Who wants to go watch the kimchi movie with me?

📊 MARKET: Bitcoin has closed October in the green 77% of the time.
Will this one be any different?

Is $kimchi bottomed?
🤔

Much love to the guys that have been supporting me on this journey
Been making sure to give back to some hard workers
More cooks and blessings on the way let’s go

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$DOGE ‌$DOGE ‌$TSLA ‌

The quant strategy is making money, but I’m still so damn upset.
Spot has pulled back again and again and again—I’m numb 😭

mcap per pokemon, graded edition
charizard $2.20B
pikachu $2.20B
gengar $770M
umbreon $606M
mewtwo $566M
rayquaza $514M
pikachu needs 652 cards to match what charizard does with 333.
source: tcgcharts
dyor

#Bitcoin × S&P 500 Correlation 📊
📝 $BTC correlation with equities is surging back toward local highs, reflecting heightened macro risk transmission across global markets.
📍 The metric has spiked to 0.67, firmly above the orange 0.50 high-correlation line after rebounding from deeply negative territory near -0.50.
💡 With the index moving as high-beta tech rather than decoupled money, traditional equity weakness near ~$81K remains the primary headwind. Stabilization in US indices is key.

$NEWT ‌NEWTUSDT 📊
🍎 Why did Newton Protocol go to therapy? Because it couldn't handle the heavy gravity of its own bags. 📉📈
Bias: Bullish momentum above all EMAs, but RSI is overbought at 74.34. Price is testing the 24h high (0.04389). Expect a breakout continuation or a short-term pullback to support.
📈 Long – Breakout
Entry: 0.04390 – 0.04420 (Break above 24h high)
TP1: 0.04500
TP2: 0.04650
TP3: 0.04800
SL: 0.04280
📈 Long – Pullback Buy
Entry: 0.04250 – 0.04305 (Confluence: EMA7 0.04305 + EMA25 0.04242)
TP1: 0.04389
TP2: 0.04500
TP3: 0.04600
SL: 0.04180
📉 Short – Rejection
Entry: 0.

$SPY
Fear 24
Credit indicators show some relief, but their levels don’t indicate strong risk appetite

$IRYS just delivered an explosive breakout!
After consolidating around $0.015–$0.020, IRYS broke resistance near $0.018 and surged toward $0.123, with a wick above $0.15 on the 4H chart.
This is serious bullish momentum, but such a sharp rally also increases pullback risk.
I'm watching $0.10 as the first psychological support and $0.15 as the next resistance.
My view: Strong breakout, but I'd rather wait for a healthy retest than chase this vertical move.
DYOR. NFA.

$36 million fully burned, yet $HYPE only moved +0.1%—I’m bearish
Hyperliquid dropped big news last night: Under the HIP-3 framework, tradexyz generated $36 million in fees, all of which was transferred to the Assistance Fund to buy back and burn $HYPE. I’m bearish—the deflationary catalyst has landed, but $HYPE is now at 77.67, up just +0.1% over 24h. After the news, it moved from 77.42 to 77.72. Burns are a slow-moving factor and can’t rescue a weak structure.

First, the daily RSI is weak at 37.8, while the MACD bearish crossover has lasted 25 days, with the green bars expanding. The trend

$SPY At 7,600, it’s still inching higher on no volume. This kind of rally is ridiculous—it’ll have to make up for the lack of volume sooner or later. Volvo is down 26%, and Russia and Ukraine are negotiating while still fighting. The fundamentals haven’t caught up. The more the index drifts higher, the less willing I am to chase it. Passive gains don’t mean blindly sitting back—you wait for a pullback on higher volume before getting in. I hope I’m wrong this time, because if I am, it means the rally still has legs.

$PEPE The 1-hour direction is weak, while the 4-hour direction is strong, a rare divergence for PEPE. The current price is 0.00000463 USDT, up 4.99% over 24 hours, after reaching a high of 0.00000511 and falling to a low of 0.00000437. This divergence creates uncertainty between the short and longer timeframes. It reminds us not to rely solely on a single timeframe.
I’d rather view this as a direction that hasn’t been confirmed yet than rush to label it a rebound or a pullback. The current trend looks more like short-term volatility searching for direction within the broader timeframe. Without

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$XRP is lagging behind amid broad gains across its sector—is it weak or building strength? The answer leans toward the former: it is currently the only one of the three with a bearish MACD and the only one down over 24h, clearly underperforming, so chasing longs is inadvisable.
A comparison shows that $MU and $ENA are both above MA20, have turned bullish on MACD, and are up 3.66% and 2.91% over 24h, respectively. Meanwhile, $XRP is still trading below MA20=1.31642 at 1.308, with MA5=1.30702 also trending down and RSI at just 41.2, placing it among the weakest in the sector. The +0.0100% fu

At current volatility, is it more worthwhile to chase or wait for a pullback? The answer leans toward the latter: the 30-candle range is about 7.19%, and the price is hovering near the upper Bollinger Band at 139.509, making the risk of chasing higher greater than waiting for a pullback to find support.
$SKHYB is currently at 137.61, up 4.88% over 24h, but MA5=137.432 remains below MA20=137.786, so the moving averages have not turned bullish; RSI is only 51.8, and the MACD histogram has just turned positive at +0.007851, indicating a weak bullish recovery rather than confirmed trend. The Fear

The opportunities truly worth watching are either continued buying support after holding above 87.84, or a quick recovery after returning to 78.17.
$SOXLB Trading participation is only 0.15x. The price is fluctuating around 83.51, while both the 1-hour and 4-hour directions are marked as weak. This divergence between direction and participation is the most unusual feature of this chart: the price is edging up on low volume, and the structure has not shown signs of strengthening. My view is that rebound demand has emerged, but the structure has not stopped weakening, so I would not treat overs