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JUST IN: MSCI to remove Michael Saylor's Strategy $MSTR from its indexes.
MSCI+2.49%
MSTR+5.58%
$SIVE 🇸🇪
It’s breaching the neckline (red zone). It broke below the accumulation triangle, though the week hasn’t closed yet
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Biggest #Altseason starts any day now.
GET READY 🚀
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Bitcoin Support and Resistance Levels
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ETH is currently around 2,450, maintaining an overall weak recovery. This rebound is merely a technical bounce after the decline, not a reversal, and the bearish structure remains intact.

On the 4-hour chart, the price is pressured by the moving averages, rebound volume is insufficient, the Bollinger Bands remain in a downward trend, and overhead resistance is dense. This rise is merely a corrective move within the downtrend, with limited upside and relatively high pullback risk.

On the 1-hour chart, short-term fluctuations are showing a mild recovery, but bullish momentum is lacking. This
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ETH+1.67%
Are you tired of watching me win yet?! 🏆
We are just getting started! ✅️
Let's go make that money! 💰
Structure, no smoke! 🔥🐶🔥
Sky has burned 7.37M SKY in its second monthly burn, roughly 2.6x the 2.86M SKY removed in the first. Each burn is funded by 5% of Sky's monthly net protocol surplus.
@SkyEcosystem
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Trade is actually an old script. In the 1980s, Japan’s economy was at its peak, with GDP reaching nearly 70% of the United States’, while its semiconductor industry was putting immense pressure on the US. Japan also wanted to improve relations with China and bring China in to counterbalance the US. What happened? The US launched a combination of measures: the 1985 Plaza Accord forced the yen to appreciate; the 1986 US-Japan Semiconductor Agreement forced Japan to open its market and restricted its exports; and the constraints of the US-Japan security alliance kept Japan firmly in line. From th
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$BERA Current price 0.2275, 24h -5.88%, trading volume only 5.6M USDT, MA5 at 0.23092 has crossed below MA20 at 0.23155, RSI at 46.6 is weak, the MACD histogram at -2.941e-05 remains bearish, and the Bollinger Bands are [0.214696, 0.248404], with the 30-candle amplitude at approximately 17.58%. The funding rate is -0.0001%, with bears slightly dominant but not at an extreme, and the Fear & Greed Index is neutral at 53—this is a typical low-volume, gradual decline structure rather than panic selling, meaning downside may open slowly instead of being released all at once.
Directional view: Beari
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EPIC-13.99%
We are getting closer to $4M in fees per day on Hyperliquid again.
Add the $500k from the yield reserve and we are already there
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10.16 Gold $XAU Recent Strategy Gold has been moving sideways within this range since falling at the end of September, with 4220 on the upside and 4110 on the downside. We have gradually sold high and bought low several times here.
Here is what we are doing now: 1. Short-term strategy: go long at 4100, exit around 4200, with a hard stop-loss at 4020. 2. After playing a few short-term rounds, switch to a long-term position (you can choose PXAG due to the high weekend fees). The unchanged point for both long-term and short-term trades is going long at 4100 with a stop-loss at 4020; the only dif
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$ETH Going To Push Up For More 👀
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ETH+1.67%
we crushed the PPI news 📊
🚀 GT/USDT Technical Insights: Is GateToken Preparing for a Bullish Reversal at $10.00 Support?
Pair: GT/USDT (Spot)
Current Price: ~$10.42
24h Range: $10.00 – $10.45
24h Volume: ~67.70K GT (~$691.81K turnover)
📊 1. Key Technical Breakdown Across Timeframes
1-Hour Chart (Short-Term Recovery):
GT tested strong psychological support around $10.00 before staging a clean V-shaped rebound back above $10.40.
Short-term EMAs (EMA5 at 10.38 and EMA10 at 10.33) are sloping upward, crossing above the short-term Moving Averages, signaling early bullish momentum in micro-timeframes.
MACD has fli
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Careful, @crocat_x is an impersonator and most likely a rug!
Report.
The official crocat:native X is @CroCat_Token with CA 0x7Eb480c734eC5f6bd2B918F7393b59D59913DFFA
This is a good reminder as Cronos is getting more succesful, rugs and rats are also coming back.
Invest with eyes open, very easy to run in to these!
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CRO+0.10%
🔹Whale Dumps BTC and Loads Up on ETH! After selling 237.8 BTC and buying 7,929 ETH, is big money be
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Does a bullish moving-average alignment always mean you should chase long positions?
Not necessarily. The key is whether the price’s position relative to the moving averages is synchronized with momentum. Take $ZEC as an example: the current price is 1235.97, with MA5=1225.24 above MA20=1138.62, forming a standard bullish alignment and indicating a healthy trend direction; however, RSI has reached 70.2, nearing overbought territory, while the price is hugging the Bollinger upper band at 1248.36, making the risk-reward of chasing short-term highs unattractive. A reusable approach is: use movin
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XPL+6.22%
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2026-10-15 20:14 UTC. Following clean target completions on BTC and SOL in the previous session, WAL/USDT rejected off its upper boundary and pulled back -4.87% from its 0.05385 peak. Price now sits around ~0.05123 USDT, resting in the lower third of its range just below its central equilibrium. Upper resistance is mapped at the SHORT ZONE (0.0535882 - 0.0537676 USDT), while lower demand holds the LONG ZONE (0.0498204 - 0.0499998 USDT) around the primary TARGET ZONE at ~0.052276 USDT. AKE/USDT also holds a clean structure (SHORT: 0.0367231 - 0.0370425 | LONG: 0.0300153 - 0.0303347 | TARGET: ~0
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SOL+1.25%
WAL-20.93%
AKE+19.89%
SNXX+0.30%
$FIL5L This is very unreasonable—is it fun to play like this? What a joke, right?👎
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