📊 NEW PREDICTION MARKET: Where will September US inflation land?
A 3.6% annual CPI reading leads at 40.5% in the Oct. 11 snapshot. Food, energy and shelter prices could determine the headline result.

"Buy Crypto" searches are spiking again.
The last time this happened? 2021, right before the bull run.

#EthereumUpOver71%inQ3
Ethereum’s 71% Quarterly Surge: Can ETH Turn Momentum Into a Sustainable Uptrend?
Ethereum’s reported 71% rally in Q3 2026 delivered an impressive performance, but the next chapter could be more challenging. After such a strong advance, the market must answer one critical question: Can buyers maintain control when profit-taking, resistance, and changing liquidity conditions start testing the trend?
For me, Ethereum’s next move will depend on three major factors: institutional capital flows, market liquidity, and its ability to defend key technical levels.
1. ETF Flows S

$XPL kept a core position; I’m waiting for the next dip or a steady rise

X is quietly becoming the everything app
You can now schedule meetings directly from the web app
It's labeled as "calls"
Interestingly, you can also link other calendars to it and access your meetings in one place
gud tek

Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana ETFs All Red for October
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs are down a net $386.3 million for October, despite Friday’s $21.1 million inflow. Wednesday’s $484.9 million exit was the worst day since June. Ethereum ETFs extended their outflow streak to nine days, losing $635 million in October and nearly $700 million over the full run. Solana ETFs are also negative for the month, at a loss of $24.8 million after five straight days of outflows. “Uptober” isn’t living up to its name for crypto ETFs.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $21.1 million on Friday, according to Decrypt’s ET

I don't day trade... 99% of them lose. (see chart below)
I don't sell covered calls... they cap the exact upside.
I don't sell cash secured puts... I'm not parking six figures in dead cash.
I don't touch weeklies... nobody knows what a stock does in 5 days.
I don't run spreads... I'm not paying to bet against my own trade.
I don't watch screens all day.
Here's what I actually do:
Build a base of $VOO + $Q
+ Elite companies that I hold for the long run.
Sell 1+ year portfolio secured puts on great companies below fair value, secured by that base.
Premium buys more shares. Shares secure bigger p

The centralization controversy is raging, yet $NEAR is still up 7.4% in 24h
The argument over “whether stolen funds should be blocked” is raging, while $NEAR only moved from 5.712 to 5.698—barely budging. The project team responded: no one can unilaterally halt execution.
Controversy aside, my direction is clear: I’m bullish on $NEAR . The current price is 5.702, up 7.4% in 24h, with an intraday range of 5.17 to 5.9. The pullback caused by the controversy is a dip-buying opportunity.
First, the daily RSI is 61.4, strong but not overbought, with the short-term moving averages in a bullish ali

It's official.
XRP Ledger patches a decade-old overflow bug in its payment engine that could have let an attacker mint about 18 trillion spendable XRP in a single transaction.

$METIS
UPDATE
#METIS is getting a goo volume here. We can see 30%+ gain here ✍🏻
#METISUSDT #METISBTC #Bitcoin #NFTs

$FET Is Near Resistance; What Evidence Is Most Lacking for a Breakout?
$FET 24-hour +5.68%, current price 0.2383, only 2.52% away from the 1-hour resistance at 0.2443. Positions like this are most prone to a common illusion: briefly moving above it intraday and treating the breakout as complete. The truly meaningful answer is whether it can hold after moving above.
The opposing case also has clear invalidation levels. Falling below the 1-hour support at 0.217 would indicate that short-term buying support has failed the test; if the 4-hour support at 0.2038 is also broken, the previous bullish

Hyperscalers, data centers and chip companies are borrowing hundreds of billions of dollars to fund the AI buildout, concentrating corporate credit markets around a single theme.

These rounds of layoffs at tech companies can no longer be brushed off as mere “optimization.” From 2022 to 2024, publicly announced layoffs across the global tech industry totaled more than 500,000 people. In 2023 alone, there were approximately 260,000 layoffs, followed by another 100,000-plus in 2024. There are painfully few openings, and hundreds of resumes for a single position has become the norm. One hiring manager posted data from their system showing that a regular backend engineering position received more than 700 applications within 48 hours, including former big-tech engineers wit

$SOL SOLUSDT: Downside pressure holds following rejection
The chart for SOLUSDT shows a strong downward corrective swing on the four-hour timeframe, with sellers clearly in control as price trades below the declining moving averages. The single sign of this seller dominance is the rejection near the upper volume node where price failed to sustain higher levels.
My downside plan activates conditionally if a retracement reaches the trigger at 112.5, which could open a path toward the target at 105.2.
This scenario would be completely canceled if price breaks above the invalidation at 114.9, whic

🚨🔥 3 new partnerships coming for 👀🤖
What’s happening behind the scenes? Are we about to see a big surprise in the world of artificial intelligence? 🚀
Imagine if one of these partnerships were with OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT! 🤯
Integrating autonomous AI agents with major AI platforms could open entirely new doors for the project and increase interest in the token $FET 📈
👀 But the most important question is:
Which three companies could be behind these announcements?
Could we see a big name that turns expectations upside down? 🔥
⚠️ Just speculation for discussion, with no confirm

being a bears fan is like holding cardano bro this is fucking BRUTAL

solana:7b6dX3nE25xrfNViEKZHL9wVJFcBxQYuWPpmzHUxx28H just went broke out
7b6dX3nE25xrfNViEKZHL9wVJFcBxQYuWPpmzHUxx28H
#crypto $sol

BREAKING:
A whale has opened a $43.4 Million $ETH long with 25x leverage
Does he know something?