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“Black Monday” for the storage sector—Micron falls below $1,000: What exactly happened?
On October 13, the U.S. storage sector experienced a textbook-style mass sell-off. Micron Technology closed down 3.88%, falling below the $1,000 per-share mark to close at $989.04, nearly 20% below its June record closing high and nearing technical bear market territory. SanDisk fell 5.97%, Western Digital dropped more than 6%, Seagate Technology fell 6.97%, and SK Hynix’s U.S. shares declined more than 5%. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index closed down 2.67% at 12,236.79 points.‌
Seagate and Western Dig

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Sui's total value locked rose 14.14% in the past 30 days to $519.02M. Cetus, the largest DEX on Sui, handled $616.42M in volume over the same window, up 62.39%.
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An unpopular take: $INJ ’s current +10.99% gain is not as conclusive as it looks.
$INJ is currently at 8.423, up +10.99% over 24 hours. The 1-hour support is 7.061, resistance is 8.562, and current volume is 0.77 times the average volume of the past 20 periods. What is truly useful in these numbers is where 7.061 and 8.562 are containing the range.
This is where I currently stand: I acknowledge that the trend is strong, but what matters next is not how much higher it can surge, but whether buyers step in during the first pullback. The 1-hour trend is strong, with an RSI of 86; the 4-hour trend

$MARSCOIN is currently in a high-volatility, weak-trend phase. Conclusion first: short-term bias is bearish; chasing longs is not recommended. If it rebounds to around 0.0782, a small short position may be cautiously attempted, but a hard stop-loss must be used.
The reasoning is as follows. MARSCOIN is currently at 0.0772, down 5.04% over 24h, with the amplitude over 30 candles reaching as high as 15.93%. Its volatility is significantly higher than BTC's 3.44%, making it a typical high-risk asset. In terms of moving averages, MA5=0.07824 remains above MA20=0.07621, so the apparent bullish ali

Guys, a quick short-selling trade—don't miss it! Coin: $INIT 🎯 Target: 0.1360

How to Manage Your Positions After a Crash? Let Me Share My Hands-On Experience Using Gate
We’ve talked about a lot of analysis and judgments before, so in this final article, let’s discuss something practical—how to manage your positions on Gate after a crash?
Step one: First, assess your position exposure. If you hold spot or futures positions related to SK hynix, SanDisk, Samsung, and others, the first thing you need to do is understand the size of your risk exposure. On Gate, the open interest in SK hynix and SanDisk futures accounts for 15.8% and 18.15% of the entire market, respectively,

In this $ZRO move, which step is easiest to be fooled by?
When I looked at $ZRO again, I first covered up the 24-hour +9.37%. It’s not that this number is unimportant, but it is too good at grabbing attention. What really needs explaining right now is that after $ZRO’s sharp 24-hour rise, momentum and continuation are not the same thing. I won’t extrapolate the large move that has already happened into the next leg; I’ll first see whether the price can hold in the new range.
The most convenient—and easiest to get wrong—reading is that the gainers and losers list records the past, while the mo

$ETH is about 9% below where it traded before Bitmine said it would stop buying. And as far as I can tell, Bitmine hasn’t even stopped yet.
Here’s the setup. As of Oct 4, Bitmine held about 6 million ETH, roughly 4.9% of everything out there. Chairman Tom Lee said on Oct 7 it will stop at 5%, about 100,000 ETH away. At around $2,460 an ETH, that’s roughly $246M by my math. Reports say it has $643M in cash and securities, so it isn’t stopping because the money ran out. It’s choosing to stop.
On my Gate chart, ETH sat around 2,700 before Oct 7. It slid to a low of 2,317 on Oct 15, then bounced

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It’s breaching the neckline (red zone). It broke below the accumulation triangle, though the week hasn’t closed yet

$ICNT Investment trade: Looking back at the content published earlier, Target 2 has now been reached. We still have room to 0.15–0.20.😎$KORU

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$ZEREBRO Long Update:
Another sniper setup shared for the Whales Channel hour ago & then forwarded for the Public Channel.
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TG channel:
#Zerebro $ZEC #ZEC $ETH $DOGE $XRP $HBAR $XLM $PUFFER $SIREN $STRK $AKE $BTW

🔴 Strategy (MSTR) could be excluded from major MSCI indices (such as the MSCI USA, MSCI World, or MSCI ACWI) starting in late November 2026.
MSCI is one of the largest index providers in the world. Thousands of billions of dollars are invested in funds that automatically track these indices. If a stock is removed, these funds are required to sell it.
This is not yet certain: MSCI has introduced “buffers” to limit abrupt changes. A company already in the index, such as Strategy, will only be removed if it fails to meet the new criteria for two consecutive years. The final list of affected secu

The Overlooked “Third Culprit” Behind the Crash—The Technological Progress of Chinese Memory Manufacturers

Most analyses have focused on the higher-than-expected CPI and concerns over AI financing, but I believe one factor has been seriously overlooked—the technological progress of China’s ChangXin Memory Technologies.

When analyzing the reasons behind the plunge in Japanese and South Korean stocks on October 13, Ying Xiwen, head of the research department at Minyin International, cited three factors: the sharp overnight decline in the U.S. memory chip sector, warnings from the CEOs of Int

With the same 1,000U, some people doubled their money on $STRK last night, while others rushed in at today’s open and got trapped at the top. Which outcome would you choose?
Let’s look at the data first. $STRK is currently at 0.0881, up 14.3% in 24 hours, with a high of 0.0988, a low of 0.0717, and $465 million in trading volume. What does that mean? An intraday range of 38%, with trading volume several times the circulating market cap. This isn’t an ordinary rally—it’s a meat grinder for bulls and bears.
Bullish logic: STRK’s current move started around 0.07, with genuine volume coming in rat

are cats gonna end up trading better than pigs?