From boring to heart wrenching drop.
Looks like $BTC bulls are in trouble!
Bitcoin has broken below $74k, and RSI is flashing oversold levels. But the catch is oversold doesn't mean a bottom is in.
How low can we get? Will Btc get to $70,000?
Sounds like a steal when it goes to $73k.
Remember to trade the confirmation, not the hope. Play it wisely.
Bloomberg reports that Apple has been conducting extensive discussions telling the world that they think differently. Now it looks like it's scrambling to catch up with OpenAI and the AI revolution.
So, if Siri needs to become more like ChatGPT, and Apple's next big AI ambition resembles what competitors are already building, where exactly is the innovation?
Apple has some of the best hardware, chips and ecosystem in the industry, yet it's struggling to lead the biggest technological shift in a generation.
The real question isn't whether Siri can become smarter. It's whether Apple has lost its ability to lead and is now simply waiting to see what everyone else builds before copying the blueprint.
Is Apple still an innovator, or has it become the world's most expensive follower?
$AAPL #Stocks #Trading
If a wife can't trust @JensenHuang, are we able to trust him? What will happen to $NVDA now?
Power, money and national security is suddenly bigger than a personal affair.
When a CEO controls one of the world's most powerful technology companies, where does his personal life end and corporate responsibility begin?
An alleged foreign intelligence operation involving someone close to the CEO is not just celebrity gossip. It raises questions about corporate security, judgement, access to sensitive information and national interests.
Are corporate leaders held to the same standards as everyone else, or does having billions of dollars and an influential position come with a different set of rules?
This is no longer just about infidelity. It's about trust, accountability and whether any individual should be bigger than the company they lead.
When $BTC break above $76,100 could open the way to $79,000 to $81,000.
And if bitcoin drops below $74,780, it could mean more trouble for it.
Buy when it is Above $76,100
Take profit 1 $78,900
Take profit 2 $81,100
Stop loss Below $74,780
Remember: Wait for a confirmed candle close. Trade the breakout, not the guess! 🚀
$GRASS is forming a symmetrical triangle on the 4H chart!
Price is making lower highs and higher lows, meaning a breakout could be close.
Above $0.53 = bullish confirmation.
Below $0.48 = bearish breakdown.
When it hits above $0.53 = buying opportunity then sell
First profit --> $0.57
Second profit --> $0.60
Major target --> $0.61
Patience pays. Wait for confirmation, don't chase!
Everyone asks WHEN to buy and WHEN to sell… But that's not the real question!
The real question is: HOW GREEDY ARE YOU?
Greed can turn a winning trade into a losing one. Know when enough is enough! 📈
$NVDA is brewing!
NVIDIA is forming a symmetrical triangle after its recent pullback.
A clean breakout with strong volume could open the door to $200 +.
If it fails to break out, I'll stay patient and watch support around $182.
Not rushing into a trade. Waiting for confirmation. And will enter at $188 - $189.
Not to mention 17 Nov is something to look out for.
#NVDA #NVIDIA #Stocks #Trading #StockMarket
$XRP is showing signs of a possible move to $1.20+
After a strong drop, XRP is now moving sideways and forming a triangle pattern around $1.16.
Here's what I'm watching:
📍 Support: $1.15
📍 Resistance: $1.17
A break above $1.17 with strong volume could open the door to higher prices.
Next levels to watch:
$1.17 → $1.23 → $1.29
But if XRP loses $1.15, the bullish setup could fail.
Patience is key. Let's see which way XRP moves next!
#XRP #Ripple #Crypto #Altcoins
I understand perfectly well what a joint venture is. A separate legal entity operating under another jurisdiction is not automatically subject to US law. Nobody is disputing that.
But you're confusing independence with isolation. A joint venture can operate independently while still benefiting from Ripple's (A US based company) technology, partnerships, liquidity and the wider regulatory environment in which its parent company operates.
The point was never that the US controls these entities. It's that US regulatory clarity can influence the wider market in which Ripple (A US based company) operates.
Remember this: A separate legal entity doesn't mean separate global ecosystem. That's the distinction you're overlooking.
I think we've made our points. I'll leave it there.
I understand perfectly well what a joint venture is. A separate legal entity operating under another jurisdiction is not automatically subject to US law. Nobody is disputing that.
But you're confusing independence with isolation. A joint venture can operate independently while still benefiting from Ripple's (A US based company) technology, partnerships, liquidity and the wider regulatory environment in which its parent company operates.
The point was never that the US controls these entities. It's that US regulatory clarity can influence the wider market in which Ripple (A US based company) operates.
Remember this: A separate legal entity doesn't mean separate global ecosystem. That's the distinction you're overlooking.
I think we've made our points. I'll leave it there.
You're arguing against a point I never made. I've never said the US controls XRP or that XRP needs America to succeed. Its use across Asia, Europe and the Middle East proves its global utility, NOT that US regulation is irrelevant.
And the reserve currency argument is a separate discussion. It doesn't change how financial regulation, institutional adoption or cross border payments work.
Calling someone brainwashed or labelling them American doesn't strengthen your argument. It just avoids addressing theirs.
I'm happy to agree to disagree, but let's not confuse a global asset with a world where regulation in major financial markets has no influence.
You don't have to agree with me, but at least argue against what I actually said. I'll leave it there.
@MrNobod79977306@XRPcryptowolf Can you seriously not understand that RIPPLE is a US based company?
Maybe learn a bit about business before letting your political hatred cloud your judgement. Not everything revolves around American politics.
PS. I’m not even American. Lol. 😂