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Can’t shake me out this time. Done with the fear, welcoming this dip with open arms. Getting extra hours in to stack BITU. We’re still early in crypto, I’m not throwing in the towel. submitted by /u/stories_from_tejas [link] [comments]

All my btc, eth, xrp, sol and a half dozen useless alt coin garbage that were down 30% All in all I’m still up like 40k profit. Yes, it was 50k about a week ago. Nearly 100k a month ago. But I don’t regret it. That’s 40k I got for clicking a few buttons and doing nothing. My main reason for selling is that I put way more money into this than I felt comfortable losing. If it did go down further, it would ruin me. I consider myself lucky that I’m walking away with anything. Good luck to everyone else still holding or unsure how to proceed! If you’re thinking to yourself “but it could go back up”, just remember, it could also go back down and then your stuck holding for 4 years. Think ima be thankful for what I have and use some of this capital to reinvest in the depths of the bear submitted by /u/nunya-beezwax-69 [link] [comments]

My take is that BTC will make capitulate many people just under 100k and rocket for the final leg where again noobs will re-entry at final top. Alts will be on discount, Alt season will start right after (or some week later) and leave no chance to sellers to entry. If we stay under 100k too long i admit its over. Save this post. submitted by /u/Suspicious-Skill1934 [link] [comments]

So many people tell you to give up and panic sell when things are bad. I've had so many people tell me that crypto is over because of what Trump is doing. You really have to push through and believe in what you're investing in, no matter what the market does, and no matter what people think, or you get eaten alive. submitted by /u/justcurious3287 [link] [comments]

Im thinking of buying in this crash but ive been searching for hours to know the reason for this crash i couldn’t find one solid reason everyone is saying something else im thinking of buying solana or eth, can someone explain to me the reason behind the crash and is it good to invest in solana? I already have eth and i believe in it but solana idk really im blind here. submitted by /u/Intelligent_Air_4608 [link] [comments]

Richard Teng just came out denying that Binance had anything to do with selecting USD1, the Trump family’s stablecoin, for that massive 2 billion dollar deal with MGX from Abu Dhabi. According to Teng it was MGX who decided to use USD1 for their investment into Binance, not the exchange itself. He's basically saying Binance didnt partake in that choice at all. But heres where it gets complicated. Back in July Bloomberg reported that Binance actually helped develop some of the code behind USD1, citing three sources familiar with the situation. CZ even threatened to sue them over that claim. Important timeline note. The MGX deal using USD1 was announced first in May 2025… and months later, on October 23, 2025, Trump pardoned CZ. So the sequence is deal first, pardon after...not the other way around. Eric Trump who co founded World Liberty Financial confirmed the MGX funding would be settled using USD1 which means the Trump family profits from the transaction. And Trump himself said in a 60 Minutes interview that he didnt even know who CZ was which nobody really believes. Senators like Elizabeth Warren and Chris Murphy have been calling out these connections. Warren’s team says CZ’s lawyer threatened a defamation suit over her comments tying Binance and money laundering; Murphy has also publicly called the arrangement corrupt. The whole situation just feels like theres way more going on beneath the surface than anyones admitting. Whether Binance pushed USD1 or not the connections between Binance the Trumps and this deal are raising alot of red flags. submitted by /u/Clear_Medium_5858 [link] [comments]

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Everyone is scared and prices have been bleeding. Do you think now is a good time to buy if you had the extra cash? Or are you better off investing them elsewhere? What would you buy? submitted by /u/Thegapyear [link] [comments]

Hey everyone. Over the past few days we’ve seen Bitcoin pull back after testing recent highs. Some analysts are calling it a healthy retracement before the next leg up, while others believe it could signal a deeper correction — possibly influenced by macro factors like bond yields and risk sentiment. What’s your take? Are you viewing this as a dip-buying opportunity or staying cautious for now? Any on-chain or technical indicators you’re watching closely (e.g. funding rates, open interest, RSI, etc.)? Would love to hear your analysis and how you’re positioning in this market. submitted by /u/jbbarksdale [link] [comments]

Bitcoin slipped to an intraday low near $105,300, then recovered to around $107,000, as the overall crypto market cap edged toward $3.5 trillion. The backdrop: Major altcoins like Ethereum, BNB and Solana fell 6–11% last week, indicating broad-based weakness. The trigger appears to be macro-risk: comments from the Federal Reserve dampened hopes of further quick rate cuts, reducing liquidity for risk assets. Prediction & Outlook (next 3-5 days): If BTC holds above $106K–$107K and volume recovers, a rebound toward $110K-$112K is plausible. If it breaks below $105K, risk increases for a drop toward $100K–$103K in short order. Watch for institutional flows, ETF inflows/outflows, and major support at ~$105K as key decision point. submitted by /u/social_media_xpert [link] [comments]

If you bought the last dip thinking that would be the the lowest it can get and it would somehow rise, then you are just cooked right now. These past few weeks, the market has been nothing but uncertain... Unlike before where we can see some sort of decline, this year is a roller-coaster where any time of the day, it can either go up or down. But I guess this is also a good opportunity to enter, if you know where to place yourself. In the long run, it could be beneficial. Good luck to everybody I guess? Anyway, what are your predictions about how low this dip could get? submitted by /u/sirimeya [link] [comments]

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Im taking a few shorts on the pullbacks, but theres gotta be a bottom to it dont you think? What are your guesses for tomorrow? Rebounds, consolidation or continued down-trend? submitted by /u/Flaky-Rip-1333 [link] [comments]

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Anyone use Uphold and are you happy with it? I’m new to crypto and was just hoping for some advice on Uphold. I’ve heard a few things both hot and cold. submitted by /u/GWshark1518 [link] [comments]

CAN SOMEBODY PLS JUST HELP ME GET MY DAMN MONEY OFF META MASK I DNT UNDERSTAND GAS FEES OR NONE OF DAT SHIT I JUST NEED MY LIL 130 N IM OK submitted by /u/Flaky-Satisfaction89 [link] [comments]

Per Coinglass: “In the past 24 hours, 333,412 traders were liquidated. the total liquidations comes in at $1.34B The largest single liquidation order happened on HTX-BTC value” submitted by /u/Background-Day-4957 [link] [comments]

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Wtf just happened today??? Can someone explain? Everyone is telling to wait, hope (I'm talking about xrp) but all I can see, is disappointment... I'm so tired and thinking to sell all... submitted by /u/lunapop8 [link] [comments]

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The AI token subsector is undergoing a severe consolidation, directly contributing a 4.8% drag on the broader market. This isn't a failure of the technology; it’s a massive deleveraging event where narrative velocity finally collapsed under the weight of high failure rates. The core conviction is that verifiable utility is useless if speculative volume overwhelms liquidity. 1) Utility Overrun by Hype: Virtuals Protocol saw utility surge. Yet, a 36% price spike was immediately followed by a steep 42% plunge within 24 hours. This confirms speculation overrides adoption metrics. 2) Technological Failure Debt: The Huobi HTX listing of KITE AI occurs despite the documented reality that 70% to 85% of AI projects fail to transition to sustained commercial viability. Listing these tokens externalizes the project's operational debt onto investors. 3) Liquidity Withdrawal Trap: The structural correction is exacerbated by the slowdown in institutional support, with smart money inflows decelerating to $200 million weekly. This withdrawal accelerates losses as retail, chasing 80% gains, enters late. The systemic risk is concentrated in narrative tokens. Is this sector-wide 4.8% drag a healthy deleveraging event, or is the underlying risk of externalizing a documented 85% technological failure rate onto the investment base too great? submitted by /u/Narrow_Chance7639 [link] [comments]

The crypto market has entered a phase of fresh turbulence: over US $1.1 billion worth of positions were liquidated in the last 24 hours, with Bitcoin slipping under $105,000 and major alt-coins also pulling back. What’s happening: The large liquidation volume suggests many leveraged traders were caught off guard by the pull-back. The broader market cap of crypto stands around US $3.5 trillion as sentiment cools. Prediction & Outlook (Next 3-5 Days): If Bitcoin holds support near US $104,000-US $105,000, we may see a rebound attempt toward US $108,000-US $110,000. But if this support breaks, further downside toward US $100,000-US $102,000 is plausible. Alt-coins are likely to lag unless Bitcoin leads strongly upward. submitted by /u/social_media_xpert [link] [comments]