.Don't just watch the broader market fall—this coin is quietly doing something. Over the past two days, $NEAR has pulled back nearly 16%. Everyone is shouting that the bear market is here, but after looking through its on-chain activity, I actually think there's something there. Intents has accumulated $29 million in user-paid fees since changing its fee rules in February. This money isn't just sitting idle—$5.3 million of it went directly back into the secondary market to buy NEAR. It generated $1.84 million in September alone, two and a half times August's $720,000. Hot coin: $WIF $PEPE For r

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“The most absurd thing about society is that the harder many losers try to escape failure, the more they end up supporting those who have already succeeded.”
Recently, I have been thinking about a social phenomenon: Why are so many people desperately pursuing success, while those who actually achieve upward mobility remain a minority? More worth studying is the fact that many people not only fail to succeed, but also lose substantial amounts of wealth, time, and energy in the process of pursuing success. Yet the commercial systems built around

Good morning, everyone. Yesterday’s market had little to highlight, with relatively limited volatility throughout the day. Looking at the market now, gold prices continued to rise sharply in the early session and are currently trading around the 4160 level.
After bottoming out, gold prices have entered a choppy upward trend. At present, this is only a small-scale rebound, a technical correction after the sharp drop, rather than a reversal signal. The larger-scale bearish trend remains intact, and the 4200 threshold has not been broken.
We will continue with our previous strategy: do not chase

BTC Market Recap — October 9, 2026 Evening
A wick plunged to 80,400 and bounced back to 81,800 in 3 minutes: the night 190k people were liquidated—the truth wasn’t a dump
Last night, BTC plunged to 80,400 in a single wick and bounced back to 81,800 within minutes. $1.2 billion was liquidated over 24 hours, affecting 190k people, more than 90% of whom were long. Many people’s first reaction was: Did someone dump the market? No. This wick was caused by machines, not people.
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October 9, Bitcoin rebounded after taking liquidity at 81,900 yesterday, then sold off again to around 80,000, the lower end of the range, where the rebound paused.
Early this morning, it rebounded to this level. We should first watch 81,900 as a resistance point, as it was a liquidity support level here last night. Will Bitcoin continue ranging between 80,000 and 82,000?

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BTC October 9 Market Analysis
1. The rise of wave 1 has most likely ended, and a wave 2 correction may come next. The larger bull-market cycle is not over, but major pullbacks can also occur within a bull market—even a correction to 72,000-75,000 is possible;
2. BTC in the 70,000s may have a chance to be seen again. In any case, it is now clear that key support has been breached. Consolidation is needed in the short term, and the probability of a direct V-shaped reversal is low. Personally, I believe the decline is not over yet, so do not go long for now; continue to focus on short positions d

How is this a rebound? This is CPR for my empty account, isn’t it? When the market was grinding out a bottom intraday, the screen was glowing green, everyone else was running, and I was watching the resistance above $ORCA . The volume didn’t follow, nobody was buying higher up, and once the bullish setup appeared, I knew exactly what to do.
That stretch from 2.9438 to 2.3374 was a grind, but the close was swift, putting +204.44% in my pocket. Feels damn good.
Setting risk controls in advance is called rationality; cutting after taking a loss is called cutting off a limb to save yourself.
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[Key Financial Data and Events to Watch Today: Friday, October 9, 2026]
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BTC Scumbag Watch
Haven’t updated on Bitcoin for many days
No more talk—let’s look at the chart
Early this morning, Bitcoin broke through the range created by the large bullish candle on September 21; it has now recovered slightly.
Judging from the liquidation chart, that wick point yesterday
The scumbag will probably open a position at 78,888, which is basically also the 50% level of the large bullish candle on September 18. A lucky number, hahaha.

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Today, I’m only verifying one question about $ZEC : whether it can quickly recover after breaking below 1,112.77.
The 1-hour and 4-hour trends are both weak, with RSI at 45 and 29, respectively. The current price is 1,189.32, about 6.44% above the 1-hour support at 1,112.77 and about 11.56% below the resistance at 1,326.84. The 24-hour change is -10.25%, but it cannot replace confirmation at key levels.
My view isn’t based on chasing rallies or selling into declines: I’ll wait for a breakout above 1,326.84 or a break below 1,112.77—whichever comes first—and then revise my assessment accordingl

The people shouting “breakdown” panicked first—the person on my list didn’t move, saying just one thing: this week must not close below 83000.
CryptoPunk made it very clear: 83000 can be tested repeatedly, and even briefly broken in the short term, but a weekly close below it is another matter—the next stop is the 50-week moving average, currently around 77100.
This is what I look for when choosing people—he doesn’t bet on direction, holding 83000 above and placing orders at 74000 below; when it reaches either level, he goes all in.
Do you think this week will close above or below 83000? Say i

I do believe this remains $BTC the most likely scenario.
Shorting could become interesting around the $82,000–$82,500 area.
Since we failed to hold $82,000, this level has now turned into resistance.$BTC

This profit has me feeling deeply uneasy, worried that the market will catch on tomorrow and blacklist me.
The last thing I looked at before bed was $BTC . Each rebound was weaker than the last, and the volume never followed—there was simply no one buying into the rise. My judgment was straightforward at the time: this wasn't a reversal to strength; it was an opportunity for people to unload. Hold the short and don't touch it.
When I opened the chart this morning, 84292.5 to 81642.6, +548.41% was already sitting there. It felt incredible—the earlier suffering was all worth it.
Pocket the bulk f

$ETH Current price is 2482.14, 24h -3.58%, with a trading volume of 1042.4M USDT, making it the only one of the three candidates with volume exceeding $1 billion. Comparatively: $DOGE
fell 5.54% over the same period, with an RSI of 39.5, showing weaker price action; although $RLC rose 24.12% over 24h, its amplitude across 30 candles reached as high as 50.69%, with a funding rate of -0.0299%, making it a short-squeeze impulse with uncontrollable volatility. ETH's amplitude is only 7.3%, and its decline is clearly smaller than DOGE's, indicating relative resilience amid a broad sector-wide de