Hey, genius traders, the week is over. How did your returns look? Did anyone make enough to buy an iPhone Duo$XAUUSD

Everyone watching the daily range will get caught short on $SOL /USDT.

$SOL /USDT - SHORT

Trade Plan:
Entry: 103.70 – 104.28
SL: 106.73
TP1: 101.94
TP2: 100.57
TP3: 98.51

Why this setup?


Debate:
Are we cleanly hitting TP2 or is this range about to trap the shorts?

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$WAL I bet it won’t rebound back to 0.0438 within 48 hours. If it breaks that level, I’ll livestream myself washing my hair upside down.
The reasoning is simple. It’s down 13 points in 24 hours, with $108M in trading volume. This isn’t a gradual decline; panic sellers are dumping. The low of 0.0438 was tested once and held, which means there’s money waiting at that level. It’s now at 0.0448, less than 3 points above the previous low, making the risk-reward ratio ridiculously attractive.
Here’s what I suggest doing—take it or leave it:
Entry: Place two limit orders in the 0.0440 to 0.0450 rang

EtherFi's weETH is the second-largest asset on Aave's main Ethereum market, with $3.614B supplied. Only WETH, at $5.186B, is bigger, and weETH tops USDT ($2.809B), WBTC ($2.782B) and Lido's wstETH ($2.311B).
@ether_fi

Cronos's app fees rose 67.29% week over week to $184,937 in the past 7 days, the highest weekly total since August. VVS Finance generated $81,903 of it.
@CronosNetwork

Why is Big Brother still deleting tweets?
He’s been deleting tweets for over an hour, right? 🫪
@cz_

FIL Coin Scalping Trade — Successful ✅
FIL short position was executed
around $1.17 and closed near $1.15.
Almost 73% ++
After closing the position, FIL continued to decline
from $1.17 to $1.12, marking an almost 5% drop
from the initial entry level.
Scalping Trade Clicked
$MU
$FIL

$ETH has a case for both bulls and bears, but both are missing the same card
$ETH There is a very typical debate right now: one side points to the 24-hour -1.45% move as proof of direction, while the other counters with key levels. I’m not taking sides based on the price change for now, because although the $ETH price has already moved, trading activity and volume have yet to provide a complete answer. You can tentatively trust the direction, but not its continuation; a move without follow-through can be reversed at any time.
There is also a verifiable piece of news: an official Gate announcem

Bitcoin Bounces: Here’s What the Charts Say
Bitcoin has bounced back after a Thursday dip pushed it below $80,000 for the first time in over a month. Alts are also showing strength: Zcash is up 10.29%, Ethereum gained 4.17%, and Solana rose 3.02%.
At $82,295, Bitcoin is up 1.28% in the last 24 hours. Ethereum is trading at $2,473.17, Solana is up 3.02%, and XRP added 2.03%. Zcash is the strongest performer among the top 15 largest coins, jumping 10.29% to $1,222.02 and lifting its market cap to $20.67 billion, effectively erasing the nearly 10% loss from Thursday.
⚠️ Personal market analysis o

$TSLAB: Both bulls and bears can make a case, but one card is missing
When I looked at $TSLAB 's chart again, I first covered up the 24-hour -2.29%. Not because the number is unimportant, but because it's too easy to let it steal your attention. What really needs explaining right now is that $TSLAB is oversold, but still hasn't confirmed a bottom because it hasn't stabilized. I treat oversold conditions only as a reason for a rebound, not proof of a bottom; only after it stops making new lows is it worth talking about a reversal.
The easiest reading—and the one most likely to go wrong—is that

BREAKING: Uniswap's VolatilePair Hook is now live on Ethereum mainnet, starting with ETH/USDC, with separate buy and sell fees that shift with the market. Volatile pairs did more than $500 billion in volume on Uniswap this year.
@Uniswap

#WarshIMFSpeech
🔥 Recap: Fed Chair Warsh’s IMF Speech is in the books! What now?
Warsh took the stage amid fresh, hotter US inflation data, and the market was hanging on every word. Now that the dust has settled, here is my breakdown of the two burning questions:
1️⃣ Will Warsh send hawkish or dovish signals? Will the Fed continue raising rates?
🦅🕊️ Neither extreme — a masterclass in "data dependency." Warsh played it safe by refusing to pre-commit to any rate path ahead of the October 27-28 FOMC meeting ("I'm not prejudging the meeting"). While he acknowledged that global central banks ar

Morning. While checking the data, I saw a combination that made me frown: $TAO had 31 million U in 24-hour trading volume, ranking near the top for unusual volume, yet it was down 1.7%.
In other words—money is piling in, but the price is retreating.
This is a classic case of “some getting off while others scramble for seats.” If significant funds were really moving in, the market shouldn’t be this weak. Rising volume alongside a falling price points to only two possibilities: either someone is dumping into the hype and making you carry their bags, or the earlier rally is over and they’re now

$ICNT This time, I went from losing 370k to making back 820k. I had to pay a hefty price to finally understand this setup.
Last month, I chased the price and got trapped. I bought at 0.21 and kept averaging down all the way to 0.11, until my account had shrunk so much I was afraid to open the app. I watched the charts every day, my hands shaking so badly I couldn't even hit the stop-loss button. In the end, I sold at 0.098, losing 370k. It started climbing just three days after I sold. That felt even worse than losing money.
But this time I held back and didn't chase. I waited for it to pull b

WHICH IS NEXT 100x #GEM ?

#USMemoryStocksExtendLosses The pressure intensified in mid-October after reports that China’s memory-chip maker CXMT had made progress on a new DRAM design, raising concerns about future competition. On October 13, Micron fell 4.5%, SanDisk declined 4.3%, Seagate dropped 5.9%, and Western Digital lost 5.8%.
What investors should watch: Upcoming company earnings, memory-chip pricing, Chinese competitors’ production progress, and AI infrastructure spending will help determine whether the sell-off continues or the sector recovers. Despite the recent weakness, long-term demand for advanced memor

$ETH Only niche altcoins can make money; these days, every mainstream altcoin is garbage. Small-cap altcoins are awesome, and going all-in on them holds up well in a downturn