$SoftBank Group SoftBank Group (TYO:9984) ended 4% lower on Friday but erased some sharp early losses, as concerns over OpenAI’s annualized revenue eased after a Bloomberg report.
Tokyo-listed SoftBank shares fell as much as 7.3% to 5,600.0 yen, and closed 3.9% lower at 5,803.0 yen for the day. The Japanese technology investor’s shares fell after a Financial Times report said OpenAI’s annualized revenue was about $50 billion at the end of September, roughly $20 billion below the $70 billion figure previously reported.

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Bitcoin Bears Are Taking Control: CEX and DEX Funding Rates Flash a Warning Signal
Bitcoin is facing another important test as funding rates across centralized exchanges (CEXs) and decentralized exchanges (DEXs) weaken simultaneously. This development raises a critical question for traders: Is BTC preparing for another leg down, or is the derivatives market simply flushing out excessive leverage before the next recovery?
My view is cautious. When funding rates decline across multiple trading venues, it can indicate that bullish traders are becoming less confident ab

Less than an hour after the open, Korean stocks plunged 7%, while $SKHYNIX fell more than 10%! The news surrounding ChangXin is indeed extremely bearish for memory, scaring the sector into a daily-chart-level decline😂 Fortunately, I closed my SanDisk long position early; I didn’t have the conviction to hold it, or I would have been trapped again😇

$SNDKB ’s low-level price action is starting to attract attention, but the sense of cheapness can never replace evidence of a bottom.
This time, I’m not looking at the gainers and losers rankings, only the levels. The current price is 1,362.46, about 0.54% from the 1-hour support at 1,355.14 and about 9.52% from the resistance at 1,492.22.
My criteria are simple: only a breakout above 1,492.22 followed by continuation would count as an upside handoff; a break below 1,355.14 invalidates the previous assessment. The 1-hour and 4-hour trends are both weak, with RSI at 15 and 26, respectively.
The

$KORU This hit wiped out 430,000 from me, and I only managed to steady my breathing today. The current price is 11.53, down 22.46% in 24 hours, with 918 million in trading volume. The low is exactly the current price—which means the decline has not stopped yet, but volume has exploded.
I didn’t see the project team dumping on-chain. It was mainly a cascade of long liquidations, with leveraged casualties all the way from 15.08 to 11.53. Trading volume of 918 million against this drop shows brutal turnover, and most of the selling pressure has been released. The fundamentals haven’t collapsed; s

$BAT
BAT’s drop this time was even sharper than a diver’s plunge😅, falling straight down -12% in 24 hours while open interest rapidly shed nearly a quarter, with leveraged traders running faster than rabbits. The 1-hour moving average broke down long ago, and RSI 41 indicates that it has not yet reached a panic bottom; bears are eyeing the 0.1674 pit and preparing to hammer it further. Don’t rush to catch the falling knife—let it probe the bottom again🕵️‍♂️ Market anomaly

Screenshots from the second round of Dabao’s livestream on the 14th

🚨 Is Wall Street preparing to kick Ethereum out? Nearly $800 million withdrawn in 10 days—something really seems off with ETH this time!
Let me say something that may offend ETH diehards: What Ethereum lacks most right now is not positive news, but real buying pressure!
From September 29 to October 12, the U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs saw net outflows for 10 consecutive trading days, totaling approximately $783 million! On October 12 alone, $85.4 million flowed out, with BlackRock's ETHA accounting for approximately $75.1 million of that.
What does this mean? Everyone is verbally calling for insti

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APPLIED MATERIALS BETS $5 BILLION ON THE FUTURE OF AI CHIPS: WHICH COMPANIES COULD BENEFIT FROM THE NEXT SEMICONDUCTOR BATTLE?
The semiconductor industry is entering a new phase of competition, and this time, the battle is not just about manufacturing smaller chips. It is about developing more powerful processors, faster memory, better energy efficiency, and advanced packaging for the next generation of artificial intelligence.
On October 12, 2026, Applied Materials unveiled its new $5 billion EPIC Center in Silicon Valley. The facility is designed to bring semicond

$WLD price is moving, but trading volume has not followed suit, which is more worth watching than the 24-hour -4.44% change.
This time, I’m not looking at the gainers and losers list, only the levels. The current price is 0.4931, about 1.64% from the 1-hour support at 0.485 and about 5.76% from the resistance at 0.5215.
My criteria are simple: only a breakout above 0.5215 followed by continuation would count as an upside handoff; a break below 0.485 invalidates the previous view. The 1-hour and 4-hour trends are both weak, with RSI at 33 and 40, respectively.
The question now is not a directi

US CPI rose 3.7% year-on-year in September, above the market expectation of 3.6%, while core CPI at 2.6% also exceeded the expected 2.5%; a 9.1% monthly increase in gasoline prices was the main driver. After the data release, the market repriced the tightening path, with traders betting that the Federal Reserve may raise rates three more times by the end of 2027, weighing on risk assets; this was the core macro catalyst for the current ETH pullback and the backdrop for the technical rebound within the 15-minute window.

10.15 Gold Morning Analysis
Focus tonight on U.S. retail sales, initial jobless claims, and PPI data. Central bank reserves remain at +23.02 tons. Gold opened at 4106 in the morning session, pulled back to 4099 before rising to 4141, with strong buying support at lower levels.
The daily candlestick turned bullish with a long lower shadow, indicating a stable bottom; the 4-hour chart has formed a double bottom, while the 1-hour chart has reversed its short-term weakness. Support: 4118; resistance: 4158 and 4172.
Trading plan:
Buy on pullbacks at 4115-4125, targeting 4155-4185-4215, with 4010 as

Trading really is nonstop.
I've been busy nonstop lately, and sometimes it really is exhausting.
My high-speed train is at 9:00, and I set my alarm for 7:30, but my body clock is too strong, so I woke up a little after 6. The first thing I did after getting up was turn on my computer and review yesterday's market movements.
The current market is in a rectangular consolidation range, grinding back and forth repeatedly. It looks a lot like the market movement in Q4 last year. Remember: in this kind of range-bound market, you will eventually get one trade wrong!
As someone like me who is good at

I’m going to sleep. Even the Korean index next door has dropped so hard that it practically crapped itself. Honestly, looking at it this way, we’ve already performed very well... really well... Compared with the brutal sell-off a few days ago, this has been very gentle. The Korean index triggered a circuit breaker and fell as much as 7%, while we’ve only dropped a few hundred points.
If you want to buy Bitcoin, here are three options:
1、Break sideways out of this downward channel and form a 1-hour bottoming pattern, accompanied by a higher low. You can buy in, with a stop-loss below the previo

It just won’t stop—this is so smooth😂···
Compared with the Nasdaq and the KOSPI, we and the Nikkei have been pretty resilient···

You were probably all waiting for the CPI at 8.30 last night, right?🤭
I opened an ETH position at 2518 during the day and waited for it to fall📉until I closed it at 2411 this morning. The low was again above 2400, with this wave only dropping to 2402. Wow, this is the third wave to stop just above 2400. I have to say, ETH is still strong. If it rebounds here and breaks above 2550, the upward channel will open. Whether you’re trading spot or using low leverage, those who haven’t entered yet, hurry and enter at 2400! Let’s look forward to 3000 together.$ETH