#沃什IMF讲话
**Kevin Warsh’s IMF Remarks: What They Mean for the Economy and Crypto Market**
Kevin Warsh’s remarks at the IMF have drawn attention to some of the biggest challenges facing the global economy, including inflation, interest rates, economic growth, and the rapid development of artificial intelligence. These issues are important because they can influence investor confidence, financial market liquidity, and the direction of cryptocurrencies.
Inflation remains a major concern for policymakers. If prices continue rising faster than expected, the Federal Reserve may need to maintain tight

The weather is nice today.
I really feel like going out for a walk,
but I'm pretty lazy.

Brent crude surged again, just hitting a high of $110. Although Iran proposed conditions for keeping shipping lanes open for 7 days, the market does not seem optimistic. This was directly reflected in oil prices.
Put simply, the market has not taken Iran’s 7-day shipping-lane plan seriously at all. Why? Because everyone knows this kind of temporary arrangement is highly uncertain. What happens after 7 days? No one can say for sure. On top of that, the situation in Iran keeps shifting back and forth. They say shipping lanes will remain open today, but could they change their minds tomorrow? No

BTC: The biggest risk is not regulation, but a cryptographic crisis. The threats posed by AI and quantum computing are underestimated. It is predicted that algorithms could crack some early wallets within 1–1.5 years, putting 2 million old coins with lost private keys at risk of creating selling pressure. This view is somewhat cautionary, but I have not sold my core BTC holdings.
ETH: I sold 80%–90% of my position at $3,600–$4,000 and have not bought back in since. The market is being sustained by narratives, and the risk-reward ratio is poor, so I am keeping only a small core position while w

Reason is, if we test entry, there is a high chance we will hit the stop-loss----------------Because if we test entry, there is a very high chance we may hit the stop-loss.--------------------------------$GLM $XLM $JST#strategyJST stock price fell 9% on Friday

NEARJumpsNearly10% 🚀 #NEARJumpsNearly10% | NEAR Protocol Is Back in the Spotlight!
The NEAR Protocol market is moving fast! After a strong rebound earlier this week, NEAR attracted fresh attention as traders assessed its expanding ecosystem and renewed market momentum.
📈 What’s Driving the Buzz?
🔹 Solana access expa$NVDANVDA214.12Stocks-1.42% ‌nds: NEAR became available in Solana’s trading ecosystem through Sunrise, using NEAR Intents to enable cross-chain access. This could make the token and related assets easier to access for users across networks.
🔹 Derivatives activity heats up: Repor

**$SOXL /USDT Perp – "Breakdown Below Support – Short"**
Trading Plan Short $SOXL
Entry: 92.50
SL: 93.17
TP1: 86.70
TP2: 85.89
SOXL is down -2.56% and rejected below the 93.17 level after the 95.01 high. MACD is negative; targeting the 86.70 low.

🚨 NVIDIA bubble warning: If this is a confirmed bubble pop, NVDA does 90% down. It goes to $30. Don't believe me? Look at Amazon during the 2000 bubble. This isn't 10% down — this is a BUBBLE. Critical warning at 40:22 in today's video
#NVIDIA #NVDA #Bubble #Stocks #Crypto

Is a 500 billion valuation expensive?—Comparing DeepSeek with Zhipu, MiniMax, and NVIDIA
Guys, let’s wrap up with the most central question: Is DeepSeek’s 500 billion valuation expensive?
First, let’s look at its peers. There are currently two publicly listed domestic large-model companies—Zhipu and MiniMax. Zhipu’s market cap has fallen nearly 70% from its peak of over HKD 1 trillion to about HKD 301.8 billion, while MiniMax’s market cap has also fallen back to **. The sharp pullbacks in the share prices of both listed large-model companies show that the secondary market is repricing valuatio

$GTC These numbers look suspicious. Up 28% in 24 hours, with $134.7M in trading volume—note, this wasn’t a slow grind upward: it shot straight from a low of 0.2084 to 0.2832, a 36% range, a classic price-and-volume explosion. I’ve watched Gate’s order books for three years, and GTC moves like this only happen a few times a year.
Let’s break down three possibilities. First, the project team or a market maker may have been scooping up tokens at low prices. Orders around 0.21 were eaten up in one go, then the price was pushed higher to create FOMO, with trading volume swelling to the $130 million

Fun fact:
Good U.S. stocks are no worse than crypto altcoins.
It’s Sunday, for crying out loud—
why are US stock contracts all getting wicked down at once?
What black swan is coming next week?
Whatever, I’m not worrying about it. I’m buying the dip first!
At least U.S. stocks can bounce back—they won’t go to zero,
right? 🫣

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$FET
It's been steadily bleeding down from the top, hugging the lower band; positions have been slashed sharply in a week, and most longs have been shaken out 🤯 If 0.1913 doesn't hold, that's a breakdown. Don't chase the bull-trap bounce—the sell-off is imminent.

#CryptoMarketTurnsGreedy 🚀🔥 CRYPTO MARKET TURNS GREEDY! 💰📈
The crypto market is heating up as bullish sentiment grows and traders become more optimistic! 🟢 Bitcoin, Ethereum, and altcoins are attracting attention as investors look for the next big opportunity. 💎
📊 What’s fueling the excitement? 🚀 Rising crypto prices 💰 Growing investor interest 🔥 Social media hype and FOMO 📈 Expectations of further gains
But remember: when greed rises, risk can rise too! ⚠️ Markets can reverse quickly, and chasing pumps can lead to losses.

In the AI era for everyone, foreigners use AI to write code.
We use it to make short dramas 🤣

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 how

A note I found on my girlfriend’s phone. Can anyone who knows what this means help explain it?