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Exchanges tell you Bitcoin is the best. But they remove Bitcoin pairings. It looks like they prefer USD over Bitcoin. Am I being too extreme?

1/ South Korea’s KOSPI crashed 9% to 4,923.48 and a circuit breaker halted trading. That followed a 5.28% fall to 5,383.80 on Nov. 5. Sell-side sidecars froze program trading for 5 minutes and foreign investors sold Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix by 7% to 9%. 2/ Bitcoin fell 5.78% to $76,011.79 and underperformed the broader selloff. Its 98% correlation with the S&P 500 shows a macro risk-off move. Crypto traded as a high-beta risk asset and not as a safe haven. 3/ The trigger came from equities. The Nasdaq fell over 5.5% on Nov. 5 as Democratic control of Congress raised fears of AI data-center spending restrictions. Nvidia dropped 9.3% and AMD plunged 17.3% before the rout spilled into crypto. 4/ Leverage had built up before the drop. Crypto market cap fell 5.29% to $2.55 trillion. Open interest rose 9.79% to $382.82 billion and volume surged 12.72%. That speculative positioning became fuel for forced selling. 5/ Liquidations amplified the decline. Over $1.08 billion in crypto positions liquidated in 24 hours and longs accounted for $954 million. Bitcoin alone saw $281.62 million liquidated with longs at 90%. Forced selling pushed prices lower and triggered more liquidations.

Complained too much today. Let's talk memes. Shill me something fun.

Bitcoin Pump and Dump? The $75,000 Support Zone Will Decide.

Is that CZ?

Chinese authorities officially said that Solana’s Shanghai event halted over unauthorized promotion and not overcapacity. Solana Foundation is not Solana Labs but whatever the case is, people only know Solana $SOL. How can our industry still make such mistakes in China?

Company R has token X. R has trillions transacted. 99.9% of that volume did not touch X. Sell X for operating cost. R partial earnings to build stablecoin. R is a bank too. Narrative from being our own bank to becoming a bank. USD stablecoin to support USD. Narrative from hating fiat to loving fiat. X burn rate is extremely low too. It is deflationary but not very efficient. If all earnings and utilities go to X, X would be worth a lot more. R and X are just imaginary examples. Any resemblance is purely coincidental > Crypto is not very crypto anymore. >> Centralised entities tell you this is an upgrade. >>> Do you buy their story?

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1/ $BTC rose 4.77% to $80,721.27 in 24 hours and led the total crypto market up 4.73% to $2.69T. The move tracked the S&P 500 at 87% and Gold at 86%, so macro relief after the U.S. midterm elections drove the first push. SPY rose 1.47%. 2/ Bitcoin had fallen to $75,700 on November 4 on fears a Democratic Congress sweep could delay crypto legislation. Fading political uncertainty sparked a rebound from oversold levels. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs had 3 straight days of outflows before the bounce. The rally needs net ETF inflows to prove spot demand. 3/ Over $386 million in short positions closed within 4 hours and total crypto liquidations neared $1 billion in 24 hours. Bitcoin liquidation volume jumped 314% to $366.58M. Shorts made up over 83% or $305.22M. Forced buying amplified the climb above $80,000. 4/ Bitcoin faces resistance at $81,300 to $82,000 and support at $78,000 to $79,000. A sustained hold above $80,076, the 50-day EMA, keeps the near-term bias cautiously bullish. A daily close above $81,300 confirms momentum. A break below $78,000 signals weakness and risks $77,000 to $75,700. 5/ Layer 1 gained 5.15% and Ethereum gained 5.06% over 7 days, beating the total market’s 4.73% rise. Capital is rotating into foundational blockchains. Ethereum must hold above $2,400. The market tests Fibonacci resistance at $2.77T, with a break targeting $2.83T. A loss of $2.57T support would likely invalidate the bullish structure.

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Can Bitcoin Hold $80,000 After a $386M Short Squeeze and $1.16B in ETF Outflows?

Is this the new way to tell people you are rich? CEX bag & suitcase? Must wear the full set, including the cap, T-shirt, pants & jacket. 1. Not safe 2. Kidnapping potential 3. Walking advert PS: I do not know who this is. Purely thinking this is not safe. 🤡

6. If you take the call, then you might also be injected with these. The script executed the steps below by applying obfuscation techniques to evade security detection. CREATE /opt/homebrew/Cellar/pyenv/2.8.0/libexec/pyenv_ MODIFY pyenv_ → 3,414 B DELETE .../libexec/pyenv (3,344 B) ← remove the valid pyenv RENAME pyenv_ → pyenv (3,414 B) ← replace it with a malicious version DELETE /opt/homebrew/bin/pyenv (3,414 B) ln (create a new symlink) + spawn zsh I have been through this. See previous chats. Stay safe. teapawt.net/anndylian/status/19685…

5. Stay safe, guys. I keep my devices separate when I get calls like this. Nothing is on my laptop. I even connect to a separate Wi-Fi that is connected to my dog's TV outside, which only my dog uses. If you need to take calls, try to set up your own video link. If they need you on your laptop on video for a text interview, you should not. Do not share your screen, too. They like you to use Teams and Zoom. Do not fall for it. If need be, use your mobile instead. Do not use a laptop. Cybersecurity is a must.

4. This is the real account, and it is stated that they are no longer on X. They have no blue check mark or yellow check mark. I hope to get more people to cover the story for awareness @Cointelegraph @CoinDesk @TheBlockCo @benzingacrypto @theallinpod @crypto

3. Then, followed by a phone call. This is the partial recording. He said bro @EvanLuthra was on his pod too. I hope Evan is fine.

2. They started to ask me many questions on TG. This is their account. I know this very well because I am a nobody, so why would NPR ping me for media quotes?

1/ bitcoin:native fell 1.05% to $75,830.54 in 24 hours and underperformed a slightly weaker broader market. Its 85% correlation with the S&P 500 points to a macro-driven, risk-sensitive move rather than an isolated crypto event. 2/ Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $398.6 million in net outflows on November 2 after $643.3 million on October 30. The 2-day total exceeds $1 billion. BlackRock's IBIT had its largest single-day withdrawal since summer. This erodes a key source of institutional demand. A return to net inflows would signal renewed confidence. 3/ Broader risk-off sentiment from U.S. midterm election uncertainty and weak technology stocks added pressure. Bitcoin liquidations totaled $34.64 million, flushing out over-leveraged long positions. Funding rates ran too high, and long positioning became crowded. Nasdaq stabilization and lower funding rates would mark progress. 4/ Geopolitical risk remains a background factor. The U.S. and Iran conflict saw localized defensive U.S. strikes on Qeshm Island. Qatari mediation temporarily balanced war fears and crude oil briefly dropped. An escalation that disrupts oil flows would likely trigger a sharper risk-off move across assets, including Bitcoin. 5/ Election projections changed the macro picture. CNBC and CBS News reported early on November 4, 2026, that Democrats had passed 218 House seats, with Senate pickups in North Carolina and South Carolina. Kalshi put the House probability above 99%. A Bloomberg survey had shown that Wall Street viewed a Republican Congress as the catalyst for Bitcoin to reach past $100,000 by the end of 2026.

$1 billion in ETF outflows, Democratic sweep highly likely, Iran war, can Bitcoin hold $75,xxx?

I have encountered similar hacks. Sharing this incident for awareness. Sharing my recording of this fake @NPR associated company for awareness. @X even allowed the fake company a Gold Checkmark. This is the story with visuals and video: