#MajorStockIndexesPlunge #MajorStockIndexesPlunge

Global markets aren’t “correcting” — they’re resetting risk expectations.
What started on Wall Street has cascaded through Asia and Europe, turning today into a full-scale risk-off event, not a local sell-off. When equities, bonds, and crypto all wobble together, the problem isn’t sentiment — it’s liquidity.
Two forces are colliding:
• Renewed tariff and geopolitical trade pressure
• Historic stress in the Japanese bond market, where long-dated yields are flashing warnings global investors can’t ignore
This is why selling is synchronized.
Wall Street saw its sharpest single-day drawdown in months, with volatility snapping back above comfort levels.
Asia and Europe followed, led by pressure in Japan and spillover into Indian and European equities.
And crypto didn’t escape — Bitcoin lost key psychological support, triggering heavy derivatives liquidations.
This matters because correlation is back.
When Nasdaq bleeds, crypto doesn’t “decouple” — it releverages lower.
Now the uncomfortable part most won’t say:
This is not a disaster for long-term capital.
It’s a cleanup.
Leverage got punished. Weak hands exited. Price returned to zones where real demand can show itself.
Asset check:
• BTC: Rejected near prior resistance, now testing its core demand zone. As long as major support holds, the long-term structure remains intact.
• ETH: Sold aggressively, but network fundamentals and upcoming upgrades continue to compress supply. From a risk/reward view, this is no longer “expensive ETH.”
• High-beta alts: They will not lead until tech equities stabilize. Chasing them early is gambling, not strategy.
Capital behavior is clear:
Money is hiding in gold and stablecoins — not leaving the system, just waiting.
Survival Strategy (no fantasies):
• Avoid leverage — most losses came from forced liquidations
• Scale in, don’t guess bottoms
• Track Nasdaq before expecting crypto relief
• Protect capital first, profits second
Markets don’t crash to scare you.
They crash to remove bad positioning.
The real question now isn’t “Is this the bottom?”
It’s who still has liquidity when the dust settles.
Bear trap — or early signal of something bigger?
Let’s hear your positioning.