#ETH give the opportunity 3500 to pump! Slowly open a long order!

That "1011 Short Selling Insider" finally made a move! Just now, during this wave of correction, he completely closed all his ETH long positions, ultimately making a profit of $2,856,000 in this round of trading. Specifically, he sold off positions worth $198 million in batches, and combined with ETH and BTC, he netted $1,556,000 in profit and exited the market — although he lost $1.3 million on a BTC long position earlier, he made it back with ETH. The movements of large funds always bring some volatility to the market. This time, he chose to take profits during the decline, demonstrating quite a seasoned trading rhythm.

#美国政府停运 Today, the US stock market opened quite fragmented - the Dow barely rose by 0.03%, while the S&P and Nasdaq fell, with the technology zone again being a market maker holding back progress. The most explosive news is about Nvidia. SoftBank suddenly announced that it had completely divested from it last October, cashing out $5.8 billion and walking away. As soon as this news broke, Nvidia opened down 2.28%, and market sentiment instantly cooled off considerably. It’s worth noting that SoftBank is a major player in the AI sector, and this move carries a bit of profound meaning. The AI cloud computing sector is even worse. Coreweave directly fell by 9.3%. Although the recently released financial report shows revenue more than doubled year-on-year, increasing by 134% to 1.36 billion, the operating profit margin is only 4%, which is far from expectations. Even worse, they have also lowered their full-year revenue forecast, and next year's capital expenditures are said to more than double. What the market fears the most right now is this kind of "spending money without seeing profits" story, as once the valuation bubble bursts, it could lead to a chain reaction. The plant-based meat sector is also not doing well. Beyond Meat has fallen by 7.1%, and the sales expectations for the fourth quarter continue to be dismal. This company once enjoyed great success, but now it faces shrinking demand, high costs, and a lack of new product innovations. This year, its stock price has already been halved multiple times. To be honest, the current situation is quite clear - value stocks are supporting the Dow, while tech stocks are struggling under the dual pressure of valuation and performance. The AI zone has begun to cool down from last year's frenzy, and everyone is now more concerned with whether they can actually make money. We need to closely watch the earnings reports of tech giants, as well as any policy shifts. ()$ZEC