#策略# It has already formed a three-pronged pattern. Chart 2 shows its range. MSTR may be removed from the MSCI index, with the announcement on November 11 and implementation on November 30. This would bring $2.8 billion in selling pressure, about 4.4%. Yesterday alone, 10% was already priced in. $MSTR ‌

$NEAR Pulling back to around $5, is this an opportunity for bulls to buy the dip or a window for bears to add to their positions?
From a capital-flow perspective, the answer leans toward the latter: NEAR is down 2.93% over 24 hours, with trading volume of 151.1M USDT, the largest among the three candidate coins, yet its price is the weakest, indicating real selling pressure. The Fear and Greed Index is at 55, in the greed zone, and market sentiment has not been flushed out, leaving bulls vulnerable to further pressure. Funding rates for WLD (+0.0058%) and PROM (+0.0050%) are both positive, me

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$ETH ETH is currently at 2428 and is highly correlated with BTC, with overall strength weaker than Bitcoin. On the 4-hour timeframe, it remains in a weak range, with short-term resistance near 2480 and key support around 2380. Daily momentum is insufficient, and 24-hour trading volume is relatively low, reflecting a lack of independent buying pressure; ETH is mostly moving passively in line with BTC. In terms of fund flows, inflows into ETH spot are limited, while ETF flows remain under sustained pressure, making an independent rally difficult. Whenever BTC moves sharply, ETH’s price swings te

#美国9月PPI大超预期 #沃什IMF讲话 The Data: A Supply-Side Inflation Shock
US September producer price data landed with a force that unsettled the rate-cut narrative. Headline PPI rose 6.3% year-over-year, far above the 5.3–5.4% consensus, while the monthly print surged 1.3%—the largest single-month jump since March 2022. Core PPI, stripping out food and energy, also beat expectations at 5.0% YoY and 0.7% MoM, signaling that underlying price pressure is not merely an energy artifact.
Energy was the proximate driver: energy prices climbed 10.8% MoM, with diesel reaching record highs and transport and wareho

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#USSeptemberPPIBeatsExpectations US September PPI Beats Expectations, What It Means for Inflation, the Federal Reserve, and Crypto Markets
The latest US September Producer Price Index report has drawn attention across financial markets after producer inflation came in above expectations. The data puts inflation back in focus and raises an important question for investors. Will rising producer costs slow the path toward easier monetary policy, or can the broader economy absorb the pressure without changing the market outlook?
Producer Price Index, commonly known as PPI, measures the change in p

Tong Ge's 10.17 ETH strategy
Enter short around $ETH 2450-2480, stop loss at 2510, targets: 2400-2350-2300

Current price: 2426. Looking at the chart, after dropping to the low of 2313, ETH staged an oversold rebound. It looked lively, but on closer inspection, volume failed to follow through on the rally. After a deep drop, some people will always try to catch a bounce, but that's a recovery, not a reversal.
The 2450-2480 range is a dense trading area created by the previous sell-off, with a pile of holders waiting to break even overhead. BTC also looks half-dead right now; without BTC pick

$AMP Can you still chase the rally now? The answer is no—wait for a pullback confirmation before entering.
AMP is currently at 0.00072, up 8.76% in 24h, but the price has fallen back below MA5 (0.0007464). The MACD histogram is negative and RSI is only 49.1, indicating that short-term momentum has already faded; this rally looks more like a burst of sentiment than the start of a trend. The range across 30 candles is about 27.44%, with volatility at a high level. Going in heavily now would mean handing your stop-loss room over to random market fluctuations. The Fear & Greed Index at 55 indicate

#WarshIMFSpeech The Fed Chair Who Talked About AI and Said Nothing About Rates
Bangkok, October 16, 2026. Fed Chair Kevin Warsh sat down with IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva at the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings and delivered a performance that was, depending on what you were looking for, either a profound meditation on the future of the global economy or a masterclass in saying nothing at all. For markets desperate for a rate signal, it was decidedly the latter. For anyone thinking about the next decade, it was the former.
The Non-Answer on Rates
Warsh was asked, in effect, what th

FIL has gone from releasing 240,000 coins per day to just 60k now. Supply has dropped by 70%.???

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Today I saw Bitcoin hovering around $82,000; prices remained stable after Fed Governor Waller said there would be no immediate rate hikes in the near future. The broader market edged up, with the crypto index rising 0.6%. I noticed that a crypto political action committee had put $2.3 million into the Ohio Senate election, targeting Sherrod Brown; meanwhile, a new report showed that stablecoin remittances cost 84% less than traditional transfers. I'm watching Wall Street's 4 p.m. close. Tokenized stocks are still actively traded, with daily trading volume increasing by about $1.2 billion. 📈$T

With the same 1000U, someone doubles their money tonight while someone else gets wiped out tomorrow — $FOLKS is up 21.66% in 24h, currently at 2.3370, having hit a high of 2.4380 and plunged to a low of 1.9160, with 33.3M in trading volume piling up here. This volatility is a meat grinder.
Bulls’ view: A breakout above the previous high on rising volume, with price and volume confirming each other; 1.9160 is a rock-solid floor. Buy in batches on pullbacks to 2.10-2.15, keep a hard stop at 1.90, and set the first target at 2.60; if it breaks through, look to 3.0. Keep your position to 20% and

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