#StandardCharteredSeesARBAt10By2030
ARB just got one of the most aggressive long-term calls in the market.
Standard Chartered has initiated coverage on Arbitrum and set a $10 target for the end of 2030. At the time of the report, ARB was around $0.13–$0.14, so the bank's target represented roughly 70x from that level. The bank's path was $0.50 for 2026, $1.50 for 2027, $3.50 for 2028, $6.50 for 2029 and $10 by 2030.
But I don't look at a 70x target and immediately think “ARB is going to $10.”
I look at what has to happen for that valuation to make sense.
And this is where the Arbitrum story b

#GateTopsStockPerpetualCoverage 🚀 #GateTopsStockPerpetualCoverage
Gate is expanding its equity-perpetual market footprint. According to DefiLlama Research, Gate had 385 listed equity-linked perpetual contracts as of September 7, 2026 — the highest count among the six venues analyzed.
📊 Key figures: • 385 equity perpetuals
• ~$1.15B average 24h volume
• ~$738M average open interest
• Strong top-of-book depth across several high-volume contracts
The data highlights the growing role of stock-linked perpetuals as crypto markets increasingly connect with traditional equities.

Major Nasdaq-100 Index update: SpaceX weighting rises to 2.82%, effective next Monday
According to Bloomberg, as the Nasdaq-100 Index’s quarterly constituent rebalancing takes effect on Monday (September 21), SpaceX’s weighting in the index will rise to 2.82%, a significant increase from its current weighting of approximately 1.28%. $SPC $SPCXB

I didn’t make any judgment call—I just held it a little longer and didn’t expect it to actually deliver.
During the repeated intraday fluctuations, $CYS fell just short every time it pushed higher. Selling pressure was strong and support was insufficient, so I said rebounds were opportunities to short.
From 1.3889 to 0.1586, +1744% says it all. Those who were on board should be grinning in their sleep—the gains feel great.
Close 80% first, and protect the remaining 20% at the entry price. Don’t panic on a rebound; if it continues dropping, let the profits run.
I’d rather miss a limit-up than

🟩 Ethereum officially recorded the best third quarter in its history, with a rise of +67.89% in Q3 2026.
According to CoinGlass data, ETH thus surpassed its previous record for this period of the year, set in 2025 at +66.55%, as well as 2020 at +59.5%.
The contrast with the beginning of the year is huge, as Ethereum ended Q1 at -29.26% and then Q2 at -25.28%.

#GlassnodeSaysBTCMarketStillBullish
Glassnode just gave me another reason to watch Bitcoin closely.
A lot of the BTC being sold recently is still being sold in profit, but I don't think that automatically means we are at a market top. The more important question is what happens to that profit-taking after the coins are sold.
Glassnode's latest data shows something interesting: Bitcoin's Sell-Side Risk Ratio has fallen to around 7 basis points per day on a 7-day basis, less than half the 16 bps seen at the August peak. At the same time, long-term holders' share of realized profit has dropped f

$TLM TLM
The weekly chart is clear; there are medium-term targets relative to the red lines. On the lower timeframe, there is resistance within the orange box; we need to see if it reaches the 5% range of the green line to determine whether further growth is possible.

A wayward market using hooligan tactics……

I'm like a little fish in your lotus pond😉
You catch

Many people reflexively short when they see a negative funding rate, but this is a typical misconception—the negative rate actually means shorts are paying to hold their positions, while longs are being subsidized.
$SK The current price is 0.00478, up 19.80% over 24h, yet the funding rate is -0.1054%, making this a very rare combination. As the price rises, shorts continue paying fees, indicating that shorts are stubbornly holding on while longs are not overcrowded. On the moving-average side, MA5=0.004664 has crossed above MA20=0.004332, confirming a bullish alignment; the MACD histogram is p

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Quick audio-to-text style update for everyone watching $ETH today. 📱 We are currently sitting at 2580.05, down about 1.523 percent over the last day, with the price action bouncing between a low of 2564.33 and a high of 2668. Honestly, it is a bit of a nail-biter seeing it hold near the lows, but that just means we need to stay disciplined with our risk management instead of guessing where it goes next. ⚡\n\nTo give you an idea of how to structure this, here are some illustrative, non-prediction examples. A hypothetical long setup from 2580.05 might use a stop-loss at 2502.65 with a target of

$BTC The chart is filled with B’s and S’s, recording not technical analysis but only the ugly traces of emotional loss of control. I originally entered at 78500, and riding the entire main upward move would have been enough, but midway I insisted on making a T trade—and with leverage at that. As expected, one stop-loss wiped out all my profits, and I even ended up owing trading fees. Later, after regaining my composure, I caught the tail end of the move and earned back a little. Next time, after setting take-profit and stop-loss levels, I will absolutely stop meddling; a loss is a loss—admit t

$WLD WLD is holding firm here. Once the market stabilizes again, I expect WLD to rise sharply. This is a long-term position.
Entry: $0.42 - $0.43Take-profit: $0.45 - $0.47 - $0.5 - $0.55 - $0.6 - $0.8Stop-loss: $0.383

Where Is BTC’s Next Hurdle After Breaking Through 80K?
After BTC reclaimed $80k, the battleground between bulls and bears has shifted. Previously, 80K was a resistance zone the market repeatedly tested but struggled to break through, while the latest price action has remained above this psychological threshold for two consecutive trading days.
From a technical-structure perspective, I would divide the current market into three key zones.
The first level is $80k. This is the most important short-term support. If the price holds above it on a retest after the breakout and trading volume picks up

#StandardCharteredSeesARBAt10By2030 🚨 #StandardCharteredSeesARBAt10By2030
Standard Chartered has initiated coverage of Arbitrum (ARB) with a $10 end-2030 price target, compared with roughly $0.14 when the forecast was released.
🏦 What’s behind the thesis? • Robinhood Chain using Arbitrum’s technology stack
• Estimated Arbitrum revenue of around $5M/month in September
• Growing institutional adoption and tokenized assets
• Arbitrum’s role as Ethereum Layer-2 infrastructure for financial applications
⚠️ The $10 figure is Standard Chartered’s forecast, not a guaranteed outcome. Competition, ado

I didn’t make any judgment—I just held it a little longer and didn’t expect it to really cooperate.
When I opened the chart this morning, $AAOI ’s rebound still had no volume, with clearly insufficient buying support. At the time, I only said to stay bullish, not rush into going long, and move the protection on the short position.
From 152.22 down to 105.37, +1481.88%—that feels so good.
I’ve taken 80% off the table, with the remaining position protected at the entry price at +1481.20%. If it continues to sell off, let the profits run.
Being out of the market isn’t a sin; opening positions rec

$ZIL I just opened a quick short trade
Entry now at 0.003900 or 0.004000 First target 0.003800 Second target 0.003750 Third target 0.003700 Final target 0.003650++ Stop-loss set above 0.004250; will continue shorting $ZIL as it drops from here.