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#crypto $sol

Today, $BTC $ETH 's livestream once again helped everyone get through the night safely. Alright, the short position has completely wrapped up, and I'm still holding a long position opened near the bottom.
The market proves one's strength
As for the weekend, let's see what the market does.
I need to deal with the long position I'm holding first.
Those with long positions can also refer to some of the ideas in the posts I share this weekend.
The livestream is also available for replay, so you can watch it.
#美国9月PPI大超预期

Yep, this explains a lot
No relief until oil prices come down. As simple as that

Normally everyone on X would make a bullish call on this setup! I don’t know if they did. But this is the oil chart! Let me say it, then! It must not hold above $102, and it needs to fall below $97!

2026-10-16 19:19 UTC. Fresh off both AKE and BTW hitting dual target conversions in our previous run, AGT/USDT just executed a full bilateral sweep across its 15m channel. Price flushed down to 0.03834 before rallying sharply up to 0.044464, currently settling near 0.041924 USDT (+3.60% over 4h). This movement pushes the asset into bullish overextension, sitting +4.01% above its mean equilibrium and stretching beyond upper channel limits. Upper resistance forms between 0.0415766 and 0.0417369 USDT (SHORT ZONE), while downside demand holds at 0.0386813 to 0.0388416 USDT (LONG ZONE) with a midpo

$ALEO One massive bullish candle draws a whole army of buyers
Praying for a miracle to come

bro who signed up to click and made their name frankdegods LMAOOOOO

⛽ Eni and Repsol are seeking partners for the Perla gas field: they are considering giving up part of their 50/50 stakes to raise capital for the field itself. This isn’t an exit; it’s a search for cash.
No buyer, amount, or timeline has been confirmed. What signal does this send for the dollar and USDT in P2P, without the drama?
First, what it is NOT: it is not an exit from Venezuela. Giving up a stake to raise capital for the field itself is a standard financial move: monetizing part of an asset to fund its development. Oil companies do this all over the world.
What it DOES signal:
1) The fi

An unpopular assessment: the current -3.31% for $ENA doesn’t tell us as much as it seems.
$ENA is currently at 0.1986, down 3.31% over 24 hours. The 1-hour support is 0.1947, resistance is 0.2085, and current volume is 0.09 times the average of the last 20 candles. What really matters in these numbers is the range defined by 0.1947 and 0.2085.
My current view is this: I treat oversold conditions only as a reason for a bounce, not as proof of a bottom; only after it stops making new lows is it worth talking about a reversal. The 1-hour trend is weak, with RSI at 29; the 4-hour trend is weak, w

Raise your hand if you think Trump is crazy, buy in and vote hahaha

Guys I'm fine *eye twitch*. It's under control, Ziggs is FINE...

#memecoin #crypto market appears to be bleeding / collapsing
@pointfarmcap is an indicator as he went from $16 million to $4.5 & $stonk biggest bag

#Altseason
Altcoins will hit when you least expect it.
Stay ready and enjoy 💲💲🤑🤑📈

$KEEL
The consolidation zone above couldn’t work because the index made a liquidity sweep! It could have worked! The reason it didn’t is the Iran issue! Now we’ll see whether it can consolidate in the green zone

People in China and abroad agree that Trump is crazy 😂 hahaha

$BELIEVE I believe in you guys)))

American European
innovation: innovation:

The Magnificent Seven have lost $2 trillion in market value this year—a figure larger than the GDP of many countries. For comparison, Italy’s GDP for all of 2022 was about $2.1 trillion, Canada’s about $2.14 trillion, and South Korea’s about $1.67 trillion. In other words, the decline in the market value of Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, Tesla, and Nvidia is equivalent to all the wealth created in a year by Italy or Canada simply vanishing.
Tariffs are ultimately paid not by exporting countries, but by consumers and businesses in importing countries. A 2019 New York Fed study found