Tech stocks are bleeding red today. The Nasdaq just deepened its slide, now sitting at -1.00% as sellers pile on.
This isn't just about equities—when traditional markets wobble like this, risk assets across the board feel the heat. Crypto traders know the drill: macro jitters often translate into volatility spikes in digital asset markets too.
The selloff reflects growing unease. Whether it's rate concerns, profit-taking, or something brewing beneath the surface, the message is clear: risk-off mode is kicking in. Keep an eye on how Bitcoin and altcoins react over the next few sessions—correlation trends suggest they won't stay immune for long.
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GateUser-7b078580
· 1h ago
Data shows a decline of only -1%. Such fluctuations measured hourly are hardly significant, and the real historic lows haven't arrived yet.
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PumpAnalyst
· 12-11 15:18
Nasdaq has fallen again, and this time it's really going to break through. Are the retail investors still dreaming?
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A macro shake, and the crypto market has to follow along. The big players love to cut a wave at this time.
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It's bearish, I admit, but this rebound does have some substance. Don't break the support level, brothers.
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Attention everyone! Bitcoin's technical indicators are already showing problems, and it may continue to drop intra-day.
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Risk control! Risk control! Those who don't understand risk control are just giving money to the big players.
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Is this the last chance to jump on board? Or is it just the old trick...
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Seeing someone still daring to chase the highs now, I know we're not far from the bottom. The previous points are ambush spots.
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I'm not here to discourage you, but the current macro sentiment is really dangerous. It's advisable to take profits in time.
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All-InQueen
· 12-11 15:18
Here it comes again, this wave of decline is definitely going to drag down the crypto market
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Nasdaq's decline is so shallow, Bitcoin should have started bleeding long ago
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Oh my, this is just the beginning, it feels like there’s more to come
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Risk-off is a signal for us, get ready to buy the dip, everyone
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I bet five dollars that the crypto market will break tonight
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Looking at this pace, mainstream coins probably won't hold out much longer
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I've said it before—when macro shocks, coins will tremble too. Now you believe it, right?
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This Nasdaq drop isn’t even considered bleeding? The crypto market is the real bloodbath
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Interest rate worries are hitting us again. When will it finally settle down?
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This is the toughest test of mental resilience. I’m calmly sitting on the fishing platform
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MysteriousZhang
· 12-11 15:18
The Nasdaq drops again, are we really going to sell off this time?
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The crypto world is about to be dragged down again, I knew it.
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A -1% drop is called bleeding red? That's funny.
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Every time the US stock market jitters, cryptocurrencies have to be sacrificed. So annoying.
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Interest rates are still being hyped, endless cycle.
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How much longer can Bitcoin hold out? Let's bet on an hour.
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Risk-off is just a signal. It's time to reduce positions, everyone.
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Same old trick again, after harvesting the leek, no more sound.
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MysteryBoxOpener
· 12-11 15:04
It's starting again. When stocks fall, cryptocurrencies also drop. This time, there's really no way to avoid it.
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ShibaOnTheRun
· 12-11 15:02
Here we go again, tech stocks keep falling. Can BTC bottom out this time?
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 12-11 14:59
It's the same story again—when the stock market drops, the crypto world is done for. It's getting a bit annoying.
Tech stocks are bleeding red today. The Nasdaq just deepened its slide, now sitting at -1.00% as sellers pile on.
This isn't just about equities—when traditional markets wobble like this, risk assets across the board feel the heat. Crypto traders know the drill: macro jitters often translate into volatility spikes in digital asset markets too.
The selloff reflects growing unease. Whether it's rate concerns, profit-taking, or something brewing beneath the surface, the message is clear: risk-off mode is kicking in. Keep an eye on how Bitcoin and altcoins react over the next few sessions—correlation trends suggest they won't stay immune for long.