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Circle recently proposed to the EU that the MiCA regulatory framework be revised to avoid forcing stablecoin issuers to keep all reserves in banks, instead introducing more flexible liquidity rules while not restricting cross-border issuance. This reflects a widespread concern in the stablecoin industry: bank custody carries risks and capital efficiency is low. Circle naturally wants to promote more favorable policies, given its EURC presence in the EU. However, the EU has always taken a relatively conservative regulatory stance, especially regarding the possibility that dollar stablecoins cou
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Starknet bulls are riding a rocket straight to Valhalla, with 0.0624 in their sights! Go long $STRK . Trading plan: entry 0.05863 - 0.05995, targets 0.06361, 0.06707, stop-loss 0.05570. Proceed with caution: RSI is elevated and the price is well above MA25, increasing the risk of a sharp pullback at resistance. Don’t go all-in, bro. Keep your position size appropriate for your account. The bulls are awake. 👇👇👇 I will also continue monitoring the following assets: $ZEC and $OGN .
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Multiple bearish blows, yet BTC only fell 5%
This is not a bad thing; it is the strongest signal
The 30-year US Treasury yield surged to 5.7%, its highest level since 2002. The 10-year yield reached 5.3%, a 24-year high. Brent crude rose above $100. Expectations of another Fed rate hike this year are heating up.
At any other time in the past, BTC would have fallen more than 10% by now.
But this time, BTC has only pulled back by about 5%.
Why? This is the question most worth asking today.
Whale “Set 10 Big Goals First” jasonleo posted a statement last night, saying that the most noteworthy thin
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Why is everyone suddenly bearish on XRP when the daily trend is just ranging?

$XRP /USDT - SHORT

Trade Plan:
Entry: 1.39 – 1.39
SL: 1.43
TP1: 1.36
TP2: 1.34
TP3: 1.31

Why this setup?
Why now? The 1h price is sitting at 1.39, which is the exact entry_ref, and the 15m RSI at 62.16 shows the asset is approaching overbought territory even within a range. The 1h ATR of 0.01578 means the average hourly move is small, so a squeeze toward 1.48 invalidation would be violent. The daily trend is range-bound, meaning this short setup is a mean reversion play toward TP1 at 1.36 and TP2 at 1.34. The i
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10.9 $BTC Morning Bitcoin outlook: Buy on pullbacks and look for a rebound recovery
Yesterday, Bitcoin mostly fluctuated repeatedly within the 83,000–82,000 range during the daytime session, with a clear tug-of-war between bulls and bears. After the jobless claims data was released in the evening, the market quickly weakened, breaking directly below the key 82,000 support level and falling all the way to around 80,300, as bearish sentiment was released in force. Lao Guo followed the plan and went short yesterday, successfully capturing an 1,800-point move with excellent timing.
Bitcoin is cur
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10.9 ETH trading strategy
After a rapid decline, Ether bottomed out and rebounded around 2405, and has now entered a period of range-bound recovery, with short-term bullish momentum gradually returning. Focus is currently on the strength of buying support after a pullback. If support holds, there is still room for further rebound.
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Focus on going long on pullbacks, waiting for the price to stabilize before entering at an opportune time, and avoid blindly chasing highs. If support breaks, remain on the sidelines for now and wait for a new directional signal.
Entry:
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An in-depth analysis of BTC’s short-term trend from Dow Theory, Chan Theory, Elliott Wave Theory, volume-price relationships, order flow, and price action
C-wave progress verification: Yesterday’s projected C-wave targets have been met one by one—the October 8 sell-off was hit by 32.2 billion in volume + Delta of -5.08 billion (a cumulative -11 billion over two days, meaning 75% of the +14.6 billion buying on September 21 has been given back), with a low of 80,316 (precisely touching the 80,167 triangle measurement target zone). The current rebound to 81,669 is capped below the broken central
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After retreating to the $81,000 level, Bitcoin recovered and settled around $82,000. The daily decline narrowed to 1.54%. However, the market remains focused on the $81,000 mark; this is precisely where buyers and sellers are squaring off.
The $81,000–$81,500 range is an area where buy orders have concentrated in recent days, with buyers increasing their positions there. Analysts identify the $81,119 level as support, while pointing to the $86,500–$86,750 range as resistance. In other words, $81,000 is not an arbitrary level; it is the floor that has held firm in recent weeks.
So, why did it d
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#BTCPullsBackTo81000 Yo, so check it. Bitcoin slid under $82K for the first time in three weeks, and nah, it ain't one thing that did it. Three things hit at once, straight up.
First off, the Fed. Them September minutes dropped October 7, and all nineteen of 'em backed that quarter-point hike to 3.75–4.00%. Most said yeah, another one by year-end probably makes sense. But here's the thing — the market ain't buying it for October. Odds sitting at like 17% for October, but December? Around 70%. And that matters, 'cause when rates stay high, holding stuff that don't pay you nothing gets expensive. 10-year yield hanging near 5.3%, 30-year near 5.67%. That's decades-high type energy.
Second thing — Iran. Word is the White House told the Pentagon to get strike options ready, but nothing popping off before the midterms. Strait of Hormuz still a mess. Brent at $101.53, WTI at $89.39. Expensive oil means inflation ain't going nowhere, and that keeps the Fed chilling on the sidelines.
Third thing, and this the one that really hurt — leverage. Around $709 to $769 million in positions got liquidated in 24 hours. Longs took $647 to $685 million of that. Bitcoin longs alone, $172 million. Roughly 140,000 accounts got smoked. Open interest dropped 3.27% down to about $52.57 billion. That ain't people changing their minds — that's forced selling, plain and simple.
Institutional money? Mixed bag. US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $118.86 million last session, total assets near $110.68 billion. But Ether ETFs? Lost $202 million same day. Them two ain't moving together no more.
Supply side — government wallets moved 12,267 BTC, 'bout $1.01 billion, to fresh addresses. No exchange deposit, so looks more like reshuffling than dumping.
Chart-wise, Bitcoin ran from $83,299 down to $80,397 before settling near $82,063. The $80,500 to $81,500 zone? That's where last month's highs sat, and that's what everybody watching. Hold there, we cool. Break it, and now we asking if the forced selling is done.
Next real test? October CPI and PPI. That's gonna tell us if inflation really cooling or if this pressure still building.
This ain't investment advice, just keeping it real.
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BTC Scumbag Watch
Haven’t updated Bitcoin for several days.
Without further ado, let’s look at the chart.
Early this morning, Bitcoin broke through the range created by the big bullish candle on 9/21, and has now recovered slightly.
Looking at the liquidation chart, at yesterday’s wick point,
the scumbag will probably open a position at 78888, which is basically the 50% level of the big bullish candle on 9/18. Such a lucky number hahaha.
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The whole $ZEC saga is so absurd it makes me laugh.
Someone posted online that they held from 1700 all the way down to 1100. Even eight years of war resistance didn’t involve tactics like that. They gave themselves the title of “the most resilient bagholder.” Fair enough—bro, you can really hold the line. I salute you.
An old coin that once valued privacy has fallen this far and ended up as a meme across the entire internet, which shows just how badly everyone has been fleeced—so broke they can only survive on jokes.
Laugh all you want, but I genuinely wouldn’t dare catch it at this level. Let
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It dumped 3,000 points in a single day yesterday, and those who chased longs are still stunned—now that the price has climbed back to 81,900, are you thinking the opportunity has come again?
The director said this level was supporting the price yesterday, but today it should be viewed as resistance instead—the 81,900 area that Gong Youcai marked last night was indeed retested by the price this morning.
Among the people I follow, his take is one of the more grounded. I checked the numbers— the 80,000 level has been tested more than 20 times over the past month, with the harshest wick reaching 8
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What you're most afraid of these past two days is waking up to see it break below 80k again—the real make-or-break point is which side of 83,000 this week's candlestick closes on.
CryptoPunk is one of the people I've been watching. He put it plainly: 83,000 can be tested repeatedly, and even a short-term break below it is fine, but this week's candlestick absolutely cannot close below it.
Yan Chi's short position yesterday was targeting a close around this level. I checked the numbers—83,000 was tested 18 times over the past month. If it actually closes below that level, the next stop is t
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