$AGT I don't see this thing on spot???

Yang Guang Bit | October 17 $BTC — Oil prices surge as tech stocks plunge; favor shorting rallies in line with the trend
【Today's Plan】
Entry: Place short positions on a rebound into the 81,800–82,000 range
Stop-loss: Above 82,300
Take-profit targets:
First target: 81,200–81,000
Second target: 80,800–80,500
【Key Takeaways】
BTC turned lower from last night's rebound high of 82,900, pressured by a surge in international oil prices and a sharp drop in U.S. tech stocks. It fell below 81,000 late at night and is currently trading around 81,520. The 4-hour moving averages are fully aligned bearishl

PI is trading at around $0.077–$0.078 today, down around 3%–4%, with a range of 0.075–0.081, weak volume, and fearful sentiment. Trend: The rebound lacks volume and remains pressured by moving averages; short-term action is bearish and range-bound. Don’t chase gains. If 0.075 holds, consider a small long position; reduce the position if it breaks below. Take profits near resistance around 0.081. Keep positions light or stay on the sidelines, and don’t add leverage.#pi

SOL Shanghai was halted on the spot, SOL Hangzhou was canceled outright, and SOL Shenzhen was postponed—you can see our mom's attitude now, right? $SOL ‌

Fed Chair Warsh spoke yesterday and gave no clear signal, and the probability of an October rate hike was cut in half.
Warsh spoke yesterday at the IMF and World Bank annual meetings in Bangkok, but didn’t reveal what would happen at the end-of-month rate meeting. CME FedWatch showed the probability of an October rate hike falling from nearly 30% to around 15%, giving the market some relief.
In crypto, BTC briefly fell below $80k on Thursday for the first time in a month, but reclaimed it in less than two hours. It’s now hovering around $81.5k, while ETH is around 2,440.
The altcoin market was

The Bitcoin spot ETF with the largest net inflow yesterday was BlackRock's IBIT, with a daily net inflow of $16.7857 million. IBIT's cumulative historical net inflows have now reached $65.64 billion.

$BNB has fallen to near the lower Bollinger Band—is this a buying opportunity or just a pause in the downtrend? Bottom line: The market is currently in a weak sideways range, not a trend reversal. The short-term bias is bearish; wait for a confirmed retest before considering longs.
Technically, $BNB is currently at 720.27. MA5=721.214 has crossed below MA20=725.471, with short- and medium-term moving averages bearishly aligned. Price is trading below MA5, and the rebound is weak. The MACD histogram remains negative at -0.4854, with bearish momentum showing no signs of easing. RSI=35.3 is nea

Huang is once again restoring the market’s faith.
Recently, AI chip and data center stocks have faced a collective sell-off, and the market has begun to worry about the debt burden and financing costs of AI infrastructure. Jensen Huang continued to rally everyone in Europe, saying that the current market turbulence will eventually pass, AI will transform every industry and every country, and we are still at the starting point of this revolution.
However, what Wall Street is worried about now and the question Jensen Huang answered are no longer entirely the same.
The market has not suddenly dec

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Today's Topic Recommendations:
🔹 Is Tesla's "flying sports car" safe? Musk: If safety is the top priority, don't buy it.
🔹 Trump: Oil prices will drop soon; hopes the Russia-Ukraine conflict will end.
🔹 International oil prices rose significantly on the 16th.
🔹 US stocks experienced a "Black Friday": the Nasdaq fell more than 2%, and AI concept stocks declined across the board.
🔹 Bitcoin fell below $81,000, and Ethereum fell below $2,400.
🔹 Jens

What was Justin Sun thinking during those 11 seconds of hesitation?

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This morning’s market action is nerve-racking🔥. BTC plunged straight below 81000, while ETH also tested the 2400 level. Altcoins were dragged down across the board, with SOL, XRP, and others all falling.
Coinglass data: Over the past 4 hours, $157 million in positions were liquidated across the market, with the vast majority being longs. Bulls took a heavy hit this time. The macro pressure is significant: Brent crude surged to $112, stoking inflation concerns again, the S&P 500 fell more than 1%, and Strategy’s stock price plunged nearly 10%. Weakness in this major BTC holde

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🔹 Is Tesla's "flying sports car" safe? Musk: If safety is the top priority, don't buy it.
🔹 Trump: Oil prices will drop soon; hopes the Russia-Ukraine conflict will end.
🔹 International oil prices rose significantly on the 16th.
🔹 US stocks experienced a "Black Friday": the Nasdaq fell more than 2%, and AI concept stocks declined across the board.
🔹 Bitcoin fell below $TSLAand Ethereum fell below $NDAQ🔹 Jensen Huan

$ZIL Down 29% in a day, at 0.0024, with 24h trading volume still at 35.3M—this isn’t retail panic selling; it’s whales rotating positions. BTC is range-bound while the Fed talks tough, and small-cap tokens are getting drained first. ZIL has fallen three times harder than the broader market this round. I watched the on-chain data all night: selling pressure was concentrated during the Asian session, while during the US and European sessions, some addresses were placing buy orders in the 0.0023–0.0025 range to accumulate.
Fundamentally, Zilliqa hasn’t caught any of the hot narratives this round.

The S&P 500 is gearing up for a brutal plunge. That’s not just my opinion—the historical data says so. In 16 of the past 17 midterm election years, the same pattern played out: a sell-off came first. In other words, the odds are over 94%. Look at the examples: In 2018, the S&P 500 hit a new high of 2,930 in September, then fell to 2,351 by December, a nearly 20% drawdown. In 2022, it dropped from 4,818 in January to 3,491 in October, a decline of about 27%. From April to July 2010, it also fell about 16%; from July to October 1998, it dropped nearly 19%. The magnitude varies, but the rhythm is

#BTC跌破8.2万 Bitcoin at $81,570: Has the CPI Shock Been Priced In, or Is $80,000 the Next Test?
Bitcoin’s move below $82,000 has shifted the market’s focus from the possibility of a $90,000 rally to the strength of the current support structure. Trading near $81,570, BTC is facing a combination of renewed US inflation pressure, changing Federal Reserve expectations, and uncertainty over leveraged positioning. The critical distinction is whether the market has already absorbed the inflation shock or whether another round of selling could follow.
September CPI Changed the Macro Picture
The US Bure

After liquidation, it’s going to drop now $AGT
hahaha 😂 This coin is really cursed. I said, whoever buys it sells, and I also reminded you to keep an eye on it. It will drop from 0.068000 to below 0.05500. Be careful—this coin is extremely volatile.

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#GateBTCAndETHFuturesVolumeRanksTop3 BITCOIN STH SUPPLY HITS 4-MONTH HIGH — WILL BTC BREAK $85,000? 📊
Bitcoin ($BTC ) Short-Term Holder (STH) supply has reportedly climbed to 4.08 million BTC, marking a four-month high. This represents an increase of approximately 422,000 BTC, or 12%, since late July.
New market participants have reportedly accumulated Bitcoin around the $82,000–$86,000 range, highlighting fresh demand. However, rising short-term holdings can also increase volatility when prices decline.
📊 MARKET ANALYSIS & STRUCTURAL ASSESSMENT
Short-Term Holders generally have less experien