BitGo, the NYSE-listed custodian with $65.2B on its platform, will hold the INJ in Canary Capital's staked INJ ETF, now set to list on Nasdaq as INJC.
An October 23 filing set a 1.10% fee, with at least 90% of the INJ to be staked.
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#DataCentersMayFaceOversupplyBy2028

Data Centers May Face Oversupply by 2028 as AI Infrastructure Enters a Critical Turning Point
The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence is transforming data centers into one of the most important infrastructure investments of the decade, attracting billions of dollars from technology companies, institutional investors, and infrastructure developers. However, the possibility that data centers could face oversupply by 2028 is raising important questions about the sustainability of this investment cycle. Building capacity ahead of demand has historicall

$BTC may be showing early signs of a potential reversal.
Price continues to print lower lows, but RSI is starting to recover.
This divergence suggests selling momentum could be weakening even as price remains under pressure.
We saw a similar setup before September’s bounce, making this structure worth watching closely.
If momentum continues to improve, BTC could be preparing for a relief move.
Confirmation is still needed, as divergence alone doesn’t guarantee a reversal.
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Weekly wrap-up: bearish moves played out step by step all week!
BTC, ETH, ZEC, SOL, and other coins all moved in sync, validating every short-from-the-high setup.

BTC was bearish from 848 onward, falling below the 80000 level to a low of 79100. ETH was bearish from 2524 onward, pulling back to a low of 2281. We also caught the swing opportunities in ZEC and SOL, tracking them down from 1360/109 respectively. Prices pulled back as expected, and the swings were successfully captured.

Market volatility is the norm; opportunities are never something to chase.
Understand the trend, stick to you

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#USConsumerSentimentNearRecordLow #ShareWeekly
U.S. Consumer Sentiment Falls to 48.0: Inflation Fears, Fed Policy, and the Next Risk-Asset Move
The U.S. consumer sentiment report is sending a message that financial markets cannot afford to ignore. October’s final reading of 48.0 places confidence near its lowest level on record, highlighting growing frustration with inflation, rising energy costs, and uncertainty about the economic outlook. However, I believe the most important question is not whether consumers feel pessimistic, but whether that pessimism will change spending behavior and in

What if your trading capital could keep earning yield while you trade?
That's the idea behind Yield as Margin, coming to @grvt_io in November as part of GRVT 2.0.
Eligible Grvt Earn balances will be usable as trading margin while continuing to earn yield.
This brings earning and trading closer together, allowing users to put the same capital to work in both.

$BTC has already moved, but volume has not followed. The current price is 80,347.78 USDT, with a 24-hour range between 81,033.69 and 79,220.74. Both the 1-hour and 4-hour trends are weak, and volume participation is only 0.24x.
For now, the bias is weak, but a brief rebound cannot be ruled out. The 1-hour support is at 79,220.74, with resistance at 81,033.69. This move only has a chance to continue if the price gets above 81,033.69 on strong volume; if it merely touches that level and then pulls back, it can only be treated as noise.
Do you put more faith in the current direction, or do you th

Great, $TREE continues to sell off. Short sellers are currently making substantial profits. It's time to close short positions and go long to catch the rebound 😍😍😍$IRYS $ORDER 😍😍😍

Why might a trading strategy that performs well in backtests fail in real markets?
A trading strategy has good historical backtest returns, a high win rate, and a maximum drawdown within an acceptable range. Why might the results be completely different once it is actually deployed in the market?
This does not necessarily mean backtesting is worthless. Rather, performance in historical data does not equal replicable returns in real trading.
To determine whether a strategy is truly effective, we need to understand several key issues behind its backtest results.
I. Data bias: The foundation of a

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I swing like the rich, but you say I still can’t shake the way I hoed fields as a child.

Take from Admin 2: $AVGO bulls, don't rush it
$280–300 looks like the zone to watch
solid reaction here could set up another run toward $450, but let price confirm first
No need to be in hurry

After a few months of consolidation, I’m back in the market trading gold with 10,000. After two weeks of trading, I’ve made steady profits and doubled half my position. I’ve now enabled copy trading. I’ll regularly share my trading insights and short-term market updates, so feel free to follow me or copy my trades on my profile.#$XAUUSD

Why are traders more likely to make serious mistakes after a winning streak?
A winning streak should be something to celebrate.
But in the trading market, profits can sometimes bring new risks.
When traders get several calls right in a row, they may gradually become more confident in themselves, less alert to risk, and even start to think they have figured out the market.
The truly dangerous moment may not be after a losing streak, but when you start to think you can’t make mistakes.
I. Why does a winning streak change trading behavior?
1. Confidence gradually turns into overconfidence
A few s

$RLUSD is weak short-term but strong on the 4-hour chart—which will change first?
$RLUSD is now at 1.0013 USDT, unchanged over 24 hours at +0.00%, trading between 1.0012 and 1.0015. The 1-hour support is at 1.0012, with resistance at 1.0015. The 1-hour direction is weak, while the 4-hour direction is strong, and trading participation is only 0.66x. In this snapshot, the price is stuck in the middle of the range, the two timeframes give opposite answers, and volume has yet to pick up.
My view is that I’d rather see this as a direction that has yet to be confirmed than rush to label it a reboun

US triparty repo averaged $2.28T a day in September, with $951B (42%) backed by Treasuries (OFR).
BNY, the only US triparty agent since 2019, has now financed a tokenized Treasury for Citadel Securities in an overnight triparty repo.

If nothing “miraculous” happens, it may fall back to around 785xx on the 28th–29th... Sigh... Going long is brutal, while gains from shorting are capped...