#btc Large-scale battles have been fought in 80,000 places since ancient times, time and again; it is difficult to judge right and wrong.
Historians have all noted that it was on this ancient battlefield that the rise and fall of so many dynasties was decided, one after another.
However you put it, the figures listed for this battle are 800,000 against 600,000, and the advantage is ours!

Do you think $ALT
can rise to $0.01 next? ❓❓❓$ALT Get ready for the next rally‼️‼️$ALT It has risen over 9%, and buying pressure is growing stronger. If the price breaks above $0.00882, we could see another major rally! Entry price: $0.00855 – $0.00870🎯 TP1: $0.00890🎯 TP2: $0.00920🎯 TP3: $0.00950🎯 Final take-profit: $0.01000 Stop-loss: $0.00815 The bulls look strong, but remember to keep an eye on your stop-loss!

#eth I keep feeling a faint smell of bear-shaped cookies in the air
There may be breaking news in the next few days

$MSTU It dropped 13% in a single day, plunging straight from 35.64 to 29.33. It’s like climbing a ladder to reach fruit in a tree, only to have someone pull the ladder away—you’re left hanging. Now it’s at 30.36, just a hair above today’s low. The 24-hour trading volume is only 1.6 million, and liquidity is as thin as the gaps on a rush-hour subway train. Even a slightly large order could send the price lurching all over the place.
The regulars in the group asked what I thought. I said this sell-off doesn’t look like the result of some major project crisis. It looks more like people who chased

Want to know how I can tell this selloff isn’t a big deal? (not kidding)
Nobody can agree on WHY it’s happening
AI debt. Hot inflation. Iran. Cheap Chinese memory chips. Midterms. Pick your headline
When something actually big happens, everybody knows the reason on day one. COVID was a big deal thing. China invading Taiwan would be a big deal thing
Yesterday... The S&P fell 1%, it’s 2% off its all time high... & every account on here has a different explanation
So what did I do?
I checked if anything changed with the data that moves the needle.
Valuations? Forward PE is 19 (ok)
Economy? Unempl

#DOGE DOGE ETFs switch from consecutive net inflows to redemptions! Can the $0.08 support hold?
Dogecoin hype cools! ETF funds flee, with $0.08 becoming a make-or-break line🐶
Dogecoin DOGE, once hugely popular, is now facing a subdued market atmosphere. Dogecoin ETFs had previously seen three consecutive weeks of inflows, but the trend completely reversed in October as institutional funds began to pull out, putting significant pressure on the price.
📉ETF funds see $540,000 in outflows over two days.
According to SoSoValue data, from October 1 to 9, flows in and out of Dogecoin spot ETFs were

Does SK Hynix still have room to fall,
Personally, I think there's a lot of downside. It all depends on the market maker's mood.
You can short with a stop-loss; don't rush to buy the dip—it could fall to around 500.

why @jords is the goat btw

Arthur Hayes shared his altcoin playbook:
Altcoins aren’t about being as new as possible,
but about falling hard enough and surviving long enough!
Focus on established projects that have plunged 75%-80%,
and reject new tokens with high FDVs.
Trading altcoins isn’t the end goal;
earning more BTC is.
That’s the survival rule of veteran players.

$AGT 'Why are you all piling in together? Aren't you afraid the market maker will screw you over?

#BitcoinTops$82K
#ShareWeekly
**BTC Market Analysis: Inflation Shock, the $80K Test, and the Next Move**
Bitcoin has spent the past week trading in a tight, nervous range, and the reason is inflation. Hotter-than-expected US CPI data on Wednesday (October 14) pushed traders to price in a higher-for-longer Fed. BTC rose to about $84,000 right before the print, then sold off. It briefly dipped below $80,000 as rate-hike fears and a global tech selloff hit risk assets. It then rebounded toward $82,000 on Friday, October 16, helped by easing Treasury yields and softer oil. Even so, BTC was still

This unbelievable imagination $SPACEHOOD ‌

Let's fight, because Brazil belongs to the people! #LETSGOFORLULA13

$ADA This selloff has me cracking up. Volume’s down to half its usual level, and the price is still getting dumped 3.5%, down nearly 14% in a week, now hovering around 0.22—this is what it looks like when nobody’s buying. But it’s not exactly a disaster: it’s still up 9% from 30 days ago and 33% from three months ago. This is the classic pattern: it rallied once, and now it’s slowly leaking lower. The traders have left, and all that’s left are holders sitting on unrealized gains with no rush to sell. Everyone talking up catalysts has scattered. Let’s talk again when volume really picks up.$ADA

solana:DFMt2FyLpB6ekPNAzVErLXgpSnJ9CRf1VnxBAkTLpump bottomed it will now 4x
Time to get rich 🤑
DFMt2FyLpB6ekPNAzVErLXgpSnJ9CRf1VnxBAkTLpump
#crypto

#USSeptemberPPIBeatsExpectations #ShareWeekly
Bitcoin: The $80,000–$82,000 Zone Matters
Bitcoin was trading near $82,106 in market reporting on October 16, while another report showed it had briefly fallen to $79,770 on Thursday before stabilizing near $81,985. These figures show how quickly BTC has been moving around important psychological levels.
My view is cautious while Bitcoin struggles to establish sustained support above $82,000. The PPI surprise can increase concerns about higher interest rates, but Warsh’s measured comments and a weaker dollar can provide temporary relief.
For the b

$BTC
Strategy plunges nearly 10% in a single day
After hoarding so much BTC,
is it still being shunned by the market?
Guys,
the publicly traded company best at hoarding Bitcoin
got hit with a sucker punch first this time 😂
On October 16, local time,
Strategy (MSTR) shares plunged about 9.8%,
closing around $136.50.
One of the triggers
was index provider MSCI preparing to tighten its index inclusion rules.
Companies like Strategy, which hold large amounts of digital assets and have business models similar to investment funds,
could be removed from some global stock indexes.
If they are indeed