Bitcoin fell below $74,000 and traded near $73,800, down almost 3% in 24 hours, as more than $297 million in long positions were liquidated over 12 hours. It later traded at $74,503.99, while ether traded at $2,119.35 and XRP and solana also declined. Bitcoin failed to regain $75,500, and only ARB, RNDR, PEPE, QNT and GT among the 100 largest cryptocurrencies gained at least 1%, indicating broadly risk-off conditions; Bitcoin ETF outflows had approached $1.3 billion the previous week. Nvidia shares initially fell 5.3% to $176.82 and later dropped as much as 7.37% to $173.07 on Nov. 9, according to PANews citing Binance market data, as scrutiny involving Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang emerged ahead of quarterly earnings. Nvidia-USDC perpetual futures on Hyperliquid and Nvidia tokenized stock NVDAX each fell about 6%, while perpetual futures began moving lower Sunday and provided an early weekend signal for investors. Prediction markets and premarket options trading also indicated demand for Nvidia market access outside regular hours. U.S. stock futures nevertheless rose, with Dow futures gaining more than 400 points, while Dole and several other individual shares declined.