Raydium allocated $6,206,692 in trading fees to RAY buybacks in Q3, up 199.35% from $2,073,421 in Q2. September's $4,700,256 was its biggest buyback month since July 2025.
@Raydium

Although we're down too, seeing how much the Nasdaq and individual stocks are falling makes me feel a lot better... A family should stick together 😂. As long as all financial products are falling together, it doesn't feel so bad... Just don't let us be the only ones falling...

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Oil just ripped toward $100 and I think this matters more for $BTC than most people realise
CPI already printed 3.7% this week and the Fed is in a hiking cycle, with the next meeting on October 27 and 28
Every leg higher in oil makes it harder for them to back off

PPI came in more than double expectations, yet the market is still betting on no rate cut in October. With inflation data this strong, the Fed can’t keep talking tough for much longer. If you’re holding cash, don’t rush—in times like this, cash is a position too. Share your positions.

$AAVE I've watched this market all night, and something just feels off.
Price is flat around 156, practically playing dead, barely moving in 24 hours. But it's down 7% for the week, with daily trading volume just over $17 million.
Here's what's strange—an actual sell-off should come with volume. If someone is panic-selling, someone else should be buying, and the order book should be lively. This volume is even below the usual level.
**A drop on no volume doesn't mean someone is dumping; it means nobody is willing to place orders anymore.**
Buyers have disappeared, and so have the bids waiting

Got my bed on to a short trip

#WarshIMFSpeech
Warsh and the IMF: Why Monetary Policy, Inflation, and Global Financial Stability Matter to Crypto Markets
Discussions involving Kevin Warsh and the International Monetary Fund highlight an important issue facing the global economy: how policymakers should respond to inflation, changing financial conditions, and the growing complexity of the international monetary system.
For financial markets, speeches by influential economic policymakers can carry significant weight because investors are constantly assessing the future direction of interest rates, liquidity, and economic gro

Current state of the trenches:
> FTR exists on Stonk for 2 months
> Gets vamped on PF
> @pointfarmcap pushes the OG for being “organic”
> Plot twist: both are bundled
> KOLs like @frankdegods buy the PF one
We now have KOLs PvPing each other over bundled coins lmao

#CryptoMarketTurnsGreedy
Crypto Market Turns Greedy: Is Investor Confidence Returning to the Market?
The cryptocurrency market is showing signs of renewed optimism as sentiment shifts toward greed. The hashtag highlights an important development in the digital asset market: investors may be becoming more confident about future price movements, potentially creating new opportunities while also increasing the risk of emotional decision-making.
Market sentiment is a powerful force in crypto. Prices are influenced not only by economic conditions, trading volume, and institutional activity but als

Guys, Bitcoin Dumping … Are we loosing $80,000 💀
Past 1hr , $18.19 million worth of Long Positions Liquidated 👀

#NEARJumpsNearly10% #ShareWeekly
With $BTC back at $82,000 and $NEAR jumping nearly 10%, it is tempting to shout altseason. I went through the data and built a traffic-light scorecard instead, because the honest answer is mixed: some real opportunities, but a lot of caution.
Bitcoin had a wild 24 hours. It slid to $79,950 on October 15, its first move below $80,000 since mid-September, against a backdrop in which the top 20 AI and semiconductor stocks lost more than $1 trillion in market value over four sessions. Then buyers stepped in. The dip below $80,000 lasted about two hours before BTC

Stick to the plan! Perfect long entry!

$EPIC That -20.7% bearish candle turned my take-profit order in the early hours into a stop-loss order.
First, a review of this week’s trades. On Monday, the Fed minutes struck a hawkish tone, and the dot plot showed rate-cut expectations for this year dropping from 3 cuts to 1. I was watching the correlation between BTC and Nasdaq futures—the rolling 30-day correlation coefficient was 0.78, meaning that when macro risk appetite contracts, altcoins are among the first to get drained of liquidity. EPIC was moving sideways at 0.28 at the time, and I didn’t exit because “trading volume is still 2

$AGT Doubled in a day—are you catching a falling knife or getting on board if you buy now?
I just checked the chart: $AGT is at 0.0391, up 56.54% in 24 hours, with a high of 0.0425 and a low of 0.0250. Trading volume hit 456 million. This isn't a small-time move; real money is changing hands. The group chat has blown up: some people who got in at 0.026 this morning are now up 50%, while others who chased at 0.042 are now left out in the cold at the top.
Bullish case: First, 450 million in trading volume for a coin at this market cap means liquidity has opened up fast—this isn't a dead market.

Shark $SPY indicator having a massive week. First time in a long time we've seen a whale target hit. Came right at the bottom of the day too. This week moved the win rate up more to 71%. Clean entries and exits with little noise.