Probably something like this for altcoins...

📉 ETH briefly fell below $2,000—is it really time to find a new bottom?

BTC continued to weaken, and ETH also failed to hold $2,000, briefly dipping to around $1,983.

ETH has faced considerable pressure recently. 👀

💰 ETF outflows, institutional buying still needs to recover

📊 Inflationary pressures persist, and sentiment toward risk assets remains cautious

⚡ Leveraged liquidations intensify, further amplifying short-term volatility

Bulls and bears are divided again: some believe the area around $2,000 is worth watching, while others worry that funds have yet to flow back in and the d

JUST IN: Petition to reinstate Jensen Huang as CEO of Nvidia $NVDA reaches 100,000 signatures.

March, July, November
We have already experienced many moments like this in 2026.

i just arrived in London
who’s there already?

Everyone online is fixated on Jensen Huang’s drama; nobody’s looking through Nvidia’s books... damn
In its own quarterly report, purchase commitments plus various guarantees
went from $184 billion to $530 billion in a single quarter
while liabilities on the balance sheet are only $91 billion
For OpenAI’s Ohio data center, Nvidia is backstopping up to $105 billion; it was originally supposed to be $250 billion, but the incoming CFO slashed it
The whole setup is so crude: Nvidia invests in you, helps guarantee your loans, you use the money to build a data center, fill it with its cards, and it b

Weekend thoughts: Are markets preparing for a bigger selloff?
$BTC
Could Bitcoin be signaling something bigger for the broader markets?
I've used Bitcoin as a way to gauge overall market sentiment time and time again, and this time may be no different.
I'm by no means a crypto expert, but when a major risk-on asset is selling off this aggressively, I think it's something worth paying attention to.
Then again, it's entirely possible the stock market has decoupled from crypto and this ends up being a complete nothing burger.
Either way, I wouldn't ignore what Bitcoin is telling us right now, esp

$AIO I took a real 7,800U loss on this move, holding from 0.041 all the way down to 0.033 before finally cutting my losses. That tuition hurt. Looking back at the data: down 17.93% in 24h, with a low of 0.0313 and only 3.7M in trading volume—liquidity was so thin that chasing the price higher was asking for trouble. Here’s the turning point: clear buy-side support appeared around 0.0313, and the current price of 0.0322 has moved off the bottom. Signs that the downside may be exhausted are clearer than yesterday. Trading plan: scale in between 0.0315 and 0.0320, keep the position below 20%, and

The post from 6 hours ago had already perfectly predicted the bottom, the rebound, and even the point to open a short for you. If you couldn't keep up, that's your own problem,

Eyes on $BARD ✅
Very likely to start a next leg up now, insane volume over the past 2 days 🤝

The take-profit level of 74.62 from the noon post was breached by 10 p.m.—SOL fell 8.8% in a day. $SOL The futures outlook remains bearish, and those who followed made a nice profit on this move. It’s now moving sideways around $73, with a fresh low of 71.85 just set. The rebound only reached 74.47, failing to reclaim 74.62. My view is clear: as long as 74.62 holds as resistance, I’m looking lower, with a take-profit at 71.73. If it moves above 74.62, I’ll admit I’m wrong and exit, with a stop-loss at 74.62. Next, watch whether 71.85 breaks. If it does, that’s the next leg down; if not, it’ll

$NVDA with the lowest weekly candle close in past 69 weeks.
You can't make this up after the CEO's 3 affairs surfaced..

11.14
This is a weak rebound in a weekly-level B wave 🌊, very similar to the previous cycle. I just mentioned this during my livestream: this week's weekly trading volume is on par with the past few weeks, but the sell-off is steeper, indicating that bulls have less ability to absorb the selling. In plain terms, retail investors don't dare go long anymore, so an adjustment is needed.

The gradual sell-off here is very similar to the previous cycle's 5w7 pattern. After holding above 65000, the price may rebound to the 66000–68000 range, a 3,000-point fluctuation. If going long here, I’d recomm

📉 BTC is down more than 4% in 24 hours. Can it hold the 70K level?

A few days ago, BTC was still battling for 80K. Now it has fallen below $71,000, and market sentiment has cooled again.

This time, it’s not just short-term leveraged liquidations. 👀

💰 ETF outflows continue, testing the spot market’s ability to absorb selling pressure

📊 CPI came in above expectations, making the market more cautious about the Fed’s interest rate policy

📉 The 70K round-number level is approaching, and bulls and bears are divided again

Some believe the consecutive declines have already released some ris

Ahead of the CPI release, the S&P rallied from 7,376 to 7,549 in two days, up 2.35%—about 173 points, or more than 1% per day. Risk appetite has rebounded faster than many expected. Before the market opened on Monday, I said clearly that if Friday’s closing price held, this rally would last until the CPI data came out. I’ll post my trades after the close to show how they played out. I call the trade first and post the receipts afterward—that’s how I keep score. No Monday-morning quarterbacking.

Looking at the market, this rally wasn’t a one-off spike. It was the result of sentiment, positioni

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Absolutely wild ✍️

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