$XPL Enter with staggered positions and cycle T trades

$ACT This 17% pump is just the shitcoin market maker getting high on themselves in garbage liquidity; a 3.4M trading volume can’t even compete with a decent shitcoin. Don’t tell me anything about a high-volume breakout from the bottom—the 24h low of 0.0097 was pushed to 0.0116, and a 20% swing for a market cap like ACT’s is just a few big orders wash-trading to paint the chart. My strategy is highly counterintuitive: 0.0115 is not the time to chase longs; it’s the level to place a 0.0098 limit order and catch the wick. Allocate 3% for a starter position, cut it immediately if it breaks below 0

Before we knew it, 1011 had already passed its first full anniversary. This year has flown by. Thinking back, around this time last year I was still watching the tide on the Qiantang River, and only found out what had happened after waking up that morning. Fortunately, I never touched leverage and had a clear understanding of this space’s “dark forest” law, so I managed to escape unscathed……
The impact on the industry over the past year has also been tremendous. Quite a few industry professionals saw the truth clearly, left in disappointment, switched to AI, or sought other opportunities. Amon

#CRCLLeadsCryptoStocks
Circle Internet Group (NYSE: CRCL) is attracting attention as investors look for opportunities in the growing digital-asset and stablecoin industry. Its connection with USDC makes it an important stock to watch, but strong business potential does not guarantee that the share price will continue rising. My approach is to combine the company’s fundamentals with price action, volume, support and resistance, and disciplined risk management.
My current view is cautiously constructive. The latest reported trading session showed a recovery from the $80.40 low toward $87.60, fo

Even with such little profit on my alt account, I can still make the leaderboard—how bad are the top players on it, really? 😂

#GateNetInflowRanks3rd
Gate's recent capital flow paints a significant picture regarding activity within the platform's user base. According to data compiled by independent platforms, Gate recorded a net inflow of $126 million over the past month. This places it third among global centralized exchanges. The same dataset indicates net inflows of approximately $22.38 million in the last 24 hours and around $138 million over the past seven days; in other words, there is a positive flow across all three timeframes.
These figures do not, in isolation, indicate a specific market direction. Net infl

$90 Million DRAINED FROM LEDGER WALLETS AND TETHER JUST FROZE $10 Million
Big security story from Friday, Oct 9. Users who bought Ledger hardware wallets from CryptoBilis, an authorised reseller in South East Asia, got their wallets drained.
How big? Counts kept climbing all day. On-chain sleuths first said $72M+, then $86M+. MistTrack said losses were "approaching $90 million". Bitquery's latest count is $92.9M from 311 wallets across TRON, Bitcoin, Ethereum, $BNB Chain and Polygon. TRON was the biggest at about $70.5M, then Bitcoin at about $16.8M (around 203.8 $BTC ).
Bitquery says 25 TRON

I’m also holding long positions in $BTC and $ETH
$UNI , the streamer, is still relatively confident about this
Bulls never admit defeat #以太坊三季度涨超71%

$STRK STRK/USDT — Possible Wyckoff Distribution on the 1H
This range looks like potential Wyckoff distribution, with repeated tests of upper resistance around 0.075–0.077 followed by rejection.
The latest bounce could be another test of supply rather than the start of a sustained breakout. I’m watching whether price forms a lower high and returns towards support around 0.068–0.069.
A decisive break below that support, followed by a failed reclaim, would strengthen the distribution interpretation. A sustained breakout above resistance would weaken it.
Still developing—the wider structure and vo

#CRCLLeadsCryptoStocks
Saturday night prep ☕ US stocks are closed until Monday, so this is the perfect time to look at Friday’s tape without the noise. Crypto stocks bounced hard, and instead of cheering, I’m filling in my Monday prep sheet: what I know, what I don’t, and what I’ll do for each outcome.
What I know (verified numbers)
Circle closed Friday at $84.51, up about 4.5%. Coinbase rose about 5.5% and Strategy about 1.9%
Mizuho moved its Circle target to $100, which is about 18% above Friday’s close
The day before, Circle had fallen about 4.6% to the low $80s, so the Friday bounce broug

GN to those who GN💤

$BTC attempting to reclaim here.

What #memecoin has the strongest community?
Shill me👇

$WLD Near Resistance: What Evidence Is Most Lacking for a Breakout
$WLD 24-hour +12.72%, current price 0.561, just 2.69% from the 1-hour resistance at 0.5761. Positions like this most easily create an illusion: briefly crossing above during the session is mistaken for a completed breakout. The answer that truly carries weight is whether it can hold after crossing.
Let’s pull the camera back to the 24-hour range: low 0.492, high 0.5761. Where does the current price of 0.561 sit within this range? That directly affects what the same signal means. Near the high, strength needs to prove it is not

$50,000,000,000 of fresh capital into crypto this year.
JPMorgan now clocks the pace at $66,000,000,000 a year, with ETF demand and futures volume both heating up.

Strive Applies Saylor Strategy, Raises Funds to Buy 638 Bitcoin
Strive’s preferred SATA stock raised roughly $55 million this week, enough to buy approximately 638 BTC — even though the stock traded below its new offering price on three of the five trading days.
The numbers come from a weekly dashboard snapshot, which shows three metrics for the week through the current date:
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#EthereumUpOver71%inQ3
ETH just had its best third quarter ever, up about 71%, ahead of the previous Q3 record of roughly 66.5% from 2025. And yet my daily chart shows ETH down more than 10% from its high. Both facts are true at the same time because they come from two different clocks. Let me read both.
Clock 1: the quarterly clock (the headline)
Up about 71% in Q3, the best on record for that quarter
Spot ETH ETFs took in about $3.1B of net inflows over the quarter, reversing the earlier outflows
A “profit supply” indicator (how much of ETH’s supply is sitting on a profit) moved out of the

$LUMIA What is most worth watching is not the rise or fall, but that participation has failed to keep pace after the price moved for a while. I would rather lay out the bearish case first.
Bears see the risk after a break below 0.08, while bulls need to prove that buyers will still step in after a breakout above 0.1394. Current volume is 0.51x.
The current price is 0.1107, about 27.73% above the one-hour support at 0.08 and about 25.93% below the resistance at 0.1394. The position determines which side is more urgent, with the next observation level shifting to 0.0758.
Waiting for the boundari