#zec The bearish trend remains intact; any rebound is an excellent opportunity to sell short!
ZEC's price action today fully matched expectations. After dipping to a new low for the current phase at 951 early in the session, it staged an oversold rebound. However, trading volume remained weak throughout, and the price failed to break decisively above the medium-term moving averages. Essentially, this was merely a technical recovery during a downtrend, nowhere near a trend reversal.
Don't rush to buy the dip just because you see a bullish candle. A rebound is not a signal that the bottom is in, but an opportunity to position for a second move down. Trade with the trend, manage your risk, and hold patiently.
If you had copy-traded Ao Ying with 10,000u on June 24,
by today you’d have made 1,343,723u.
That’s 140 days total, a 134x profit, averaging 9,598u a day.
What a ruthless trading machine—holy shit, that’s terrifying.
Anyone saying he’s hedging should get that pig brain of yours checked. He even got a legendary badge on Binance, and a bunch of foreigners camp out every day for a spot in his copy-trading queue.
Too bad he never kicks anyone off, even if you’ve only got 100u. Everyone’s treated equally—it all comes down to who’s fastest!
Bitcoin #BTC once wanted to take on Wall Street, but now it’s increasingly looking like one of its employees
When U.S. tech stocks fall, BTC gets hit too As AI trading loses steam, mining companies get caught up in the sell-off When leveraged funds stampede for the exits again, the losses are magnified
Institutions brought liquidity
When prices were rising, everyone said institutional entry was what gave the bull market its strength
It was only when prices fell that people realized institutions could also sell BTC as a risk asset
Is institutional investment building a moat around BTC, or putting it in Wall Street’s shackles?
The Fear & Greed Index fell to 25 today, officially entering “Extreme Fear.” But another scene is playing out on-chain: an hour ago, a whale spent 19.7 million USDT to buy 8,775 ETH at $2,245. ETFs are pulling out while whales are buying in—the market is doing completely opposite things at the same price.
$BTC: Current price around $75,586. ETFs saw net outflows of $411.9 million yesterday, marking two consecutive days of large outflows. Resistance is building near $76,000, with key support below at $74,000. The 4H long/short ratio is 2.01. Long positions remain crowded, and with the rebound losing steam, watch out for a second dip.
$ETH: Current price around $2,226. ETFs also saw outflows of $93.3 million, but on-chain whales have been steadily accumulating near $2,245. Resistance is at $2,280, with core support at $2,150. The 4H long/short ratio is 2.12. ETFs are selling “paper ETH” while whales are buying “real ETH.”
$SOL: Current price around $89.65. Resistance is at $92, while $86 has been repeatedly tested recently. The 4H long/short ratio is 3.10, the highest of the three coins. Long positions are the most crowded, so volatility could be amplified as risk appetite contracts.
In short: Amid extreme fear, ETFs are pulling out while whales are buying in. Don’t chase longs or try to catch the bottom. Waiting for signs of stabilization is more meaningful than guessing where the bottom is.
For market commentary only; this is not investment advice.
On the night of November 5, the U.S. stock market lost $3 trillion.
The S&P 500 fell 4.36%, the Nasdaq 100 fell 6.36%, and the Nasdaq Composite fell 5.52%. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell 12.25%.
It was the worst day since the circuit breakers of March 2020. Bitcoin fell more than 5%. The VIX fear index surged 70%.
Nvidia alone lost $447 billion in value. Tesla fell nearly 11%, Micron and AMD fell more than 17%, and SanDisk fell 22%.
Memory, optical communications, cloud services—no part of the AI chain was spared.
The trigger was the election two days earlier. The Democrats won both chambers of Congress, and also took Texas. Texas's governor-elect publicly called for an immediate pause on data center development. A newly elected crop of lawmakers and governors had slowing AI infrastructure in their campaign platforms.
The market got the message. So the market crashed!
I have to say, pulling an all-nighter is seriously impressive!!!
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Damn, Aoying has gone crazy! They’ve put up $710K in margin to aggressively short $ETH, and they’re just a hair’s breadth from liquidation!
Aoying just took a $300K loss, and now they’re going against the market again, hard, shorting 5,864 $ETH. The short position is worth $14.2 million in total—equivalent to 100 million yuan! Margin: $710K!
Leverage: 21.88x. Liquidation price: 2508.53 (with only $92 between the current price and liquidation). Will they make it out alive this time? 🤔️
The parent company of an exchange buying crypto itself is more concrete than just talking up a token.
According to BlockBeats, Kraken parent Payward and its clients have bought AAVE, and the two sides are also discussing deeper cooperation.
Looking ahead, there are two things to watch for in any announcements: whether Payward discloses the size of its holdings and plans to add to them, and whether the partnership expands into Aave’s RWA or stablecoin businesses.
Scenario one: If trading volume holds up, sentiment could drive a sharp short-term rally;
Scenario two: If the partnership details are finalized and a live AAVE-based product emerges within the Kraken ecosystem, that would be a stronger signal of staying power.
Are you more focused on disclosure of holdings or the partnership details being finalized?
Damn, Aoying has gone crazy! They’ve put up $710K in margin to aggressively short $ETH, and they’re just a hair’s breadth from liquidation!
Aoying just took a $300K loss, and now they’re going against the market again, hard, shorting 5,864 $ETH. The short position is worth $14.2 million in total—equivalent to 100 million yuan! Margin: $710K!
Leverage: 21.88x. Liquidation price: 2508.53 (with only $92 between the current price and liquidation). Will they make it out alive this time? 🤔️