When Volcker took over the Federal Reserve in 1979, the year-over-year U.S. CPI surged to 14.8% in March 1980. He did not choose to “wait and see.” Instead, he pushed the federal funds rate to around 20% and used money-supply targets to force inflation down. Three years later, CPI had fallen to around 3%, but the cost was two recessions, in 1980 and 1981–1982. The unemployment rate exceeded 10.8% by the end of 1982. Midwestern farmers, squeezed by high interest rates and collapsing land prices, drove their tractors to Washington and blocked the entrance to the Federal Reserve. That was not pol

There is no need to deny $ONDO ’s strength, but treating overbought conditions as safety often comes when sentiment is at its most expensive.
This time, let’s ignore the gainers and losers rankings and look only at the levels. The current price is 0.521, about 7.83% above the 1-hour support at 0.4802 and about 0.35% below the resistance at 0.5228.
My criteria are simple: only a breakout above 0.5228 followed by continuation would count as an upside handoff; a drop below 0.4802 invalidates the original view. The 1-hour and 4-hour trends are both strong, with RSI at 76 and 70, respectively.
The

10.12 Monday BTC Technical Analysis

BTC is currently priced at 837. On the 4-hour chart:
The Bollinger Bands show an upper band of 839, middle band of 828, and lower band of 817. Price has moved above the Bollinger middle band and is testing the resistance at the upper band, with the short-term consolidation range gradually moving higher.
The three KDJ lines are in the middle zone, with no clear overbought or oversold conditions, indicating a relatively balanced battle between bulls and bears. The MACD value is 199.38; the green bars have disappeared and red bars have appeared, indicating th

Starlink｜BTC Yesterday’s Strategy Review
For this BTC recovery move, yesterday’s direction has received a direct answer from today’s market!
BTC fell all the way from 86664, hitting a low of 80344. When market sentiment was at its worst, many people were still worried that it might continue breaking down.
But after a sharp drop at the lows, you can’t focus only on the decline.
Yesterday’s strategy was: don’t chase shorts; wait for stabilization at the lows and look for a rebound recovery.
BTC subsequently rebounded all the way from around 80344, reclaiming 83000 and reaching a high near 84000!

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$LUMIA : Two timeframes are in conflict; the key is not guessing the direction
$LUMIA 24 hours +20.74%, current price 0.1246. On the surface, this is merely a rise or fall, but the real conflict is hidden in the timeframes: the 1-hour chart is weak, while the 4-hour chart is strong. When the two charts give opposite answers, the least useful thing to do is pick the chart you prefer and believe it completely.
The opposing view also has clear invalidation levels. A break below the 1-hour support at 0.1015 would show that short-term buying support has failed its test; if the 4-hour support at 0.07

Insiders are fading the bullish trend on $NEAR /USDT right now.

$NEAR /USDT - SHORT

Trade Plan:
Entry: 5.7767 – 5.8363
SL: 6.1785
TP1: 5.5275
TP2: 5.3415
TP3: 5.0625

Why this setup?
Why now? The daily trend remains bullish, yet the 1h price is pinned at 5.8065, creating a contradiction that favors a short. The 15m RSI reading of 64.08 shows the bounce lacks momentum, while the 1h ATR of 0.119238 confirms the move is volatile enough to target 5.5275 and 5.3415. The entry zone between 5.7767 and 5.8363 offers a precise setup, and the invalidation level at 5.1940 is the line in the sand tha

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#BTC回调触及81000美元
BITCOIN AT $83,625: BUYERS ARE FIGHTING BACK, BUT THE $84,200 BREAKOUT IS THE REAL TEST
Bitcoin is currently trading at $83,625.30, with a 24-hour low of $82,800 and a high of $84,192.20. After recovering from recent lows near $81,000, BTC is showing signs of short-term strength. However, the market is now approaching an important resistance zone where the next major decision could take shape.
My view is cautiously optimistic, but I am not ready to declare a confirmed bullish reversal. Bitcoin needs to break resistance, attract stronger buying volume, and hold its gains before

The strategy was given to everyone in advance. Yesterday, those without positions here stayed out, while those with positions added to them. Everyone should have been able to make some gains, big or small, right?#BTC #ETH #BTC走势分析

$APT The most important thing to watch is not whether the price rises or falls, but whether participation has kept up after the price moved.
This time, I’m not looking at the gainers and losers ranking—only the key levels. The current price is 0.9009, approximately 7.05% above the 1-hour support at 0.8374 and approximately 7.17% below the resistance at 0.9655.
My criteria are simple: only a breakout above 0.9655 followed by continued strength would count as an upside continuation; a break below 0.8374 invalidates the previous view. The 1-hour and 4-hour trends are both strong, with RSI at 70 a

$XAUUSD opened lower in this move

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The old grain is nearly gone, and the good seedlings have yet to promise a harvest. In my old age I have come to love gruel, yet by year’s end I still lack clothes. Sparrows feed their young beside the mossy well, and roosters crow at the white-plank door. A firewood cart is drawn by a weak horse; in straw sandals I herd great boars. Evening rain splits the red pomegranates, and in early autumn the green taro grows plump. After bringing food to the fields, I rest beneath the mulberry trees, then return through the grass beside the neighboring house. My dwelling is called Fool’s Valley—why both