Sentiment is very bearish, but traders are flipping shorts to longs and watching short-liquidation skew, a whale buying 3,009 BTC and altcoins at key support.
Updated 2 times since 04 Nov 2026Traders are buying BTC near 74.7k and the yearly open while political commentary focuses on Democratic midterm gains, which analysts tie to the AI selloff.
Updated 10 times since 04 Nov 2026BTC's low was $75,208 during the Nasdaq selloff, and some traders see $87.4k next, though BTC is still about 40% below its all-time high.
Updated 3 times since 05 Nov 2026Goldman now expects a December hike and cut its gold targets. S&P futures broke key support and Taiwan limited short selling, while crypto traders are watching payrolls and a possible hike.
First reported Fri 06 Nov · 12:16 UTCUS chip stocks are surging premarket (+5–9%) after Thursday's AI selloff, with SOX at its most oversold since the bull market began. Supply-chain issues and data-center cancellation risk linger.
First reported Fri 06 Nov · 12:16 UTCCrypto gave back its prior-day gains after one of the worst stock-market days in history. Short-term BTC holders are mostly underwater, and traders disagree on whether the structure is intact.
First reported Fri 06 Nov · 11:16 UTCWilliams calls the US economy remarkably strong but says inflation is still too high and it's a good time to gather data. Lane says the ECB will collect data until December.
First reported Fri 06 Nov · 10:16 UTCBrent fell below $98 on de-escalation hopes, Treasury traders are positioning for a bond rally before the jobs report, and copper hit its lowest since July.
First reported Fri 06 Nov · 09:16 UTCTech stocks suffered a third shakeout in weeks while several hedge funds reportedly face losses, withdrawals and closures. Micron is down about 36% from its July close.
First reported Fri 06 Nov · 09:16 UTCFT says the sell-off is deepening, a VIX pump is being called a top-5 ever, and a report claims more London funds are blowing out. Gold is slipping below $4,050 ahead of US jobs data.
First reported Fri 06 Nov · 07:16 UTCTraders debate whether a bottom is near; Ansem stays bearish and TraderSZ warns leveraged traders.
First reported Fri 06 Nov · 04:16 UTCNasdaq 100 fell 6.4%, Japan's TOPIX dropped over 6% and the VIX spiked 70%, as the semiconductor bubble unwinds.
Updated 2 times since 05 Nov 2026About $1.24B was liquidated in 24 hours. Coinbase fell nearly 10% and Ark bought the dip, while the Floki bot exploit adds security news.
First reported Fri 06 Nov · 02:16 UTCBTC barely moved during the stock crash, and traders eye $180M in bids at 75k and a possible sweep of lows.
First reported Fri 06 Nov · 01:16 UTCCrypto looks relatively resilient, with ZEC not dumping and Saylor calling a multi-year bull market. Options are pricing downside, with $4.8B expiring soon.
First reported Fri 06 Nov · 00:16 UTCBTC sits around $76K with most net longs underwater, and traders debate whether crypto holds up or follows equities down. Single stock perps and tokenization are notable product developments.
First reported Thu 05 Nov · 21:16 UTCThe US market lost roughly $2.8-3T in a day after the midterms, with Nasdaq down ~5.6%, S&P ~4.3% and semis ~12%. Record ETF volumes and levered-ETF/vol-control selling amplified the move.
Updated 2 times since 05 Nov 2026Crypto saw about $1.1B of liquidations but BTC fell less than the Nasdaq, which some read as relative strength. Vlad Tenev's Robinhood Chain AMA split traders between bulls and bears.
Updated 4 times since 02 Nov 2026BTC was rejected near 81.4k and traders watch 75k. Many call a generational bottom while others warn of lower lows.
First reported Thu 05 Nov · 19:16 UTCThe S&P 500 is down ~4% and the Nasdaq 5-6% in a historic selloff, erasing about $3T in a day and wiping out the post-election rally. Memory and AI names are leading the drop.
First reported Thu 05 Nov · 18:17 UTCQ3 US productivity surged 3.6% against a 0.7% contraction expected, jobless claims are at multi-decade lows, and the Fed's Barkin calls inflation the key risk. The BoE raised rates to 4%.
Updated 2 times since 05 Nov 2026US tech lost over $1T in the first 30 minutes after the open, with the Nasdaq 100 down about 3%. Chips led, with Qualcomm, AMD, Nvidia, SanDisk and Tesla/SpaceX hit hard, and the move is widely tied to the Democratic midterm win.
Updated 2 times since 04 Nov 2026Initial claims of 189K beat the ~196K consensus and tie the all-time low. Productivity also surprised higher.
First reported Thu 05 Nov · 14:16 UTCBTC broke a horizontal level and is retesting it, with traders watching $80K and a possible pullback to the low $79Ks.
First reported Thu 05 Nov · 13:16 UTCThe BoE has hiked to 4% with a December hike priced at 50%, and an ECB member flags a third hike since the Iran war began. Inflation is rising globally.
First reported Thu 05 Nov · 13:16 UTCCT traders describe the worst onchain sentiment in memory, with Iran war, AI doom and midterms cited. Some cite drawdown-duration stats suggesting a bottom is near.
Updated 2 times since 04 Nov 2026ECB's Zigman sees a 'rather big chance' of a rate rise in December but says it's too early to judge how much more tightening is needed.
First reported Thu 05 Nov · 11:16 UTCCigna, Duke, Oscar, Celsius and Lemonade beat estimates. OpenAI says it could IPO in 2027, and Hang Seng jumped 4%.
First reported Thu 05 Nov · 11:16 UTCEurozone PPI came in hot at 11.1% y/y, Korean chip stocks sold off sharply, and Micron paused a Taiwan fab. One fund closed equity shorts into the selloff.
First reported Thu 05 Nov · 10:16 UTCMicron paused work on a $4.5B Taiwan chip plant over a labor dispute, Maersk fell 12% on disappointing guidance, and China will keep anti-subsidy duties on US NPA imports for 5 years.
First reported Thu 05 Nov · 09:16 UTC