An eleven-point drop—is that enough to make people give up?
Someone left me a message: Is SK Hynix completely done for?
I replied: First, look at who's buying at 120.25
At 07:00, it plunged to 120.25 on volume of 3.96 million lots
The average volume over 48 candles is only 1.19 million—that's 3.3x (the hardest dump, closing at 121.13)
An hour later, it climbed back to 125.46
Yesterday at 23:00 was even more brutal: 6.24 million lots, 5.3x
It plunged straight from 130.17 to 122.78, shedding 7.4 points in one candle
Two big bearish candles, each dumping harder than the last
But the low only move

Musk lost $91.2 billion in one day
The Forbes top five lost value in a single day
Musk -$91.2 billion
Dell -$20.5 billion
Jensen Huang -$15.1 billion
Ellison -$13.2 billion
Zuckerberg -$12.9 billion
The five lost a total of $152.9 billion
Roughly the entire market cap of Solana, XRP, and Hyperliquid vanished

🚨 Bitcoin Plunges 5% Overnight! The $75,000 Lifeline Is in Jeopardy, and the Real Risk May Still Lie Ahead!
Folks, something feels off with BTC today!
As of the morning of November 6, Bitcoin was trading at around $76,176, down 5.62% over 24 hours, after dropping as low as $75,208!
Yesterday it was still above $80,000. Today, it’s suddenly back around $76,000. Is this drop a shakeout, or the start of another sell-off?
I think we need to keep a close eye on these danger signals!
First, Wall Street is retreating en masse!
The Nasdaq plunged about 5.5% last night, as tech stocks came under heavy

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Overnight, BTC plunged from above 80,000 to around 75,200. Right now it’s trading around 76,100 on low volume. ETH is around 2,237, SOL around 90, and HYPE around 77. The 24-hour high is still around 80,900, with a low of 75,200—a swing of roughly 5,000 points in a day.

First, here’s how I see things right now: the nonfarm payrolls report comes out tonight (21:30 Beijing time), and there’s also a large options expiry today. For now, I’d treat the BTC market as being in shakeout mode.

Why was the sell-off so brutal? A few things likely came together. US tech stocks took a heavy hit overnight,

Bitcoin hit a new low again…
Two-line reversal; hold off on buying the dip for now
Extreme rebound to 78000
It may fall further…

Even with the tape looking rough, $TRUMP still cleared about $330M in volume today while sitting near $1.19. Solana meme blue chips don't clock out, apparently. You sticking with the big names tonight? #Solana

Nov. 6 Day-Session Strategy: U.S. Stocks Plunge, Crypto Follows; Triple Bearish Headwinds; Grid Shorts at Highs

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ADP: U.S. private-sector employment increased by 86k in October. U.S. stock market analysis: The election results are in—does the AI trade need to be recalculated? Last night wasn’t an ordinary sell-off; politics knocked the valuation anchor of the AI trade off course. The Dow closed at 51523, down 3.44%; the S&P 500 at 7353, down 4.36%; and the Nasdaq at 24315, down 5.52%, more than 10% below its October high and officially in a technical correction. The Nasdaq 100 lost $2.3 trillion to $2.4 trillion in market value in a single day, while the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index plunged 12.25%, i

Down 5,000 right off the bat

$BTC Buy walls are starting to cluster below! The price in the chart has fallen to $75,896.9. There’s a $41.2 million buy order at $75,000! Near-price order book imbalance has turned positive, at 20%. Can buyers absorb this sharp drop? In our order book chart, BTC has fallen from a high of $81,188, hitting a low of $75,525, and is now fighting to hold around $75,900. There are about $22 million in futures buy orders at $75,500, about $20 million in spot buy orders and $21.2 million in futures buy orders at $75,000, and another buy wall of about $21 million at $74,843. The order book imbalance

The sharp drop has only just begun; hold your positions for a few days and wait for the Democrats to put on a show! 11.6 BTC and ETH outlook

After the Democrats won the midterm elections, U.S. stocks surged on Wednesday, but the Nasdaq Composite plunged on Thursday as investors pulled out of tech stocks for a second consecutive trading day. The tech-heavy Nasdaq fell 3.3%, while the S&P 500 dropped 1.9%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.9%. Investors worry that the Democrats’ control of both chambers of Congress, along with their wins in key gubernatorial races, could lead to more regu

$AIN Israel's way of fleecing investors: advance notice

Can this coin get any more shameless?!

No need for so much skepticism; 55x took 10 days

Filecoin's Warm Storage, its paid onchain cloud tier, passed 40 TB of stored data on November 2.
Going from 20 TB to 30 TB took 56 days. The last 10 TB took 9.
@Filecoin

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