#美股史诗级抛售 #每周来晒 A $2.3 trillion overnight bloodbath! Nasdaq plunges the most since 2020—could the AI rally be about to change course? — Chip stocks are “slaughtered”: short-term deleveraging or the start of a deep correction?

November 5, 2026, is destined to go down in U.S. stock market history.

At the close that day, the Nasdaq Composite plunged 5.5% to 24315, officially entering correction territory; the Nasdaq 100 sank 6.4%, wiping out about $2.3 trillion in market value in a single day and marking its biggest one-day drop since March 2020. The S&P 500 fell 4.4% to a three-month low. The M

Why is the true cost of a trade often more than just fees?

When reviewing their trades, many traders focus first on the buy price, sell price, and fees.

But the factors that really affect final returns often include costs that are easy to overlook.

1. Fees: easiest to calculate, but not the whole picture

Every opening and closing trade may incur fees. The more frequently you trade, the more these fees erode long-term returns.

2. Slippage: the price you see may not be the final execution price

Market prices are constantly changing. When liquidity is low, the market is highly volatile, or

Is the real show only just beginning? U.S. stocks have only just started falling—I can't even imagine 😭

A 70% Win Rate Can Still Lose Money: This Is the Number That Really Determines Strategy Quality

If a trading strategy makes 10 trades in a row, with 7 profitable trades and 3 losing trades, would you consider it to be performing well?

Many people would.

But if each of those 7 winning trades earns just 10 USDT, while each of the 3 losing trades loses 30 USDT, the result is completely different.

7 winning trades: +70 USDT.

3 losing trades: -90 USDT.

Final result: -20 USDT.

And that’s before deducting fees, slippage, and other trading costs.

What went wrong? The win rate wasn’t too low; t

On November 6, Zcash announced that its ninth network upgrade, NU7, was successfully activated on mainnet at block 3,543,405. The upgrade reduces the target block time from 75 seconds to 25 seconds, with the block subsidy correspondingly reduced to one-third. However, the four-year halving cycle and the total supply cap of 21 million coins remain unchanged. The upgrade also disables the v4 transaction format, making approximately 12,226 ZEC (worth around $16 million based on $1,300) in the first-generation privacy pool, Sprout, impossible to transfer, even with a valid private key. ZIP 2003 pr

$AAOI earnings:
- $1B-$1.5B LTA disclosed with a hyperscaler customer
- 2nd LTA coming soon, worth 5x+ more (implying $5B-$7.5B), in its final stages.
This LTA explicitly includes lasers, very material for AOI that they're moving to supplying merchant lasers.
- "The demand is exceptional, unprecedented. I do not know what kind of superlatives to use to describe the amount of demand that we are seeing out there in the industry"
Yeah this commentary doesn't sound like any optical demand would slowed down if it's "exceptional + unprecedented"
- Rejected hyperscaler slowdowns from political cha

$MU ‌

📊 Technical & Fundamental Analysis

1. Price Action & Trend Context

· Asset: MUUSDT (Micron Technology tokenized stock/Perp).
· Current Price: $685.01.
· Daily Performance: -11.49%, reflecting a severe bearish day.
· Trend: The 1-hour chart shows a massive, immediate gap down and aggressive sell-off from the 24h high of $781.99. The price has plummeted to a low of $650.18 before finding a temporary floor.
· Structure: The market is in a clear short-term downtrend. The price is currently consolidating in a narrow range near the lows, forming a potential "bear flag" or a short-term bas

What Is the Break-Even Win Rate? How High Does a Trading Strategy’s Win Rate Need to Be to Cover Trading Costs?

In cryptocurrency trading, many people know their win rate but not how high it needs to be to actually make money. If winning trades earn little while losing trades lose a lot, you may still end up losing money even if you make the right call more often. The break-even win rate can help traders understand the minimum performance their strategy needs to achieve.

First, what is the break-even win rate?

The break-even win rate is the minimum win rate required for long-term expected r

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💬 This week’s topic
U.S. stocks faced a massive sell-off on Thursday, with the Nasdaq closing down more than 5% and A

Can't you meet it?😂

Democrats win both chambers, $TRUMP plunges to near 1.169—I’m positioning
Down 19.672% in 24h! While major coins breathe a sigh of relief, $TRUMP is still taking its final hit—and I’m bullish at this level.

A Democratic sweep of both chambers was already priced in, and the broader market rose in response. Trump-related assets are the last to clear out: DJT fell as much as 7.2% pre-market, while $TRUMP plunged from 1.224 to 1.176 after the event, down 3.92%. When the outcome was confirmed, it was down just 7.6% over 24h; now it’s plunged 19.672% over 24h—the narrative premium is nearing the en

#ETHDrops5.5%
My initial take: The 5.5% drop in ETH appears to be a combination of a broader market trend toward risk aversion and weaknesses specific to Ethereum, rather than just a sell-off driven by tech stocks.

Instead of viewing this decline as an immediate buying opportunity, I would prefer to wait for some form of confirmation.

The critical distinction here is: Is ETH simply tracking the broader market downturn, or is capital actively flowing out of Ethereum?

1. To what extent is the sell-off driven by tech stocks?

Strong macro pressure

The sell-off in U.S. markets on November 5th

$ETH ‌-After the price broke out of the wave 4 channel shown in the chart, it immediately reversed back inside. Interpreting the price action this way, it could potentially be the formation of a micro wave 2, setting up for a bullish wave 5.
-Those with a bearish outlook might view this as a "false break."
-Therefore, using the most recent low (wave 4) as an invalidation level is a prudent risk management step for any long positions.

11.06 Qiqi Lun Jin Midday Review: Gold continued to weaken and probe lower intraday, with bears holding the upper hand ahead of Nonfarm!

Gold prices maintained a weak pace intraday, fluctuating lower all the way and hitting a low of 4035.86, with the current price hovering near the lows around 4047. The market priced in bearish expectations early, as funds took profits ahead of the Nonfarm release, putting clear pressure on prices.

Short-term moving averages continued to cap prices, while bearish momentum on the MACD expanded somewhat. Overall, the market remained in a weak consolidation pat

The Taiwan stock market is closed, fellow retail suckers: ……👼

#USStocksFaceHistoricSelloff
Tech Tumble: Wall Street Suffers Sharp Sell-Off as AI Trade Unravels
​U.S. technology stocks took a severe beating, dragging Wall Street into its steepest slump in months as investors rapidly reassessed valuations and capital spending across the sector. The tech-heavy Nasdaq led the downturn, sliding over 5% into official correction territory. The broader S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average followed closely, each shedding substantial ground.
​The rout was heavily concentrated in the semiconductor and AI infrastructure ecosystem. Chipmakers bore the brunt of

Hot wallet or cold wallet? What really matters is not choosing one over the other, but how you manage risk.

When many people discuss digital asset security, the first thing they think of is transferring assets to a cold wallet.

But that does not mean a cold wallet can solve every security problem, or that a hot wallet is necessarily unsafe.

Hot wallets are usually connected to the internet and convenient to use, making them suitable for everyday interactions and small transactions; cold wallets minimize contact between private keys and online environments, making them better suited for hold

When Everyone Uses Similar Strategies, Does the Original Trading Edge Still Exist?

There is a phenomenon worth watching out for in trading markets: when more and more people discover, discuss, and use a particular strategy, it may be becoming less effective.

An indicator may once have helped traders spot trends earlier, a trading pattern may once have captured short-term price discrepancies, and a set of rules may once have produced good results in a particular market environment.

But as more participants use similar signals, the market’s response may gradually change.

A trading strategy’s