✅ Bull Theory
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A bounce a reversal. Don’t chase the top and panic sell the bottom.
To the noise in the comments — save your retail takes.
Short plan played out clean:
Entry: $BTC 65,500 | $ETH 1,980
Targets hit: $BTC 64,500 | $ETH 1,920
Result: BTC dropped 1,300 points. ETH dropped 60 points. Executed to the tick.
Last week was the same story. Win after win.
When I call it, we follow it. We take the profit.
To everyone shorting with me — well played. Let’s lock it. #CXMTMemoryIPO $BTC $ETH
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The $XRP chart looks calm, but I actually feel uneasy.
The short position is already placed: entry at 1.1618, stop loss at 1.19, first target at 1.09.
The reason is purely based on the chart. Each candlestick is weaker than the last, and volume is quietly shrinking. The price hasn't broken the level yet, but the money has already quietly left. Many people get stuck here—"Hasn't it fallen below yet?"—so they hold on confidently, but the coins have long been quietly sold off bit by bit.
I don't plan to wait for news. By the time the news drops, that space will have been eaten up, leaving only the bag holders behind.
This is a slow, grinding technical trend that wears people down. I’m not very confident myself. Follow or not, it’s up to you; if you lose money, don’t come looking for me.
Old Pig speaks straight! This little rebound over the weekend, whoever dares to catch the reversal and go long is just a fool!
Looking at the market, $BTC is hovering around 76,000, $ETH barely holding at 2,245, liquidity over the weekend is as thin as paper, still extremely weak!
The worst part is the macro side exploded. Non-farm payrolls actually came in at 165,000, far exceeding expectations, and the probability of a rate hike in December has directly surged to 70% to 85%. What does this mean? High interest rates will still be suppressed, high valuation assets will still get hammered, the US stock semiconductor sector just got bloodied, and you expect the crypto market to independently bull on this little dead cat bounce over the weekend? Dream on.
Looking at the capital side, the ETH spot ETF saw a net outflow of over 93 million yesterday, with BlackRock's ETHA alone pulling out over 90 million. Institutions are withdrawing, not entering. On the BTC side, the so-called "80% win rate giant whale short position reduction" dropped from 175 to 51 contracts, which looks like good news, but they still hold $3.91 million in shorts. This is profit-taking, not short surrender, don’t mistake position reduction for a reversal signal.
Technically, it’s even clearer: BTC is suppressed by EMA50, 100, and 200 overhead, ETH can’t even hold EMA20, volume has shrunk to this ghostly state, what do you have to break through?
Old Pig puts it bluntly here: on Saturday and Sunday, any rebound should be treated as an opportunity to escape and cut losses. If you hold long positions, get out quickly during the rebound; if you’re empty-handed, control your hands and don’t catch a falling knife. The big cycle downward knife hasn’t landed yet, whoever is greedy will die.
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As soon as the non-farm payroll data was released, the dollar surged, and the crypto market was drained dry
Brothers, simply put, last night’s non-farm employment data can be summed up in five words: the dollar won big!
The US added 165,000 jobs last month, while the market expected only 65,000. Employment far exceeded expectations, meaning the Federal Reserve can neither cut rates nor is it unlikely to raise them. The result: the dollar soared, and US Treasury yields jumped to 4.85%.
This is a draining blow to the crypto market!
The logic is simple: when the dollar is strong, US Treasury yields are high. Since buying US Treasuries guarantees a 5% return with no risk, who would want to take big risks in crypto? All the money flows to risk-free interest, instantly draining liquidity from the crypto market.
Without new capital inflows, the market naturally cools down. Many leveraged traders, seeing the unfavorable situation, were directly wiped out by a sharp spike. This is because macro liquidity was drained by US Treasuries, and no one was left to take the other side.
What’s next??
Just focus on three things: whether 75,000 jobs can hold, whether ETF fund flows turn positive, and the Federal Reserve decision on December 10. As long as US Treasury yields don’t fall, the crypto market will likely continue to oscillate and bottom out. Don’t rush to go all in to catch the bottom.
. News Aspect (Positive Stabilization)
After a sharp drop in the US AI and semiconductor sectors on Thursday, Friday saw a strong oversold rebound (Micron surged over +5% to reclaim the $110 level), with panic sentiment significantly easing. Fundamentally, Micron secured over $150 billion in long-term orders (LTA), supporting the storage supercycle logic unchanged; recently, the stock price has clearly pulled back, with the dynamic P/E ratio falling to a historically low range, highlighting a very strong valuation safety margin that attracts value investors to buy the dip.
2. Technical Aspect (Oversold Rebound)
On Thursday’s bottoming, the daily and short-term RSI fell below 30, and Williams %R reached the extreme oversold zone; Friday’s strong bullish candlestick confirmed a short-term rebound turning point. The current stock price is significantly below the 5-day and 20-day moving averages above, showing a strong mean reversion pull effect. A strong bottom formed near Friday’s low; the first resistance level is at Friday’s high, and the second resistance level is at the previous gap-down resistance zone.
3. Monday’s Trend Forecast and Strategy
It is expected that Monday will likely open higher or flat and then follow through with a rally. Intraday, due to trapped positions and short-term profit-taking pressure, there will be high-level oscillation or a secondary pullback. For ultra-short-term traders, avoid chasing highs at the open; wait for a pullback to strong support without breaking and for lower-level indicators to form a double bottom/bullish divergence before attempting to go long, taking profits in batches on rallies. Swing traders can focus on phased bottom-building opportunities after confirming the secondary pullback.
Non-farm payrolls exceeded expectations, crypto holds support levels, whales buy 8,775 ETH against the trend
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Yesterday's non-farm data surpassed expectations, with the probability of a December rate hike soaring above 70%. Normally, crypto should face downward pressure. However, after a brief dip, it quickly rebounded and entered consolidation. BTC held 75K, ETH held 2220, and whales increased their holdings by 8,775 ETH here after 5 months, with total holdings reaching 23,000 ETH.
My judgment is that macro pressure truly exists now, but the choices of smart money are more worth paying attention to.
Currently, it looks more like a "washout after bad news is fully priced in" rather than a trend reversal.
Whales adding positions indicates they value the longer-term cycle rather than short-term macro disturbances.
Going forward, the market will most likely continue to consolidate, with limited short-term downside and a long-term bullish outlook. This phase is suitable for building positions in batches or opening light long positions.
My basis:
First, the previous AI stock crash triggered over $1 billion in long liquidations, with leverage mostly cleared and selling pressure reduced;
Second, the market has partially digested rate hike expectations, with strong short-term support formed around 75K/2220;
Third, on-chain funds have not panicked and fled, but rather appeared to be bottom-fishing.
Trading advice:
$BTC can be tried long in the 74.8K-75K range; $ETH can be tried long in small batches in the 2200-2240 range, with strict stop-loss set 3%-5% below support. If 75K/2200 is effectively broken, it is best to wait and observe for a second confirmation before acting.
$NVDA dropped ten points in one day on Thursday at the Philadelphia Semiconductor index, then immediately rebounded more than three points on Friday, with Nvidia pulling back three and a half points. Someone quickly asked in the background: "Short God, has the semiconductor bottom been reached?"
My answer: This is a rented rebound, not a reversal. A technical bounce after an oversell is a different matter from whether the fundamentals are actually good or not.
Moreover, you have to first understand what exactly I am shorting. I am never betting on the profits of any chip manufacturer; I am betting on the financing chain that fuels this round of AI arms race. Data centers are being postponed one after another, giants are unilaterally cutting and changing orders, and the cost of credit defaults is jumping day by day. These things will not disappear just because the index rebounds three points.
The rebound is a position to add to, not a reason to admit a mistake. The direction has not changed.
💧 Liquidity Quality Test
$XAU: Spread 0.002% | Top 5 Bid Depth $772.3K
$ZEC: Spread 0.001% | Top 5 Bid Depth $24.3K
$ALLO: Spread 0.021% | Top 5 Bid Depth $549
In the current snapshot, $XAU has the deepest visible bid support. Which coin would you trust during rapid fluctuations?
$ZEC $XAU $ALLO
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$BTC's rhythm today was entirely driven by the US market session. During the day, the Asian and European sessions were too sluggish, with the price oscillating below 76,000. The trading volume shrank significantly, and neither bulls nor bears were willing to take the lead. Watching it fluctuate like this from morning till night was really sleep-inducing.
Once the US session opened, the pace of the market quickened. Just now, there was a somewhat unexpected drop overnight that pierced the previous low. The price fell to just above 74,000, then was quickly bought back. The volume in this hour multiplied several times, with large orders concentrated in the US session's sell-off.
This sweep cleared out liquidity at the bottom. On the 15-minute chart, a long lower shadow Pin Bar formed, and the price returned above 75,000. The narrow fluctuations during the day were building up to a big move. The dominant trades driving today's market all took place during the US session.
Looking at the 4-hour chart, the dip hit right around the 75,000 level. The US session pushed down with volume, but the close still didn't break below it. A key high-timeframe buying zone has shown support. I am bullish, expecting the market to stop falling here and bounce back up.
$BTC was still pushing towards 81,000 yesterday, but today it directly dropped back to 75,000! Those who chased the long positions are probably stunned by this wave again.
On November 6th, BTC hit a low of $75,158, dropping over 6% in 24 hours, with contract turnover exceeding $21.3 billion.
Even more exciting, at 21:30 tonight, the US October non-farm payroll data will be released, with the market expecting about 65,000 new jobs.
First, the judgment: short-term remains bearish, no rush to bottom-fish for now.
This drop is not just ugly in price. The 4-hour contract open interest once fell from 96,600 to 91,600 contracts, clearly showing deleveraging, then it somewhat recovered.
Yesterday's big bullish rebound candle has basically been eaten back now.
The plan going forward is simple:
Watch if $75,000 can hold first. If it breaks, next focus is on 73,000.
If it rebounds near 77,000, more inclined to look for shorting opportunities; if it stabilizes above 78,000, the short-term bearish view will be withdrawn.
If tonight's non-farm data significantly deviates from expectations, volatility may further increase, so it’s not suitable to take high-leverage directional bets before the data release.
The most awkward thing now is not how much BTC has dropped, but that just yesterday people thought the market was back, and today the market has brought them back to reality.
