Guys, I’m preparing to open a large short position here: $TIA .
Take profit: $0.596 Stop loss: $0.696 Look at the candle near the top. Price broke sharply above the range, with the wick pushing even higher and sweeping up a lot of shorts there. At first glance, it looked like a breakout, but to me, this doesn’t look like a healthy breakout at all. The move failed to hold. Now, many late buyers have entered after seeing that rally, and their liquidity is concentrated lower, around $0.59–$0.60. That’s exactly what I’m watching. The uptrend in $TIA has punished the shorts. Now I think the market

Everyone's watching Bitcoin, but the bigger problem might be inflation.
US CPI hit 3.7% annually in September, while producer prices jumped 1.3% for the month.
That puts the Fed in a tough spot. Higher rates can hurt risk assets, while massive US debt makes prolonged high borrowing costs increasingly painful.
Bitcoin is just caught in the middle.

$STRK What’s most interesting right now isn’t guessing whether prices will rise or fall, but seeing who is forced to change their tune first.
The bulls’ test is at 0.09874; the bears’ test is at 0.07481. $STRK is currently at 0.08253, up 13.72% in 24 hours. The 1-hour support is 0.07481, resistance is 0.09874, and current volume is 0.09 times the average volume of the past 20 candles.
I’ll note that $STRK is already oversold, but it still needs to stop falling before a bottom can be confirmed. I treat oversold conditions only as a reason for a rebound, not proof of a bottom; it has to stop mak

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Over the past couple of years, everyone has probably noticed how much closer the crypto market and traditional financial assets have become. Many clients are interested not only in BTC and ETH, but also in opport

Folks, today is day 64 of earning a living through trading. Current futures assets are 134.4U
Yesterday's volatility was extremely high
I barely traded today
I'll hold off on trading tomorrow and the day after
Continue building positions

$ICP - nice setup

Complex market conditions call for sticking to your own judgment. Warsh’s Bangkok remarks; inflation surges.
Warsh’s remarks were broadly neutral. He neither clearly signaled an October rate hike nor struck a dovish tone, only emphasizing that some policy easing was reversed in September. He also said not to believe claims about what actions might be taken at meetings during the remainder of 2026. The market is staying on the sidelines for now.
The obvious bearish factors behind this decline include a strengthening yuan index, persistently rising oil prices, renewed high-inflation pressures, a

$SOL I heard the in-person event in Shanghai was called off at the last minute, with the official reason being “too large a scale.”
My first reaction wasn’t disappointment. It was respect.
Toly and his crew flew all the way here, and the APAC team had spent over half a year preparing to make a splash, only for it all to fall apart before the opening. Those who know, know: the rules in this place are never written in the white paper. CZ’s “understand local conditions” is being screenshotted over and over today, and everyone has their own take.
What’s interesting is that the official schedule ha

💾 AI is still developing, but are storage stocks already buckling?
Not long ago, this was a hot sector embraced by the market. Now, storage stocks are under sustained pressure.
Related stocks such as Kioxia, SanDisk, Western Digital, and Seagate have all pulled back, while Micron has also seen significant volatility.
This time, the market is worried about more than just short-term profit-taking.
📉 Valuation: Have expectations for AI-driven growth already been priced into stock prices?
🔥 Competition: Could new technologies and new players entering the market reshape the storage industry?
📊

Explosive move! Is Micron’s sharp plunge a “fakeout” or a real “short squeeze”?
A surge is a risk; a plunge is an opportunity. But major players never tell you the answer outright—they just use “wicks” to shake out retail traders.
My take: The capital flow chart makes the intentions of the big players in Micron $MU crystal clear: “kill the longs first, then squeeze the shorts.” Look at October 13: the entire market plunged, and Micron was down more than 6% at one point, but it clawed its way back to nearly 2% higher in the final ten minutes. It’s like the way Nvidia moved in 2023: when panic

🌐 ONEA NETWORK—As payments gradually become “invisible.”
The digital payments of the future may not involve continually adding more payment methods.
Instead, payments themselves may become less and less like a separate step.
Today, when we make a payment, we often have to consider many things.
Which app?
Which wallet?
Which currency?
Which network?
Which account?
How much in fees?
How to settle?
As digital life becomes increasingly interconnected, these experiences may gradually become simpler.
Imagine:
Select.
Confirm.
Value is transferred.
Done.
⚡ The best payment experience may be one wher

My #Altcoins today vs yesterday. 🤣😅

Solana is too ruthless, grinding users down both online and offline.
Online, it is a meat grinder: Pump turns token issuance into an assembly line, so anyone can launch a token and anyone can fleece retail investors.
Offline, it is a police station: After getting into trouble in Shenzhen last year, it still hasn’t learned its lesson and once again publicly ran ads on a giant screen at Shanghai’s Bund this year, only to attract the economic crime investigation police.
The root cause is that the prolonged on-chain slump has made Solana anxious, prompting it to desperately seek funds from retail

A quick update on our Bitcoin long entered at 81000: the overall trade logic was sound. The buying support below and support levels we had previously identified remain valid. The only issue was that I set the stop-loss level too conservatively this time. The market swept precisely down to our stop at 79750, stopping out many of your positions. I apologize for that.
If your position was lucky enough not to be stopped out, then as the price rebounded to around 82500—our first target—we had already reduced the position. This level encountered the first wave of selling pressure from major players,

Why did I emphasize watching the altcoin L2 sector during the broader market pullback?
Let’s review these tokens. After a prolonged correction, these established projects are starting to attract renewed interest from capital.
The performance of $STRK and $ZK this time also exceeded expectations.
Their quick rebounds amid a weak broader market suggest solid short-term buying support. STRK in particular briefly surged to 0.098 last night, a rebound of around 30%. ZK also continued pushing toward 0.018 today.
As for trading, keep an eye on whether STRK stabilizes around 0.075–0.071 on a pullback.

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The long positions set up this morning could have captured several hundred points if Da Tong had entered earlier😌. Er Bing entered right on time and made over 30 points in profit. You can now move the stop loss to breakeven to protect the profits already made. The market won’t be perfect every time, so assess the price action objectively, prioritize risk management, and patiently wait for the next suitable opportunity.

Is it illegal to keep staring at her?