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Converge is planning to integrate Solana, Avalanche, and Chainlink by year-end. CEO Rick Wurster is pointing to crypto as a key source of transaction-based revenue for the company.
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Short $AGT
[maximum 5% of trading volume] Entry price 0.070-0.073 Stop-loss price 0.077 Take-profit price 0.068-0.062-0.055

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🗳️ NEW PREDICTION MARKET: Can Democrats flip South Carolina’s Senate seat?
Darline Graham Nordone (R) leads at 84.5% in the Oct. 17 snapshot. Early voting starts Oct. 19; turnout totals alone cannot establish a party advantage.

I'm planning to open a large long position here at $HYPE
—just a quick scalp. 👀Take profit: $79.45 Stop loss: $78.20 👇🏻Price is bouncing from this lower area, and I'm starting to see buyers step back in. Interestingly, active trading is also appearing higher up, near my take-profit zone. If buyers continue to hold this level, one decisive push could quickly take the price back to around $79.4–$79.5. I'm not looking to make a big move here. I just want to catch a clean short-term move up from support, targeting liquidity above. If this area holds, I think $HYPE could make another leg up.

$PROM Bottom line: The trend structure remains bullish, but the risk-reward of chasing higher has deteriorated. A pullback that holds above the moving averages would be the actionable window for going long.
Here’s a reusable way to read the chart: to assess whether a trend is healthy, don’t just look at whether the price is rising—look at the “moving average alignment + distance between price and the upper Bollinger Band + whether momentum indicators are confirming.” PROM’s MA5=5.0094 is above MA20=4.84135, with short- and medium-term moving averages aligned bullishly—this is the first sign of

The data looks off. $US is currently at 0.0060, down 14.38% in 24 hours, with a low of 0.0059, closing almost at the floor, yet trading volume was still 22.9M—the price crashed without volume shrinking, so this isn’t an ordinary pullback.
Three possibilities: first, someone dumped heavily ahead of a certain event; the volume shows the selling pressure is real. Second, market makers pulled liquidity, and the thin order book created the plunge—the 0.0059 wick looks like that. Third, panic selling triggered a cascade, with retail traders handing over their tokens after seeing it break below 0.00

Opportunities come from declines.
Risk comes from rallies.
U.S. stocks are down 8%, while TM, SanDisk, and Micron have fallen as much as 30% and 20%.
The market is in despair. When most people expect further downside, it’s often at times like these that smart money, seeing these bloodied shares, has already begun to step in gradually.
Spring comes only after winter.

It’s not just supertankers going up in flames—crypto and stock traders’ wallets are burning too.
If this keeps up, aren’t you worried it’ll spark public outrage?

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#ShareWeekly #WarshIMFSpeech Warsh at the IMF: why the Bangkok remarks matter for rate hikes and for BTC
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh joined IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva for a fireside chat at the IMF-World Bank meetings in Bangkok, and the two questions in this topic are the right ones. Is the tone hawkish or dovish, and what does it mean for Bitcoin? Here are the answers, backed by the numbers that moved after he spoke.
Tone: neutral on the surface, hawkish underneath
Warsh did not choose a side. He reiterated the Fed's commitment to price stability while refusing to prejudge upcoming

Treat $SOL as a thesis to test: current price 103.52, down 0.93% over 24 hours, with participation at 0.42x. What’s known is clear; the key unknown is whether real buyers will show up at key levels.
There’s a simple rule of thumb: price shows direction, while volume shows participation. When price has moved but volume is clearly below average, the follow-through on either a breakout or a decline should be discounted. Looking only at candle colors is easy, but price moving and most people being willing to follow are two different things.
Don’t clutter the chart with lines. For now, just note 1

How am I doing so far with papertrader?!
->deposited 50$ to try things out
->ended up being up ~100%
->still managed to earn 1k PAPER
->Sitting top 1k on the LB
Is this considered a win knowing how much $$ people are burning to earn Paper?

On October 16, spot Ethereum ETFs saw daily net outflows of $69.68 million, with BlackRock ETHA the only product to record net outflows that day; Grayscale ETHE, Fidelity FETH, and other products had zero net flows. Cumulative outflows in October have reached $955 million, steadily eroding the $814 million in year-to-date net inflows, signaling weaker institutional appetite for allocations and a lack of incremental buying to absorb the selling, with expectations of sustained downward price pressure.

Not bad for a sophomore’s first try, right? I’ll keep working hard to catch up with all you pros soon

10.17
Weekend Recap
This week, my streams mainly focused on BTC and ETH
There wasn't much movement Monday and Tuesday, so I traded SAND a bit
The trades all came through Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. I watched the charts, patiently waiting for take-profit, and the funny thing was that my short take-profit at 808 was hit by a wick right at 80800.0
I shared trade ideas every day, and the community caught three swing trades. I closed out my BTC short, while still holding my long, just waiting for the right catalyst$BTC $ETH $SNDK

Looking at this round of tech company layoff lists, it feels like both bulls and bears are holding their breath. Companies are telling a new story about using AI and improving efficiency to cut costs, while also not daring to make any firm commitments. Employees are refreshing job boards while waiting for year-end bonuses and severance to come through. Liquidity is lowest in the early hours of the morning, and that’s also when you’re most likely to see a sudden price wick—that’s just as true of the job market. During the day, everyone talks about “structural adjustments,” but late at night, an

$AGT This trend still hasn’t weakened—pretty impressive. Next $BTW ?