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A bounce a reversal. Don’t chase the top and panic sell the bottom.
To the noise in the comments — save your retail takes.
Short plan played out clean:
Entry: $BTC 65,500 | $ETH 1,980
Targets hit: $BTC 64,500 | $ETH 1,920
Result: BTC dropped 1,300 points. ETH dropped 60 points. Executed to the tick.
Last week was the same story. Win after win.
When I call it, we follow it. We take the profit.
To everyone shorting with me — well played. Let’s lock it. #CXMTMemoryIPO $BTC $ETH
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Mathematically, yes—the numbers add up. 🧮$BTC $ETH
Right now, bottom-fishing Nvidia, $AMD, and Intel $INTC offers a much better cost-performance ratio than trying to catch the falling knife of $BTC.
What’s the current state of BTC? It’s being crushed by the Fed’s high interest rates. As soon as the non-farm payroll data came out, the dream of rate cuts shattered everywhere. ETFs are seeing daily net outflows, and the cumulative outflow this year has turned negative. Just look at the daily chart — even the EMA200, the classic bull-bear dividing line, has been completely broken through. The moving averages above are like a mountain pressing down, and there’s no spot buying underneath at all; it’s a vacuum zone created by contract liquidations. Bottom-fishing now is purely handing liquidity to the manipulators and shorts.
Now look at the US semiconductor stocks. Those are real tangible assets backed by AI computing power demand and real cash flow. When Nvidia drops, it’s institutions deleveraging, panic sentiment piling up, and black swan events creating a "golden pit". Long-term funds and pension money will come in later to stabilize it. Intel is even more obvious — it’s dropped so much its valuation is almost stripped bare, reaching a point where it can’t fall further. That’s called having a margin of safety.
And the crypto world? It’s like a scared bird now, purely a high-beta sentiment amplifier. When the Nasdaq falls, crypto falls with it; when Nvidia stumbles, crypto dives too. The market is just existing funds shuffling pockets with no fundamental support. If you bottom-fish at 73k today, and macro conditions shake a bit tomorrow, you’ll get slammed down to the 200-week moving average at 68k with nowhere to cry.
Gold plunged sharply to $4,043.29 (-2.36%, around 4:35 PM Saudi time) after US inflation (CPI) data exceeded expectations: monthly rate rose 0.4% (expected 0.3%), core CPI rose 0.3% (expected 0.2%). Before the data release, gold traded near 4,082, then dropped about $39 and broke below the key level of 4,055 — according to WarrenAI, if the 5-hour chart closes below this level, it will signal the failure of the short-term triangle flag breakout. $BTC $XAU
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Before the CPI release, Waller is bearish—is it a smokescreen or an early warning????
Brothers, Waller suddenly announced before tonight's CPI data release that there might be a 50 basis point rate hike in December, which scared the market a lot. Many think this is deliberately spreading a smokescreen, but I believe it definitely isn't.
This is actually the Fed's usual expectation management. Waller is doing this to give the market a heads-up in advance. If tonight's data exceeds expectations, the market won't crash directly; if the data meets expectations, everyone will feel it was a false alarm. Simply put, the Fed wants to give those bulls trying to hype Bitcoin a dose of reality before the data release, suppress sentiment, and tighten everyone's leverage.
ChainEye thinks this speech indeed brought short-term panic to tonight's market, so short-term pressure on Bitcoin is normal. But don't panic too much; Fed officials' rhetoric is mostly emotional pressure and won't change Bitcoin's long-term major cycle.
Regarding tonight's CPI, ChainEye personally predicts wild spikes up and down; if the data isn't a surprise, it will meet expectations, and Bitcoin will see a wave of initial decline followed by a rebound recovery. But even if it rebounds, as long as the rate hike expectations aren't fully digested, the short-term is very likely to remain in a consolidation range, making a direct one-sided surge difficult.
$ETH weekly candle closed, and the bulls have undergone another major cleanup. Looking at the liquidation chart, over 90% of the bulls were wiped out in 7 days, and the remaining ones have very low leverage, so pushing down further doesn't make much sense. Even if $BTC falls below 720,000, it would only liquidate one or two hundred million USD; retail investors still love to add margin as prices drop, pushing liquidation prices further away, making it hard to harvest. I prefer to see this as a consolidation: once it breaks through 820,000, then the 2 billion short positions are the ones that should be liquidated. In the past 3-4 years, this pattern has basically hit both sides, just delayed but never absent. Now the market can't rise, it's dragging on, and usually ends with a straight line surge. Tonight, with the US October CPI and December rate hike expectations still weighing, if you can't hold on, this market might really not be suitable for you.
It's been a long time since I last posted, so let's have a brief chat about Micron.
This round of adjustment in Micron has probably worn down the confidence of many.
From 916 down to 650, such a sharp pullback in a short time has made the market start to doubt whether the storage sector rally is over. The bearish voices are growing louder, and some even think the previous rise was just an AI hype.
But I believe what’s truly worth paying attention to is precisely this recent price movement.
After a significant drop, Micron didn’t continue to endlessly hit new lows; instead, it gradually found support around 650, then oscillated repeatedly near 680. Now the price has pulled back up to around 739, even breaking through the short-term consolidation range.
What does this indicate?
At least it shows the market is starting to diverge. Those who rushed to sell before and those now willing to buy back are engaged in a new battle.
Of course, a quick rebound in a short time doesn’t mean the trend has completely reversed, especially since the price has reached a short-term resistance zone. Whether it can hold above this level going forward is the key.
But I don’t want to simply turn bearish just because it fell, nor blindly chase the rally just because it rose.
What I really want to know is: when it dropped from 916 to 650, did you dare to buy? And now that it’s back up to 739, do you still dare to remain bearish?
#Elon Musk expects SpaceX's annualized revenue to exceed $100 billion by the end of the year Recently saw news that SpaceX's annualized revenue will exceed $100 billion by year-end, Musk really is something.
Having traded for so many years, I've noticed a pattern: assets that can sustain a long-term trend always have a solid logic behind them. Musk's SpaceX and Tesla are like this; no matter how volatile the short term is, as long as the long-term narrative remains intact, it will come back.
Many people lose money because they can't hold on. They want to run as soon as it rises, panic when it falls, and end up paying a lot in fees from all the back-and-forth. My current approach is to hold a small position in directions I believe in, avoid frequent trading, and take it step by step.
Of course, this is just personal experience and may not be right. Everyone has a different rhythm, for reference only. Do you think the long-term narrative is more important or short-term technicals?
$ETH That bearish candle this morning dropped near 2050, which made my heart skip a beat. This wave of selling came too fast and too sharp. However, the one-hour chart quickly formed a long lower shadow Pin Bar, and the price quickly pulled back above 2100. This long lower shadow indicates a lot of buy orders at the low, and the dumping action was absorbed here.
Looking at the fifteen-minute chart, although there was a bearish engulfing candle during the rebound, resistance was indeed encountered above. But the following candles did not break the morning's low. The swing lows did not continue to move down, and the bottom pattern is converging. The bears' continuous downward momentum is starting to weaken.
Zooming out to the daily level to see the position. The current price is exactly hitting the daily support around 2108. In just a few hours, it dropped nearly three 4-hour ATRs, and the price directly hit a major support level. The appearance of such a long lower shadow at this key position indicates that the funds in the market are holding, making it difficult for the bears to continue pushing down smoothly.
I am biased bullish for the future. The price is at a strong daily support, and the major-level absorption has already been shown. The bulls are expected to use this position to launch a rebound and repair move.
Many investors ask, is #ETH 2050 really the bottom? Does SanDisk $SNDK at 800 count as oversold?
Actually, judging from this round of downtrend, both US stocks and mainstream assets are indeed oversold. For Ethereum, 2050 is the last strong bottom of this quarter. Intraday, it is also digesting the negative impact from the hacker incident and undergoing a recovery rally. Most likely, it will rise intraday. Let's see if ETF funds flow in when the US stock market opens at 22:30 tonight, whether institutions will increase holdings, and if there are signs of stabilization in US stocks. Traders doing swing trades can go long on ETH with stop loss set at new lows. The overall trend remains bearish until there is positive news. If US stocks continue to weaken, heavy short positions can be taken.
US stock tokens: #SanDisk MSCI rebalancing takes effect, NAND valuation under focus. Storage has indeed fallen for over a month and is now near the opening price. The 800 level is considered a short-term range bottom. Before the open, it is still possible to catch a rebound trend. If you want to do mid-to-long-term bottom fishing, the current position is still decent, but it requires scaling in, not going all in at once, to prevent further decline and leave room for averaging down.
Summary: During the day, go all in on mainstream and US stocks.
$NVDA NVDA 179.3｜Jen-Hsun Huang's extramarital affair scandal intensifies, is Nvidia also getting dragged in?
This drop in Nvidia's stock is somewhat dramatic.
Jen-Hsun Huang has admitted to employees about the extramarital affair and apologized, and this relationship has revealed even more complex details: media reports suggest the woman involved may be linked to Chinese intelligence activities. Nvidia's board has launched an independent investigation focusing on whether Jen-Hsun Huang has been targeted by foreign intelligence operations.
After the news broke, NVDA fell more than 4% in pre-market trading, with the stock price around $179. It is important to note that the company's board currently states there is no reason to believe national security or Nvidia's trade secrets have been compromised, and Jen-Hsun Huang has pledged to continue as CEO and cooperate with the investigation. The biggest risk now is the uncertainty caused by the investigation, not confirmed leaks of the company's core technology.
From a technical perspective, watch if the $178–180 level can hold in the short term; if it breaks, pay attention to $172–175. On the upside, regaining $186–190 is necessary to relieve pressure.
Originally, the market was focused on AI demand and the November 17 earnings report, but now there is an added CEO trust crisis. For Nvidia, chip competitiveness is one thing, but the stability of its leadership is another.
Do you think this scandal is just a short-term emotional shock, or will it truly affect investors' confidence in Nvidia?
