#MetaEarningsBeatExpectations
#TeslaQ3ProfitFalls43%
Both reports are out, and the divergence is clear: Meta grew revenue 26% year over year to $64.6 billion, while Tesla’s GAAP net income fell 43% to $787 million. But the headline numbers alone do not tell the full story.
The detail that matters most to me: Tesla’s automotive gross margin (excluding credits) rose to 18.1%, up 180 basis points quarter over quarter and well above the 16.7% consensus. This is the single most important data point because it shows the core car business is still generating cash to fund the AI and robotics transit

TON's daily active addresses averaged 139,779 in October so far, up 35.63% from September and 82.03% from 76,791 in October 2025.
It is the third straight monthly rise, from 75,881 in July.
@ton_blockchain

#btc The crypto market is at a crucial turning point today. Over the past few hours, Bitcoin (BTC) has been steadily declining (downtrend). Looking at the trading charts, there is a clear bearish trend, with each long red candle after a green candle pulling the market lower.
Current Market Overview:
Looking at today's data (for the October 22, 2026 session), Bitcoin's 24-hour high was 84,870.0 and its low was 81,610.3. BTC is currently trading at around 81,886.4.
The 24-hour volume is around 49.94K BTC, which means there is considerable liquidity in the market, but sellers are currently more a

We set up for this Bitcoin short at 84,800 on Monday. It got filled last night. But we only took a small bite before getting stopped out at breakeven.
To be honest, this move was pretty fast. The price hit the first take-profit level shortly after the order was filled. Before we could even celebrate, it pulled back sharply and triggered the breakeven stop. But that’s the point of getting in early: when the price reaches the level, you have to act. How much you make depends on whether the market cooperates. We didn’t get much out of this trade, but at least our directional call was right, and t

Ethereum surged to 2526 but got knocked back down. It’s now at 2410, hugging the lower Bollinger Band at 2405-2413
This leg fell from the high of 2804, then stalled around 2520 on the rebound—a classic weak bounce
Look at the order book: the 2-hour EMA15 is at 2450 and EMA120 at 2454, both firmly overhead; the MACD histogram is -17.95, and the death cross hasn’t recovered, so the rebound has no real strength
The 15-minute chart shows an even slower decline on lower volume, with every spike quickly fading. My view: it will most likely retest the previous low around 2313-2327. This is our stagin

How many people didn’t get wiped out by crypto, only to get slaughtered by stocks! 😭😭$ZHIPU Stocks are fucking just like altcoins—a stock with a market cap of over 1 trillion plunged 88% in a few months!

LIQUIDITY
$JOTCHUA
HONEY BEAR TIME 🧸🍯🎃

When two AI Agents agree on a deal, who holds the money, who determines whether delivery is complete, and who do they turn to if something goes wrong?
@termix_ai's AACP connects these transaction rules.
This time, let's break down its technical architecture. According to the official documentation, it can be viewed in three layers.
1/ The contract layer manages identity, funds, and transaction records.
ERC-8004 provides the foundation for Agent identity, orders use ERC-8183 for escrow, and staking and reputation contracts are also involved.
Identity answers “who are you,” escrow governs how fu

🐶These market makers are disgusting. They just had to test the 84,800 resistance five times. Every time, you think it’s about to break upward, but no, they’re just fucking disgusting—they tap it five times, then dump it on you.

How many holders does a token have, and can that tell us whether it is safe?
When researching a Web3 project, many people first look at a few numbers:
How many holders are there? Is the number of holders continuing to grow? Is the token already distributed across many wallets?
These data points are indeed useful, but judging a project’s safety based only on its number of holders can easily lead to the wrong conclusion.
The number of holders reflects one aspect of token distribution, not the full picture of a project’s safety.
1. A large number of holders does not necessarily mean healthy token

Oil just hit $111 a barrel.
Attacks in Saudi Arabia and the Strait of Hormuz.
Rate hikes still on the table.
And Bitcoin?
Dipped to $81K this morning.
Then ripped to $83K and squeezed out $45M in shorts.
Now sitting around $82.6K.
Here's the wild part:
$BTC is basically flat versus a week ago.
And flat versus a month ago.
Every bad headline gets bought.
Every rally gets sold.
The levels that matter:
$83.4K is the ceiling. That's where October opened.
$79.8K is the floor. Lose it and $77.6K is next.
Next big catalyst: the Fed on October 28.
Someone breaks this range soon. 👀

Why are there more and more single mothers in society today?

October 22$BTC Heyue
Direction: Short
Entry area: near 83000
Target: 81500 - 80000
On the 1-hour chart, BTC surged to 84898 before suffering a sharp drop, forming a clear top. The current price of 82626.78 has fallen below the Bollinger Band middle line and is also below the moving averages. The MACD has crossed downward, with the green momentum bars continuing to expand; although the RSI is at a low level, the rebound is weak.
‍#美股AI和加密概念上涨 $ETH

The result of this @Nogasonsui application is out🤣
I’m not worthy NOT THIS TIME.

IN CRYPTO, PROMISES ARE CHEAP. VERIFIABLE DATA IS DIFFERENT.
@grvt_io has completed its first ethereum:0xad29f2723fcdbcf665f210f25e06f97477e417cf buyback and permanently burned 1.1M tokens.
The key differentiator? Onchain transparency.
GRVT's public dashboard is designed to track purchases, circulating-supply percentages, cumulative burns, and transaction hashes.
For serious investors, verifiability matters more than hype.
Don't just trust the claim. Verify the data.
#GRVT #Onchain

Wouldn't that be lovely, nice and comfortable
#Gate第三季度报告出炉 $BTC

Why do so many people buy lottery tickets when they know they’ll most likely lose? The Mark Six lottery has been around for so many years—is it because people can’t calculate probabilities?
Of course not.
People are driven by tacit knowledge. They may not be able to articulate many genuine needs accurately, but they repeatedly prove them through their actions.
People don’t pay only for certain returns; they also pay for the possibility of “what if?”
Of course, lottery mechanisms are nothing new. Mark Six has been validating this human need for decades.
But innovation doesn’t necessarily mean i