AleiCripto

Hello Crypto Community!🔥

The chaos in M1 isn’t predicted—it’s traded with tools and precision.📉📈

I’m #AleiCripto; I’ve spent years specializing in shorts and managing risk in the fastest market moves.

I’m not the type to sell a 1000% trade—I use a system to survive and capitalize.

🧠 My philosophy is clear: "Build". I’ve designed Alei-32, a small advanced personal trading and alert app that integrates with my quantitative system.

I’m also Co-Founder of #LaForjaDelScalper, a #Scalping alert community focused on the market’s extreme values.

“Traders aren’t improvised; they’re built”

Semiconductors respond on Wall Street: $AMD hits Q3 records and jumps above $520 in after-hours trading.

On Wall Street today:

Explosion at $AMDB : It reported record revenue of $13,380M and EPS of $2.09; the stock soared +7.5% after the close to $520.40 (touching a peak of $528.59).

AI server contagion effect: Super Micro ($SMCIB ) surged to $34.94 (+11.3% in after-hours trading), riding the demand for data centers.

Support for the $SPX: After closing at 7,568.92 points (+0.36%), chip strength is supporting the market ahead of today's ISM Services report.

Will AMD hold its breakout above $520 at the opening bell, or will we see profit-taking? 📈

🚨 Stabilization or pre-Fed trap?

$BTC is holding at $76,460 as ETF risk exceeds $1.04 billion.

This Wednesday, November 4, the crypto market is digesting the results of the U.S. elections and the heavy outflow of traditional capital. Although the truce following the Binance hack brought calm, the risk hasn’t gone away: with the Coinbase Premium below zero and Taker volume fading, the market’s microstructure is resting on very thin ice.

ETF hemorrhage ($1,040M out): U.S. spot funds have recorded $1,040M in outflows over two sessions ($643.3M and $398.6M), dragged down by the $405M lost by BlackRock’s IBIT, forcing a retest of $76,460.

Post-exploit Binance flight ($3,640M): Following the $6.3B hack, initial user panic is estimated to have triggered $3,640M in withdrawals in the first 12 hours, draining spot liquidity despite the successful containment.

The STH capitulation threshold at $76,000: This is the key level. The daily average and the cost basis of short-term holders (STH) are located here. If this barrier gives way, the STH MVRV ratio (currently at 1.02) will trigger cascades toward the discount pools at $73,000–$74,000.

The resistance wall ($77,876–$78,661): With the daily Supertrend indicator in the red and RSI at 38, any rebound attempt toward the $77,876 Fibonacci level or $78,661 will act as a distribution zone.

💡 My take: Don’t be fooled. With Wall Street ETFs suffering their worst outflows in five months and retail capital fleeing, whales aren’t buying—they’re selling into rallies. Until $BTC recovers the $78,661 zone, the danger remains to the downside.

Will buyers defend $76,000 in New York today, or will the ETF and election hangover take us to the $73,000 pool? 👇📉

#AnthropicIPOPricedDownasInvestorsEye$1.5T

Chip stocks strike back on Wall Street: $AMD jumps +4.52% to $487.92 minutes before releasing its earnings.

On Wall Street today:

- $AMD's turn: It hit $497.40 intraday ahead of its after-hours report; options are pricing in a ±9.1% move.

- NVDA supports the SPX: It rises to $206.93 (+2.41%) and lifts the index to 7,576 points despite $AAPL's decline.

- Buying in $PLTR: It rebounded from a low of $165.25 to $174.26 after commercial sales exceeded government sales.

Will $AMD break $500 after earnings, or will we see selling in after-hours? 📈

#BinanceReopensWithdrawalsForMoreAssets

🔥 The trap played out to the millimeter on $BTC : it swept down to $76,315, reclaimed $77,200, and is climbing to $77,550 (+1.14%), leaving shorts trapped below $77K on CoinGlass:

- Short magnet (Above): $78,200 – $79,000 (the zone of greatest pain and forced closures).

- Fortified floor (Below): $76,200 – $76,800 (where the whales absorbed the panic).

- 4H pivot: Holding $77,200 turns late sellers into direct fuel toward $78.5K+.

What gets hunted first today: the short liquidity pool at $78,200 - $79,000 or a retest of $77,200?

Drop your level 👇

#BinanceReopensWithdrawalsForMoreAssets

While cryptocurrencies purge leverage this afternoon, Monday’s strongest institutional move is in commodities: Gold ($XAUT ) jumps +2% as oil plunges.

Signs of easing tensions in the Middle East sent crude lower and allowed the S&P 500 ($SPX) to attempt a +0.51% rebound toward 7,619 points, but macro whales used the session to rotate heavily into Gold ahead of this Friday’s jobs report (NFP), according to Eurasia Business News and Trading Economics.

Gold rising 2% on the same day oil falls shows that big funds are buying pure monetary protection, not geopolitical panic.

💡 My take: When Gold surges +2% and Bitcoin sweeps support levels in the same New York session, institutional liquidity is being ultra-selective ahead of Friday’s payrolls report.

Are you following the institutional flow into Gold ($XAU / $PAXG ), or looking to buy during today’s purge? 👇📈

#USMidtermElections

⚠️ The order book for $BTC just pierced below $77,000 in the middle of the New York afternoon, putting the last support at $76,871 (-1.74%) to the test.

After the Asian trap at $78,597, selling pressure wasn’t satisfied with $77,205 at midday and extended the sell-off to touch $76,829, according to live data from CoinGlass and CoinMarketCap:

🎯 Short ceiling (bull trap): $78,200 - $79,000 (a new zone where sellers who entered on the break of $77K have just piled in).

🩸 Last pocket of longs (critical zone): $76,200 - $76,800 (the line in the sand between a liquidity sweep and a deeper drop).

⚡ Sniper’s take: They’ve just taken out all the longs whose stops were placed just below $77,000; reclaiming $77,200 on the next 4H candle would confirm that this drop to $76,829 was the final sweep before a reversal.

Will it bounce from $76,800 toward $78,200, or will they sweep down to $76,200? 👇📉

#USMidtermElections

While the market purged $1.5 billion in liquidations today following the record $6.36 billion hack of centralized hot wallets (with $BTC touching $76,664), there was one asset that did exactly the opposite, attracting all the flow: Hyperliquid ($HYPE ), surging +15.22% to $91.41 as volume exploded +680% and Open Interest hit $4.02 billion, driven by the deal involving ICE (owner of the New York Stock Exchange) and Stanley Druckenmiller, alongside Trade[XYZ], to bring its 24/7 perpetuals to the U.S.

The institutional narrative is impeccable, but with $4.02B in Open Interest stacked just below the all-time high of $97.98, be careful not to get caught in late-stage FOMO.

💡 My take: The shift toward on-chain self-custody is real, but I never buy with leverage into historical resistance when all the retail traders are piling in euphorically; I’m watching for a rejection between $94 and $98, or waiting for a pullback to support.

What do you think? Does it break straight through $100, or do they first sweep the overleveraged longs? 👇🔥

#HKDollarStablecoinHKDAPToLaunchOnSolana #DeFi

Wall Street is punishing excessive AI spending:

Amazon ($AMZNB ) plunges -7.30% in after-hours trading as Apple ($AAPL) establishes itself as a safe haven.

The S&P 500 ($SPX) retreats toward 7,650 points (-0.91%) at October’s monthly close, following back-to-back blows to Alphabet and Amazon.
In Big Tech:

- Severe punishment for Amazon ($AMZN ): After falling -4.25% in regular trading to $243.79, it plunged to $225.99 in after-hours trading (low of $220.17) amid fears over its $220,000M in infrastructure spending.

- Strength in Apple ($AAPLB ): The stock rose +1.48% to $348.91 and advanced to $352.05 (+0.90%) after its results, attracting institutional flows fleeing excessive Capex.

- Month-end pressure on $SPX: Adding to Alphabet’s 12% plunge ($GOOGLB ), the index is testing key support at 7,650 points on October’s final trading day.

Will funds seize the discount on $AMZN below $225, or will the defensive rotation toward $AAPL continue? 📉

#AmazonSharesFallAbout7%InPremarketTrading

The tech sector in TradFi is undergoing a severe liquidity purge heading into month-end.

Here’s how the declines are shaping up after key levels were lost on the 4H chart (and the 1W chart for Netflix):

- NVIDIA ($NVDAB ): $208.81 — Continued bearish structure.

- Amazon ($AMZNB ): $225.90 — A massive liquidation candle straight down from the $250 zone.

- Google ($GOOGLB ): $280.03 — Vertical plunge after losing $320.

- Intel ($INTC): $70.81 — Free fall, breaking below $90 support.

- Meta ($META): $619.07 — Sustained weakness after giving up $700.

- Netflix ($NFLX): $62.05 — Macro trend broken on the weekly chart.

What does this mean for our crypto trading?

Institutional money is flowing out of risk assets; when the Nasdaq is bleeding this heavily, volatility spills directly into Bitcoin’s order flow. This isn’t the time to overleverage long positions out of inertia; it’s time to wait for the market to absorb this supply and hunt for liquidity where weak hands are being liquidated.

#BitcoinDropsBelow$80K

Waiting for the official information on this matter. Thank you, Binance, for keeping us informed.

#BitcoinDropsBelow$80K

🚨 Mid-afternoon shake-up on Wall Street: The reality check for Big Tech bleeds the Nasdaq 100 and triggers a defensive rotation toward the New York close.

The October 29 session has turned into a battlefield for stock-market bulls. The drag from Alphabet ($GOOGLB ), plunging -10.63% after a worrying report of negative free cash flow due to massive AI investments, overshadows Microsoft’s momentum and sets off alarm bells across the tech sector, as institutional traders retreat ahead of U.S. macro data:

- Big Tech under pressure ($NDX at ~19,250 pts): The Nasdaq 100 is taking a hit from AI and weakness in the semiconductor sector, giving back its gains and testing critical support at 19,200 points. The pressure is stalling any attempt at a rebound in Nvidia ($NVDAB ) and Tesla ($TSLA) before the closing bell.

- S&P 500 (SPX at ~5,830 pts) on the edge: New York’s benchmark index is fighting to hold the 5,830-point pivot, with emergency support at 5,800. Institutional risk portfolios are positioning themselves to digest U.S. GDP and the PCE inflation indicator ahead of the overnight session.

Emergency refuge in Gold ($XAU at $4,019.80): The precious metal is clinging firmly to the psychological $4,000 threshold, acting as the main bulwark against institutional volatility and instability in bond yields.

💡 My take: This isn’t accumulation; it’s pure distribution by strong hands in the mid-afternoon. When a heavyweight Big Tech company like Alphabet takes a double-digit hit over AI Capex, tentative rebounds are used by funds to raise liquidity and cover margin calls. If the Nasdaq’s 19,200-point level gives way at the close, the overnight session will see a flush.

Will the indices manage to defend key support levels in the final moments of the overnight session? 👇📉

#EarningsSeason

🚨 Domino effect or massive de-risking?

The Ethereum ecosystem ($ETH ) is under pressure after rejection at $2,450, as whales send $145M to exchanges and volume dries up.

With Bitcoin ($BTC) struggling near $80,000, flow data from Glassnode and CoinGlass reveal a critical anomaly in the market’s largest smart-contract asset, which is operating under the macroeconomic weight of rising bond yields (the US10Y bond at 4.99%) and widespread de-risking due to Fed rates (3.75% – 4.00%).

The microstructure and hunting zones for the coming hours break down as follows:

- Selling pressure ($ETH at $2,335): After rejection at $2,450, the asset is trading at $2,335 following a massive transfer of $145 million in ETH by large holders to exchanges over 24 hours, combined with net outflows of -$54 million from ETFs, which are weakening spot demand.

- Resistance and supply wall: Recovery attempts will encounter a heavily loaded rejection zone at $2,380 – $2,420, where strong hands are taking advantage of the lack of genuine volume to reload hedges and short positions.

- The liquidation pool (Target): If sellers manage to break through the support at $2,297, accumulated panic and the lack of spot liquidity will drag the price straight down to sweep the large pool of leveraged positions at $2,250 – $2,280.

💡 My take: Don’t be fooled by small intraday bounces; with whales sending $145 million to exchanges to sell and ETFs in the red, the path of least resistance is downward. Until the asset recovers and consolidates above $2,420, I’m keeping my focus on the downside sweep of leveraged positions.

#EarningsSeason

🚨 Did the safe haven fail? Gold ($XAU) loses $4,000 ($3,995) as oil hits $116 and tech stocks shake up liquidity.

While retail traders expected Gold to rise ahead of today’s Fed meeting, the Admirals / Global X study reveals an anomaly: institutional funds are selling Gold at record highs to cover margin calls in Big Tech:

Margin call flight: After semiconductors plunged -6.7% and Meta fell (-7%), whales are liquidating Gold to raise cash fast.

Oil shock and inflation: Brent at $116.72 pushes U.S. CPI to 3.7%, cornering the Fed in the 3.75%–4.00% range.

Rate trap: The market is now pricing in a 79.4% probability of a rate hike in December, triggering $815.26M in liquidations (92.6% long positions).

💡 My take: With oil at $116 and tech stocks bleeding, whales are using Gold at $3,995 as an ATM before sweeping the lower liquidity pools.

Will Gold ($XAU) recover $4,000 after today’s Fed meeting, or will liquidity-driven forced selling continue? 👇📉

#CanMicrosoftDeliverOnAI

Brent crude falls to $114.30 (-2.1%), giving the S&P 500 ($SPX at 7,634) some breathing room as Big Tech week gets underway.

After the scare of $116 a barrel, Wall Street's attention is shifting to quarterly earnings, led by Alphabet ($GOOGL).

On Wall Street:

- Relief in commodities: Brent crude is down 2.1% to $114.30 (WTI at $101), temporarily easing pressure on Fed rate expectations.

- Technical support for $SPX : The index is holding the 7,600–7,620 range, trading at 7,634 (+0.13%) in pre-market trading.

- Focus on Alphabet ($GOOGLB ): Shares are trading at $320.21 ahead of its earnings report, as the market assesses the profitability of its cloud business and the return on its AI investment.

Will the respite in oil prices be enough for $SPX to break above 7,650, or will caution ahead of earnings weigh on the market? 📈

#SouthKoreaReportedlyWeighsFourthCryptoTaxDelay

$BTC executes the classic early-morning purge below $80,000 and rebounds from $79,357.

The stop hunt caught leveraged traders, and the order book is setting the stage for the U.S. market open.

On the order book:

Sweep below the psychological floor: BTC is trading at $79,946 after clearing the protective orders clustered below $80K with a quick wick down to $79,357.

Ethereum absorbs at support: $ETH rebounded from lows of $2,292 to $2,315, halting the altcoin capitulation.

CME open magnet: The largest concentration of short liquidations is now in the $81,500–$82,200 range.

Will $BTC reclaim $80K with strength at the New York open, or will bearish pressure continue? 👇

#SouthKoreaReportedlyWeighsFourthCryptoTaxDelay