Almost $5bn in Long liquidations in the last 10 days.
There is definitely room for more...
Always room for more, lol.
But that is a very decent whack on longs getting taken out.
It is the kind of level we want to see as we approach key support levels.
Remember, the crowd will always long the top and short the bottom.
So when we get a large amount of longs wiped out, and the fear builds...
Its getting closer to shorts having their turn to be wiped out.
Local bottom is close imo.

Michael Saylor Teases 'More Orange' After $100 Trillion Bitcoin Future Speech
Michael Saylor keeps dropping hints about a new Bitcoin move.
On October 18, the Executive Chairman of Strategy posted a now-familiar message on X: "We found room for more orange."
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Now you understand what I mean! U.S. stock contracts aren’t U.S. stocks!
U.S. stocks aren’t U.S. stocks either

⛽ Chevron is back in the spotlight on Wall Street, and not because of anything happening in Houston: in its quarterly letter, asset manager Reaves W H & Co highlighted the company among the top performers in its dividend income strategy—and one of the factors it cited hits close to home: the renegotiation of the terms of its joint ventures in Venezuela.
The report, for the third quarter of 2026, notes that the company managed to update and secure new terms for its joint operations in Venezuela, opening the door to increased production and the development of additional projects. That comes on t

We will be making a lot of money this new week

$BTC is still looking weak on the 1H chart after rejecting from the $82.2K area. Price has broken back below $81.1K, and sellers are still controlling the short-term structure.
Entry: $80,950–$81,150
Targets:
TP1: $80,680
TP2: $80,300
TP3: $79,850
Stop: $81,450
As long as BTC stays below $81.4K–$81.5K, I’m looking for continuation lower. A clean reclaim above that zone would invalidate the short setup
#USSeptemberPPIBeatsExpectations

🛢️ ConocoPhillips says it plainly: Venezuela would need at least a decade and billions of dollars to recover its oil industry.
And in the meantime, USDT?
The oil company set two conditions that weigh like concrete blocks: real stability and a reasonable fiscal framework. Without those pieces, any energy recovery plan remains on paper.
While the oil industry needs cranes and foreign capital, Venezuela’s digital financial system is already operating with what it has: mobile payments, transfers, and stablecoins. USDT has gone from a niche topic to a daily refuge for merchants and professionals f

Recent Correction: Analysts note that $BTC ‌BTC recently hit its immediate corrective$BTC $GT ‌ target after pulling back from a multi-day high of $84,160.
Historical Reference: The asset is currently trading roughly 35% below its all-time high of $126,210.50, which it achieved on October 6, 2025.
Technical Setup: The market structure reflects a brief consolidation phase. If bulls successfully defend the key $80,000 support level, traders are targeting a recovery back toward local resistance blocks
#vet

If you're panicking over your portfolio dropping, you're overleveraged or your risk management sucks.
Volatility is for buying at planned levels, not panic selling 😭

Michael Saylor teases 'more orange' after $100 trillion Bitcoin future speech
Michael Saylor continues to tease a new Bitcoin deal
On October 18, Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of Strategy, posted a familiar message on X: “We’ve found more room for orange.”
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Educational content, not investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell, deposit, or withdraw any asset. No paid promotion or referral/affiliate links.

$ONDO
After holding for a week, longs have cut their positions by 35%, leaving barely a shell😏 Price is hugging the lower bound and still sinking; any rebound is an escape window. Shorts are closing in—another push would just hand them profits. Don’t stubbornly hold on👀

📈 Rystad Energy sets out the ceiling: Venezuelan oil production could reach 1.6 million barrels per day in 2028 and 1.8 million in 2030.
The data behind the headline:
→ The most diverse wave of foreign investment in decades: Chevron with a five-year, $7 billion plan; ENI signing the Productive Participation Contract for Junín 5; Repsol regaining control of Petroquiriquire; and Shell returning to the country.
→ But the bottleneck is operational: in August, there were barely two active drilling rigs, according to Baker Hughes reports, compared with an official target of around 93 rigs.
→ Sustai

$CRDO
The setup has evolved into a dead cat bounce after a double top. The green zones are back on the radar again

Midnight's chief technical advisor joins IBM and CertiK in New York on October 22 to discuss institutional crypto compliance.
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"I need a sign"
The sign:

The current price of $SOL (SOL) is 102.31 USD, down approximately 1.5% over the past 24 hours.
Upcoming Event to look up to: The "Alpenglow"upgrade is scheduled for October 21, 2026, aimed at reducing transaction finality #sol
$BTC ‌

$AVA That cut really hurt. The Fed minutes were hawkish last night, and U.S. Treasury real yields shot up. The 20-day BTC-Nasdaq correlation I’m watching is still hovering around 0.7—when risk assets pull back, altcoins are the first to crash. I watched $AVA slide steadily from 0.41, and greedily placed a buy order at 0.38, hoping for a bounce. Instead, it plunged 18% in 24h to 0.3173, with 152M in trading volume, all panic selling. I cut half my position at 0.34, and my hands were shaking. There’s just one lesson: don’t catch falling knives when macro conditions are tightening; altcoins foll

I just finished looking at the candlestick chart, and my view hasn’t changed: When it comes to the U.S. election, which party wins is the real variable driving macro spillovers to our side. The original claim that “the whole world is hoping the Democrats win” is, frankly, just a complex geopolitical contest reduced to a slogan. It may feel good to believe, but traders need to break it down. The Republicans are talking tough on tariffs and reshoring. The volatility in export-linked and semiconductor stocks clearly picked up during the 2018–2019 tariff hikes—that’s a case in point. The Democrats