$BTC (+0,6%) and $3350 (-11,23%) fall, I use this as an opportunity because in the long term states/ ETFs... are pumping volume into the market...
ROTTT in Japan this morning
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3.249$BTC (+0,6%) and $3350 (-11,23%) fall, I use this as an opportunity because in the long term states/ ETFs... are pumping volume into the market...
ROTTT in Japan this morning

The perfect time to add to $BTC (+0,6%) and maximize losses.
First tranche is invested.
Bring it lower.
The crypto market just faced a major reality check. On November 4, 2025, Bitcoin $BTC (+0,6%) dropped below $100,000 for the first time since June — officially confirming a bear market after a 20% slide from its October highs above $125,000.
The sell-off sparked over $1.3 billion in derivatives liquidations, mostly long positions, as trading volumes surged across major exchanges. Meanwhile, Ethereum wasn’t spared, losing nearly 10% and wiping out all its 2025 gains.
On the side of new listed tokens like MMT, the Bitcoin price dump doesn't seem to have much effect because the token tripled it's price from listing. The token is live across exchanges coupled with rewarding events like the listing carnival event on BingX worth $60k prize pool.
With the whole volatility happening, how are you navigating this market downturn?
$BTC (+0,6%) has been down withore than 15% of it's ATH. Following the dip, $ETH (+2,58%) and other altcoins has followed it.
What could be the fate of new altcoins amidst this huge dip?
Which token are you holding?
Is this a time to buy or sell off #btc ?
The last time I made a post about it going below $BTC (+0,6%) goes below 100,000$ or was already below 100k it shot up.
Why?
Because the stock market always goes against my decisions. Let's see... maybe it will happen again this time.
What's going on here?
We were promised 150k by the end of the year...
Today the Bitcoin price tested the 50-weekly MA line.
In the past, a weekly closing price below the 50-weekly line has always heralded a bear market.
There is still hope...
But what will you do if this scenario materializes?

The week opens with a decisive risk-off move. Selling pressure is widespread, hitting Technology and European Equities hard, as investors reduce exposure across major sectors.
🇺🇸 US Equities (Pre-market/Early Trading)
$SPX500 — Trading sharply lower, dragged down by losses in Tech and general risk aversion.
$DJ30 — Moving down, tracking the overall negative market sentiment.
$NSDQ100 — Leading the losses, as major tech components face significant selling pressure.
💻 Tech & Growth Snapshot
The entire sector is under pressure, reversing yesterday's gains:
$NVDA (-4,16%) — Facing selling pressure in the semiconductor space.
$GOOGL (-1,64%) — Down sharply, reflecting the market's flight from growth.
$MSFT (-0,03%) — Down, tracking the negative tech trend.
$TSM (-3,58%) — Down, showing weakness in the chip sector.
$RKLB (-8,3%) — Speculative growth continues to underperform in this environment.
🛍️ Retail & Commerce
One of the hardest-hit sectors, indicating pessimism on consumer health:
$AMZN (-1,27%) — Down significantly, hit by the broad tech sell-off.
$BABA (-1,51%) — The biggest loser on the heatmap, selling off sharply amid continued China macro concerns.
$SHOP (-6,91%) — Following the sharp negative sentiment from the e-commerce space.
⚕️ Health & Pharmaceutical
A sector showing minor relative strength, as investors seek defensive names:
$LLY (+1,29%) / $HIMS (-9,4%) / $INSM (-0,62%) — Likely flat or slightly down, holding up better than cyclical sectors as investors pause the rotation out of defensive pharma/biotech.
🇪🇺 Europe & Industrials
All European indices are in the red, led by Finance and Industrials:
STOXX 600 — Trading lower, with selling pressure visible in banks and autos.
GER40 — Trading lower, reflecting widespread European weakness.
Italian Indices(FTSE MIB) — Trading down approx -1.02%.
🏦 Banking & Finance
Under general pressure, reflecting global economic caution:
$UCG (-0,64%) / $CS (-0,45%) / $BPE (-0,74%) — European banks are down, but losses are relatively contained compared to Tech.
$BBVA (+0,82%) — Flat, showing relative stability against the negative trend.
$AXP (+0,16%) / $V (+0,77%) — Likely trading lower, following the broader financial and cyclical trend.
🌏 Asia
Asian markets are expected to close mixed to negative, heavily impacted by the continued sharp sell-off in major Chinese names like $BABA.
💎 Commodities & Precious Metals
$GLD (-1,38%) — Holding steady and flat.The Oro is stable near the $4,000 mark. The fact that Gold is NOT selling off alongside equities suggests this is a stock market correction/profit-taking eventrather than a systemic risk flight.
$BRENT / $WTI — Trading slightly lower, reflecting reduced expectations for global demand.
💰 Crypto
$BTC (+0,6%) / $ETH (+2,58%) / $TRX (+0,01%) — Likely moving lower, following the Nasdaq and the overall risk-off mood.
🔎 Deep Dive: The "Systemic Risk" Pause
Today is a classic "Risk-Off"day driven by profit-taking and macro uncertainty. The market is broadly selling, but the stability of Gold ($GLD)is the key takeaway. In true systemic fear, Gold skyrockets. Its flatness suggests this is a healthy, albeit painful, correction in the equity space, not a collapse. The capital is not fleeing the system, it's just rotating to the sidelines.
Despite this volatility, my view remains unchanged: I have strong, unwavering confidence in Gold as a core protective and strategic asset for the long term.
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$BTC (+0,6%) dipped 2.5% to ~$107.6K, with Glassnode showing short-term holders under pressure — a pattern that often signals panic selling before long-term accumulation, suggesting the weakness may be temporary.
