market for the past three years.
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Asian Hedge Funds and Wealthy Clients Face Huge Losses in AI Selloff

What stands out most is not that Asia-Pacific stocks fell enough to trigger trading halts, but that wealthy clients who had piled on leverage were wiped out by this AI selloff😂

First, just how brutal was this rout? The Nasdaq 100 plunged on Thursday, wiping out a record $2.3 trillion in market value in a single day. Then the MSCI Asia-Pacific Index fell as much as 5.3%, while South Korea’s KOSPI plunged 8.8% intraday, triggering a trading halt.

But those are just the headline numbers; the real pain is in the accounts of h

Here's something I think crypto investors have underestimated about Bitcoin ETFs.
We spent years celebrating institutional access as though it would permanently change how Bitcoin trades and in many ways, it has. But the same vehicle that allows institutions to accumulate billions in Bitcoin also makes it incredibly easy for them to reduce exposure when market conditions change.
They're not necessarily making a philosophical decision about whether Bitcoin is the future of money, sometimes they're simply adjusting portfolio risk. That distinction matters because wider institutional adoption do

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#Gate股票畅聊季 #美股史诗级抛售 #每周来晒 Apple “Doesn’t Need the Money” Yet Borrows $7 Billion: A Game of Using Your Savings to Buy Its Stock

Apple has issued bonds. For the first time in over a year: $7 billion, in seven tranches, with maturities from 2 to 10 years.
When the news broke, many people’s first reaction was: It has $137 billion in cash on its books, $145 billion in annual operating cash flow, and only $80 billion in debt. Why borrow?
That question gets to the heart of the matter. But it points in the wrong direction. The real question isn’t “Why is Apple borrowing?” It’s this: Why would a compa

$SNXX That drop left my account with only scraps. The current price is 3.63, down 28% over 24 hours, with a high of 5.1 and a low of 2.99. I chased the breakout around 4.2, but when it fell to 3.9, I couldn't bring myself to hit the stop loss. I thought I'd exit on a bounce, but it slid straight to 3.1 before I finally cut my losses. My mindset while holding can be summed up in one sentence: I treated “just one more look” as a strategy. The lesson is that with highly volatile assets like this, you have to place conditional orders in advance. Manually holding on is basically giving your money a

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Why Isn't the Price Shown by the Exchange Necessarily the Price You Ultimately Get?

In crypto trading, you might see Bitcoin trading around a certain price. But after clicking buy, you may find that the average execution price is higher than expected. The same goes for selling: the price displayed on screen may look good, but the amount you ultimately receive may be less than you imagined.

This doesn't necessarily mean something is wrong with the exchange. The latest traded price, bid and ask quotes, and your actual execution price may differ.

First, the latest traded price isn't the price

Trump said he “may have to” destroy the rest of Iran, and it sounds like he’s debating whether to order takeout!
The midterms had just ended, and the national security team came out of a meeting and said this. Putting “not wanting to destroy it” and “may have to” side by side isn’t restraint—it’s packaging a threat as helplessness.
Axios cited a U.S. official as saying that U.S. Central Command is preparing for a possible resumption of large-scale military operations, but has not yet received new instructions from Washington.
Military plans are being prepared, while Trump says a decision will

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Why can’t a smart contract be guaranteed absolutely safe even after passing an audit?

In the Web3 world, when people see a project claim that its “smart contracts have passed a security audit,” their first reaction is often: Since a professional firm has already checked them, the funds should be relatively safe.

But there is an important distinction:

Passing an audit means that the code within a specific scope has undergone a security review; it does not mean the entire project is free of risk.

Understanding this is essential to truly grasping the value of an audit report.

1. An audit exa

The Nasdaq fell 5.5% in a day, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index plunged 12%, Nvidia fell 9%, and AMD dropped 17%—a selloff like this cannot be explained by “short-term deleveraging” alone, but calling it a “full-scale collapse of the AI trade” would also be going too far.

A more accurate characterization is that deleveraging amplified the selloff, while earnings validation is what is truly shifting the pricing logic. Analysts interviewed by Jiemian News broadly agree: the conditions for a full-scale collapse are not yet in place, but “faith-based pricing” is giving way to “show me the ear

$TAO : If yesterday was a fakedown, then strength should start showing here regardless. RSI 1D trend going for a breakout