I'm monitoring $Q closely.
If I spot a better short setup, I'll definitely tweet it.
$Q has been giving repeated opportunities, liquidating both longs and shorts. Just look a few candles back.
It has liquidated the longs for now, and I think shorts could be next.

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

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#WarshIMFSpeech #ShareWeekly
Kevin Warsh Speech Sends Mixed Signals as Inflation and Yields Keep Bitcoin on Edge
Headline: Kevin Warsh Refuses to Pre-Judge the Fed, and Bitcoin Is Stuck Between Hot Inflation and Higher Yields
Live market snapshot: Bitcoin is trading near 81,500 US dollars, roughly 3 percent below where it was a few days ago and still under its 20-day moving average. The benchmark 10-year US Treasury yield is around 5.08 to 5.10 percent after touching a 24-year high of about 5.36 percent last week. The 30-year yield has eased from about 5.73 percent to near 5.43 percent. In eq

🚨 JUST IN: Visa officially launches USDC-powered payments through Visa Direct, expanding stablecoin payment capabilities across its network spanning over 180 countries.
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Can SAND's countertrend surge in volume continue amid greed? The outlook is cautiously optimistic, but wait for a pullback confirmation.
$SAN Current price: 0.06396, up 16% in 24h, with 11.7M USDT in trading volume, clearly outperforming $ENA (-6.53%) and $APT (-6.63%), both weakening over the same period, making it a strong sector asset seeing active capital rotation. The Fear & Greed Index at 55 is in greed territory, indicating decent risk appetite, but until BTC shows a clear direction, altcoin momentum depends on their own volume. Technically, MA5 at 0.06105 has crossed above MA20 at 0.05

#ShareWeekly ‌$SOL Weekly Report: range, position and indicators at $104.27
Solana trades around $104.27 today. It is a week of tight ranges, a defended $100 floor and a major network upgrade on the calendar. Here is the full picture.
Price position: how high and how low
SOL slipped to $100.43 this week, its lowest since mid-September, before buyers defended $100 again. A rebound from $100.62 reached $106.20 on Thursday, and today's session high is $107.44. By my math, price now sits about 3.8% above the week low and about 3% below today's high.
Performance against the market, measured as the

#晒出我的持仓收益 Sigh. Envious of SanDisk and Micron.

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#BitcoinTops$82K
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**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

SanDisk at 1300 can initially be viewed as bullish, with a stop-loss below 1280. If it breaks below that level, it could fall further; you can then chase the short, with an initial take-profit target in the 1350-1400 range

why @jords is the goat btw

I feel AGT and VVV are very similar. Over the past year, both have risen dozens of times from their lows, maintaining a long-term upward, choppy trend. Most importantly, many people have no idea why they’ve risen so much… until I saw Grayscale shilling VVV, and it suddenly dawned on me. I think AGT is much like VVV, with a powerful market player like Grayscale behind it. They both want to package these worthless altcoins as value coins through their token prices and upward momentum. $AG $VVV

JUST IN: FIDELITY SUGGESTS A NEW 4-YEAR BITCOIN BULL CYCLE COULD BE UNDERWAY. 👀
$BTC long-term power law model is drawing attention again.
The chart highlights a recurring pattern: BTC moves between distribution near historical highs and accumulation during major drawdowns.
But here’s the interesting part…
▸ The next bull phase may not begin with a clear narrative.
▸ Long-term power law patterns suggest Bitcoin could still have room to grow.
▸ Market cycles don’t follow a perfect schedule, and historical patterns aren’t guarantees.
As Fidelity’s Jurrien Timmer puts it:
“There doesn’t seem t

Where will bitcoin top out next cycle?

#USMemoryStocksExtendLosses
#ShareWeekly
Memory chip stocks are in a sharp drawdown, and the selloff has now stretched across several sessions. Micron (MU), SanDisk (SNDK), Western Digital (WDC) and Seagate (STX) have all been sliding, but the damage is not evenly spread. Micron has fallen roughly 14% over the five sessions through October 14, even though it is still up about 97% over six months and about 191% year to date. That gap between recent weakness and the long-term run is the core of the debate right now. Below I walk through what is driving the move, where the key levels sit, and h