wtf
What the hell am I looking at?
This car can fly

I’ve turned off the $WAL gainers-and-losers list for now, and that leaves just one issue on the chart: $WAL moved first on the 1-hour chart, but the 4-hour chart still hasn’t acknowledged it.
$WAL is currently at 0.05138, down 10.66% over 24 hours. The 1-hour support is 0.05023, resistance is 0.066, and current volume is 0.06 times the average volume of the past 20 candles.
My view for now is this: I’ll treat the short timeframe as a reminder, not take it as a conclusion outright; if the larger timeframe doesn’t follow, the direction can still reverse. Moving up doesn’t count as a win just be

It’s been frozen solid since this morning. I forgot to take it out of the freezer.

What will happen during this year’s crypto bull market will be incredible and amazing #USSeptemberPPIReleased #DrHanSpeaksAtOxfordUnion #SKHynixDropsOver2% #SolanaMajorUpgradeScheduled #SpotGoldRecoversPostCPILosses

It’s going to explode this year, I believe good things are coming#USSeptemberPPIReleased #DrHanSpeaksAtOxfordUnion #GateWCTCS9GlobalTradingCompetition #SKHynixDropsOver2% #BTCBreaksBelow82K

By July, XRP holders had created nearly 24,000 Flare Smart Accounts, which let them use Flare DeFi with one XRP Ledger signature and no FLR. More than 40M XRP was earning through Xaman and D'CENT alone.
@FlareNetworks

#晒出我的持仓收益 Should we all play it safe today? Are you bullish or bearish today

Waking up this morning, I found that the LOL World Championship Play-In match between FURIA and MVK is still ongoing—they’ve only just finished Game 2
Looks like I can still take part in the @predictdotfun competition event this morning. I’ll consider which lower-risk assets to trade and generate some trading volume

What is the easiest trap to fall into in this $ENA rally?
When I looked at $ENA again, I first covered up the +5.97% over 24 hours. It’s not that this number is unimportant, but it is too good at grabbing attention. What really needs explaining now is that $ENA remains strong, while the crowding is already out in the open. I acknowledge that the trend is strong, but what matters next is not how much higher it can surge, but whether anyone steps in on the first pullback.
Laying out the market, the current price is 0.2075, with a 24-hour range of 0.1825–0.2079. The 1-hour support is at 0.1825 a

Broadcom CEO’s One Remark Sends Stocks Tumbling—Is There No Longer Enough Money to Burn on AI?

In this round of declines in storage stocks, remarks by Broadcom CEO Hock Tan were the biggest catalyst.

What did he say at an event in Singapore? The core message was this: Capital may be the biggest constraint currently facing the AI industry, even more important than shortages of chips, memory, and electricity. He also said that many AI investors lack a basic understanding of the technology they are betting on yet have extremely high return expectations, “behaving like casino gamblers.”

Why

$AXTI
It’s in a similar situation to stocks like $NBIS , $MU , and $SNDK . will it form a triangle consolidation here or a double top? We’ll find out at this month’s close

$PI Still weak as hell—it can't even break through the 4-hour timeframe, let alone the higher timeframes. Don't expect it to recover within 3 years; it'll be good enough if it can finish the mapping.

After rebounding from the lows, the market has entered a sideways consolidation phase, leading many to wonder whether there are no more shorting opportunities. Back-and-forth price action is normal, and no effective breakout has occurred within the current range. There is clear resistance above, with short-term resistance at 83500. Below 84300, key support is at 80000. Overall, the market remains in a broad 84300-80000 consolidation range, with the intraday strategy still focused on shorting into strength.
Place short positions in batches above 83000; for a more conservative approach, enter at

🕒Beijing Time: 2026-10-16 (Friday)

📊Key Macroeconomic Focus

1. U.S. September PPI: 6.3% year-on-year (expected 5.3%), 1.3% month-on-month (expected 0.5%); inflation strengthened again beyond expectations
2. U.S. September retail sales rose 0.8% month-on-month, above expectations, indicating strong economic resilience
3. Key events today:
✅11:30 Fed's Warsh speaks at the IMF annual meeting in Bangkok (the most important official speech today, with only two weeks remaining before the FOMC meeting; focus on comments regarding rate hikes)
✅21:15 U.S. September industrial production month-on-

According to Jin10 Futures on October 16, overnight crude oil prices remained volatile in a high range, while fuel oil costs improved amid steady demand from refineries for secondary raw materials. Processors showed reluctance to sell at lower prices, indicating firm market support for fuel oil

#USSeptemberPPIBeatsExpectations BITCOIN TARGETS $93,000
$BTC appears to be trading inside an ascending parallel channel.
After bouncing from the channel’s lower boundary, Bitcoin could now be setting up for a rally toward the mid-range at $88,000.
If momentum continues, the next target sits at the top of the channel around $93,000.

Most funds are betting that BTC will hold above $85,000 in October, and this expectation is already fully priced in, leaving limited room for upside.
A breakout above $87,500 and a sharp drop to $77,500 offer better odds, representing moves that deviate from mainstream expectations; when the market is uniformly bullish, beware the reversal risk from those expectations failing.

Micron's earnings report dazzled, yet the stock still plunged—why are its results and share price “fighting” each other?

This is the most puzzling part of this storage-stock pullback—Micron just delivered the best earnings report in its history, yet its stock fell the hardest.

First, the results. Micron's fourth-quarter fiscal 2026 revenue was $54.23 billion, up 379% year over year and 31% quarter over quarter, setting a record for the sixth consecutive quarter. GAAP net income was $37.7 billion, up more than 10x year over year. Adjusted EPS was $33.42, with both revenue and adjusted EPS e