$BTC preparing for sharp drop after elections‼️‼️
87K bull trap is complete..... Bitcoin is getting weak in down channel.
My plan:
$77K to $79K rejection, then drop to $75K, then $71K, then hunt below $70K.
When everyone panic sells, that is when we will start buying.
Then $75K will be taken back, and buying will start in $90K zone.
Medium term target: $100K
Get ready for big moves after elections. Market rewards those who buy fear.
$ZEC l $ETH will follow #Btc
🥇 Gold & Silver Rebound as Oil Slides on U.S.–Iran Talks
After Friday’s sharp sell-off, precious metals bounced on Monday. Spot gold climbed about 1.8% to $3,945.70, while silver rose 3.1% to $50.53.
🛢️ Oil fell more than 7% amid reports of renewed Washington–Tehran talks, easing some energy-driven inflation concerns. A softer dollar and 10-year Treasury yields near 4.9% also helped support metals.
The macro picture remains mixed. U.S. manufacturing PMI rose to 55.5, marking its 10th consec...
A $106M+ theft that ZachXBT flagged is still being cashed out, and the part that can be frozen shrinks every hour.
At 22:28 UTC about $4.0M in stablecoins, roughly 4% of the theft, sat on the thief's wallets with nothing frozen: 1,695,191 and 1,217,286 dollars on two Ethereum wallets and 985,000 on TRON. One of them is the wallet a Kraken account kept paying until the afternoon.
Minutes after we published the list, a third wallet was emptied. The full list with addresses is in our X post.
Something interesting happened yesterday that most people missed.
Oil dropped 8%. Nasdaq reversed hard and closed down 1.1%.
You'd expect the 10-year Treasury to rally, right? Flight to safety, falling inflation expectations, risk-off mood.
Instead? It barely budged. Closed at 4.91%.
That's weird. When risk assets sell off and oil tanks, bonds usually catch a bid. But they didn't.
Either the bond market doesn't believe the oil move matters, or it's worried about something else — supply, def...
$AAPL drifting lower even after beating Q3 expectations with $114.5B in revenue.
Classic "buy the rumor, sell the news" moment. When a stock runs into earnings, even a beat doesn't always save it. Traders who loaded up early are taking profits.
This is why earnings aren't just about the numbers—it's about positioning, momentum, and what's already priced in. Strong quarter, weak price action. That's the market telling you something.