What Does SanDisk’s $14 Billion Buyback Plan Signal After Its Plunge?

Today, let’s focus on SanDisk. The trigger for the plunge in Japanese and South Korean stocks was in Asia, but SanDisk, a leader in the NAND sector, was also hit hard. SanDisk fell more than 5% in premarket trading, quoted at 203.9 billion.‌

But amid this wave of panic, one signal has been overlooked by many: SanDisk’s board approved a $14 billion stock buyback plan, bringing its total remaining buyback authorization to $15.5 billion.‌

What does this figure mean? SanDisk generated $20.25 billion in revenue in fiscal

💡 16.424 megawatts of demand with no date for normalization: blackouts are already moving P2P in Venezuela.
Less liquidity, wider spreads, and USDT as an operational tool, not just a savings vehicle.
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$AKE Something is off with this data.
While scanning the market just now, I saw $AKE jump straight from 0.026 to 0.0375, gaining 22 points in 24 hours, with trading volume surging to 179 million. This volume is unusual—normally this coin only does several tens of millions in daily volume, but today it suddenly expanded by so many times. There must be something going on.
Three possibilities: first, the project team is making a move. I haven't seen any positive announcements recently, so it could be capital aggressively pushing the price up; second, someone is aggressively buying spot in prepar

“Black Monday” for the storage sector—Micron falls below $1,000: What exactly happened?
On October 13, the U.S. storage sector experienced a textbook-style mass sell-off. Micron Technology closed down 3.88%, falling below the $1,000 per-share mark to close at $989.04, nearly 20% below its June record closing high and nearing technical bear market territory. SanDisk fell 5.97%, Western Digital dropped more than 6%, Seagate Technology fell 6.97%, and SK Hynix’s U.S. shares declined more than 5%. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index closed down 2.67% at 12,236.79 points.‌
Seagate and Western Dig

all my goats at the top of the lb

One memecoin with 20B+ MC potential?
#Shill me.

Interesting turn 😳
$OTHETS / $BTC turned positive
#Altcoins outperformed BTC today

Member just had a $30k day...
I love teaching this group 🙏🙏

Sui's total value locked rose 14.14% in the past 30 days to $519.02M. Cetus, the largest DEX on Sui, handled $616.42M in volume over the same window, up 62.39%.
@SuiNetwork

$BTW Long plan: 4-hour chart support at 1.908–1.925
Buyers must hold this area to maintain dominance. I will watch whether they can defend it here and avoid chasing the price. Why focus on this level: - The 4-hour price is 1.92, above the EMA50 at 1.81, favoring buyers - The stop-loss risk is 6.4%, while the potential TP3 gain is 10.3%, giving a favorable risk-reward ratio - BTC's short-term trend is bullish, providing support🟢 Long · Entry 1.908–1.925 · Take profit 1.990 / 2.039 / 2.113 · Stop loss 1.794
Not investment advice · Do your own research

$ETH is about 9% below where it traded before Bitmine said it would stop buying. And as far as I can tell, Bitmine hasn’t even stopped yet.
Here’s the setup. As of Oct 4, Bitmine held about 6 million ETH, roughly 4.9% of everything out there. Chairman Tom Lee said on Oct 7 it will stop at 5%, about 100,000 ETH away. At around $2,460 an ETH, that’s roughly $246M by my math. Reports say it has $643M in cash and securities, so it isn’t stopping because the money ran out. It’s choosing to stop.
On my Gate chart, ETH sat around 2,700 before Oct 7. It slid to a low of 2,317 on Oct 15, then bounced

I’ve been watching $81K on Bitcoin. This week it tested that level, and then some.
On Tuesday, Korean stocks fell 5.5%. Bitcoin dipped to about 81,040 on Gate, then climbed back above $83K within hours. On Wednesday evening it slid again, and that drop has the heaviest volume on my chart. It fell to around 81.6K.
The 24h low on Gate now shows 79,795. So at some point in the last day it went under my line. Right now it’s back around 82.3K.
I can’t see that dip on the candles I’m looking at, so I don’t know how long it stayed down or how fast it came back.
My read: the line didn’t hold cleanly,

📊 BCV at 879.12 and USDT P2P with a 15.35% premium… but the order book shows an actual spread of just 0.02%.
The BCV rate, the traffic light spread, and the order book spread measure different things — that’s why they can coexist. We explain what each one shows.
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#P2P #USDTVES #Venezuela

Stonk eco woke up and said hello $stonk $nearkat

$DRAM Price is falling while open interest is rising—the old tactic of shorts adding positions to suppress the price is all too familiar.👀 With 70% of traders crowded into longs, the longer they hold, the worse the cascade. Wobbling around the midrange at 49.37, 49.03 is the last fig leaf; break it, and 50 becomes an iron ceiling. Retreat quickly.😤

Gold is finally dropping the act. As soon as PPI heats up, it runs faster than anything else. For example, in one U.S. PPI release, the year-over-year increase came in above expectations, core PPI also rose month over month, and the energy and transportation services components heated up together. Less than half an hour after the data came out, spot gold shot straight up from the intraday low, quickly expanding its gain to more than 1%, while COMEX gold futures volume suddenly surged. At the same time, the U.S. Dollar Index weakened, the 10-year Treasury yield fell, and as real rates eased, it

$ALEO The wolf may not come 99 times, but when it does come once, do you still have chips?

Most people are waiting for a breakout, but I think it will drop first.$BTC August’s PPI was the worst in four years, yet it still closed in the green, dipping to 79,694 before climbing back to 82,360. The real signal of a drop is never bad data—it’s when bad data can’t push the price down. What are you seeing on-chain? Follow me for continued monitoring. #Bitcoin