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Yesterday, BTC and ETH both fell to new lows for this correction. BTC dropped as low as 7.98, while ETH touched around 2320, broadly in line with this week’s expectation that a C-wave decline could follow the B-wave rebound. The market saw a short-term rebound overnight, with BTC facing concentrated resistance around 8.3 overhead.
In terms of wave structure, this C-wave correction in BTC has been relatively small in both magnitude and range, and it is still unclear whether a C5 wave will occur. For now, watch how the rebound performs: lows have formed in the support zone, and BTC has also seen

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U.S. inflation heats up again. Could the Bitcoin bull market be affected?
September's U.S. PPI came in significantly above expectations, potentially bringing a new challenge for Bitcoin and the broader crypto market. Data showed that PPI rose 1.3% month over month and 6.3% year over year, far above general market expectations. Renewed inflationary pressure means the Federal Reserve may find it difficult to pivot easily toward monetary easing in the near term.
Why does this affect Bitcoin? Because crypto markets are relatively sensitive to liquidity and risk appetite. If expectations for rate c

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When this Plinko ball fell, the audio suddenly became entirely my voice 😂
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Is this guy saying CZ did it on purpose? And are the remaining SOL events in the other cities still going ahead?

The Treasury’s $6 billion buyback of U.S. debt is basically just buying its own bonds back. The Fed hasn’t even moved yet, and the Treasury is already scrambling—liquidity is that tight. Retail traders are watching the show, but the bond market is the real ticking time bomb. What do you think?

Japan’s three major banks—Mizuho, MUFG, and SMBC—have teamed up to complete a pilot for cross-border payments using a yen stablecoin, serving Mitsubishi Corporation.
This signal isn’t just about speeding up payments; it shows that traditional finance is beginning to truly integrate blockchain into corporate cash flows.
The key to future competition won’t just be who issues stablecoins, but who can connect banks, businesses, and cross-border settlement networks.
If the pilot scales up, yen stablecoins could become a new tool for corporate cross-border settlements and may also spur the adoption

Good night!
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Once I’m done, I’ll go watch the bears take off again 🙃🙃

The Tesla trade was perfect. I took profit on my short positions last night. It’s rising today, so I’ll add to my short at 390, add again at 400, and set a stop-loss at 410. Let’s see.

$BTC ‌ is approaching a potential breakout area, where a reclaim of key moving averages could create an opportunity for a move higher.
Trading Plan Long $BTC
Entry: 81,800 - 82,300
SL: 79,700
TP1: 82,666
TP2: 83,500
TP3: 85,000
BTC is up 0.99% today at $82,078.8, recovering from the $79,725.9 low and reclaiming ground above all key moving averages. The price is trading above MA5 at $82,160.5, MA10 at $82,136.6, and MA30 at $81,783.9. The MACD histogram is positive at 1.2, with DIF at 92.9 above DEA at 91.7, confirming the buyers are back in control.
The structure shows a clear higher low form

I turned off the $TIA gainers and losers list, and the chart left just one question: $TIA is still strong, but the crowded trade is now out in the open.
$TIA is currently at 0.6834, up 27.48% in 24 hours. The 1-hour support is 0.5239, resistance is 0.7148, and current volume is 0.99 times the average volume of the last 20 bars.
My view for now is this: I acknowledge the trend is strong, but what matters next isn’t how much higher it can go—it’s whether buyers step in on the first pullback. A move up isn’t a win just because it hits 0.7148; we need to see whether it can hold above that level.