$ETH 🎉🎉Placing a pending long order like this got me in perfectly at dawn. I'm currently still in fairly steady profit. As usual, I recommend taking profit on 50% and moving the stop-loss to the entry price, or taking profit on the whole position—it's up to you. $NVDA ‌$TSLA ‌$AAPL

【ETF Warning】ETF: As of October 16, net outflows totaled $82.4 million on the latest day and $338.7 million over the past 3 days, with outflows for 1 consecutive day → bearish (but the coin price rose slightly by 0.07% to $81,652, suggesting the bearish impact is fading and shorts have yet to make a move). ① Macro: The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield is 5.098%, up 1 basis point, keeping risk assets under pressure at elevated levels; the U.S. Dollar Index is 101.78, down 0.06%, with a weaker dollar providing a slight hedge; gold is at $4,181.10, up 0.26%. ② Market: BTC is currently at $81,652, up a

$FET
It's been steadily bleeding down from the top, hugging the lower band; positions have been slashed sharply in a week, and most longs have been shaken out 🤯 If 0.1913 doesn't hold, that's a breakdown. Don't chase the bull-trap bounce—the sell-off is imminent.

Starlink | ETH | Weekly Review of the October 12–18 Trading Plan
ETH’s price action this week was more choppy than expected.
It recovered from above 2500, continued to pull back, then rebounded quickly near 2313. Along the way, there were opportunities to go long, as well as times when our read was wrong.
October 12: ETH rebounded from around 2405 to around 2540. The plan focused on watching the 2500–2520 range, especially whether price could hold there and open up more room to rise.
October 13: Focus shifted to support near 2400, watching for signs of buying interest at lower levels, without

Warsh’s remarks are over; for the next two weeks, I’m watching only these three things
Warsh’s IMF fireside chat is over. He said nothing, and nothing changed in the market. BTC is still around 80,800, GT is still around 11.1, and my positions are still 45%BTC, 15%GT, and 40% cash.
For the next two weeks, I’ll focus only on three things.
First, the October 27–28 FOMC meeting. This is the most important one. Market pricing for an October rate hike is highly divided, ranging from 27% to 44%. If the Fed holds rates steady but issues a hawkish statement, BTC may fall first and then stabilize. If i

look to this beautiful chart.
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BITCOIN SLIPS TO $81,383AFTER RECLAIMING $82K:WILL BULLS DEFEND THE NEXT SUPPORT ZONE?
Bitcoin's recovery above $82,000is facing another test. After rebounding from recent lows, BTC has slipped back below this psychological level, reminding traders that a relief rally does not automatically signal a confirmed trend reversal. With hotter-than-expected inflation data, elevated Treasury yields, uncertainty surrounding Federal Reserve policy, and pressure on spot Bitcoin ETF flows, the market is entering another important decision zone.
My view is that Bitcoin remains

$STRK It is currently not suitable to chase shorts, and even less advisable to heavily buy the dip. The best approach is to wait for a rebound to the resistance zone before testing a short with a small position, and a hard stop-loss is essential. The reasons: after falling 11.77% in 24h, the RSI is only 27.9 and has entered oversold territory, but MA5=0.063742 remains below MA20=0.066232, so the medium-term bearish structure remains intact; the MACD histogram turning positive at +8.421e-05 indicates downside momentum is fading, while the lower Bollinger Band at 0.0609649 provides short-term su

$SOL This time, I’m not talking about price, but about a data point. In September, stablecoin transfers on Solana totaled 557 million, up 30% from August. Some people see that and say, “Isn’t this just applications growing?” Let me pour cold water on that: more stablecoin transfers only prove that people are moving around on-chain; not every transfer means someone is sticking around. Transfer fees and the cost of wash trading in this space are absurdly low. With fees of just a few mills, you can’t tell a transaction from genuine demand. It’s Sunday afternoon now, and market volume has shrunk t

#日韩股集体大跌
Japanese and South Korean stock markets are experiencing broad selling pressure, raising concerns about investor confidence, technology-sector valuations, and the direction of global financial markets. When two of Asia’s major equity markets decline together, investors naturally begin examining the economic and financial factors that could be influencing the sell-off.
Japan and South Korea occupy important positions in the global economy. Japan has major automotive manufacturers, industrial companies, robotics businesses, and electronics producers. South Korea is a global leader in me

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solana:9KDhovVA2kdjngkFooqEn5FoKkuZeDMYiQtVk7Lbm9up is a verified coin and this falling wedge will result in a violent 4x pump vertical line
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#CryptoMarketTurnsGreedy
The cryptocurrency market is showing signs of growing optimism as investor sentiment shifts toward greed. When traders become more confident about future price movements, buying activity can increase, momentum-driven strategies can attract attention, and more investors may begin looking for opportunities across Bitcoin, Ethereum, and altcoins. However, a shift toward greed is not automatically a signal that prices will continue rising. It can indicate strengthening demand, but it can also warn that the market is becoming overheated.
**What Does Greed Mean in the Crypt

#WarshIMFSpeech #ShareWeekly
WARSH’S IMF SPEECH: HAWKISH OR DOVISH? BITCOIN’S NEXT BIG MOVE!
The market is at a critical crossroads. Inflation is heating up, interest-rate expectations are shifting, and Bitcoin traders are watching every signal from Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh.
Will his message trigger another wave of selling, or could it give bulls the confidence to push Bitcoin higher?
My view is that the next move will depend on monetary policy expectations, liquidity, and whether BTC can defend its key support levels.
1. Will Warsh Sound Hawkish or Dovish? Could the Fed Raise Rates

Weekend Market Analysis | October 18, 2026
Bitcoin at $80K: Can BTC Survive Wall Street’s Growing Fear?
The cryptocurrency market is approaching a critical turning point as Wall Street’s latest technology-led selloff raises fresh concerns about global risk appetite. Bitcoin remains near an important psychological support zone, while Ethereum and major altcoins continue to face resistance. At the same time, persistent inflation concerns and uncertainty surrounding Federal Reserve policy are making investors more cautious.
The biggest question heading into the new trading week is simple: Can Bit

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The cryptocurrency market is evolving every day, creating new challenges and opportunities for traders around the world. In this fast-moving environment, Gate WCTCS9 Global Trading Competition brings attention to the competitive side of digital asset trading, where market knowledge, strategic thinking, discipline, and risk management can make a meaningful difference. For traders who want to test their abilities, strengthen their analytical skills, and engage with the glob

$BTW Up 19.49%, and yet I sold at the bottom.
BTC is still playing dead in a sideways market, and the Fed still hasn't given a clear answer. I stared at the $BTW chart for three days. Yesterday afternoon, at 1.9090, everyone in the group was shouting that it would break below 1.8, and I panicked and sold my final 20% position. And then? Today it shot straight up to 2.6888, with 24h trading volume reaching 294.2M. Seeing the 40 points of gains I missed in my account hurt more than losing money.
Let's review this trade. My entry was actually decent—I got in around 1.95, betting it would decouple

$SAND SAND is one of the strongest-performing coins. It is expected to continue rising. Long strategy.
Entry: $0.063 - $0.065Take profit: $0.07 - $0.08 - $0.9 - $0.1Stop loss: $0.0575