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The semiconductor sector is flashing danger signals!

Several semiconductor stocks have already fallen decisively below their 200-day moving averages, and the technical picture is starting to weaken.

The correction in tech stocks may not be over yet, and $BTC also needs to keep an eye on overall risk sentiment.

🚨 Wall Street is experiencing a sharp sector rotation!

The Nasdaq swung nearly 5% in 12 hours. Tech giants rose, while semiconductor stocks came under selling pressure.

There are three main reasons:

Data center construction may slow, making power resources even scarcer.

The market is worried that the AI infrastructure investment cycle may have peaked, weighing on chip stocks.

Expectations of easing tensions between the U.S. and Iran have pushed oil prices lower, lifting risk appetite.

My take: AI demand hasn’t disappeared. What’s truly scarce is power and construction capacity.

The market may be pricing in future projects too pessimistically while overlooking orders that have already been signed.

Going forward, focus on real demand and corporate orders.

$BTC

Interesting! The Open Interest for $BTC is sending a signal:

A group of short sellers in the market appears to be on the defensive.

If BTC starts to rebound, these short sellers could face liquidation pressure.

If you had spent $600 yesterday buying Apple (AAPL) call options, that investment could be worth $79,800 today!

In just one day, $600 turned into nearly $80,000.

That’s the crazy thing about the options market.

Of course, the risks are just as staggering.

$BTC

Amid the macro downtrend, $BTC has nevertheless formed a rising wedge.

There is also resistance overhead on the weekly and monthly charts.

But market sentiment remains bearish. This divergence is rather ironic.

Breaking news: According to Al Araby Al Jadeed, the United States and Iran have made mutual concessions on the nuclear program and frozen assets.

Expectations of easing tensions in the Middle East are growing, bringing a recovery in risk appetite.

$BTC and $ETH are rebounding strongly! 🔥🚀

Is BTC repeating its 2022 price action?

Bitcoin is gradually approaching the rising middle band of the weekly Bollinger Bands, while the lower band is also continuing to turn upward.

If this pattern continues to develop, it may be worth keeping a close eye on.

$BTC

I remain firmly bullish on $BTC !

Back in August, I recommended buying spot between 60K and 64K, and predicted that 57K would be the bottom of this cycle.

Many people mocked and questioned me at the time, but those who followed this strategy have now made solid gains.

A few weeks ago, I reminded everyone that BTC was trading in the 80K–87K range, and that if support at 80K gave way, they could consider continuing to buy in batches.

My current limit order levels:

📍76K

📍75K

📍73K

📍72K

I believe the area below the white trendline is where bulls feel the most pressure, but it could also be a spot-buying opportunity worth watching.

My targets remain clear:

🎯Short term: 93K, 97K

🎯Medium term: 130K–140K

🎯Longer-term targets: 180K–200K

I still believe 57K was the bottom of this cycle. Bullish in the short term, and even more bullish in the medium term!

👀 Looking back at history, $BTC saw sharp declines after both the 2018 and 2022 U.S. midterm elections.

But there’s one key difference:

Both times, BTC was near its low for the previous year.

Now, BTC’s price is about 33% above its yearly low.

There are currently no clear signs that the previous pattern of declines will repeat this time.

History can offer guidance, but it shouldn’t be copied directly.

$BTC

$BTC Medium- to long-term trend projection:

76K → 88K → 75K → 100K

I believe the series of lower highs formed since 88K is nearing a breakout.

The key question now is: will the price retest 76K first, or dip further to 75K?

Either way, 100K remains my next target to watch.🚀

Nearly $1 trillion!

Reportedly, nearly $1 trillion in market value was wiped out from the U.S. stock market today.

Market volatility is intensifying. Next, keep an eye on the performance of $BTC . 🔥

🔥 Attention! There may be an interesting pattern between the U.S. midterm elections and the historical price movements of $BTC .

Looking back at the performance after the past three midterm elections:

📍2014: Bottomed out after about 71 days, at around $170.

📍2018: Bottomed out after about 39 days, at around $3,200.

📍2022: Bottomed out after about 13 days, at around $15,500.

From those lows, subsequent gains reached:

🚀 $170 → $20,000, more than 100x

🚀 $3,200 → $64,000, about 20x

🚀 $15,500 → $126,000, about 8x

Here’s another interesting detail: the time it took to bottom out got shorter each time—71 days, 39 days, and 13 days.

Historically, times of greatest market fear have often laid the groundwork for the next cycle of opportunity.

Will $BTC follow this pattern again this time? 👀

$BTC Market Analysis:

As long as the closing price fails to break above 81,982, the rise is more likely to be a rebound within a downtrend, so we should remain alert to further declines.

Pay close attention to two support levels:

74,892

73,354

Of these, 74,892 is an important level on the daily chart.

If this level holds, the market may still have a chance to rebound.

However, even if a rebound occurs, remain alert to the possibility of a bearish head-and-shoulders top (OBО) forming at higher levels. Continue to monitor the price wave structure.

$ETH Biweekly (2W) Analysis:

The structure of the final upward impulse wave remains intact, and it is currently in the Wave 2 correction phase.

The higher-degree bullish structure has not been invalidated.

$BTC

🚨 U.S. stocks face a fierce sell-off!

According to reports circulating on social media, around $700 billion in market value vanished from U.S. stock markets in just 2.5 hours.

Market panic is mounting, triggered by Iran's warning that it would strike U.S. military bases if the United States launches another attack.

Geopolitical risks are shaking global financial markets. Could $BTC also be affected?

Historically, $BTC has fallen after every U.S. midterm election.

And the next midterm election is tomorrow.

Will history repeat itself this time? 👀