#韩国KOSPI涨超4% #Gate广场万圣节 South Korean stocks surged to a circuit breaker! But don’t celebrate just yet: this rally looks more like an oversold rebound at first, and only later might it turn into a renewed uptrend.
There is still no sustained increase in trading volume, return of foreign investors, or earnings confirmation, so it’s too early to call a reversal.
Why this rally looks more like a recovery
· The drop was too fast: KOSPI fell about 35%–40% from its June high at one point, with tech stocks dropping even more. After short-term selling pressure is released all at once, bargain hunters a

Bitcoin ETFs Hit Roughest Stretch Since April as Banks Stay Shut
Institutional demand cooled sharply. US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $228 million in net outflows from October 12 through October 16, adding to $681 million in withdrawals the prior week for a two-week total of $909 million. That marks the largest institutional pullback since April. Price action reflected the sentiment: Bitcoin dropped below $82,000, with roughly $771 million in leveraged positions liquidated in a single day earlier in the week, followed by nearly $1 billion more in liquidations on October 15 as Bitco

Since the weekend, it has repeatedly consolidated around the 4,000 round-number mark while awaiting the Fed’s rate decision, so it may be best to stay on the sidelines this week. The market currently predicts the Fed will leave interest rates unchanged at 2:00 on the 29th, reaching
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Polymarket puts the odds of Democrats winning the House at 93%.
BTC over the past week: slid from around 82k to 79.8k, a drop of less than 3%.
A “bearish” event priced in at 93%, and BTC’s reaction was to yawn.
If you’re still selling everything because “Democrats are going to win,” you’re watching the wrong screen.
Democrats win = crypto crashes.
For the November 3 midterm elections, the market is almost certain Democrats will take the House, with the odds of them gaining full control of both chambers also around 65%.
By “linear thinking,” BTC should crash to 60k.
What actually happened? Repe

Q: Extremely high risk of chasing longs at elevated levels!
Direction: Long
Entry: 0.195 - 0.20
Take profit: 0.214 - 0.22
Core reasons for going long: 1. Capital flows are extremely strong. Net inflows reached 720k over 1 hour and 27.22 million over 24 hours. The capital flow score is +100, with a 100% share. Major funds are still entering aggressively, and short-term trend momentum is extremely strong. 2. However, technical indicators are extremely overbought. RSI(6) is as high as 87.67, with a surge in volume at elevated levels and a long lower wick on the candle, so a technical death cross

$DOOD Last chance to get on board with a short position! The crash is coming soon! Jump straight into a short and take profits! Target: 0.0022! Welcome aboard! Wait patiently for the crash!

From yesterday to today
I've seen at least 5 people post this video and the exact same copy😂😂😂
Is the Grok bot really that profitable?
And everyone turns $3,000 into $12,500—are the profits really this uniform and standardized? 🫡

$ARM ‌
Arm Holdings shares closed at 223.34 dollars on October 26. That marked a gain of 6.12 percent for the session. The chip designer moved higher alongside a broader recovery in semiconductor stocks, as capital returned to the artificial intelligence trade.
Industry research from TrendForce adds context to the demand picture. The firm expects global server CPU shipments to grow about 31 percent in 2026. It forecasts growth above 40 percent in 2027. TrendForce also estimates that Arm based CPUs could reach a 30 percent market share in 2027. This outlook is supported by new processors enter

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ANTHROPIC IPO: $16.3 BILLION IN REVENUE, EXPECTED VALUATION OF $2 TRILLION
Anthropic, the company behind Claude AI, has reportedly filed for an IPO to list on Nasdaq under the ticker ANT.
Some notable details:
First-half 2026 revenue: $16.3 billion.
Reported net loss: $80.7 billion, primarily related to accounting adjustments in the valuation of financial instruments.
Projected AI infrastructure spending: $120.5 billion for SpaceXAI and Nvidia, along with $114.5 billion for Google through 2033.
Expected IPO size: Could raise up to $100 billion, at a valuation of around $2 trillion.
The deal hi

U.S. stocks face three hurdles this week! Rate-cut hopes, the GDP report, and tech earnings: which will rattle Wall Street first?
U.S. stocks have a rough week ahead: investors are waiting to hear from the Fed, watching U.S. GDP and PCE, and digesting earnings from tech giants. It’s like finishing a math exam only to have the teacher announce that English, physics, and the final report card are all due at once!
If the Fed strikes a dovish tone and inflation comes in milder than expected, hopes for looser policy could flare up again, giving growth and tech stocks some breathing room. But if GDP

Liquidation alert! ETH consolidating at 2315 is a trap, with $200 million in long positions buried below 2280. Why the narrow-range trading: ETH is stuck at 2315. It looks calm on the surface, but longs and shorts are both getting squeezed. October ETF net outflows exceeded $1.1 billion, with BlackRock leading the selloff; Arthur Hayes dumped all 6,400 ETH, and the whales are all running. The upgrade delay, combined with traders staying on the sidelines ahead of the Fed decision, means capital simply isn’t moving. The liquidation map shows a liquidation zone of 500,000 ETH in long positions ar

Good morning. You might be watching two big events today. The Federal Reserve announces its rate decision at 2 PM Eastern Time. Microsoft reports earnings after the market closes. Oppssss that is a lot of information for one afternoon.
Markets already expect the Fed to hold rates steady. CME FedWatch data shows a 90 percent probability of no change. So the real signal is guidance for December. Analysts are watching whether officials keep a future increase on the table. If the language sounds firmer, borrowing costs for mortgages and business loans may stay elevated for longer.
Microsoft faces

Oil Prices Remain Scorching—Which Will Crack First: U.S. Stocks, Gold, or Bitcoin? The Answer May Surprise You!
With international oil prices fluctuating at elevated levels and geopolitical risks continuing to escalate, the market’s biggest question is: if oil prices refuse to cool, which will be hit first—U.S. stocks, gold, or crypto?
My take: In the short term, watch pressure on U.S. stocks’ earnings and valuations; in the medium term, watch gold’s battle with interest rates; and highly volatile crypto assets may react most sharply to liquidity shifts. Note that these are different types of

Firelight, the DeFi cover protocol on Flare, now holds 36.05% of all FXRP in circulation, more than any other app.
That is 51.74M FXRP, Flare's wrapped XRP, staked to back onchain cover for DeFi platforms.
@FlareNetworks

October 27: Gold battles around the $4,000 level, awaiting an external catalyst to break the deadlock
Last night, gold fluctuated around $4,000, reaching a high near $4,030 and a low of $3,988. Its total move was just $42, with very limited volatility as both bulls and bears await fresh directional guidance.
Fundamentally, the market is currently in a tug-of-war, with no major data or events to break the deadlock. The US midterm elections are entering their final countdown, while the blond guy also seems to have quieted down. As for the rate path, markets have largely priced in a December rate

$SIREN Long opportunity: After a sharp sell-off, buyers are trying to drive a rebound. The price is stabilizing around $0.0230; if it successfully reclaims $0.02344, it could climb further to $0.02478. Wait for confirmation before entering, as bearish pressure remains strong...

Damn, Brazil’s stock market is giving crypto-market vibes! Lula’s shock reelection sent stocks into a circuit breaker, while the fear index plunged 40%!
Who says only cryptocurrencies can crash?
Lula won reelection, and Brazil’s financial markets collapsed the very next day:
The Ibovespa index closed down 13.88%, after falling more than 17% at its intraday low, triggering the first circuit breaker since 2020.
The US-listed Brazilian ETF (EWZ) plunged nearly 27% at one point premarket, with the market estimated to have shed more than $200 billion.
Why such a steep drop?
1. The market was bettin