My current long-term altcoin basket:
$ACH (Alchemy Pay)
$LTC (Litecoin)
$ETC (Ethereum Classic)
$LDO (Lido)
$FET (ASI)
$PLUME (Plume)
$SYRUP (Maple Finance)
$CFG (Centrifuge)
$TKO (Tokocrypto)
$GEOD (Geodnet)
My short-term trading basket:
$BONK $BB $GUN $SOLV $SKL
Swaps:
I sold LUMIA, LINEA, AXL, ALPINE, JUV, MITO, and RVN from my trading and long-term baskets and added CFG in place of all of them.

Today I’m only checking one question for $MAGIC : whether there will still be support after breaking above 0.1639.
The 1-hour trend is weak while the 4-hour trend is strong, with RSI at 11 and 63, respectively. The current price is 0.1, about 2.60% above the 1-hour support at 0.0974 and 63.90% below the resistance at 0.1639. The 24-hour change is -14.46%, but it cannot replace confirmation at key levels.
My view is not based on chasing rallies or selling into declines: I’ll wait for a break above 0.1639 or below 0.0974—whichever comes first—and then reassess accordingly.
Would you rather take

$VELODROME I almost kicked myself over today’s 15% bullish candle. My order at the 0.0347 low didn’t fill, and I could only watch it run to 0.0407. It’s now quoted at 0.0402, with 6.4M in trading volume. Frankly, that volume isn’t enough to support a major move, but short-term sentiment has already been ignited.
Let’s review my trades from last week. Around 0.036, I entered in batches with 20% of my position, based on the logic that weekly volume had been continuously declining as the price moved sideways, signaling exhausted bearish momentum. After I entered, it continued to drift down to 0.0

It's Saturday, where are we going today?

The two charts for $UNI are giving opposite answers: the short-term trend has turned, but the larger cycle refuses to acknowledge it.
This time, I’m not looking at the gainers and losers list, only the levels. The current price is 7.572, about 4.49% from the one-hour support at 7.232 and about 1.86% from the resistance at 7.713.
My criteria are simple: only a breakout above 7.713 followed by continuation would count as an upside follow-through; a break below 7.232 invalidates the original view. The one-hour chart is relatively strong, while the four-hour chart is relatively weak, with RSI at

🐋 WHALE WATCH :Wednesdays CPI report lands before the Feds October 28 decision and traders are pricing a 19% chance of a second consecutive hike.
The Fed cut in September for the first time since 2023. One inflation print now decides whether October follows.
The week (ET):
=> Monday: US cash bond market closed Columbus Day
=> Wednesday: September CPI
=> Thursday: PPI retail sales jobless claims
=> Thursday 11:30 PM: Fed Chair Kevin Warsh speaks with IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva
Warshs conversation with Georgieva on Thursday night may matter as much as the data.

Pudgys were the nft trade of last cycle as apes were the nft trade of the bull cycle before. Now they are dumping and that’s the sad reality when you break the communities trust.
Also, side note it likely gets worse. Never use leverage on NFTs unless you’re an absolute pro… we about to see 100+ pudgy loans under water
Curious, what do you think is the ntf trade of this upcoming cycle? My gut says Art & NFTs seen as digital collectables (punks / apes / ??)

$QNT is moving, but trading volume has yet to confirm it, which is more worth watching than the 24-hour -2.33%. I’d rather lay out the bearish case first.
Bears see the risk of breaking below 238.9, while bulls need to prove that buyers remain after a breakout above 255. Current volume is 0.09x.
The current price is 241.02, about 0.88% from the 1-hour support at 238.9 and 5.80% from the resistance at 255. The position determines which side is more urgent; the next level to watch shifts to 220.63.
Waiting for the boundaries to provide an answer is more reliable than guessing the next candlesti

Tariffs are being touted at 18 trillion, and the figure has experts completely losing it. It’s not fiscal revenue, but the “announced investment amount”—a different game altogether. Do you believe this figure?

$NEAR A single large bullish candlestick pushed the price up 12 points, with 716 million in 24-hour trading volume. Retail investors couldn't have generated that kind of volume.
I just took a look at the chart. NEAR hit a low of 4.758 today, reached as high as 5.439, and is now consolidating around 5.377. The key is the volume behind this rally—700 million in trading volume for NEAR is something we haven't seen in nearly a month. The signs of capital flowing in are too obvious; this doesn't look like the kind of short-term money that pumps the price and immediately exits.
There is no sudden po

One #Crypto that's about to be painted green
👇

It’s been one year since 1011, and one year of the bear market as well.
Looking back on these two years, I really have mixed feelings, and it also feels quite dreamlike
Time has passed faster and faster, and so many things have truly happened over these two years.
I wrote a long paragraph, then deleted it.
In a daze, I’m already 23, and no longer young. I’m no longer the prodigy I was back then; my ambition has long since faded. Now, I only hope to move forward steadily and solidly, and strive to achieve a major result as soon as possible.
Let’s encourage one another

$291.8M in trading terminal volume yesterday
still multiples above where we started this cycle, but the recent mania is clearly cooling off
maybe the trenches needed a breather

$pillheads
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Closed this one out but it has volatility
#crypto

$MODE
Price is up 44%, but where’s the crowd?
The whole token is worth about $1.38M, and only $33K was traded today. That’s about 2-3%.
The price moved, but people didn’t rush in. It could mean a quiet, steady climb, or it could mean a few buyers pushed it up alone.
The next few days of trading will answer it.
‍#WCTCS9 #GateSquare #ShareWeekly

The Senate voted 53–47 to kill both voter ID requirements and a ban on lawmakers trading stocks, with 100% of Democrats opposed. This vote, coming before the midterms, is basically handing the opposition a weapon. Markets hate this kind of division—policies become harder to implement, while volatility rises first. What do you think?

Just keep it simple.
1. 1W RSI Oversold
2. Cycle Bottom Confirm
3. Bull market confirm
4. 1W Supertrend Bullish
5. 1W 50SMA reclaim
6. Monthly higher high
Regardless of dips, which are inevitable...
The above is the confirmation of total market structure shift.
Until that changes, and things shift back...
We are HTF bullish.
It is that simple.
Don't fight the trend.