You are all kinds of bullish after an SFP???
#BTC

【October 23 | BTC / ETH Morning Market Update】
BTC is around $81,865, with the daily chart pulling back to near EMA30 (around $82,148). The 4-hour chart remains below the major moving averages, while the 1-hour rebound is meeting resistance; near-term action is weak and choppy. Watch support at $81,700–$81,300; a break below could put $80,600 in focus. To the upside, watch $82,400–$82,650 first, then $83,000 if reclaimed.
ETH is around $2,412, with the daily chart still under pressure from the medium-term moving averages. The 4-hour chart has rebounded but has not reclaimed resistance at $2,43

USDC is holding its $1 peg at ~$1.001 (+0.04% 24h), Market cap ~$72.5B, rank Number 6 — the second stablecoin after USDT.
What moved it: Circle launched Circle Match yesterday (Oct 22) — hourly batch auctions inside Circle Mint that pair USDC mint and redemption orders, so institutions earn rebates on mints while redemptions clear at or below the Express rate. Circle also scrapped the net-redemption overage surcharge in its Oct 19 Mint fee schedule, keeping standard redemptions fee-free.
Watch: the EBA/ACPR joint supervision of USDC as the EU's first significant e-money token starts Nov 12. O

Those who watched my analysis yesterday and took my advice are having an incredible day today too

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10.23$ETH Silk Road
### Market Analysis
After this ETH rally touched a high of 2407.40, it closed with a long upper shadow, showing resistance. The price pulled back to trade and consolidate in the range above the Bollinger midline. After the short-term surge, bulls took profits, and the market entered a consolidation phase. The Bollinger Bands remain upward-opening, and the medium-term trend structure remains strong, with resistance at 2398.39 and key support at 2380.22.
✅Long thesis: This pullback is a technical shakeout within the uptrend. The price has retreated to the Bollinger midline, a

#TeslaQ3ProfitFalls43% #WCTCS9 ‌Anatomy of one number: Tesla's capex cut from $25 billion to $20 billion
The prompt asks for one detail, and mine is a single line from the Q3 call: Tesla revised its capital expenditure guidance to approximately $20 billion for the current year, down from more than $25 billion. TSLA sits at $373.16 after the report. Here is how I took the number apart.
GAAP net income fell about 43% to $787 million, but free cash flow came in at positive $1.53 billion against a $4.51 billion expected burn. The capex line sits between those two facts, because it is a big part o

#PrivacyNarrativeHeatsUpMASKInFocus
$MASK ‌MASK at $0.43: three exams the privacy-narrative rally has to pass
Privacy is the theme getting attention this week, and Mask Network is one of the names in focus. A narrative can start a move, but the chart decides whether it lasts. I framed the setup as three exams: hold support, break resistance and prove it with volume.
First, which MASK
This post covers Mask Network, the long-running ERC-20 project, not the Solana-based privacy token that shares the ticker. Mask Network launched in July 2019, with a first use case of letting users encrypt posts

#Share My Holding Returns# stonk is recovering; hopefully it closes the week up!!!

$btc full moon on 26th

I heard this is the best stock in the Hang Seng Tech Index,
bar none.
It’s nearly doubled in three months—we’re doing pretty well, right?

Tong Ge's 10.23 BTC strategy
$BTC Short around 819-827, stop-loss at 832, targets 808-797-788-765-750
Yesterday, BTC slid steadily from 84875 to 80888, with hardly any meaningful bounce.
In this kind of market, the biggest danger isn't the drop itself—it's when the price has fallen all the way and then suddenly bounces, prompting people to rush in and call the bottom.
A short-term rebound is possible today, but Tong Ge's message is the same: a bounce after a deep drop doesn't mean the bottom is in.
The long/short ratio has reached 2.25, with clearly more people leaning long. When everyone thin

Why, as the US-Iran conflict escalates, has BTC instead fallen below $82k?
More than 90% of the positions liquidated in the past 24 hours were longs.
100k people, $441 million, wiped out in one sweep. Bitcoin plunged from $84.8k to $81k, its biggest drop in two weeks. Gold is falling too. Spot gold in London fell below $4,100, hitting an intraday low of $4,005.
By the old playbook, if the US and Iran are heading for war, you should buy gold and BTC. Instead, the two “safe-haven assets” are holding hands on the way down.
The US and Israel are drawing up plans to strike Iran after the midterm el

$ZAMA I'm watching zama closely.
strong fundamental project with trendy narrative: privacy.
buy and hold or put it in a bot and wait patiently.
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Why can your account's overall risk far exceed expectations even when you've only made a few trades?
Many traders review their positions one by one but overlook a more important question: Do these trades share a common source of risk?
Suppose you hold long positions in BTC, ETH, and SOL at the same time. On the surface, you hold three different assets; but if all of them are affected by a broad market downturn, tightening liquidity, or declining risk appetite, all three trades could lose money together.
These are three frequently overlooked issues in portfolio risk.
I. Correlation risk: Differ

A high win rate does not mean high profitability. What truly determines trading results is the ratio between every gain and loss.
Many trading strategies look excellent: an 80% win rate, multiple consecutive wins, and a fairly impressive backtest curve.
But problems arise if each win is only $10 while a single loss reaches $50.
Suppose you make 100 trades:
• 80 winning trades, earning $10 each, for a total of $800.
• 20 losing trades, losing $50 each, for a total of $1,000.
Final result: a loss of $200, not including fees, funding rates, and slippage.
This shows that the win rate is only one p

#MetaSwingsFromSurgeToSelloff FROM +10% SURGE TO -7% CRASH IN 24 HOURS, META JUST SHOWED WHY MAG7 IS NOT SAFE ANYMORE*
Look at this chart. This is META yesterday. Morning: surge +14.2% green after earnings. Afternoon: selloff -22.8% red crash, volume 42.7M double normal, market cap 1.38T to 1.12T wiped $108B, circuit breaker talk. Traders holding head. This is what Meta swings from surge to selloff means.
*WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED — OCT 22-23:*
Meta reported Q3 revenue $64.6B up 26% beating Wall Street $63.41B. Everyone cheered pre-market, stock jumped 10% to $738.31. Morgan Stanley raised targe