24-hour shift, tomorrow another job to save up capital, sigh—stay strong, fighters
GM ☕️☕️

Imo we either go up from here to $84.4k or we take $80k, I’m long.

This round of losses made me realize a lot of things
Not much, but it was avoidable. The liquidation line was 2528, and it only reached 27 once at most. I didn't choose to hold both long and short at 11, but instead flipped at the high of 25
After the sudden wick, I was given several chances to exit, but naively thought it would keep dropping
While it was falling, I was still thinking about saving a bit on fees and placed an order at 2492. It touched it, but I didn't manage to sell
Perhaps this outcome was destined all along
#SUIUSDT This shitcoin too—I really never made any money on it
I'm g

The most unusual detail in today's market was that the Fear & Greed Index stood at 57, in the greed zone, yet two of the three candidates on the 24h gainers list were falling—$OSMO plunged 15.75%, $OGN fell 7.65%, while only $ATOM
bucked the trend to close 2.67% higher. This combination of “greed sentiment + divergence within the sector” usually means funds are narrowing their focus and concentrating on relatively stronger assets, rather than launching a broad-based offensive.
Looking at broader market correlations, greed sentiment has not yet become extreme, and BTC shows no signs of syste

While the United States is rolling back its rules on self-hosted wallets, France wants to require them to be declared.
→ Oct. 9: reporting required from €100,000, with fines of up to €10,000 (amendment adopted by the committee)
→ Oct. 7: crypto-to-stablecoin exchanges taxable starting in 2027

$ZK Current price 0.01637, with the first resistance above at 0.01695 (upper Bollinger Band) and support below at 0.01570 (MA20). The bias is bullish, but structurally this looks more like a catch-up move following the broader market than an independent rally.
From a sentiment perspective, the Fear & Greed Index is at 57, in the greed zone, indicating that risk appetite remains in place, but has not reached extreme greed. Funds are more inclined to rotate within sectors rather than drive a broad-based rally. When BTC moves steadily, high-beta small-cap coins like this tend to attract spillove

$TIA 's two charts are giving opposite answers: the short term has turned, but the larger timeframe refuses to validate it.
I am watching just one divergence: whether there is still buying support after a breakout above 0.6331. The current price is 0.5745, with volume at 0.07x. The 1-hour timeframe is weak, while the 4-hour timeframe is strong; RSI is 24 and 47, respectively.
If volume continues to expand after a breakout above 0.6331, control will favor the bulls; if it breaks below 0.5048 and fails to reclaim it, the short-term view is invalidated, and the next level to watch shifts to 0.471

FLOYD Mayweather is live on @fomo.
2x rug champion 🏆
How long before he goes for the hat-trick?
24-hour bet. 🎰?

Very thin floor to 1 ETH @playcambria Viceroy Charters

This could be you if you never quit.

I remember when some delusional $PI influencers told people not to sell their PI when it was around $2, saying it'll reach Bitcoin price.
Fast forward to today, PI is digging for crude oil in the sea. Reason you need to always do your own research.

I’m going to bed. It’s still in a one-hour downtrend channel, hugging the upper boundary. By 10 a.m. at the latest, the direction should be clear: either it continues moving along the downtrend channel or breaks out successfully and continues rebounding.
There’s a dense support zone below, around 830–828. If the breakout fails, the potential support for another pullback is around 825 (the lower boundary of the downtrend channel + the support level). Today’s situation is clearly better than before. Now all that’s left is to see what happens with the indices over in Korea—whether they continue r

The most unusual detail in today’s market: $PYTH fell 7.48% over 24 hours, yet the funding rate was actually positive at +0.0018%—while shorts were dumping, longs were still paying to hold positions. This indicates that the decline was not a long-side collapse, but active deleveraging; retail longs have not capitulated.
Compared with other tokens in the same sector, $PYTH ’s decline lies between $DUS ’s +11.01% and $CTK ’s -12.29%, but its structure is much healthier than $CTK ’s: $CTK has a massive 58.68% amplitude and a -0.2866% funding rate, indicating an emotion-driven capitulation; $PYT

$LDO is about to rise
Buy at 0.4250–0.4205; targets: 0.4320, 0.4360, 0.4400; stop-loss: 0.4160

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When OpenAI fired Sam Altman in 2023 its board reached out to a 26 year old MIT dropout about stepping in as CEO and he said NO
Alexandr Wang had wrapped a secretive three-day retreat on AI and national security in Utah with about 100 guests the day before Altman got fired
His whole career started with a camera he wanted to put inside his fridge so it could tell him when he was out of milk
There wasn't enough data to train it so he dropped out of MIT after one year and started Scale AI to label data for everyone else
After the self-driving car companies signed on so did OpenAI Microsoft Meta a

$OSMO ‌
✨ Osmosis (OSMO) navigates extreme volatility as token unlock approaches.
🔹 OSMO experienced a sharp two-way move over the past 24 hours, surging over 31% to a high of $0.05636 before retracing to around $0.04272. The price action reflects an ongoing structural repricing as the market digests a confluence of on-chain supply events and broader ecosystem dynamics.
📊 The data behind the movement:
🔹 Price Action: 24-hour range between $0.04182 and $0.05636. The current price sits below the 24-hour high but above the recent low.
🔹 Market Metrics: Market capitalization is approximately