$AKT completed the ABC correction at 00.4 inside the buying area and has since printed 5 waves up to 0.85.
The next pullback is likely to hold above 0.40 for a higher low, setting up the next leg to break the $1 mark.
Is Akash ready for the next rally?

📈 Rystad Energy sets out the ceiling: Venezuelan oil production could reach 1.6 million barrels per day in 2028 and 1.8 million in 2030.
The data behind the headline:
→ The most diverse wave of foreign investment in decades: Chevron with a five-year, $7 billion plan; ENI signing the Productive Participation Contract for Junín 5; Repsol regaining control of Petroquiriquire; and Shell returning to the country.
→ But the bottleneck is operational: in August, there were barely two active drilling rigs, according to Baker Hughes reports, compared with an official target of around 93 rigs.
→ Sustai

Almost $5bn in Long liquidations in the last 10 days.
There is definitely room for more...
Always room for more, lol.
But that is a very decent whack on longs getting taken out.
It is the kind of level we want to see as we approach key support levels.
Remember, the crowd will always long the top and short the bottom.
So when we get a large amount of longs wiped out, and the fear builds...
Its getting closer to shorts having their turn to be wiped out.
Local bottom is close imo.

The major rally will definitely come
But this wave before the Lunar New Year won’t go very high
This wave has to break below 2200
Need to buy below 2200

Now you understand what I mean! U.S. stock contracts aren’t U.S. stocks!
U.S. stocks aren’t U.S. stocks either

$BR Don’t touch it. Up 21.29% in 24 hours, currently at 0.5350, it surged to a high of 0.5400 and plunged to a low of 0.3932—a 37% range, with trading volume hitting 118.0M. With these numbers right here, whoever chases is going to be left holding the bag.
I’m the Gate blogger who talks people out of bad trades for a reason. The old hands in the group know me: I’m sharp-tongued, but the data doesn’t lie. Today’s market makes it obvious: it shot straight up from 0.39 to 0.54, with almost no chance to catch a pullback—a classic FOMO-driven move. The money flows are clear: short-term hot money i

Silver bulls are buying the dip at support, preparing for a strong rebound! Go long on $XAG . Entry range: 56.47 - 56.75 Take-profit targets: 59.35, 61.54 Stop-loss: 54.78 Please note: If it fails to reclaim the 15-minute MA25, it could trigger a drop below the 24-hour low. Don't go all in, guys. Position size should suit your account. The bulls have awakened. 👇👇👇 Trading pairs to watch today: $Q and $MANTRA .

NVIDIA open-sourced SMLIB, its NURBS kernel that had been under wraps for 20 years, and the CAD world exploded. This used to be a competitive moat; now it’s free. The barrier to entry for headless CAD and AI modeling has been cut in half overnight. Smaller players can now compete, while the big firms have to rethink how they make money. If you own CAD software stocks, think carefully—this could reshape the whole industry. Anything to add? See you in the comments.

"I need a sign"
The sign:

MD, it feels even worse than eating 💩! I bought the bottom, but couldn't hold on. 😂

$BTC is still looking weak on the 1H chart after rejecting from the $82.2K area. Price has broken back below $81.1K, and sellers are still controlling the short-term structure.
Entry: $80,950–$81,150
Targets:
TP1: $80,680
TP2: $80,300
TP3: $79,850
Stop: $81,450
As long as BTC stays below $81.4K–$81.5K, I’m looking for continuation lower. A clean reclaim above that zone would invalidate the short setup
#USSeptemberPPIBeatsExpectations

I just finished looking at the candlestick chart, and my view hasn’t changed: When it comes to the U.S. election, which party wins is the real variable driving macro spillovers to our side. The original claim that “the whole world is hoping the Democrats win” is, frankly, just a complex geopolitical contest reduced to a slogan. It may feel good to believe, but traders need to break it down. The Republicans are talking tough on tariffs and reshoring. The volatility in export-linked and semiconductor stocks clearly picked up during the 2018–2019 tariff hikes—that’s a case in point. The Democrats

“On the day of judgment, surely, we shall not be asked what we have read but what we have done; not how well we have spoken but how well we have lived.”
-The imitation of Christ

China’s governance model over the past few years is genuinely worth examining. First, efficiency: once a decision is made, many things move forward quickly. By the end of 2023, China had more than 45,000 kilometers of high-speed rail in operation, about 70% of the global total; more than 177,000 kilometers of expressways open to traffic; and over 3.37 million 5G base stations. These aren’t abstract numbers. In everyday life, they mean more convenient intercity commutes, lower logistics costs, and more widespread information infrastructure. Public safety is another hard metric: China’s homicide

First $Q, then $AGT
, and now $ARIA
—this is absolutely crazy, guys. What is going on with these altcoins? First $Q went on a massive rally, then AGT grabbed everyone's attention, and now ARIA is stealing the show! $ARIA is up more than 60% in 24 hours, breaking above 0.060 and charging toward 0.065! Three coins, three waves of madness. The market just doesn't let up right now! Still, after such a huge run-up, I'd watch for a pullback rather than blindly chase the highs.

Hex Trust's USDX is now the largest stablecoin on Flare, with $23.38M in supply against Tether's USDT at $21.66M. USDX supply on Flare rose 12.50% in the past 7 days.
@FlareNetworks

$ I'm freaking here. The Fear and Greed Index is 12, indicating extreme fear; the funding rate is -0.03%, meaning shorts are paying to hold their positions. This coin crashed from 0.0119 to 0.0094, down 19.77% in 24 hours, with a trading volume of 2.4M. Volume didn't surge, but the price collapsed—a classic liquidity vacuum wiping out longs.
I entered with a 30% position at 0.0112 the day before yesterday, expecting a breakout from the sideways range. But yesterday, one bearish candle broke straight through my stop-loss level, and I cut at 0.0105, losing 6%. My mindset at the time was “wait a

$GTC Up 24% in a day, with $134 million in trading volume—that kind of volume isn’t something retail traders can generate. Think of it this way: it’s like ten moving trucks suddenly parking outside your apartment complex. You’re saying someone’s just moving? I don’t buy it.
Fundamentally, GTC is Gitcoin’s native token, used to incentivize open-source developers. There’s been no official announcement behind this move; it’s driven purely by technical factors—from a low of 0.2222 straight up to 0.2832, a classic breakout on heavy volume. I haven’t seen any signs of whale selling in the on-chain