A few days ago, I strongly urged a friend
to bet on AVA, and it has doubled now
You ask me why my bets are so accurate
It’s all insider information🤓
Some people pick coins by looking at altcoin holdings/market cap
and trading volume
Actually, this is not much different from guessing high or low
These are all metrics that market makers can easily inflate, at a very low cost

🔥 $ENSO
is facing strong bearish pressure after breaking below a key support level! The price has fallen more than 7% in the past 24 hours, and consecutive red candles indicate strong selling momentum. If sellers continue to dominate and the current support level gives way, ENSO may continue to fall toward lower targets. 📉Take profit: 0.2181Stop loss: 0.8137Short $ENSO 👇

Good morning, $DOGE fam! 🤝🐕
Gm C X ☕️🌎
Happy weekend! ✌️🌦🍂
Dogecoin to the moon! 🚀🌑

📗Macro Schedule (Time)

✅10.19 Monday
14:00 Opening ceremony of the Financial Street Forum Annual Meeting; senior officials from the central bank, SAFE, and CSRC to speak; Fed discount rate closed-door meeting (no exact public time)
✅10.20 Tuesday
09:00 LPR loan prime rate announcement; Fed governors' closed-door meeting
✅10.21 Wednesday
Morning APEC Finance Ministers' Meeting and post-meeting press conference (Hong Kong venue)
✅10.22 Thursday
Evening European Parliament vote on a resolution related to Black Sea shipping
✅10.23 Friday
Evening U.S. consumer and manufacturing economic data rel

$BTC Tonight’s market action is interesting. I’m still watching. What’s really worth keeping an eye on isn’t these minute-by-minute moves in BTC, but the Altcoin Season Index climbing from 50 to 60—a frustrating middle ground, neither here nor there. It shows that capital is starting to venture out from BTC, but we’re not yet at a full-on risk-on phase: 60 looks more like the “early stages of rotation,” still a long way from the 80–90 range where everything has historically taken off. In other words, altcoins have potential, but it’s not time to sit back and expect easy gains just yet.
celesti

$BR This wick was beautifully drawn by the market maker. After sweeping 0.3541, it shot straight back to 0.4684. A 22.68% 24-hour range and 112.5M in trading volume: retail investors see a massive surge; I see a script.
Let’s run through the market maker’s playbook: place fake buy orders around 0.35 to prop up the market and get panic sellers to capitulate, then use wash trading to pump volume and push past 0.45, triggering short stop-losses, before using the 22% gain to stoke FOMO. The 24-hour high of 0.5370 is a test level. There isn’t much overhead supply, but the 0.50–0.53 range is crowded

Sunday, October 18 [Macro]
✅The US postpones imposing a new round of large-scale sanctions on Russia
✅The ECB warns that geopolitical conflicts are driving up inflation risks
📅Sunday, October 18 [Geopolitics]
✅Strait of Hormuz: Iran opens fire to intercept vessels in violation, and an oil tanker hits a mine and catches fire
✅Ukraine: Ukraine and the US may begin a new round of talks as early as next week
✅Egypt says it can provide security protection at Saudi Arabia's request

Can stablecoins also have a directional bias? Bottom line: yes, but only for mean reversion within an extremely narrow range, and $U currently has a clear edge in relative sideways strength.
Sector comparison: $SOL is trading at 103.48, with MA5 below MA20, RSI at 44.7, bearish MACD, a funding rate of -0.0022%, and a range of about 3.89% over 30 candles; $APT is trading at 0.7936, down 5.56% over 24h, with RSI at just 37.2, bearish MACD, and a range of about 10.99%. Both are below their moving averages, with weak momentum. By contrast, $U is trading at 1.0007, with MA5=1.00064 above MA20=1.

Last month altcoins against $BTC closed first whole monthly candle above the bull market support band.
This month retesting ✅
Look where we are 👇🏼
Next 6 months will be good 💵
#OTHERS

The bull market is coming, bro 🥹🥹 I relate so much ahhhh $HYP l $ASTER l $SUI holders

#CryptoMarketTurnsGreedy #ShareWeekly
CRYPTO MARKET SENTIMENT IS TURNING GREEDY: THE NEXT RALLY OPPORTUNITY OR A WARNING SIGN?
The cryptocurrency market is entering an interesting phase as sentiment shifts toward greed. After periods of uncertainty, growing optimism can encourage buyers to return, increase trading activity, and create fresh opportunities across Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the broader altcoin market. But there is one important question every trader should ask: Is this confidence supported by real market strength, or are emotions beginning to take control?
1. Understanding the Shift

How long will it take you to figure out where the problem is?

$TIA SHORT SETUP — BEARS TAKING CONTROL! 📉**
Entry: 0.6480 – 0.6600 (Short)
SL: 0.6750
TP1: 0.6345
TP2: 0.6100
TP3: 0.5800
$TIA is showing weakness after a sharp rejection from 0.7676. Price is forming lower highs, and sellers remain in control.
As long as 0.6750 holds, further downside is possible.
**Watch for a bearish rejection before entry.**

Planning to open the next trade at 2360 with a 1:1.5 risk-reward ratio

$ELA SEND IT TO THE STARS!

Down 20.9% in forty hours; the rebound took just three hours.
Someone asked: Is the sell-off over?
I said: Look at the volume first.
The 05:00 candle plunged to 86.7, with 16.34 million traded in a single hour.
The previous candle had only 850k.
Nineteen times.
Then they asked: Can I buy in?
I said: Before buying in, first look at why I’m not.
$SOXL Now at 91.92, with 93.70 overhead and 5.7% downside to 86.7.
There are no signals in this range, only noise.
Then they asked: How long should I wait?
Wait for a retest of 86.7 that holds, or for the price to reclaim 93.70—one of the two has to hap

Fees paid to apps on Filecoin rose 68.34% in the past 30 days to $111,353. GLIF, the network's largest app by fees, took in $91,398 of it, up 47.76% over the same window.
@Filecoin

PPI rises 6.3% year over year, highest since 2022; energy is “eating” the entire economy
Yesterday, when the PPI data came out, I was looking at Gate’s candlestick chart. The moment the numbers appeared, my first thought was, “I must be reading that wrong.”
September PPI rose 6.3% year over year, versus expectations of 5.4% and a previous reading of 5.4%. It rose 1.3% month over month, versus expectations of 0.6% and a previous reading of 0.4%. Core PPI rose 5.0% year over year, versus expectations of 4.4%. Core PPI rose 0.7% month over month, versus expectations of 0.3%. All figures significa