#晒出我的持仓收益
Start with a small position and see if Monday brings any surprises.

Sui's own stablecoin just hit a record $80M supply.
USDsui is issued by Stripe's Bridge, and the yield it earns buys $SUI on the open market. 830,300 SUI so far, worth about $646K.
Small numbers with a real flywheel. How big does this need to get before it moves the price?

$BR I nearly paid for another lesson on this 16-point move. I cut 30k U near 0.29 the day before yesterday. Today, I watched it surge to 0.494 and then get slammed back to 0.4046, with $159 million in trading volume—that kind of volume isn't generated by retail traders.
On-chain data shows heavy turnover by major players in the 0.38–0.40 range. The 24-hour price range is nearly 70%, a classic retest after a shakeout.
Sentiment is split: those who chased the rally are stuck above 0.48, while those who bought the dip couldn't hold on at 0.30. At the current 0.4046, 0.38 is the dividing line betw

$HYPE and $ZEC have really been a handful this week, each more chaotic than the last
ZEC hit a high of 1348 early in the week, then plunged all the way to 1070, with a swing of more than 20%. Anyone who chased longs earlier probably got shaken out pretty badly. HYPE wasn’t idle either: it fell around 8% over the week, bottoming at 77.5 and now hovering around $80. What hurts most is that I also opened a 10 HYPE long at 83.548... Yesterday, watching it rebound, I thought this thing had real resilience, but when I checked over the weekend, the price had come right back. I’m increasingly convin

🔥 $RSR
Bullish momentum is strong, with gains of nearly 9% over the past 24 hours! After a strong breakout and a period of consolidation, buyers are pushing the price higher again. If the bullish pattern remains intact and resistance is broken, RSR may be gearing up for another significant rally. 🚀Take profit: 0.003493Stop loss: 0.001764Go long $RSR 👇

Even if something I make doesn’t make money, I still feel pretty happy as long as people use it often.
I’m increasingly able to understand those open-source programmers.

AI has just found the vulnerabilities, but the people fixing them have to bring in another thousand workers. So much for helping people save some effort.
Bank of America asked AI to help identify software security vulnerabilities, using models including Mythos from AI company Anthropic. According to the bank’s CEO, the models found a large number of vulnerabilities, and the bank wanted to fix them as quickly as possible, so in the second quarter it brought in 1,000 outsourced engineers to assist its existing approximately 3,000 employees.
That’s a little awkward: it used to be hard to find pro

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$NIL ‌
‌NIL / USDT – Spot Trade 📊
🧠 Why did Nillion pump? Because it finally counted past zero. 🔢
Bias: Bullish recovery from 0.07956 low, now testing 24h high (0.08961). Expect breakout or pullback.
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🟢 Spot Buy – Breakout
Entry Zone: 0.08980 – 0.09050
(Above 24h high and recent peak 0.09238)
TP1: 0.09500
TP2: 0.10000
TP3: 0.10500
SL: 0.08700
🟢 Spot Buy – Pullback
Entry Zone: 0.08350 – 0.08500
(Confluence: intermediate support zone)
TP1: 0.08850
TP2: 0.09200
TP3: 0.09600
SL: 0.08000
🔑 Key Levels
Resistance: 0.08961 (24h high) / 0.09238 / 0.09366
Support: 0.08700 / 0.08340 / 0.07902

Native Bitcoin Collateral on Aave Triggers WBTC Pool Deficit
Babylon Labs’ Aave V4 proposal for a native Bitcoin lending market keeps collateral on Bitcoin while using wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) to settle liquidations immediately. Suppliers financing those payouts would face any shortfall without a funded backstop.
The design, detailed in an Oct. 14 Request for Comment, separates fast liquidation from the slower redemption of Bitcoin collateral. When a position becomes liquidatable, an outside liquidator repays the borrower’s debt through an adapter. The seized vault is then sold to the BTC Vault

I heard a Shanghai A license plate has been bid up to sky-high prices. How much does it actually cost to buy one?

#Bitcoin MA Ribbon Alignment 📊
📝 The ribbon displays a "Mixed MA alignment" as Bitcoin trades near ~$82K. Price has reclaimed the 50 SMA (~$80.8K) after a prolonged compression phase.
📍 Key moving averages cluster between ~$71.9K (200 SMA) and ~$74.3K (300 SMA). This dense shelf establishes primary structural support below current price.
💡 Ribbon compression precedes explosive expansion phases. A clean bullish fanning of the shorter SMAs is needed to confirm macro trend continuation. #BTC

$BTW Up 24.3k%, with $70 million in funds fleeing over three days—couldn’t it dump 99% at any moment?🥶

Young people don't play fair—they really know how to twist the knife 🤣

Republicans in border states are starting to distance themselves from Trump’s tariffs. Recently, some Republican lawmakers in Texas, Arizona, North Dakota, and other border states have publicly warned the White House that additional tariffs would directly hurt local ports of entry, agriculture, and manufacturing. Texas, for example, does hundreds of billions of dollars in trade with Mexico. Thousands of freight trucks pass through ports of entry like Laredo every day, and auto parts often cross the border multiple times before being assembled into a vehicle. North Dakota, meanwhile, depends he

$SAND bouncing nicely from the local bottom 👀
I think we will see similar moves with other gaming tokens soon!

#BitcoinTops$82K
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**BTC Market Analysis: Inflation Shock, the $80K Test, and the Next Move**
Bitcoin has spent the past week trading in a tight, nervous range, and the reason is inflation. Hotter-than-expected US CPI data on Wednesday (October 14) pushed traders to price in a higher-for-longer Fed. BTC rose to about $84,000 right before the print, then sold off. It briefly dipped below $80,000 as rate-hike fears and a global tech selloff hit risk assets. It then rebounded toward $82,000 on Friday, October 16, helped by easing Treasury yields and softer oil. Even so, BTC was still