#WarshIMFSpeech #ShareWeekly
Warsh’s IMF Speech: Inflation, Interest Rates, and the Future of Crypto Markets
The global financial market is watching closely as Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh discusses the forces shaping the world economy at the IMF’s annual meetings. With inflation remaining a major concern, his remarks have attracted attention from investors across traditional financial markets and the cryptocurrency industry.
On October 16, 2026, Warsh participated in a fireside chat with IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva in Bangkok, Thailand. He highlighted the resilience of th

Today, ETH is biased bearish, with negative factors driving the short-term trend. It is a pressured decline driven by “continued ETF outflows + tightening macro liquidity + bearish technical alignment + crowded long leverage,” but prices are now close to support, increasing the risk of chasing shorts.
ETH is in a bearish setup driven by “institutional outflows + macro tightening + crowded leverage.”
· Short term: The price is under pressure in the 2388-2420 range, with 2420 (MA30), 2448 (MA120), and 2474 (MA200) forming successive resistance levels.
· Medium term: Continued ETF outflows are t

#BitcoinTops$82K #ShareWeekly
Bitcoin has spent the past week caught between two forces: a stubborn inflation picture and a Federal Reserve that is not yet ready to say it is finished. The latest data has pushed BTC back toward the lower part of its recent range, and the reaction to the inflation reports and Kevin Warsh's comments at the IMF meeting in Bangkok tells us a lot about where the market's mind is right now. My view is that this is not a market that has broken down, but it is a market that is asking for confirmation before it commits to the next big move. Let me explain why I think

$DNA LONG SETUP — BUYERS MAKING A STRONG COMEBACK! 🚀
Entry: 0.2800 – 0.2850 (Long)
SL: 0.2710
TP1: 0.2920
TP2: 0.3050
TP3: 0.3170
$DNA is recovering strongly from the 0.2535 support zone. Bulls are pushing higher, and a breakout above 0.2920 could open the way toward 0.3170.
Watch for support confirmation before entry! 🔥

Not making a trading call—just laying out a few hard numbers from Solana’s Q3 report for you to judge. Ecosystem applications generated $299 million in total revenue, up 48% quarter over quarter; spot DEXs recorded $197.2 billion in quarterly trading volume, a record high, accounting for 36% of the entire network; on-chain trading volume for RWA-tokenized stocks reached $7.1 billion, also a record high. Growth has exceeded 30% for the ninth consecutive quarter, with 14.2 billion transactions this quarter and about 1,790 transactions per second.
‍$SOL The current price is around $105, with a sl

$GTC The compensation is pretty good for me.
No need to stay too long. If you followed all the way, congratulations. Profit: $479 This is my watchlist for today: $EPI and $BR .

Tokenized U.S. Treasuries surge 125%, $ONDO volume ratio falls to just 0.383
Money flowing on-chain into U.S. Treasuries surged 125% to $15.42 billion, but $ONDO is slumping on low volume—I'm bullish here, a defensive early entry. By Chainalysis's measure, tokenized U.S. Treasuries are the RWA sector's largest category by dollar growth. Yet $ONDO is currently at 0.4557, down 3.433% in 24h, with its volume ratio down to just 0.383: hot news, cold money.

Technicals aren't signaling a bullish trend: RSI is neutral at 47.3, the MACD death cross has lasted 13 days, and MA7 remains below MA30. Bu

$A hasn’t fallen much compared with others in the same sector, but why is it now more worth watching than chasing highs?
First, relative strength: $SAND is up 11.96% over 24h, the strongest gain, but its RSI has already reached 60.7, funding is -0.7038%, longs are crowded, and volatility is 20.91%, making chasing it poor value; $ASTER is up 0.92% over 24h, with MA5 crossing above MA20 and a bullish MACD, giving it the most stable structure, but its range is only 3.23%, leaving limited upside elasticity. By contrast, $A is up 1.73% over 24h, and its current price of 0.1057 is already close t

$BTW Up 19.49%, and yet I sold at the bottom.
BTC is still playing dead in a sideways market, and the Fed still hasn't given a clear answer. I stared at the $BTW chart for three days. Yesterday afternoon, at 1.9090, everyone in the group was shouting that it would break below 1.8, and I panicked and sold my final 20% position. And then? Today it shot straight up to 2.6888, with 24h trading volume reaching 294.2M. Seeing the 40 points of gains I missed in my account hurt more than losing money.
Let's review this trade. My entry was actually decent—I got in around 1.95, betting it would decouple

Only when you have value can a circle become an opportunity;
If you have no value, even entering the most elite circle, you may still just be an onlooker.

$FET
It's been steadily bleeding down from the top, hugging the lower band; positions have been slashed sharply in a week, and most longs have been shaken out 🤯 If 0.1913 doesn't hold, that's a breakdown. Don't chase the bull-trap bounce—the sell-off is imminent.

Dear leaders,
Can we get above 7,000 today?

#BitcoinTops$82K 🚀₿ BITCOIN TOPS $82K! THE BULLS ARE BACK? 🔥📈
Bitcoin is making headlines as BTC climbs above the $82,000 milestone! 💰⚡ The move has the crypto community watching closely, with traders looking for the next big opportunity.
📊 What’s next for BTC? 🔥 Can bullish momentum continue? 💎 Will Bitcoin reach new highs? 👀 Or could profit-taking trigger a pullback?
The market is full of opportunities, but volatility is always part of the game. Stay informed, do your own research, and manage risk wisely! 🎯

Sentiment Shift: Is Returning "Greed" Fueling the Next Leg Up, or Is the Market Overheating?
The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has shifted back into the Greed zone as risk appetite improves across the market. With $BTC , $ETH , and other major assets showing signs of strength, market sentiment is recovering quickly. This raises a crucial question: will this greed fuel the next leg higher, or is the market starting to overheat?
Rather than relying on emotions, let's break down the current technical picture for BTC and ETH based on recent price action.
📊 Bitcoin (BTC/USDT) Analysis
Looking at the dai

A major weekend headline: Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has been placed on MSCI’s watchlist, with a decision expected around November 11 on whether to remove it from the relevant indexes. An adjustment could take effect by the end of November.
The public figures are clear: the company holds around 848k BTC, with an average cost of about 75.4k; Saylor has also been saying these past couple of days that “Bitcoin is digital capital.” If it is removed from the indexes, passive funds may be forced to sell its shares. The market is betting on how severe the cut will be, not on this weekend’s min

🛢️ ExxonMobil, Citgo, and P2P: What the market is really watching.
Economist José Toro Hardy has once again stressed an uncomfortable idea: when crude gets jittery, attention turns to the Caribbean—a country with no history of wars, enormous proven reserves, and a production ceiling that no one has reached in a decade. The interest is there, the discussions are there, but the signed contracts aren’t enough to sustain the production surge everyone is expecting.
His conclusion: without financial firepower, there’s no drilling. And the name he keeps bringing up is ExxonMobil—not out of affection

BREAKING: Bitcoin crashes to $81,000 as Ethereum slips below $2,400.
Over $115 MILLION in long positions wiped out in just 60 minutes.
It’s the weekend, liquidity is thin, and leveraged traders are getting crushed.
The market isn’t waiting for Monday to unleash the pain.
Is this the final leverage flush or the start of a deeper sell-off?

The trading bot closed 2 positions
Now only one short position on Q remains
I added more trading instruments, which will start operating next week:
Cryptocurrencies 6 | Maximum holdings of the same type ≤3
$BTC $ETH $SOL $BNB $XRP $DOGE
Precious metals 3 | Maximum holdings of the same type ≤2]
$XAU $XAG $XPD
Industrial metals 1
$COPPER
Energy 1
$CL
US stock indices 1
$Q
Interest rates/bonds 1
$TMF
The selection principles are: mainstream, highly liquid, relatively stable volatility, and diversified correlations as much as possible.
There are more in the native family, but restrictions do