Those two or three altcoins you still haven’t had the heart to sell are being swept out these past two days—the money is pulling out of them first, and much more aggressively than from BTC.
The one on my list has only one thing to verify these past two weeks: whether money has actually come in. I checked SOL: those who chased in on the day it surged to 113 saw today’s low hit 101.69; on the altcoin side, the declines are the most brutal.
The ETH-to-BTC ratio has fallen back below 0.03; the last time was in mid-August—the money is pulling out of altcoins, and hasn’t turned around yet.
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10.13 Morning $BTC
The overall BTC trend remains intact, and 80,000 has not been broken. Support below is very strong. Yesterday, prices surged rapidly on geopolitical news, then profit-taking positions exited in force, sending prices back down for a shakeout. The broader bullish structure remains intact, and the short-term pullback is an accumulation phase within the uptrend. After the retest stabilizes, there is still an opportunity for a second upward move.
Market review: Yesterday morning, amid rising tensions in the Middle East, BTC surged in tandem with risk assets. After reaching a key

An hour ago, a market alert indicated that prices were approaching daily support, advising caution against chasing short positions; the current market trend is broadly consistent with the dynamic analysis, having rebounded from the low to around 2460

South Korea Pilots Bitcoin Lending, Launches at Jeonbuk Bank
South Korea has opened the door to bitcoin-backed banking. Jeonbuk Bank executed the country’s first recorded traditional bank loan using bitcoin as collateral, allowing businesses to borrow Korean won without selling their crypto or transferring ownership to the lender.
Jeonbuk Bank, a subsidiary of JB Financial Group, introduced a conditional corporate loan arrangement that accepts bitcoin as collateral while holding no cryptocurrency in the bank’s own custody. The news was first reported exclusively by local publication Edaily, wr

Could today be gearing up to replicate last year's 1011?

Every pullback is an opportunity to get on board
DCA 1,000U into BTC daily

The Core Logic Behind the Korean Stock Market Plunge—From the World’s Strongest to the World’s Weakest

Guys, on October 12, the KOSPI index fell 3.43% to 6398.83 points, after plunging as much as 3.89% intraday to 6368.49 points, a nearly two-month low since August 19. Samsung Electronics fell nearly 4%, while SK Hynix dropped more than 4%. The KOSDAQ index suffered an even steeper 4.83% decline.

Just a few months ago, Korean stocks were the best-performing major equity index globally. In the first half of the year, the KOSPI attracted global capital with the strongest performance among ma

10/12 downside outlook, with 60 points of room to capture!

There are still 6 days until CME goes live, yet it has already lost $7. I know you’re not bearish on UNI—you’re just afraid that the day the bullish news is fully priced in will be the top.
The one on my list isn’t waiting for the news, but to see whether the $6.85–$7 range can hold; unless it reclaims above $7.3, the rebound doesn’t count.
I checked: last night’s drop came with volume of just over 40 million, less than half of the October 8 move—the price is breaking down while volume is shrinking.
Whether it will break below $6.85, I won’t guarantee that for him—the levels are right there, s

Most people see the drop of over 2% and think it’s time to buy the dip—I’m checking another ledger: 93,000 coins are still piled into long positions, and not a single bit of leverage has been unwound.
This round only cleared out part of them, with the price crushed from 84,352 to just above 81,000. The old support at 82,200 failed to hold, and the landing zone is between 80,000 and 81,000.
Last night’s 80,550 level is right below. I check the accounts of the person on my list every day: they don’t care how much it has fallen, only whether 80,000 can hold.
A Buy the dip now B Wait for 80,000 C

Macro outlook: BTC bears have a slight edge
Not collapse-level bearishness, but suppressive bearish pressure.
Five suppressive factors:
The Federal Reserve is in a rate-hike cycle, with a 67.6% probability of another hike in December
10Y U.S. Treasuries at 5.36%, the highest since 2002
DXY at 102.59, net liquidity at -1.08σ
Stagflation: CPI surged to 3.7%, while nonfarm payrolls came in at just 29,000
Spot ETFs saw net outflows of $681 million last week
Bulls have three cards left: whales accumulated 15,000 coins over 72 hours, miners have stopped selling, and $2.4 billion in leverage has been

Down 9%! Is $SKHYNIX catching a falling knife or buying the rebound?
Brothers, the trend has broken. Any rebound is an opportunity to escape—don’t gamble your principal on calling the bottom!
South Korea’s stock market plunged, with foreign investors selling for five consecutive days. Combined with ChangXin Memory Technologies’ technological breakthrough and the end of buyback support, the news is filled with major negative catalysts. The current price of 1104 has decisively broken below the lower Bollinger Band, the MACD green bars continue to expand, and the RSI is extremely oversold. The h

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$VVV I just opened a short around 22.2! I really can't stand watching this price action anymore.
Yesterday's high was still 25.54, but today it was dumped straight down to 21.505.
It fell 8.8% in 24 hours, and every rebound was pushed back down by selling pressure.
I just checked the data and decided to short one position anyway.
📊 Futures data:
🔻 Current price: Around $22.20
📉 24H decline: -8.80%
💰 24H trading volume: $40.06 million
🐋 Futures OI: Approximately $22.06 million
💸 Most recent funding rate: +0.005%
What concerns me most isn't how much it has fallen.
It's that after surging t

Let’s take a look at Backpack ($BP), which has recently shown extremely strong on-chain data.
Here’s a brief breakdown of the staking potential and underlying logic behind $BP that the market may be underestimating:
1⃣Monopoly-level dominance in its niche
Many people have overlooked the fact that, in the rapidly expanding Tokenized Equities sector, Backpack at one point captured approximately 73% of DEX trading volume. In the Crypto market, where liquidity is the lifeline, controlling nearly three-quarters of the market represents an extremely formidable level of dominance.
2 Breaking through

$RENDER Insanely strong—completely unaffected even as BTC plunges; once BTC rebounds, it will take off directly👌👌
Go long now🔥🔥Take profit 1: 2.25Take profit 2: 2.5Take profit 3: 3.05Stop-loss: 1.72render congabeo$CA $VELVET

Can 15 TV boxes really run a 26B model?
The evolution of AI deployment capabilities is downright suffocating!
Anthropic connected 15 $55 Android TV boxes to run Gemma4-26B-A4B in a distributed manner. Although the speed was as slow as 0.39 tokens per second, these cheap devices could actually support large-model inference.
What’s truly terrifying is this adaptability: Qwen3.5-9B could launch on 8 out of 9 types of hardware, and AI is breaking through physical limitations at breakneck speed.
Don’t let the self-replication experiment drive the narrative: the cloud nodes used emulators and standa

One image tells you what is really being sold in dark-web markets.
A 27-year-old tennis coach bought a painkiller on the dark web and died in his living room; the drug was laced with fentanyl.
The marketplace was called Incognito. Its operator launched the site at 19, and after the FBI caught him, the case took a turn at the sentencing hearing.
Read this image from 1 to 6: yellow marks the methods, while red marks the loopholes and questions.
1 is the case itself. Reed accessed the dark web via Tor to buy drugs. Incognito had only one rule: no selling fentanyl. But counterfeit drugs laced with