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$NVDA has sold off sharply this week amid a growing leadership crisis around CEO Jensen Huang. Over the weekend Huang admitted an extramarital affair with Alice Huang (no relation), a former Megaspeed executive that U.S. intelligence has viewed as a potential Chinese asset. The relationship reportedly helped move billions in chips to China. Nvidia’s board launched an independent investigation. On Nov 11, the New York Times reported a second affair — this time with Kimberly Powell, Nvidia’s VP of Healthcare and a direct report. Hours later the WSJ said the board is preparing to oust Huang, with a meeting underway. Nov 9–10: Down ~4–5.5% each day Nov 11 regular session: Closed +2.9% at $173.73 After-hours: Plunged ~8.6% to ~$159 on the second-affair + ouster reports

Today marks four years since FTX filed for bankruptcy. An $8 billion hole, a multi-year restructuring process, and a hard split among creditors—some eventually got paid, many others had already left crypto by the time the dust settled. Looking back, the industry has changed in some fundamental ways: Spot Bitcoin ETFs finally opened the door. Dollar-denominated stablecoins have quietly become one of the most important pieces of global payment infrastructure. Crypto is increasingly functioning as a distribution rail for traditional assets. DEXs are no longer a side market. The old “TradFi vs DeFi” framing has largely faded. Bybit, Bitget, and Binance have all suffered major security incidents since FTX. In each case they absorbed the losses instead of socializing them onto users—showing stronger crisis management than FTX ever demonstrated. Four years ago, crypto’s main appeal was building new financial primitives. Today, a large part of its growth is simply moving existing financial assets onto the chain.

Bear markets are the sowing season — the hardest period, but the only one that creates future harvests. #BTC #STOCKS On @AiCoincom this is when most traders should be preparing positions, not waiting for a perfect bottom. After entries are made, further drawdowns are common. That’s part of the process. The bigger cost is missing the entire cycle’s move once momentum returns. When the mindset shifts from “timing the exact low” to “planting while conditions are still unfavorable,” the emotional pressure drops. Charts become clearer. Decisions become calmer. AiCoincom is built for this phase: clean K-line tools so traders can focus on structure instead of noise, and position with the cycle rather than against it. Bear market. Time to plant.

This chart answers the question: Where is all the money going? Pump.fun: 97% of users in loss FOMO: 96.5% Polymarket & Kalshi: 92.5% GMGN: 93% Almost every major trading and prediction platform shows the same pattern — 80-97% of users are losing money. This isn’t random volatility. It’s a structural reality. These are negative-sum games (fees, spreads, and information asymmetry). Money flows from the majority to a small minority of winners, market makers, and the platforms themselves. Most people aren’t “investing.” They’re providing liquidity for the few who actually win. The numbers are brutal.

US stock massacre had crypto natives nodding in recognition. Chip giants got absolutely wrecked in a single session: $SNDK -22% | $MU -17% | $AMD -17% Meanwhile BTC -5.8%, ETH -7.9%, and SOL -6.5% suddenly looked almost civilized by comparison. Traders thought they were buying “blue-chip” tech. Instead the volatility started trading like mid-cap alts. The trigger was post-midterm fears that a Democrat-controlled Congress will tighten rules around AI data centers, slowing the massive buildout that has been fueling chip demand. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index (SOX) dropped ~12% — its worst day since March 2020. While the Nasdaq fell over 5% and the S&P 500 shed roughly $3 trillion in market value. Nvidia alone lost hundreds of billions. Memory and storage names (SanDisk, Micron, Western Digital, Seagate) took the worst of it. Crypto followed the risk-off move, but the relative calm in majors versus the carnage in “safe” AI-linked stocks was hard to miss. When traditional tech starts moving like altcoins, the whole risk spectrum gets recalibrated.

Bitcoin is trading around $80,500 after a sharp post-midterm recovery. It dipped to ~$75,600 as results came in, then rebounded more than 6% — consistent with CoinShares’ James Butterfill’s view that the Democratic sweep was largely priced in. Butterfill: With uncertainty cleared, there is room for a relief rally. The result itself doesn’t necessarily trigger another sell-off. Bigger risk remains slower crypto reform (CLARITY Act faces a harder path) and political noise from Trump-related probes. U.S. crypto equities are more sensitive than BTC. Real yields, USD liquidity, and ETP flows still matter more for Bitcoin.

2026 midterms early results: Democrats flipping NC Senate + looking strong in the House. Crypto impact so far: • Short-term: mostly priced in (BTC ~$76.5k, still more driven by ETF flows, Fed & risk sentiment) • House Dem win = slower path for CLARITY Act + more oversight • Trump still in White House until 2029 → executive remains relatively friendly Split Congress is the least bad outcome for crypto. Watching final Senate calls. Longer-term: Dem House = tougher road for market structure bills; Senate remains the key variable.

NK denial doesn’t change the on-chain picture Kim Yo-jong called the FBI’s attribution of the ~$6.3B Binance theft to North Korea “absurd rhetoric and nothing new,” saying Washington is trying to pin every major cyber incident on the DPRK. That’s the standard response out of Pyongyang. The data side looks different. TRM Labs and Chainalysis had already tied the exploit to TraderTraitor (the same cluster linked to the $1.5B Bybit hack) with high confidence before the FBI formalized it. Funds were moved across multiple chains in a tight window, then largely swapped into ETH — the pattern analysts have seen from this group before. The FBI is now asking exchanges and DeFi platforms to block the known addresses. A denial from KCNA doesn’t move the wallets. The tracking still points the same way, and the conversion/laundering activity is what everyone is watching.

North Korean-linked actors (TraderTraitor) have laundered approximately $242 million through the Tron leg alone within two days exploit. This is a fraction of the ~$6.3–6.4B total theft (largest crypto heist on record), of which ~$2.8–3B was frozen on-chain by issuers (Tether, Circle, etc.) and protocols. Roughly $3.5B remained controllable by the attackers after freezes; the Tron activity represents early, rapid layering.⁠ Tron flow breakdown: Stolen on Tron: ~$628M (612.7M USDT + 46.4M TRX). Tether froze 378.7M USDT on day 1 → ~$249M left movable. ~$194M exited via bridges/swaps: Relay ~$48M, THORChain ~$44M, Chainflip ~$32.1M, Symbiosis ~$16M (plus smaller routes like USDT0, Across). Additional ~$43M via Bitget Wallet and others (destinations partly unresolved). ~$26M stayed on Tron (JustLend, USDD swaps, CEX service accounts); ~$22M lost to fees/slippage. Bridged funds primarily landed as ETH on Ethereum mainnet (~53k ETH), BTC, and stablecoins, then continued moving. ~$7.5M still on Tron; $3B+ on other chains (BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL) remains largely untouched.⁠ FBI, USSS, and IRS-CI have attributed the full hack to DPRK’s TraderTraitor and explicitly urged THORChain node operators, RPC providers, instant exchanges, and DeFi services to block addresses tied to the proceeds. Laundering shows high automation and volume (thousands of deposits), shifting toward bridges and instant swaps rather than solely mixers. Bridges remain high-throughput exit vectors even under scrutiny; decentralized designs face clear tension between permissionless operation and law-enforcement pressure. Most capital is still staged, so the next wave of movement will be the key tracking phase.

2026 midterms are days away. Historical midterm years often saw post-election weakness before higher prices 12 months later 2026 looks different — June ~$58k may already be the low; cycle position > election result Dem House (likely) could slow CLARITY Act & raise oversight risk; BTC more resilient than alts Macro (liquidity, Fed, ETF flows) still dominates politics Election is noise. Cycle and liquidity are the signal.

Stay bullish on BTC, but keep your risk management stronger than your conviction.

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Recent on-chain data has shown significant asset outflows linked to exchange hot wallets across multiple chains. Security researchers tracking the activity have highlighted specific technical characteristics, while official statements confirm that user funds remain protected and any potential losses will be fully covered by the platform. Technique Observations Public on-chain analysis indicates the activity involved the use of EIP-7702 account delegation. This mechanism allows an externally owned account to temporarily point its execution to a smart contract after a valid signature is provided by the account’s own key. Researchers note that multiple authorizations covering a range of nonces were submitted in a single transaction, with one matching the active nonce and enabling a subsequent sweep. The operator address had earlier received funding via Tornado Cash, followed by deployment and testing of related contracts. This pattern is consistent with scenarios involving access to, or influence over, signing infrastructure rather than a simple extraction of a raw private key. Similar signing-path considerations have appeared in prior large exchange incidents. Large on-chain movements tend to increase short-term volatility and liquidation activity as participants reassess counterparty and operational risk. Over longer horizons, repeated incidents of this type typically accelerate demand for proof-of-reserves transparency, third-party audits of signing systems, and greater use of self-custody or qualified custodians for non-trading balances.

🟢 $EVAA catching a bid after the washout Price is up 8.1% on the 30m with open interest rising 8.4% alongside it. Currently trading $1.05 on the Alpha and perp markets. The numbers are relatively clean for a rebound of this size. OI sits at $10.64M against a $16.93M market cap (63% control), funding is mildly positive at +0.039%, and both retail (1.26) and whales (1.42) are leaning long. The 1h short squeeze of $77K shows some of the earlier leverage already got cleared. We’ve been tracking the whale cycle for the past three hours. Their cost zone is still around $0.917, with roughly 75% of the base position still held. The earlier long from $0.9943 on the 28th is currently underwater by 4.6% after running as high as +15.8% — classic dip into cost, not a full exit. The tape looks like a standard washout rebound rather than fresh distribution. Price tagged the whale cost area, volume picked up on the bounce, and CVD is showing active bid absorption. Base is still in. Second-entry window is open if it holds above the cost zone. $EVAA

$600M+ left Bitcoin ETFs. Now the money is coming back. Is this the start of a reversal — or just a one-day bounce? Here's what AiCoin ETF flow data shows: • Oct 22: $600M+ in net outflows • Oct 23: Selling pressure continued • Oct 26: ~$110M in net inflows • IBIT: Leading the latest inflow Here's what traders should watch: One green day doesn't erase a wave of institutional selling. If inflows continue over the next few sessions, it could signal improving demand behind BTC's recovery. If flows turn negative again, the rebound may lack institutional support. The signal isn't the first green bar. It's whether the next ones follow. Track the flows, not just the candles. Source: AiCoin ETF Tracker #Bitcoin #BTC #BitcoinETF

$80k is right there and nobody wants to touch it. BTC is sitting at $79,700 this morning. It keeps poking $80,000, stalling, then drifting back under. No clean break higher, no real rejection lower. Just a slow, uncomfortable grind right on the line while the Fed decides tomorrow. 🔸 Price spent the weekend and early Monday Asia hours dipping into the $79,100–$79,700 area before clawing back. Now it’s chopping in a tight band just under and just over $80k. $81k still looks far away. Every approach gets met with thinner volume and hesitation. The market is treating the round number like something it doesn’t fully trust yet. 🔹 Last 24 hours saw roughly $150–$200 million liquidated, majority longs. Not a full flush, but enough to keep leverage tight. Weekend books were thin, so the moves under $80k looked worse than the actual size of the flow. Plenty of higher longs are still sitting there if this level gives way once full U.S. volume shows up. 🔸 ETF picture is still the late-week one. Friday printed about $138 million out. Thursday + Friday combined roughly $773 million left, led by IBIT and FBTC. The week of the 19th–23rd finished green on paper because of the first three days, but October overall is still negative. These funds have been selling dips more than buying them. No fresh confirmation yet that anyone stepped in hard on this $80k test. 🔸 Decision is tomorrow. Markets are pricing a high chance of a hold, but the real focus is any signal on December. Oil remains elevated and the 10-year is near 5%. Macro is not giving risk assets much help right now. 🔹 Fear & Greed is back near 50. Neutral. No panic, but no conviction either. People are watching the level more than chasing it. Hold it and the market has to start debating whether the next push is real or just another failed attempt.

⚡ 60 BTC short added in under a minute. “Cross-border Asset Harvester” just piled on another $4.82M short. Total BTC short now sits at $16.08M with a floating profit of $99.2K. Still has ~$10.99M in unfilled orders waiting. Address: 0x469e9a7f624b04c24f0e64edf8d8a277e6bf58a5 #Bitcoin #WhaleWatch #Crypto

5-year DCA data just dropped: Bitcoin vs Nasdaq vs Gold. $50 a week since Oct 2021. Total invested: ~$13,050 each. As of Oct 2026: Bitcoin: $25,593 Gold: $22,427 Nasdaq: $21,831 Bitcoin still leads, but the gap is tighter than the “no second best” narrative suggests. Gold has been surprisingly competitive in the later stages of this window. In a market that’s been grinding and rejecting breakouts, the long-term DCA numbers look decent — short-term order flow and capital flows still look messy. Patience continues to do more work than chasing. 👀

One mastermind, 11+ years in prison, 61,000 Bitcoin, and ~40 billion yuan siphoned from over 128,000 victims. The high-profile transnational Bitcoin laundering case just hit a pivotal moment. The UK High Court ruled that claims to the seized 61,000 BTC must be decided under Chinese law, not English law. That shift hands a potential edge to the UK government — and leaves many Chinese victims likely limited to their original fiat principal (plus interest). Qian Zhimin’s scheme raised roughly 40 billion yuan between 2014–2017. A large portion was converted into Bitcoin at an average cost under 3,000 yuan. After years locked up, those coins surged nearly 200x. Under Chinese law, victims may recover only what they originally put in. The massive unrealized gains after principal repayment would most likely stay with the UK authorities. When Qian was sentenced in London last November, Bitcoin was still above $100,000 and the stash was valued near $6 billion. With the price now around $80,000, tens of billions in notional value have already evaporated while the legal fight continues. There's a grim symmetry to it all. The woman who fled China on a fake passport, lived lavishly in Europe, and dreamed of European castles was eventually arrested in a rented bed. The 100,000+ victims who funded the scheme waited years — only to be shut out of the crypto upside.