#美国9月PPI大超预期 Data beat expectations across the board, yet the market "isn't following the script": PPI came in at 6.3%, with BTC hanging by a thread at $80K—will this be "the end of bad news" or "stagflation panic"?

Actual data: U.S. September PPI rose 6.3% year-over-year (forecast 5.3%) and 1.3% month-over-month (forecast 0.5%)—the highest in more than four years; core PPI rose 5.0% year-over-year, while retail sales rose 0.8%, also beating expectations. All four readings "blew out the charts." But interestingly, the more explosive the data, the more "divided" the market became—U.S. Treasur

I’ve turned off the $WAL gainers-and-losers list for now, and that leaves just one issue on the chart: $WAL moved first on the 1-hour chart, but the 4-hour chart still hasn’t acknowledged it.
$WAL is currently at 0.05138, down 10.66% over 24 hours. The 1-hour support is 0.05023, resistance is 0.066, and current volume is 0.06 times the average volume of the past 20 candles.
My view for now is this: I’ll treat the short timeframe as a reminder, not take it as a conclusion outright; if the larger timeframe doesn’t follow, the direction can still reverse. Moving up doesn’t count as a win just be

Old Cat’s Crypto Basics: Why do you see one price when buying coins, but execute at another?
Many beginners encounter this the first time they buy crypto.
You clearly see BTC at 60000U, but after clicking buy, the average execution price becomes 60150U.
Did the exchange secretly charge extra?
Not necessarily. This involves a very common concept in trading: slippage.
I. The price you see is not necessarily the price you can buy at
The latest price shown on the trading page only represents the price at which the previous trade was executed.
But when you actually buy, you need to see whether anyo

$GRASS BOOM is about to explode, the pullback is over, liquidity is returning, continue to take off🤩
Go long now🔥🔥Target 1: 0.69 Target 2: 0.72 Target 3: 0.77 Stop-loss: 0.632$AG $SIREN
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“I’m Not a Market Maker”: Did the market maker subscribe to my membership? That’s too flattering—not even a single decimal point off.

After rebounding from the lows, the market has entered a sideways consolidation phase, leading many to wonder whether there are no more shorting opportunities. Back-and-forth price action is normal, and no effective breakout has occurred within the current range. There is clear resistance above, with short-term resistance at 83500. Below 84300, key support is at 80000. Overall, the market remains in a broad 84300-80000 consolidation range, with the intraday strategy still focused on shorting into strength.
Place short positions in batches above 83000; for a more conservative approach, enter at

Var's points for this week are out—here's how things went this week
My 12M in volume was all from SWAPs and only earned 22 points, nearly 540,000 per point. Last week it was 180,000 per point, and I got over 50 points. Although I earned very few points this week, I basically achieved zero loss
I took a look at everyone's points:
There are users ranging from 120,000 to 700,000 per point. Based on the results I've seen so far, spread is still a very important metric (because when I got 180,000 per point last week, 50% of my volume was RWA)
Although Swaps offer double points and low loss, that's

#美国9月PPI大超预期 #美国9月CPI超预期
U.S. September CPI and PPI Both Beat Expectations — Is Inflation Becoming a Bigger Problem for the Market?
Recently, I have been paying close attention to the U.S. inflation data because I believe inflation is one of the most important factors influencing the direction of financial markets. The latest September CPI and PPI figures have given investors another reason to be cautious.
Both consumer and producer inflation came in higher than expected. For me, the biggest question is not just why inflation is rising, but how this could affect the Federal Reserve's next de

One: Today we have to congratulate the subscribed followers who were monitoring the charts—the pickup code last night brought in profits, because none of the limit orders were filled.
Last night's pickup code SIREN rose from the tweet price of 0.0273 to 0.035, a gain of as much as 28%. The take-profit level we gave was 0.035, representing a gain of only 13.5%. The actual gain was more than double the range we gave, and some people still failed to keep up.
Review of the strategy:
The October 15 pickup code SIREN was a trade that only those monitoring the charts could follow; most limit orders w

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life isn’t a race. do things at your own pace.
some years ago, when i was still living in the hood, i saw a lot of young boys getting involved in fraudulent activities and all sorts of things just to make money.
at the time, their lifestyle was something else.
they had money to spend, expensive clothes, flashy cars, and the kind of lifestyle that could make an average young person feel like they were missing out on life.
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$BAT Short-term bias remains bullish, but the market has entered a high-risk zone for chasing highs. Wait for a pullback that holds before entering.
Technical breakdown: MA5=0.2146 remains above MA20=0.192735, and the medium-term moving-average structure has not deteriorated. However, the current price of 0.2066 has fallen back below MA5, indicating that short-term momentum is weakening after the sharp 24h +22.54% rally. The MACD histogram at +0.002192 remains bullish and has not turned negative, with no signal of a trend reversal. RSI=60.1 is in a relatively strong but not overbought range, l

Brothers with longs opened above 1320, I’ve learned my liquidation lesson—now it’s your turn to get out at breakeven!
Last night, ZEC plunged from 1348 to 1070, with over $20 million liquidated across the market, 88% of it from opening long positions. Even more outrageous, the ZEC spot ETF saw a net outflow of $14.76 million that day. This wasn’t a shakeout—it was a “people washout.” Why the crash? Not because of the NU7 upgrade, and certainly not because the fundamentals collapsed. The real reason is that it had risen too much—from $197 in March to $1,700 by the end of September, nearly an 8x

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$TRUTH A brutal shakeout in a single day, down nearly 27% over 24h to a current price of 0.0160, yet trading volume reached $76 million. This is not retail dumping, but a prepared rotation.
First, compare with history: In the bull markets following the past three halvings, altcoins went through an average deep shakeout of 30% to 40% before their first breakout. March 2020, July 2017, and April 2013 all followed this script—between the fourth and eighth months after the halving, small-cap coins first surged, then were cut in half to shake out late buyers, before entering the main uptrend. $TRUT

10.16 Gold Morning Analysis
Last night's U.S. employment and retail data exceeded expectations, weighing on gold and silver. Bullish momentum weakened, gold came under pressure at 4177 and retreated, ending the rebound and entering a high-level correction.
The rise followed by a retreat shows that this rebound was merely a corrective recovery within the downtrend; the broader trend has not reversed. 4180 is strong resistance on the hourly chart. Expect range-bound adjustment this morning; do not chase the decline, but wait for a rebound to face resistance before entering a position.
Strategy:

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