🕒Beijing Time: 2026-10-16 (Friday)

📊Key Macroeconomic Focus

1. U.S. September PPI: 6.3% year-on-year (expected 5.3%), 1.3% month-on-month (expected 0.5%); inflation strengthened again beyond expectations
2. U.S. September retail sales rose 0.8% month-on-month, above expectations, indicating strong economic resilience
3. Key events today:
✅11:30 Fed's Warsh speaks at the IMF annual meeting in Bangkok (the most important official speech today, with only two weeks remaining before the FOMC meeting; focus on comments regarding rate hikes)
✅21:15 U.S. September industrial production month-on-

One #Crypto that's about to be painted green
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Farcaster has been acquired by Network School, founded by Balaji Srinivasan

Ran into this first thing in the morning
Old lady VS semi-truck
Two powerful groups

$SPORTFUN Something is off with this data—down 19.53% in 24 hours, yet trading volume is only 11.7M. The price plunged from 0.0235 to 0.0157 and is now hugging the floor at 0.0160.
I bought the dip at 0.0195 yesterday, thinking it would rebound after breaking below the previous low. But when I checked this morning, it had crashed straight through 0.016. My stop-loss at 0.0178 wasn’t triggered, and I got slaughtered by slippage. I’m down 18% on this trade. The position wasn’t large, but it still feels awful. The review comes down to one sentence: catching falling knives in a downtrend is a mist

What is the easiest trap to fall into during this $WAL move?
When I looked at $WAL again, I first covered up the 24-hour -16.51%. It is not that this number is unimportant, but it is too easy for it to seize attention. What really needs explaining right now is that $WAL moved first on the 1-hour chart, while the 4-hour chart has not acknowledged it yet. I will treat the short-term trend as a reminder, not directly as a conclusion; if the larger timeframe does not follow, the direction can still reverse.
Laying out the chart, the current price is 0.05048, and over 24 hours it has moved through

10.16 BTC morning review:
The current 4-hour chart shows a “big rise, short decline” oscillatory recovery pattern. Looking back, after yesterday’s wick broke below 80,000 and touched around 79,700 at the lowest, it rebounded; BTC is currently trading around the 82,200 level, while ETH is trading above 2,440. The 4-hour structure remains below the middle band, with the overall price in the middle-to-lower Bollinger Band region.
Resistance around 82500-83000, down to around 81500-80800
Resistance around 2460-2490, down to around 2420-2380
The above is solely a personal view and does not constitu

🛢️ Zulia produces more than 350,000 barrels per day: will the dollar and USDT P2P market get some relief?
Watch out: more crude oil does not automatically mean more foreign currency on the streets, and USDT may rise at the same time. We explain.
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#P2P #USDTVES #Venezuela

I think this move in oil prices isn’t over yet, but now isn’t the time to chase the rally. Liquidity in the futures market is lowest in the early morning hours, which is also when sudden wicks are most likely. Technically, the previous high is near resistance. If the trendline holds on the pullback, there’s still a chance. Let’s wait until the weekend to see how it turns out, then compare notes. Those watching it, keep an eye on #CrudeOil.

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GM,
Waking up to a day of wicks,
Did the price come back, but your position disappear?
Good news: In the early hours, $BTC touched the 7-handle,
Bad news: The quick wick brought it back near $82K.
The damn market maker: Just going up and down—so comfortable.

At 10 a.m. yesterday, Ether crashed to 2318 before recovering—I know what you’re hesitating about: it’s not that you’re bearish on it, you’re just worried this drop isn’t over yet.
The Time Lord sees this move as the end of a three-wave decline—in other words, the C wave.
The daily chart’s yearly moving average is around 2355. Yesterday’s wick pierced below it before recovering—the volume was 1.3 times that of the previous few days, so this wasn’t a drop with nobody stepping in.
The 2411 level we mentioned last time broke, and this is where it went next. He placed orders lower, with his stop-l

#JapanAndKoreaStocksPlunge
JAPAN AND SOUTH KOREA STOCKS PLUNGE: IS THE GLOBAL AI BOOM FACING A REALITY CHECK?
The sharp selloff across Japanese and South Korean equity markets has delivered a powerful warning to investors: even the strongest technology-driven rallies can become vulnerable when macroeconomic pressure, competitive threats, and investor positioning collide.
On October 15, South Korea’s KOSPI plunged 7.57% to close at 5,554.22, while Japan’s Nikkei 225 dropped 4.90% to 64,425.95. These declines were particularly significant because both markets had benefited from enthusiasm surro

Good morning!
U.S. CPI and PPI both came in hotter than expected, putting a rate hike this year back in focus!
With inflationary pressure picking up again, the Fed’s room to cut rates is limited, and the market has started reassessing the risk of a rate hike this year.
For Bitcoin, the key issue is not just whether rates are raised, but whether the U.S. dollar and Treasury yields will continue to strengthen. Once expectations for liquidity tightening take hold, BTC could come under pressure, while altcoins face even greater volatility risk.
However, a single upside inflation surprise is still

#BREAKING: MSCI is thinking about removing Indonesia from its Emerging Markets index and making it a "Standalone Market."
Why? They cited market dysfunction, concentrated shareholdings, and transparency issues.
A final decision will be made by June 2027.

$PEPE
PEPE’s price action is seeing volume suddenly explode, yet the price remains completely unmoved, like taking a deep breath before unleashing a big move😂 Either new money is entering or whales are shifting things around—either way, there’s a lot going on. Whichever way the price breaks next, that’s where the show will go. Keep a close eye on it and don’t blink; this move could be quite a spectacle👀 Just my personal speculation—don’t take it as investment advice.