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What’s the area of Lao Huang’s psychological shadow?
#加密美股齐跌，下轮反弹的驱动力在哪？
#LUCIC

PPI came in below expectations, but does that mean $BTC is in the clear? Don’t rush to call the bull market back~

Here’s the main point: the data was bullish, but Bitcoin didn’t rise—instead, it fell below 70,000~

US October PPI was up 6.5% year over year, versus 6.6% expected and 6.3% previously; month over month, it was up 0.3%, versus 0.4% expected.
Both figures came in below expectations, so traders immediately lowered their expectations for Fed tightening. By textbook logic, that should be good news for risk assets. But $BTC wasn’t buying it…

After the data came out, Bitcoin plunged to a low of 68,943, with 1.088 billion in long positions liquidated.

Why did prices fall despite the bullish news?
Because cooler PPI doesn’t mean money will immediately flow back into crypto~
Bitcoin is now watching three things: whether the dollar stays strong, whether ETFs see real inflows, and whether leveraged longs have been cleared out. If even one of these is missing, any rebound could easily be a one-day wonder~

The market isn’t trading on this PPI report alone, but on the macro pressures that have built up over the past week. Hot CPI pushed December rate-hike expectations above 80%, the dollar is strong, and ETF funds have seen continued outflows~
PPI coming in below expectations merely gave the stock market a breather. But crypto’s leveraged longs had already been crushed by the earlier pressure. Last night’s drop was essentially a final wave of forced selling as leverage unwound—not a sell-off triggered by fresh bad news, but old longs who couldn’t hold on getting wiped out…

The most dangerous move right now is seeing the words “below expectations” and rushing in to buy the dip~
I think there’s one key level to watch: can $BTC reclaim 73,200? That’s around the 200-day moving average. If it can’t get back above it, any rebound is just a recovery, not a trend reversal…

#美国PPI年率6.5%，低于预期或缓解BTC压力

Huang Renxun is gone, and NVIDIA’s “soul” went with him~

Don’t just focus on those few points the stock price has dropped. Let me explain from an even more painful angle: NVIDIA’s real “moat” was never its GPUs—it was Huang Renxun himself…

Look, CUDA lost money for years, and Wall Street criticized it every day. But he still dragged the whole company into the “fire pit,” and in the end, they came out as the AI leader.
Could a professional manager take that kind of gamble—“I call the shots, and I’ll own the losses”? The interim CEO taking over from him comes from a CFO background. Would you really expect someone who manages the books to green-light the next “lose a billion dollars betting on the future” project? Even if she dared to take that bet, the board wouldn’t let her~

And what’s even more subtle is the customer relationships.
Why do those emerging cloud providers buy from NVIDIA? Because Huang personally endorses it. Once he gives the nod, the money follows.
Customers are buying “Huang Renxun thinks you’re good,” not “NVIDIA chips score well on benchmarks.”
Now that he’s gone, someone else simply can’t pick up this “network of personal connections” and “chain of trust”~

So don’t ask whether “NVIDIA will become the next Apple.” Apple still had Ive and Cook after Jobs was gone.
But aboard this ship called NVIDIA, Huang is the captain and the rudder,
And he’s also the one standing at the bow, shouting, “There’s an iceberg ahead, but we’re going through it anyway”…
Now he’s gone, but the ship is still sailing.
So, in the short term, you can only look at the financial reports to get a sense of direction. In the long term, it’s down to fate~

As for whether now’s the time to buy the dip?
All I can say is this: wait until the new CEO is appointed, then see whether they come from a technical or financial background. The answer will be written all over their face~

#黄仁勋辞任CEO，英伟达战略走向受关注

CPI has blown up again, and both U.S. stocks and Bitcoin got hammered 😂

The worst part of this CPI shock wasn’t the price drop—it’s that leverage hasn’t been flushed out yet～

U.S. CPI rose 0.4% month over month in October, above expectations of 0.3%. Core CPI also came in hotter than expected.
As soon as the data came out, traders priced in the highest odds of a Fed rate hike in December, and some even started betting on a 50-basis-point hike!

Fed Governor Waller said a 50-basis-point hike in December could be considered, and Logan piled on, saying “at least two more hikes” are needed.
The 10-year Treasury yield came close to 5%, while the dollar hit a one-month high. In this environment, a rebound takes serious buying power—but leveraged bulls are blocking the door. Who’s going to push prices up?

The result: U.S. stock futures plunged, $BTC fell below $74,000, and more than 80,000 people were liquidated in 24 hours.
The logic is simple: if inflation can’t be brought under control, the Fed will have to keep raising rates. Money gets more expensive, and risk assets are the first to take a hit～

Personally, I think if Bitcoin breaks below 72,700, the bulls will start trampling each other on the way out. So don’t be the one who jumps in early to buy the dip and gets buried.
Better to wait until the leverage has been flushed out before taking another look～

#CPI高于预期，美股与BTC再度承压

Nvidia’s Q3 earnings are coming up: a showdown between faith in AI and a CEO storm!
This time, the bet isn’t on performance—it’s on whether “Jensen Huang is still around”~

When it comes to the earnings report for No. $NVDA 17, everyone talks about revenue and gross margins, but what’s really keeping investors up at night is something else…

One detail tells us everything: Jensen Huang has always led the earnings calls. But this time, he’s embroiled in controversy, and the board has hired a former federal prosecutor to conduct an independent investigation. Whether he joins the call on the 17th, what he says, and whether he sounds composed matter ten times more than the revenue figures!

Institutional investors are already divided:
Goldman Sachs says the fundamentals are sound and any pullback is a buying opportunity. Citi is still saying “Buy,” but has cut its price target from 315 to 285, giving a very blunt reason: the risk to the CEO’s long-term stability warrants a discount.

In other words, Wall Street hasn’t lost faith in AI—it’s just unsure whether “the person at the helm is still on board.”
Nvidia has no obvious successor, while Jensen Huang has exceptionally strong control over the company. For a company like this, the CEO is both its “greatest asset” and its biggest single point of failure.

So here’s what’s “strange” about this earnings report: even if results beat expectations, the stock might not rise, because everyone will ask, “What comes next?”
If results fall slightly short, it could instead be interpreted as “the problem is with operations, not the person,” and the stock could rebound after an initial sell-off…

Personally, I wouldn’t fixate on a few billion dollars’ difference in revenue. After the market closes on the 17th, watching Jensen Huang’s demeanor on the earnings call will be more useful than looking at the numbers. If he calmly lays out the 2028 order outlook, the market may breathe a sigh of relief. But if he’s vague—or doesn’t show up at all—that’s when the real alarm bells should ring~

What do you think: if a company’s fate rests on one person, should its valuation carry a premium or a discount?

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Last night, when the nonfarm payrolls data came out, I stared at the screen in disbelief for a few seconds!
165,000, compared with expectations of just 65,000—that’s more than double~
And the unemployment rate fell to 4.1%…
Honestly, these numbers were unbelievably strong. I’d been hoping for a rate cut in December, but now expectations that rates will stay higher for longer have heated up, so hopes for near-term cuts may cool off~

Simply put, money is about to get more expensive again.
When the dollar strengthens, risk assets are the first to take a hit. $XAUT Gold and other volatile assets may come under pressure, and altcoins could see even bigger swings. $BTC and $ETH haven’t exactly collapsed along with them,

but don’t assume they’ll be immune. There’s only so much capital in the market, and with rate-hike expectations weighing on things, institutions don’t dare charge in aggressively either!
As for altcoins, well, they’re even more vulnerable. Once liquidity dries up, there’s no getting out in time.
I trimmed some of my altcoin positions yesterday. When the macro outlook shifts like this, staying alive matters more than anything. Of course, this is just my personal opinion and not investment advice~

That said, there could still be opportunities in the other direction. If the December rate decision turns out to be a case of “sell the rumor, buy the news,” or CPI unexpectedly cools next week, these expectations could be overturned at any moment—and then a whole different group of people will be left on the sidelines. So I didn’t sell everything; I just reduced my leverage 🥳

What percentage of your portfolio are you invested in right now? Let me know in the comments—I’m curious what everyone thinks 😃

#非农就业数据推升加息预期

U.S. stocks crashed again! Crypto got dragged down too. Is this the bottom yet?

Guys, did your heart sink when you opened the charts?

U.S. stocks have been doing terribly these past few days, and crypto immediately went down with them! $BTC and $ETH both pulled back, while altcoins just lay flat and stopped moving…

So if the big brother can't make it, don't expect the little brother to do any better 😂

Why does crypto tremble whenever U.S. stocks fall?

Let me explain in three points 👇🏻

1️⃣ Money flows freely. When Wall Street loses money on stocks, it pulls cash out of crypto to plug the holes. When liquidity tightens, can crypto prices really hold up?

2️⃣ Sentiment is contagious. When U.S. stocks fall, everyone thinks the economy is in trouble, so risk assets are the first to “run for the exits”—and crypto runs faster than anything else 😂

3️⃣ The Fed is still dragging its feet. Rate-cut expectations keep getting pushed back, and no money is coming in from the sidelines. Who's supposed to pump the market?

So what can we actually do right now?

Personally, I don't think we should rush to buy the dip, because U.S. stocks haven't stabilized yet, and it's hard for crypto to move independently. Catching a falling knife right now could easily leave you with a cut hand 😂

Leave some room in your positions; definitely don't go all in. Keep some powder dry,
so when the market really drops into a golden buying opportunity, you'll have the confidence to act～

One more important thing: check the charts less!
Watching this kind of market too much makes your fingers itch 😂, and it's easy to make mistakes when you trade. Right now, keeping your hands off the keyboard is better than anything～

Crypto and U.S. stocks have been moving in tandem for a long time. When one falls, they fall together. Once U.S. stocks recover, crypto won't hesitate to bounce back either.
Right now, it's all about who can stay in the game the longest～

When markets are bad, let's trade less and learn more, then wait for the wind to come…

How much do you think $BTC can hold this time? Come chat in the comments 👇

#美股走弱，加密货币市场普遍承压

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I read the investigation report on #币安 .
Honestly, there’s just one key takeaway: an engineer’s laptop was hacked, and then 6.3 billion was gone.
It wasn’t a leaked private key or a compromised wallet—it was just one person and one computer～

My first reaction was: this is even more chilling than a private key leak.
A leaked private key means there was a problem with how you protected it;
a compromised laptop means the attack surface is much larger than you think.
One DevOps engineer’s computer was enough to access service containers and submit withdrawal requests. It sounds simple, but when you think it through, it’s pretty terrifying…

But the Binance team reacted quickly. 3 billion was frozen,
and SAFU covered the rest, so users didn’t lose their money. They handled that part really well, because they didn’t make users pay for it～

My take is a bit more cautious.
In the short term, the sentiment around $BNB and $BTC will definitely need time to settle,
after all, “the biggest exchange got hacked.” The market will need some time to process that, which is perfectly normal. But I don’t think it’s a reason to believe the trend has reversed.
6.3 billion sounds like a lot, but Binance can cover it.

What we should really be watching is the full technical postmortem report that comes later,
to see whether this was an isolated lapse or a systemic issue.
If it was the former, the dip could actually be an opportunity;
but if it was the latter, then we’ll have to reassess…

Anyway, I haven’t changed my positions. I’ll wait a couple of days and see 😊
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