Been using @tradingview exclusively
But forgot how good @StockCharts can be
We turned bullish on $DJI few days ago & we can see what has been leading the cahrge
This also helps see what might be basing or turning around

📊 A 13.23% premium over the BCV, but the order book tells another story: 505,642 USDT waiting to buy versus 54,648 for sale.
80.49% of the depth is on the buy side. The rate you see on screen isn’t always the rate you get when you trade.
Two ways to read the same market:
1) The premium (13.23%) shows where the digital dollar stands relative to the official rate. It’s the macro context: the gap the market pays to access USDT outside the official channel.
2) The order book shows what happens if you trade now: more than half a million USDT in buy orders versus just 54,000 for sale. Eight out of

Allium: Stablecoin payments increased 45% in 2026
Allium’s State of Stablecoins & Payments Q3 2026 report shows that stablecoins are increasingly being used for real-world payments.
📊 Some key points:
• Stablecoin payment value increased 45%, reaching $482 billion as of September 2026.
• Meanwhile, stablecoin supply increased by just 0.4%.
• The report compiles nine months of on-chain data and insights from more than 15 organizations, including Visa, Stripe, Coinbase, and Moody’s Ratings.
TRON was also mentioned as a network with an advantage in this race.
Sam Reynolds, Head of Research at TR

#USMemoryStocksExtendLosses
US memory chip stocks are under heavy selling pressure again, and the decline has spread from one or two names into a sector-wide repricing. Micron (MU), SanDisk (SNDK), Western Digital (WDC) and SK Hynix (SKHY) have all been sliding, and mid-October reports described roughly $1 trillion in combined market value disappearing from the memory makers in a short period. Based on the latest snapshots I could find, Micron is more than 25% below its peak, SanDisk has fallen close to 40% from its high near $2,380 to around $1,450, SK Hynix is about 22% lower, and the Round

⚖️ 548,471.74 USDT waiting to buy against 107,400.84 for sale: Venezuela’s P2P order book has a 67.25% imbalance toward buyers.
And yet Radar shows a 3.32% spread while the order book executes at 0.14%. A contradiction? No. They’re two different measurements of the same market, and understanding the difference is what separates looking at the price from understanding the market.
Radar’s 3.32% is the aggregated spread: the gap between the average of ALL buy listings and the average of ALL sell listings. It includes everything — small offers, low minimums, low-liquidity banks, payment methods yo

🚨 $DEOD IS SETTING UP FOR ANOTHER EXPLOSIVE MOVE! 🚀🔥
$DEOD just hit $0.04 on XT Exchange, and the pullback has given me ANOTHER buying opportunity! 💰
📈 Double Bottom Breakout CONFIRMED with HUGE VOLUME!
I'm loading up MORE $DEOD because I believe the biggest rally is still ahead!
🎯 My targets: $0.035 → $0.05
⚡ XT listing is LIVE, and October is stacked with MASSIVE catalysts for @Decentrawood!
I'm NOT selling. I'm ACCUMULATING! 🔥
The next leg could be even BIGGER! 🚀

🧮 The advertised price is almost never what you pay: with a 2.49% spread and a 13.52% premium, learn how to calculate your actual cost by moving through the order book level by level.
Example: 1,000 USDT at an effective price of Bs. 967.24. The details—bank, limit, fee—are where the difference comes into play.
The effective price is the weighted average of what you actually pay as you move through the order book levels with YOUR amount. Here’s how it works:
1) Take your amount (1,000 USDT) and start at the best sell level.
2) If that level doesn’t have enough depth for your 1,000, take what’s

Is everyone like this now?

🚨🇫🇷 CRYPTO TAXATION | FLAT TAX ON CONVERSIONS INTO STABLECOINS
The National Assembly adopted amendment I-3898.
From January 1, 2027, converting your crypto into MiCA stablecoins (USDC, EURC, etc.) could trigger the flat tax, eliminating the current tax deferral.

Act according to plan and wait for a good entry. When the high-level setup appeared today, I was checking in at the airport. Let’s see if there’s a chance to add to longs at a support level during the night session. Stay calm; even a heart with a fierce tiger can stop to smell the roses. $BTC ‌$ETH ‌

$AGT Give me my money back. I'm done playing. I'm a minor, and I demand a refund from the platform because I'm underage

Musk says reaching $10 trillion is indeed possible.
The current mainstream expectation is that SpaceX will acquire Tesla in an all-stock deal. Given SpaceX’s current valuation of about $2.1 trillion and Tesla’s of about $1.5 trillion, the estimated exchange ratio is about 0.7 shares of SpaceX for each Tesla share. $SPCX ‌$TSLA ‌

NEAR JUST RIPPED 13.5% AFTER HELIUS CEO MERT MUMTAZ JOINED THE FOUNDATION COUNCIL 🚨
On Oct 15, the NEAR Foundation Council appointed Mert Mumtaz, CEO of Solana infra firm Helius and an early NEAR Intents user. Intents has processed over $33B in all-time volume, and the next catalyst is the Nov 1–14 NEAR Hackathon, which Mumtaz will judge.
$NEAR flushed to 4.521, then ripped to 5.439 and now trades near 5.243. Futures open interest fell ~10% during the jump with flat funding, so a chunk of this was shorts getting squeezed.
1H chart:
• Testing: 5.14–5.30
• If defended: 5.44, then 5.60
• If lost

The market is never short of get-rich-quick fantasies; what it lacks is the resolve to stay grounded and the self-discipline to hold on to Lirun.
After spending so long riding the market’s ups and downs, I’ve gradually come to understand one thing: trading isn’t about occasional windfall profits, but about the ability to survive steadily over the long term.
Whether $BTC or $ETH , I don’t gamble on elusive luck; I only take opportunities I understand.
I don’t let the market’s noise and emotions sweep me along, nor do I impulsively open positions over and over. When I don’t understand the marke

What is the best way to get rid of stress?

Bearish restest or a flush out!? 😂

#KOSPIJumps3.3%
‍#日韩股集体大跌 $SAMSUNG $SKHY
-7.57% on Thursday, +3.3% on Friday. Before anyone calls this a recovery, run the arithmetic.
1. The two-day math
The KOSPI closed Thursday at 5,554.22, its seventh straight loss, after a slide of roughly 20% across those sessions. Circuit breakers reportedly triggered on both exchanges. Friday’s intraday high of about 5,738 is +3.31%, but that regains only about 40% of Thursday’s 454.59-point drop (my math). To get back to Wednesday’s close, around 6,009, the index still needs about +4.7% from that high. A bounce that recovers 40% of a crash is relie