$ETH ETHUSDT 3H: sweep of the 4th wave lows, watching for a reclaim
ETH has swept the 4th wave lows on a spike in volume. I'm watching the 3H closes to see whether price can reclaim them.
The bigger picture
My read: ETH is in wave 4 of wave 1 up from the lows. Wave 5 comes next. This count is wrong if wave 4 trades back into the price range of wave 1.
What just happened
Price fell through the 4th wave lows at 2,356.41 and through the 2,318.00 line, which I drew from the 15 Oct lows. Volume spiked well above its average line on the way down. Price then moved back above 2,318.00. That is a sweep

The data looks off. $APR is currently at 0.0347, up 48.46% in 24 hours, with a low of 0.0226 and a high of 0.0351—closing almost right at the ceiling, on 27.0M in trading volume. This kind of volume paired with this kind of gain isn't something retail traders can pull off.
I've been watching the markets on Gate for a long time, and this kind of move usually means one of three things:
First, real money is getting in early. The 40%-plus swing from 0.0226 to 0.0351 had almost no meaningful pullbacks along the way, which suggests buy orders kept coming in rather than this being a one-off pump. 27

$CAP Now opening a large long position with 10x leverage. Take-profit 1: 0.0900 Take-profit 2: 0.0950 Final take-profit: 0.100 Stop-loss: 0.07400

$ERA is currently priced at 0.0792, up 1.80% over 24 hours, with volume at 0.15x the average of the last 20 bars. Taken together, these figures make the key point to clarify: $ERA has moved on the 1-hour timeframe, but the 4-hour timeframe has yet to confirm it.
I treat the shorter timeframe as a signal, not a conclusion; if the larger timeframe doesn't follow, the direction can still reverse. The 1-hour timeframe reflects short-term capital flows, while the 4-hour timeframe reflects the broader structure. When the two timeframes point in opposite directions, it only means the market is choosi

Saylor says America’s major banks can create $100 billion in credit out of thin air each year to buy BTC, push its price up threefold, and grow the industry to $10 trillion. It certainly sounds exciting, but I’m more interested in the other side of the equation: If banks create the credit and use it to buy scarce assets, whose money is being diluted? In the modern banking system, issuing a loan creates a deposit; banks don’t need deposits first in order to lend. In other words, new credit flows first into assets, driving up the prices of BTC, stocks, real estate, and more. Those who get the mo

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AKE | Short 🔴 | Bearish | 15-minute, 24h: -20.88% | Volume: 128.6M USDT
Short rationale: Price below EMA200; EMA20/50/200 in bearish alignment; RSI14 at 49.0; MACD histogram negative; ADX14 at 14.1; volume at 1.00x the 20-candle average; trend pullback/continuation.
Entry: 0.030738 Stop-loss: 0.0316387 Take-profit 1: 0.0296121 | Take-profit 2: 0.0289366 | Take-profit 3: 0.0280359
Entry price is for reference only; do not chase the trade. This strategy is invalidated if the stop-loss level is hit. Technical analysis only; not investment advice.$AKE

AI Spending Hits the Ceiling! For Tech Giants’ Earnings, the Next Challenge Is Payback, Not Growth
Today’s U.S. tech giants look like a group of wealthy people charging into the future on their credit cards: buying servers, building data centers, stockpiling chips, and poaching AI talent with high salaries.
The more aggressively they spend, the more excited investors get? Not so fast—the bill will come due sooner or later.
In late October 2026, the market is closely watching earnings from tech giants such as Microsoft, Alphabet, and Amazon, as well as their AI capital spending plans. Estimates

$AI is currently trading at 0.0195, down 3.465% over 24H (range: 0.0191–0.0212). The 1H and 4H charts are both weak, with EMA20 acting as resistance and RSI near lows. Watch whether price can hold above resistance at 0.0212, and whether it can reclaim 0.0191 after losing that level. Volume is only 0.00x the average, so any move past these levels needs confirmation from participation. If price holds above resistance, keep an eye on it; if it breaks support, beware of further weakness. The market is highly volatile; for observation only.

$PUMP has finally climbed back above those moving averages. I’ve decided to go long here and see if it has the momentum to keep rising.
Take profit: 0.004465 Stop loss: 0.004121 Hot coins: $BIR : Current price 0.08609 - 24-hour change: +7.28%
$LIGH : Current price 0.3037 - 24-hour change: +35.64%

X100 on Ethereum Exploited, $4.85M in USDT Drained
Security firm reported an ongoing attack on X100 on Ethereum, with two transactions draining approximately $4.85 million in USDT by the time of its alert.
• An attacker seized 2 of the project’s 3 governance seats.
• 400,000 X tokens were sold from the vault into a self created, empty liquidity pool.
• Another attacker destroyed the Uniswap V3 liquidity position controlled by the Freezer contract.
I feel that This incident highlights how governance control and liquidity mechanisms can become critical attack surfaces. A protocol’s security dep

OK's Season 3 Prophet event was handled very poorly.
Who among people interested in financial reports would play this thing?
Only ordinary people who are into esports and League of Legends would play it, so you targeted the wrong audience.
You didn't take advantage of the great S Championship.

#MetaSwingsFromSurgeToSelloff
Meta's Market Reversal: AI Ambitions, Advertising Strength, and the Growing Pressure to Deliver Returns
Meta Platforms is entering a critical phase in its market story, where technological ambition must be matched by financial results. The company's powerful advertising ecosystem, expanding artificial intelligence capabilities, and massive global audience continue to support its long-term potential. However, changing investor expectations can quickly transform optimism into selling pressure when rising expenses create uncertainty about future profitability. This

$HANA WILL TRAVEL!

What’s worth watching with $HYPE this time isn’t whether it’s “going up” or “going down,” but which of the two nearby boundaries is actually tested first after the price reaches 76.07. Rather than choosing a side, first check whether price and volume are aligned. Price shows direction; trading volume shows participation. When price has moved but volume is significantly below average, the follow-through of either a breakout or a decline should be viewed with caution.
The price is currently looking for answers between 74.45 and 78.05. Only once it truly leaves this range will 74.45 or 82.54 beco

$SOL With the price sitting at $102.04, trading activity is clearly surging, but the network’s real economic value and overall application-layer revenue are basically flat, still a long way off their previous-cycle highs. Spot trading volume is also still subdued. The market looks more like on-chain activity is heating up than capital making a full-fledged comeback. In other words, “activity” metrics like address counts, transaction counts, and contract calls can all look great, but when it comes to protocol revenue, application-layer fees, and genuine user retention, the curves aren’t nearly

Render Network users paid $532,927 for GPU jobs in the 30 days to October 22, more than Akash's $209,714 in leases and Filecoin's $83,920 in fees combined.
Over the past year, Render's $2,211,310 tops both.
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The better the earnings, the less the stock seems to care? Retail investors are once again just the cheer squad in this U.S. stock market drama
What’s the most gut-wrenching thing about U.S. earnings season? It’s not a company losing money—it’s a company making money while your stock loses value!
It’s like your boss announcing a 20% increase in your year-end bonus, only for you to find out that rent has gone up 30%.
As of late October 2026, the U.S. third-quarter earnings season is entering a critical phase. The market is focused not just on how much companies have earned, but on how much they