Asian trading sessions took a hit today as tech stocks dragged indices lower across the region. The selloff was particularly concentrated in tech-heavy sectors, with investors dumping positions amid broader risk-off sentiment. Major exchanges from Tokyo to Hong Kong felt the pressure, reflecting concerns over valuations and regulatory headwinds. This wave mirrors similar patterns we've seen stateside, where tech names have been bleeding for days. Worth noting how quickly sentiment shifts when big money rotates out of growth plays.

Recently, after observing for a while, those who stubbornly refuse to set stop losses have basically been taught a lesson by the market. With contracts, not using stop loss is like running naked; getting liquidated is just a matter of time.

Anyone got thoughts on where Bitcoin's headed by 2027? Curious to hear some predictions.

Mina was just suspended from trading on a compliance platform. This kind of signal cannot be ignored.
There isn't much recent data available from Nano for comparison. This is a bit difficult to judge.

Interesting market snapshot: Berachain's market cap is actually sitting below Terra Luna Classic right now. BERA vs LUNC - not the comparison you'd expect, but the numbers don't lie.

Mark your calendars. November 8 could be the catalyst everyone's been waiting for—the day crypto markets ignite into a massive bullrun. Are we finally breaking out, or is this just another false alarm? The countdown begins.

Looking at EIGEN right now, setting up a long position at current levels. Got my dollar-cost averaging zone marked at 0.7400 if we dip there. Taking profits in stages - eyeing 2x to 4x returns on this one. Stop loss sitting tight at 0.06834 to keep things in check. Remember, position sizing matters more than the setup itself.

The market's current trend is very stable, and it's bullish in the long term.

Just spotted a sharp move on $PECHI – a mobile trader locked in profits with a clean +55.05% gain on their position.
Another reminder that timing and exit discipline can make all the difference in volatile markets. Not every trade needs to be a home run, but consistency like this adds up fast.

LINEA's taking a beating—down 9% in the last day as traders brace for impact. The culprit? A monster token unlock dropping November 10th: $40.67 million worth of LINEA flooding the market.
We're talking 1.02 billion tokens—that's 18.4% of total supply hitting circulation. Not exactly comforting when you look at the track record: similar unlocks tend to trigger sell-offs. The chart's already ugly: 65% drop over three months.
Market's pricing in the fear. Whether it's justified or overblown, that unlock date is circled in red on every holder's calendar.

Recently, I have observed an interesting phenomenon: the wealth effect in a Bear Market is actually the most pronounced and the easiest to grasp.
When liquidity dries up to a certain extent, the market's attention naturally focuses on the few people or institutions that are still making money. Take myself for example, now if I casually buy a token, I can watch the price move through several 15-minute candlesticks... The volatility in such a quiet market can actually make people see a lot more clearly.

Now the leading platforms are aggressively promoting contracts, it seems that Zhenxuan Station's move is to reclaim the fiat deposit and withdrawal market, after all, this was the core advantage back in the day.

What's driving the jellyjelly surge right now?

Remember when ETH crashed 66% earlier this year? That brutal dive turned out to be just a shakeout before the rally to fresh all-time highs.

When the market is unclear, the smartest move is to hit the pause button.
Don't just stare at the market, go out for a walk, exercise, or do something you enjoy. The market will fluctuate, but if your health deteriorates, that's truly irreversible.
Trading is a marathon, not a sprint.

Right now, watching $USELESS liquidations unfold feels like catching falling knives - except the knives are made of opportunity. That aggressive forced selling? It's creating entry points.
When $USELESS pulls back, that's when the smart money shows up. We've slid back into the demand zone, and these dips aren't for panicking - they're for positioning.

So what's the deal with that $100k target everyone was hyping? Still waiting or did we miss something?

Follow this trend to see if it will replicate the kind of second pump after the rise of Pepe. I feel there is still a bit of room for imagination.

The market's about to shift, and if you didn't hedge your positions, you're gonna feel it. A lot of traders sleeping on risk management right now. When volatility hits, the unprepared get wrecked first. Classic cycle repeating itself.

What's really frustrating right now? There's no clear catalyst driving this endless dump. No tariff drama, no regulatory bombshell - nothing concrete to blame.
Just wake up, check the charts, and watch another wave of selling hit. Day after day. Same story. Pure relentless pressure with zero explanation.
Market fatigue hitting different when you can't even point to a reason.