#StandardCharteredSeesARBAt10By2030
The headline is $10 ARB by end-2030.
But the more interesting part of Standard Chartered’s new ARB coverage is not the target itself. It is the reasoning behind the target: Arbitrum is increasingly being positioned as infrastructure for traditional finance to build on-chain.
The bank’s target path is clearly defined:
End-2026 → $0.50
End-2027 → $1.50
End-2028 → $3.50
End-2029 → $6.50
End-2030 → $10.00
The original reference price was around $0.14, making the $10 scenario roughly a 70× move from that reference level. Standard Chartered also said it expects A

Sunshine Beach Gate 🏖️
Only then did I learn that Gate is the first exchange to cover U.S., Hong Kong, South Korean, and Japanese stocks, and it also allows flexible asset transfers, which is a major plus for users accustomed to traditional brokerages!
@Gate_zh ｜@Gate ｜#GateEvent

#GarrettJinHolds320MInZEC 🐋 #GarrettJinHolds320MInZEC
Garrett Jin is reported to hold 202,080 ZEC, worth approximately $320M at a ZEC price near $1,580, according to on-chain monitoring cited by Gate and other crypto outlets.
The same account reportedly holds a 38,000 ZEC short on Hyperliquid, valued around $60M, which has been described as a potential partial hedge against the larger spot position.
📊 202,080 ZEC
💰 ~$320M spot value
🛡️ 38,000 ZEC reported short hedge
A notable whale position to watch as Zcash volatility continues.

#MSTRTopsNasdaq100
‍#ShareWeekly #WeekendMarketBullishOrBearish #GateSquareMidAutumnReunion $MSTR
MSTR's 48% Rally Isn't Just "Bitcoin But Leveraged", Here's the Actual Structure
Strategy has surged roughly 48 percent over the past month, closing at 153.73 today and touching highs near 153.85, making it the best performer in the Nasdaq 100 over that stretch while Bitcoin itself rose a comparatively modest 12 percent over the same period. The stock closed above 150 on Friday alongside Bitcoin's push to around 82,000 dollars, and trading volume has been genuinely remarkable, with August sessio

$BTC Everyone says to go long after the pullback—have you?
After Bitcoin's sharp rise, a consolidation followed. The current price is 80300, and selling pressure at the highs is gradually being released.
Quite a few followers chased trades at the highs and panic at any pullback, unable to distinguish a correction from a reversal, making it easy to get whipsawed.
On the 2-hour chart, the price is under pressure and pulling back, short-term moving averages have turned from support into resistance, bullish momentum in the indicators has weakened, and the Bollinger Bands are narrowing.
The broader

$TLM TLM
The weekly chart is clear; there are medium-term targets relative to the red lines. On the lower timeframe, there is resistance within the orange box; we need to see if it reaches the 5% range of the green line to determine whether further growth is possible.

The U.S. Treasury Department added a Tehran-based exchange to its sanctions list for moving money for Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
OFAC named BitBank, accusing it of facilitating the flow of hundreds of millions of dollars in Bitcoin to the IRGC and processing Iran’s tanker passage fees in the Strait of Hormuz.
Using Bitcoin to collect passage fees was intended to bypass the banking system. After the sanctions took effect, that route was sealed off. On-chain transfers are irreversible, but what law enforcement has always wanted is not to reverse them—it is to prevent the next tran

On Friday alone, Bitcoin funds saw a net inflow of $433 million, with $317 million coming from a Fidelity product.
This pushed the full week’s flow back into positive territory, offsetting the redemptions from earlier in the week. Ethereum funds, meanwhile, ended a four-week streak of net inflows.
The positive or negative result for a single week is often determined by one large subscription into a single product, rather than by overall market sentiment. When looking at fund flows, first see who contributed them, then see whether that person is still there next month.
Everyone, click the link

Bitcoin has a clear wall around $83K.
if buyers break through that area with strength, the path toward $100K starts to look a lot more open.
first job is simple: clear $83K and hold it.

$AKE will be RUGGED ‼️🔥
It’s DONE, it will be rugged as soon as in the next couple of hours!
Whales confirmed!
NOTE: Have risk management in any case!
Thank you!
#AKE $CASHCAT $ZEC $LSK $XMR $ZAMA $BANK $ONE #ONE $ENA $TRUMP

can I get a GM

The signal for $ARB , the setup published a few days ago, worked perfectly. Now we are back on the same trendline, where we can once again see a strong reaction from buyers.
Therefore, trying to get another rebound from it is not a foolish idea. The risk/reward ratio for this trade is 1:6. ARB

#GateTops24HNetInflowsAmongExchanges
Gate is quietly showing the kind of strength I actually pay attention to.
The latest DefiLlama CEX data puts Gate at around $95.8M in net inflows over the past 24 hours, currently the strongest 24-hour inflow among the major centralized exchanges tracked on the dashboard.
The interesting part is that the story does not stop at the 24-hour number.
Gate is also showing approximately $41M in 7-day net inflows and $287.8M over the past month. That makes the current move more meaningful to me than a single large deposit day. One day can be noise. A positive flo

#EthereumSpotETFsSee144MNetInflow Ethereum ETF data just gave the market an important signal, but I think the bigger story is what happens after the inflow.
① The first number: +$143.8M
U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded approximately $143.8M in net inflows on September 18, ending a three-session outflow streak. The previous sessions had seen withdrawals of roughly $142M, $224M and $39M, so the return to a positive $143.8M flow is meaningful.
It does not prove that the next ETH move must be higher. What it does show is that institutional demand returned after three consecutive sessions of net se

Watching the market nonstop got annoying; turning it off actually made things clearer. With my eyes off the screen, my mind stopped panicking too. A few days ago, I took a look before bed—$LAB faced clear overhead resistance, selling pressure was strong, but trading volume was very low. Nobody was buying on the way up, so I flagged it as a shorting opportunity right then.

Shorted from 0.08529 to 0.05636, with +667.64% secured. Feels great.

I’d rather miss a limit-up move than catch a falling knife and end up covered in blood. The prerequisite for compounding is staying alive; the shortcut

‌#BTCRetakes80K
BTC is back above $80,000, and this move looks more interesting to me because of where the reclaim happened. Price is now around $81,300, while the important reclaim area sits between $80,000 and $80,600. The key thing I am watching now is not simply whether BTC can touch $81,000+, but whether it can actually hold the reclaimed zone after the breakout.
The first level that stands out is $80,600. BTC has already moved through this area, so a successful retest here would turn the previous resistance into a potential short-term support zone. If price keeps holding above $80,000–

$COTI Conclusion first: bearish in the short term; rebounds are opportunities to reduce positions, not signals to buy the dip. The recommended position size is no more than 5% of total capital, and you must exit if support breaks.
Volatility is currently the primary risk. COTI's amplitude over the latest 30 candlesticks is approximately 16.05%, the highest among the three candidate tokens, while its 24h trading volume is only 8.2M USDT. Thin liquidity means the same selling pressure will produce a deeper decline, with slippage and wick risks increasing simultaneously. The Greed Index is 71, a