$BTC The bear market is far from over, I'll keep holding my shorts.
For BTC, I'm eyeing a drop below 60,000, and I'll consider scooping up some spot at 55,000. ETH is likely to break its previous low of 1,736 soon; the drop could be quite significant, that's from a technical perspective. On the macro front, watch out for the US debt crisis and the AI bubble black swan.
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$SOL might be forming another good shorting setup here, where we would be looking for a proper breakdown from current support, which would confirm a continuation of the trend and further movement to lower zones.
We are getting ready for this setup — and so should you.
Last night, the US stocks finally saw a pullback, and the two stocks I've been watching also dipped.
1. $MRVL pulled back from a high of 336 to around 286, down 15%. 2. $NOK retraced from a high of 17.43 to 15.93, a drop of 8.6%.
$MRVL logic: Jensen Huang clearly stated, "Marvell will be the next trillion-dollar company," investing $6.5 billion into a bunch of optical firms over the last three months, including Marvell (MRVL).
$NOK logic: Nokia is not making phones anymore! I’ve looked at a lot of analysts' reports, and the core focus is just one point:
"On October 28, 2025, Jensen Huang-led NVIDIA announced a $1 billion investment in Nokia, acquiring about 166.4 million shares at a price of $6.01 per share, holding approximately 2.9%."
$DOGE is consolidating after impulsive breakout — bullish continuation still favored
Price broke above EMA25 and EMA99 with strong momentum to 0.09246, now forming a healthy pullback while maintaining higher lows on 15m structure; support around 0.0908–0.0910 may trigger another push higher.
LONG 0.0908 – 0.0914
TP1 0.0925, TP2 0.0940, TP3 0.0960
🛑 Stop Loss 0.0896
Bullish structure remains valid while price holds above EMA25 support; reclaiming 0.0925 resistance could open the next expansion move.
Most people think the US-Iran crisis is only about oil.
But the bigger danger is not just oil prices.
The bigger danger is what breaks if this route stays under pressure.
Here is the real problem.
A huge amount of the world’s oil moves through the Strait of Hormuz every day. That alone is enough to worry markets.
But the effect goes much deeper than fuel.
Oil and gas refining also supports materials the world needs for industry. That connects to chemicals, metals, batteries, electronics, and a lot of the systems modern economies run on.
Then there is natural gas.
A major share of LNG also moves through this same route. If that flow is disrupted, some countries in Asia could face power stress very quickly.
And when power becomes a problem, chip production becomes a problem too.
That matters because advanced semiconductors are at the center of AI, electronics, military systems, and global tech supply chains.
It does not stop there.
This route also matters for fertilizer supply. And fertilizer is one of the key reasons global food production stays stable.
So this is not only an oil story.
This is an energy story, a supply chain story, a food story, and a technology story all at the same time.
That is why this matters for every market.
If this pressure grows, the impact will spread into energy, stocks, currencies, commodities, and crypto.
When the real economy gets hit, financial markets usually feel it right after.
A lot of people are still looking at this too narrowly.
But the real risk is how many important systems depend on one small chokepoint.
Stay alert.
The next move here could affect the whole world. $BTC $XAU $XRP
Most people think the US-Iran crisis is only about oil.
But the bigger danger is not just oil prices.
The bigger danger is what breaks if this route stays under pressure.
Here is the real problem.
A huge amount of the world’s oil moves through the Strait of Hormuz every day. That alone is enough to worry markets.
But the effect goes much deeper than fuel.
Oil and gas refining also supports materials the world needs for industry. That connects to chemicals, metals, batteries, electronics, and a lot of the systems modern economies run on.
Then there is natural gas.
A major share of LNG also moves through this same route. If that flow is disrupted, some countries in Asia could face power stress very quickly.
And when power becomes a problem, chip production becomes a problem too.
That matters because advanced semiconductors are at the center of AI, electronics, military systems, and global tech supply chains.
It does not stop there.
This route also matters for fertilizer supply. And fertilizer is one of the key reasons global food production stays stable.
So this is not only an oil story.
This is an energy story, a supply chain story, a food story, and a technology story all at the same time.
That is why this matters for every market.
If this pressure grows, the impact will spread into energy, stocks, currencies, commodities, and crypto.
When the real economy gets hit, financial markets usually feel it right after.
A lot of people are still looking at this too narrowly.
But the real risk is how many important systems depend on one small chokepoint.
Stay alert.
The next move here could affect the whole world. $BTC $XAU $XRP
Bitcoin is the world’s first decentralized digital currency, launched in 2009 by the anonymous Satoshi Nakamoto. Unlike traditional money, it operates without a central bank or government. Instead, it uses blockchain technology—a public ledger maintained by a global network of computers. Transactions are secured via cryptography and "mined" by powerful hardware. With a strictly capped supply of 21 million coins, many view Bitcoin as "digital gold" and a hedge against inflation.
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