Dump it to 60K, make them think Bitcoin will go to 40K
Good now pump it to 82K
Let them think the bottom is in
Good now dump it to 57K and make them think its going to 40K again
Now pump it back to 87K
Good now bring out the 10/10 exec file...

Many people see the 16% drop in 24 hours and rush to buy the dip, thinking “after falling this much, it should rebound”—but this treats the decline as a margin of safety. The real risk is that a negative funding rate during a downtrend does not necessarily mean shorts are overcrowded; it could also indicate a cascading liquidation of longs.
$ORC Current price 2.321, MA5=2.3046 is clearly below MA20=2.5814, forming a bearish moving-average alignment; although RSI=32.1 is close to oversold, the MACD histogram at -0.0335 remains in bearish expansion, while the lower Bollinger Band at 2.1994 is th

Bitcoin’s bottom range has held support since the breakout on September 21, then failed again near 87k. Now let’s see if there’s some relief… If this can hold, we’ll see some nice developments again. Is this a good rebound/recovery area…? Accumulation range?? Best buying opportunity?? $BT

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I didn’t do anything—just went to make a cup of tea, and when I came back, the candlestick chart had already done the work for me. The last thing I saw before bed was $MET , with the price still hovering around 0.4289 and moving sideways at the bottom. I saw buying pressure strengthening and funds quietly entering, so I placed a long order in advance. I didn’t make a huge fuss, just added one line: bullish—any pullback is an opportunity.

When I opened the market this morning, it had already touched 0.439, with +25.68% quietly sitting there. It was truly sluggish before, but the breakout feels

Everyone is sleeping on MET while the daily trend screams bullish.

$MET /USDT - LONG

Trade Plan:
Entry: 0.4348 – 0.4468
SL: 0.3829
TP1: 0.4842
TP2: 0.5132
TP3: 0.5566

Why this setup?


Debate:
Are we reaching 0.5132 or is 0.3829 the real floor?

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apparently Trump gave Elon some kind of award today.
anyone know what it was for?

My targets for the next 6–12 months: $BT : $120,000-$145,000
$ET : $6,000-$8,000
$BN : $950-$1,500
SOL: $400-$700XRP: $3.20-$4.80DOGE: $1.10-$2.50LINK: $280-$450ZEC: $2,500NEAR: $12-$20HBAR: $0.35-$0.60QNT: $550-$900ARB: $0.60-$1.20ONDO: $1.50-$3.00SUI: $3.50-$6.00TAO: $900-$1,500UNI: $25-$40ENA: $0.70-$1.20 XLM: $0.60-$1.00KAS: $0.15-$0.25
Did I miss any?

$BTC
On-chain data is king! Yesterday Sam dumped, so I directly shorted BTC, betting there would be more to come. Today it has been slowly grinding lower, and the market is realizing it belatedly—don’t chase the short. Bearish news will always be absorbed; if you believe the story, believe it early, and if you don’t, don’t. 😏

Conclusion first: $UNI Chasing longs is currently not recommended; the bearish structure has not been repaired, but the market is nearing oversold territory. The optimal strategy is to wait for a rebound to resistance before cautiously opening a small short position, rather than chasing the decline near the current price.
Rationale: UNI is currently at 7.284. MA5 (7.1908) has fallen below MA20 (7.59835), and the MACD histogram is negative, clearly indicating a bearish alignment; RSI at 33.5 is approaching oversold territory, indicating short-term demand for a rebound, but the rebound is an op

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Which AI cryptocurrency will lead the AI crypto narrative?
‣ $TA
‣ $NEA
‣ $IC
‣ VVV
‣ RENDER
‣ FIL
‣ INJ
‣ FET

$Q Looking back at this trade, I entered too late and exited too early; emotions replaced the plan. Next time, set the stop-loss first before taking action.#Gate.io 📈 #Gate广场中秋团圆局

U.S. equities fell sharply on Thursday, with technology and semiconductor shares leading the decline after a Financial Times report indicated that OpenAI's annualized revenue was approximately $20 billion lower than previously signaled. The ChatGPT developer told investors its annualized revenue was nearing $50 billion at the end of September, below the $70 billion figure that had circulated in media reports the prior month. The discrepancy was attributed to differences in how sales to cloud partners were calculated.
The report intensified concerns that the massive spending on artificial intel

#CFTCProposesNew���CryptoAssetMarket”Category
CFTC’S NEW CRYPTO FRAMEWORK: THE REGULATORY SHIFT THAT COULD RESHAPE INSTITUTIONAL CRYPTO ADOPTION
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is considering a new regulatory category known as the Crypto Asset Market (CAM). If implemented effectively, this proposal could represent another important step toward a more structured and institutionally accessible crypto market.
But the real question is not whether this headline will trigger an immediate Bitcoin rally. The bigger question is whether clearer rules can strengthen the foundations

The U.S. Treasury completed a $6 billion buyback of long-term government bonds on Thursday, accepting the maximum amount it had announced for the operation. The purchase covered securities with 20 to 30 years remaining to maturity, and the Treasury received approximately $14.9 billion in offers from dealers, more than double the amount it ultimately accepted. The operation was part of the Treasury's liquidity support buyback program, which was expanded in August to a maximum of $6 billion per operation, up from the previous $2 billion limit.
The mechanics of the program are straightforward. Th