Ethereum is trading around $2,360 this morning, up about 0.3% over the last 24 hours. The market steadied after yesterday's Fed decision, with ETH briefly touching about $2,388 early Wednesday, its highest since October 24, though fund flows are still pulling the other way, as US spot Ether ETFs lost about $60 million on Tuesday, led by BlackRock's ETHA. ETH is still down 5.1% over the week and 11.6% over the month.
To watch: resistance at $2,377, support near $2,307, and whether ETF flows turn back positive now the Fed decision is out of the way.
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#Bitcoin MA Ribbon Compression 📊
📝 $BTC is navigating mixed MA alignment as key moving averages compress across the structure. The 50 SMA sits near ~$82K as immediate overhead resistance.
📍 Support clusters tightly below between the 100 SMA at ~$75K and the 200 SMA around ~$74K. Spot price continues to hold ~$80K after sweeping leveraged longs.
💡 MA Ribbon compression historically precedes major volatility expansions. A breakout above ~$82K confirms directional continuation.

$LTC The current price of 59.06 is nearing the 1-hour resistance at 59.85. The 24-hour gain of +3.45% looks strong, but 1-hour trading volume is only 28.5% of its usual daily level. The lack of participation as the price approaches a key level makes this price-volume divergence suggest the rally lacks conviction.
The current outlook is bullish, but caution is warranted: trends across both timeframes are moving upward in sync, while declining volume undermines confidence. A breakout above 59.85 on increased volume would confirm the trend, while a drop below the 57.01 support could trigger a s

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Fed Decision, GDP Data & $12B Options Expiry: Big Week Ahead for Crypto!
Three major events are coming, and Bitcoin is already struggling below $80,000.
The crypto market is heading into a volatile week, with the Fed's interest rate decision on October 28, followed by key US economic reports on October 29.
Here's why traders are watching closely:
• Fed Decision: Markets see an 88% chance of unchanged rates, but the Fed's comments could still shake risk assets.
• Inflation & GDP: September PCE inflation and Q3 GDP data arrive Thursday, offering fresh clues about the US economy.
• Options Expiry

Surge and retreat
The October policy meeting has concluded, with the federal funds target range remaining at 3.75%-4%. Fundamentally, the economy remains resilient and the job market is holding up reasonably well, while inflationary pressures have yet to ease noticeably.
This has left the Fed in a dilemma—raise rates and risk crushing the economy; cut rates and risk letting prices spiral out of control. Caught between a rock and a hard place, it is in a rather awkward position. 😅
Markets had already anticipated this, however, and the decision did not cause much of a stir. $BTC After briefly

Whale Who Bought ETH at $0.31 Nine Years Ago Sells: What’s the Massive Profit?
An early Ethereum investor has come back to life after nearly 9 years of inactivity.
According to data shared by Lookonchain, the wallet sold approximately 1,500 ETH worth close to $3.46 million.
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Keep it on your watchlist. The next move could be interesting!
As always: Good entry + little patience = BIGGER MOVES💰
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$SOL Is it taking a breather here, or are we testing those moving averages again? It looks like it wants another shot at the highs. Take profit: 106.90 Stop loss: 98.66 Today's active coins: $SKHYNIX : Current price 1,123.3 - 24-hour gain: +7.71%$EVAA : Current price 1.4212 - 24-hour gain: +54.23%

This Friday, $10.9 billion in BTC options worldwide reach final settlement, with the maximum pain price firmly anchored near $78k. Many people see this figure and start to panic, worrying that market makers will drive prices all the way back to max pain. But they overlook the core logic of options expiry: the period around expiration is often the best window for volatility to pick up and a short-term bottom to form. A closer look at the derivatives ledger makes the dynamics very clear:
Max pain does not mean price must reach it $BTC The $78k max pain price is about 4% below spot. Market maker

If it doesn’t pump by 9, I’m out, then I’ll buy back on the way down—plenty of free stop-losses

Why can an order book look deep, yet liquidity suddenly disappear when you actually place an order?
In crypto markets, you may sometimes see large buy orders stacked in the order book and assume there is strong support below. But when prices start falling rapidly, those buy orders can quickly disappear, and a market that seemed stable can suddenly become fragile.
Why does this happen?
First, limit orders can be canceled at any time.
The order book shows currently visible limit orders, not completed trades. Traders can modify or cancel orders as market conditions change. So large orders only in

Google #GOOGL plunges after hours: Cloud shines, but cash figures sting
Google closed at 324.89 during regular trading, with the latest after-hours price at 292.74, down 9.90%, a 28.36% pullback from its 52-week high of 408.61. Third-quarter revenue was $127.577 billion, up 25% year over year; cloud revenue was $30.709 billion, up 103%, and cloud operating profit was $11.121 billion, with AI demand remaining strong. But revenue came in slightly below expectations, earnings per share were $2.12, capital expenditures were $51.355 billion, and free cash flow was -$9.065 billion. The market is co

How can you use your maximum tolerable loss to work backward and determine a reasonable position size for each trade?
In crypto trading, many people think first about how much to buy or how much leverage to use when opening a position, without calculating in advance: if their trade thesis is wrong, exactly how much could they lose?
A more disciplined approach is to first determine the maximum tolerable loss, then work backward from the entry price and stop-loss distance to find a reasonable position size. This method can help traders apply consistent risk standards and avoid arbitrarily increa

In-depth analysis of Google's earnings report!

If an account goes from 2000 to 3000, can you say you made 1000? Not so fast—you also need to check whether any new money was added along the way.
Suppose the account’s total assets were 2000 yuan at the start of the month, then another 1500 yuan was deposited during the month, with no withdrawals, and total assets stood at 3000 yuan at month-end. Assuming there were no other inflows or outflows, you actually lost 500 yuan, rather than making 1000 yuan.
Conversely, if you had 2000 yuan at the start of the month, withdrew 800 yuan along the way, and had 1500 yuan left at month-end, then under t

Why Do Traders Become More Likely to Take Excessive Risks After a Winning Streak?
In the cryptocurrency market, there is an easily overlooked risk: after a winning streak, people may actually become less cautious.
After making profits on several consecutive trades, traders can develop the illusion that they have mastered the market’s rhythm and are likely to correctly predict what happens next. As a result, they start increasing their position sizes, loosening their entry criteria, and even ignoring stop-loss rules they used to follow strictly.
But the market won’t guarantee you’ll be right to