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Nvidia fell about 6% on yesterday when most stocks rose. Every group chat has that one person who just won't join the mood. Now Its getting it mood back.

Oil dropped about 4% on reports that US-Iran talks may reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Cheaper oil means cheaper everything, at least in theory.

Stocks had their best day since April on Monday. The S&P 500 gained 2.35% and the Dow gained over 1,100 points. A rare day when red numbers took a break.

Nasdaq fell 5.5% last Thursday and chip stocks dropped 12.3%. Anthropic is still pushing ahead with its IPO, and reports say investors want a lower valuation than the roughly $2 trillion floated earlier. A lower price can help, but nobody knows where $ANT will open. Visa priced at $44 in March 2008, in the middle of a credit crunch, and closed its debut day at $56.50. That is no promise for ANT, it just shows a scared market can still reward people who get in at the offer price. My plan on Bitget IPO Prime is simple: I commited a small amount I can afford. The public is opens now, with a 5% fee on what's allocated, up to 25,000 USDT a user, pro rata. The minimum is 100 $USDT, no brokerage account is needed, and unallocated funds are refunded. After listing, I'd hold rANT, backed 1:1 by ANT shares in custody, for the long term. Join here : bitget.com/campaigns/anthrop…

Crypto market cap is $2.59 trillion and the mood is "Fear." Everyone's nervous, nobody wants to say it first.

zcash:native is down about 6% today, while $AVAX is up over 7%. Even in a quiet market, someone has to be the main character.

$ETH is near $2,120, $SOL near $86, $$XRP near $1.10. The altcoins are all in a waiting room with magazines nobody wants to read.

Coinbase just won a federal trust charter. While prices struggle, the grown-up paperwork keeps moving. Slow, boring, and probably the real news of the week.

Traders are watching $73K to $74K as the floor. If it breaks, some say $70K is next. If it holds, people will call it "strong support." Same chart, different story.

Bitcoin is sitting just under $75K, the line everyone keeps talking about. It's like standing at the edge of a pool, deciding whether to jump or leave.

Good morning. Bitcoin is at $74.8K, CPI drops this afternoon, and the market is acting like it's waiting outside the principal's office. Coffee first, charts later.

Traders are closing risky bets before CPI because nobody wants a surprise. It's the market version of cleaning your room before guests arrive.

Money is also leaving Bitcoin ETFs. Big investors are not panicking, but they're also not clapping.

Over $1 billion in crypto bets were wiped out in the sell-off. A lot of traders had a very quiet Monday.

Bitcoin dipped to $73.7K on Sunday, then crawled back to about $75K. It's like tripping in public and quickly pretending you meant to do that.

Three trending tokens, three different stories. $ZEC finished its NU7 upgrade, cutting block time from 75 to 25 seconds, so private payments confirm about 3x faster. With ETF inflows and institutional interest, privacy is getting attention again. $PEPE has the strongest momentum for me. It traded near $0.0000048 after Arkham linked about $51M of PEPE (2.82% of supply) to Justin Sun wallets. I'm watching $0.000005 as resistance. The risk is that a holder that big can also sell, and the link is an estimate, not confirmed. $ARB is the quiet one. Arbitrum ranked second in monthly perps DEX volume, but 92.65M ARB unlocks on Nov 16, about $16M, which can add selling pressure. I'd watch $0.14 as support, with $0.11 below it. To trade these moves, check the Trading Club Championship (Trending Tokens) and Trending Tokens Party Phase 3 on Bitget. join here: bitget.ng/launchhub/trading-…

GN fam. The week was rough, but we made it to the end even if we got liquidated. Let's close the charts. The market will still be here tomorrow.

If this week felt like a rollercoaster, don't worry. Next week has more twists, but at least we'll be ready with snacks.

Everyone says they're "taking a break from the charts" this weekend. Their phone says otherwise.

Inflation data lands Tuesday, and the Fed decides on December 9. This week's schedule is basically one big "please don't surprise me."