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Markets are looking shaky, fam. $BTC ( ▼ 1.33% ) is going around $73.6K, while $ETH ( ▼ 1.69% ) trades near $2,050, with both struggling to gain momentum.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs have recorded 5 straight days of outflows, and markets are pricing in roughly 90% odds of a December Fed rate hike.

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NVIDIA's board is reportedly weighing whether to fire Jensen Huang, its CEO of 33 years. And bros, traders aren't taking it well.

After reports on November 11, $NVDA ( ▲ 2.87% ) perps on Hyperliquid dumped as much as 10% to $156.14. The stock closed at $173.73, then traded near $160-$161 overnight, roughly 7-8% lower.

Huang remains CEO. No removal decision has been announced.

1/ Why is NVIDIA considering firing Huang?

Reports of two alleged relationships have put him under scrutiny. One involved Alice Huang, a businesswoman suspected of links to Chinese intelligence; another involved NVIDIA executive Kimberly Powell, Nvidia's vice president of health care.

The intelligence claims remain unproven. NVIDIA says it has no reason to believe company secrets were compromised. Its board launched an independent investigation November 8, then reportedly met to discuss Huang's future.

Onchain markets reacted fast:

2/ Could $NVDA dump another 20%?

Deepwater's Gene Munster warned of a possible 20% correction if Huang leaves without a clear successor.

History isn't comforting. In the year after major CEO exits, Intel lost 11.7%, HP dropped 29.5%, and Wynn Resorts fell 19.5%. McDonald's gained 9.6% after naming a replacement immediately.

Four cases can't predict NVIDIA's next move. Still, a messy handover is a real risk: there's no announced successor, although CFO Colette Kress has been mentioned as a possible interim CEO.

There's another risk investors are watching: Could Jensen Huang dump his own NVIDIA shares if he's fired?

After leaving Wynn Resorts in 2018, founder Steve Wynn sold his entire 11.8% stake for $2.1B within seven weeks.

But Huang's situation looks different. He owns about 3.6% of NVIDIA, with roughly 800M shares held in trusts jointly with his wife, according to CNBC.

That structure could reduce the risk of a sudden massive selloff, although it doesn't eliminate the possibility of future share sales.

With earnings due November 17, the next board update matters more than one ugly candle.

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Bitcoin ETFs are bleeding again, bros. And this time, BlackRock's massive $IBIT ( ▲ 1.34% ) fund is taking most of the damage.

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have suffered 5 straight trading days of outflows, totaling approximately $1.44 billion.

→ Roughly 75% of those withdrawals came from BlackRock's IBIT alone.

That's a lot of selling pressure coming from one of Bitcoin's biggest institutional investment vehicles.

1/ BlackRock is taking the biggest hit

The reported outflows have been heavily concentrated in IBIT, rather than spread evenly across the ETF market.

Here's what the numbers show:

The November 11 figures are awaiting confirmation in Farside's complete fund-level data.

Remember, fam, these are investor redemptions, not BlackRock deciding to dump its own Bitcoin holdings.

Still, sustained redemptions can force funds to reduce their BTC exposure, putting additional pressure on the market.

2/ Some institutions are still buying

There's one interesting exception: Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin Trust ($MSBT ( ▲ 1.37% )).

While IBIT was bleeding, MSBT attracted approximately $51M in fresh inflows across November 9-11.

→ Some investors are still adding BTC exposure, even as others pull money out.

And despite the recent selloff, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have accumulated roughly $55B in net inflows since their January 2024 launch.

So the bigger picture hasn't completely fallen apart.

🧠 Watch BlackRock before calling the bottom

What concerns me is how much of the selling is concentrated in IBIT. When one of Bitcoin's biggest sources of institutional demand starts losing hundreds of millions, the market loses an important source of buying support.

Yet Morgan Stanley's inflows tell a different story. Some investors are still buying the dip through ETFs.

The real test is whether IBIT's outflows slow down and fresh demand returns.

Until then, I'd be careful calling every BTC bounce the start of a new rally. 👀

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