$PENDLE reclaimed the $2.00–$2.05 demand zone on rising volume.
It is printing higher lows above that floor inside a descending triangle. The first push off the trendline got rejected. This pullback is the long. A break and flip of the descending line opens $2.50+.
A 2h close under $2.00 kills it.

Our plan for ethereum:native over the coming months:
We’re accumulating every day inside the DCA zone.
Just steady accumulation and patience.
The goal is to accumulate while the market gives us the opportunity, before the next major leg up.

Darling, the last few Plinko balls suddenly started crowding into the high-multiplier area
Moonlight was already about to cash out, but ended up watching for a while longer
It’s really hard to turn it off right away at times like this @Roobet~
Throw a few more with me:

i cannot overstate how important it is to have a life beyond the computer in order to do well in markets
you are often your own worst enemy.
distracting yourself from irrational and impulsive decisions at times where opportunities contract is a form of edge
stop calling it discipline; call it self-respect.

Raydium allocated $6,206,692 in trading fees to RAY buybacks in Q3, up 199.35% from $2,073,421 in Q2. September's $4,700,256 was its biggest buyback month since July 2025.
@Raydium

SKHYNIX
With the downtrend continuing, liquidity around 910 will likely be swept. If price breaks below 910 and reclaims it, consider going long; if it breaks below and fails to reclaim it, abandon the long.

Just smashed this nice long on $DOGE 🔥🐶🔥

Right as $PLTR pushed above $210 a couple of days ago, I dropped a PAT update in the community saying a pullback was becoming likely...

📊 A 13.23% premium over the BCV, but the order book tells another story: 505,642 USDT waiting to buy versus 54,648 for sale.
80.49% of the depth is on the buy side. The rate you see on screen isn’t always the rate you get when you trade.
Two ways to read the same market:
1) The premium (13.23%) shows where the digital dollar stands relative to the official rate. It’s the macro context: the gap the market pays to access USDT outside the official channel.
2) The order book shows what happens if you trade now: more than half a million USDT in buy orders versus just 54,000 for sale. Eight out of

Chainlink just secured another entry point into Japan's financial sector.
Pacific Meta named CCIP its preferred cross-chain rail and added Chainlink's compliance tools for Japanese institutions.
Japan, SBI, and now this.

$BTC is showing strong bullish momentum after a sharp recovery from the lows.
Buyers are regaining control as price reclaims key short-term structure.
EP 82,250 - 82,320
TP TP1 82,450 TP2 82,600 TP3 82,750
SL 82,100
$BTC swept downside liquidity near 81,600 and reacted with strong buying pressure. Price has reclaimed the 82,200 zone, confirming a bullish structural shift. Holding this support could trigger further upside liquidity expansion toward the recent highs.
Let’s go $BTC ‌

You like what you see

The current initiative is an effective strategy for developing new coins, with compounding returns expected. 😊$DNA

🏠 There are investors and demand for housing, but mortgage lending remains frozen because of the reserve requirement: of every 100 bolivars deposited, some cannot be lent out.
And since housing is priced in dollars, the down payment usually goes through P2P in USDT.
How the bottleneck works:
1) The reserve requirement forces banks to keep a portion of deposits locked up. Of every 100 bolivars deposited, only a fraction goes out as loans. The rest remains frozen.
2) Without credit, there are no mortgages. A bank cannot lend for 20 years what it does not have available. Housing loans—the longes

What’s meant to come will come. Leave the rest to time.
BTC at 82,500 short, ETH at 2,460 short; gold at 4,100 long, silver at 56 long. Still holding all positions.
These are the trades I made on stream over the past few days. I’m trying to find the version of myself from when I called the 2024 low. Keep going…

#USMemoryStocksExtendLosses #ShareWeekly #USSeptemberPPIBeatsExpectations
The card says memory stocks “extended losses,” but that’s already a day old. By Thursday’s US close, Micron had reversed from an $858 low to finish at $931.24, up 1.9%. So the better question isn’t “are they still falling?” It’s “was that a bottom or just a bounce?” Here’s how I’d sort it out.
1. The damage first
Six of the largest memory and storage makers lost about $1.09 trillion in combined value between the Oct 2 close and Thursday’s open. Over that stretch Micron was down about 18.7%, Kioxia about 33% and SK hynix

$BTC ETFs barely saw a positive inflow today, but it shows there isn't enough demand right now!
I can also see some outflow happening right now. Don't get too bullish unless this turns into clear positive inflows.