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Wall Street plunges, and Bitcoin follows.
The Nasdaq fell nearly 5% this Thursday, entering correction territory—more than 10% below its October 29 record. The trigger: chip and AI stocks plunged (the semiconductor ETF fell more than 12% at one point) amid fears that Democrats in Congress will tighten regulations for data centers, along with weak Qualcomm earnings.
Bitcoin moved in lockstep, briefly touching ~$76,000. When tech stocks fall, crypto tends to fall harder.
Now everyone is watching two things: whether Wall Street stabilizes and what the Fed will do in December.
Do you think crypto will decouple from the stock market, or follow it down again?
#Bitcoin #NASDAQ #WallStreetNews #Crypto #BinanceSquare

Binance is making progress in its recovery following the October 29 hack.
According to today’s update #8, it has already replenished nearly 98% of the value of the affected assets and is gradually reopening withdrawals for 62 tokens. Deposits remain active, and Proof of Reserves is expanding to 44 tokens.
Beware of scams: CZ warned about a fake website impersonating Trust Wallet. Always access it through the official app and enable two-step verification. 🔒
#Binance #CryptoCrisis #Seguridad

BITCOIN LOSES $80K IN JUST 2 HOURS 📉
After rising to over $80,800 overnight, #Bitcoin fell more than 5% this Thursday and briefly touched ~$76,100 as soon as Wall Street opened. ⚠️
🔻 Heavy tech selling: the Nasdaq fell as much as 3.9%
🔻 More than $718M liquidated in 24 hours, nearly 83% of them long positions
🔻 Ethereum also gave up ground and fell below $2,300 $BTC

🚨“#Bitcoin always recovers after the midterms” $BTC

🚨 Co-founder of #Ethereum and creator of #Polkadot promised a decentralized internet:
Its #DOT token has fallen 98% from $55 to $0.94 $DOT

Binance removed 12 cryptocurrencies from its Alpha platform this September 4, including MTP, BDXN, TALE, BOS, MAIGA, TIMI, U (Union), SERAPH, RVV, AIAV, PENGUIN, and SN3. Users who held these tokens can no longer deposit them, but they can still sell or withdraw them. The move comes in a context where Binance also warned about an increase in phishing attacks via fake SMS messages that mimic legitimate exchange notifications.
Why it matters: Delistings are a common practice among exchanges to keep the market more transparent and disciplined, but they are also a warning sign for anyone holding those tokens — you need to move them in time.

"Guide to not losing money in your first month of trading (even if you want to)"
1. Decide how much you’re willing to lose before you trade, not after. If you don’t have a clear number, the market will set one for you.
2. Leverage isn’t "more profit"—it’s faster speed to lose it all. Start without it until you understand how the market moves.
3. Don’t follow Telegram group signals that "never fail." If they never failed, they wouldn’t be giving them away for free.
4. Learn how to read a basic chart before trading with real money. Practice first in demo mode; it costs nothing and teaches the same thing.
5. Set an exit rule before you enter, not when you’re already losing. Making decisions in panic is never cheap.
6. Don’t check the price every 5 minutes. That doesn’t change the market—it just burns you out.
7. Take partial profits when you have them. Money in hand is worth more than a profit "that could be bigger." $BTC

On August 28, Bitcoin ETFs recorded a $202 million outflow in a single day, reflecting caution among institutional investors.
The price of BTC is currently staying between USD $64,000 and $65,000, accumulating a decline of nearly 48% from its all-time high of approximately $93,000, reached in early 2026.
The market is also watching Kevin Warsh’s first main address as Chairman of the Federal Reserve, delivered at the Jackson Hole symposium. Traders are looking for signals on monetary policy and its potential impact on risk assets, recalling the bearish behavior Bitcoin showed in a similar scenario in August 2022.
Technically, the price is above its 50-day moving average, but it remains far below the 200-day moving average, while trading volume continues to fall—a sign of widespread caution in the market.
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Do you want a real guide in the crypto world? I’ll give it to you...
1. Don’t invest what you can’t afford to lose. It’s the most repeated advice in the crypto world, but almost nobody pays attention until they’ve already lost.
2. That influencer promising 300% per month doesn’t have a yacht from investing—he has one from selling the course. Draw your own conclusions.
3. Diversify. Putting everything into a single coin because someone recommended it to you isn’t strategy—it’s a gamble.
4. Research before you buy, not after you’ve lost. The order of the factors does affect the result—in this case, your wallet.
5. Keep your private keys the way you’d keep your WiFi password: not in any public place, and certainly not in a screenshot.
6. Panic sells cheap and euphoria buys expensive. If you feel a lot of emotion when making a financial decision, wait 24 hours before acting.
7. Nobody can predict the market with certainty—not even the one shouting the loudest on YouTube. Be wary of someone who talks with too much confidence.
Well, it’s your money... do what you want; you’ve been warned.
$BTC

The dollar under pressure and suddenly everyone remembers that Bitcoin exists. That’s how we are: we ignore something until the other thing starts to fail.
What’s funny is seeing the same people who a year ago said "that’s worthless" now explaining why they always believed in blockchain technology $BTC

$BTC was on the rise; the question is... how far will it go before it crashes again? with the imminent devaluation of the dollar, it seems Bitcoin will reach very high levels, but... will it be a boom, or nothing will happen?