U.S. stocks weaken, dragging crypto down; BTC gets crushed late at night, nearly 200,000 liquidated
Yesterday everyone was calling for a bottom, but today U.S. stocks weakened and the crypto market got absolutely hammered. BTC plunged late at night, wiping out nearly 200,000 traders in liquidations. This wasn’t crypto bringing it on itself—the macro funds are shifting positions. Bitcoin slid from its highs, support levels were tested repeatedly, and bears started making noise, but the big money had already begun moving its positions. Don’t expect a reversal tonight.
I see what’s going on: funds are rotating, and Bitcoin and Ethereum are no longer moving in sync. ETH held its ground at 2,245.47, without crashing along with the market. That means money is still in the market; it’s just becoming more selective. Whoever holds steady first will rebound first—that’s the dividing line.
As for the exchanges, Binance’s eighth security incident update says more assets will be available for withdrawal at 12:00 on November 5. The exchange side is loosening up first, and BNB funds are leading the way. The money hasn’t left; it’s just moved elsewhere. Once withdrawals open up, funds have somewhere to go, which is good for the market.
I’ve said it before: this isn’t a single-coin market—it’s sector rotation. Single-coin hype is outdated; now it’s all about sectors. Old Ma’s puppy is keeping an eye on things too. Let’s see how the exchanges respond at 12:00 on November 5, and tonight whether BTC can stop falling.
🐶 Come check out Old Ma’s puppy ✨🚀
Yesterday everyone was calling for a bottom, but today U.S. stocks weakened and the crypto market got absolutely hammered. BTC plunged late at night, wiping out nearly 200,000 traders in liquidations. This wasn’t crypto bringing it on itself—the macro funds are shifting positions. Bitcoin slid from its highs, support levels were tested repeatedly, and bears started making noise, but the big money had already begun moving its positions. Don’t expect a reversal tonight.
I see what’s going on: funds are rotating, and Bitcoin and Ethereum are no longer moving in sync. ETH held its ground at 2,245.47, without crashing along with the market. That means money is still in the market; it’s just becoming more selective. Whoever holds steady first will rebound first—that’s the dividing line.
As for the exchanges, Binance’s eighth security incident update says more assets will be available for withdrawal at 12:00 on November 5. The exchange side is loosening up first, and BNB funds are leading the way. The money hasn’t left; it’s just moved elsewhere. Once withdrawals open up, funds have somewhere to go, which is good for the market.
I’ve said it before: this isn’t a single-coin market—it’s sector rotation. Single-coin hype is outdated; now it’s all about sectors. Old Ma’s puppy is keeping an eye on things too. Let’s see how the exchanges respond at 12:00 on November 5, and tonight whether BTC can stop falling.
🐶 Come check out Old Ma’s puppy ✨🚀