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life isn’t a race. do things at your own pace.
some years ago, when i was still living in the hood, i saw a lot of young boys getting involved in fraudulent activities and all sorts of things just to make money.
at the time, their lifestyle was something else.
they had money to spend, expensive clothes, flashy cars, and the kind of lifestyle that could make an average young person feel like they were missing out on life.
everywhere you turned, someone was showing off something new.
and honestly, it was tempting.
there were moments i almost felt like i was moving too slowly.
i started wondering
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$ICNT Up 26% in 24 hours, but the real signal isn't in the candlestick chart—it's in last night's Fed minutes.
The minutes were hawkish, and the dot plot showed expected rate cuts this year falling from 3 to 1. Based on data from the past six months, BTC has a 30-day correlation of 0.72 with the Nasdaq and a negative correlation of -0.65 with the dollar index. That works out to an average 4-6% drawdown in total crypto market cap for every 25 bp fewer in Fed rate cuts. In other words, this $ICNT rally is pushing uphill against the macro tide.
A rally against the tide has only two possible outco
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Sentiment in the crypto market has shifted once again. On October 16, the Fear and Greed Index rose to 63, entering the "Greed" zone. A day earlier, the index stood at 53, placing it in the "Neutral" zone. This transition indicates a notable increase in investors' appetite for risk over the past few days. The index’s trajectory in recent weeks has been volatile: it was at 73 on October 6, fell to 61 on October 11, climbed to 69 on October 12, dropped to 57 on October 13, and has now risen back to 63.
Behind this shift in sentiment lies a recovery in the prices of major cryptocurrencies. As of
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Var's points for this week are out—here's how things went this week
My 12M in volume was all from SWAPs and only earned 22 points, nearly 540,000 per point. Last week it was 180,000 per point, and I got over 50 points. Although I earned very few points this week, I basically achieved zero loss
I took a look at everyone's points:
There are users ranging from 120,000 to 700,000 per point. Based on the results I've seen so far, spread is still a very important metric (because when I got 180,000 per point last week, 50% of my volume was RWA)
Although Swaps offer double points and low loss, that's
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#美国9月PPI大超预期
U.S. September PPI Comes in Much Hotter Than Expected — What Does It Mean for the Market?
Recently, I have been paying close attention to U.S. economic data because I believe inflation is one of the biggest factors influencing the direction of financial markets. The latest September Producer Price Index (PPI) report has caught my attention, as producer prices increased much more than economists expected.
According to the reported figures, U.S. PPI rose 1.3% month over month in September, while the annual increase reached 6.3%. The monthly increase was the largest since March 202
Play a round of Dou Dizhu:
Chery: Bomb
Yangwang: Pass
Tesla: Rocket💨
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On the daily chart, Xiao Huangyu remains in a bearish structure of progressively lower highs. After consecutive declines, a candlestick with a lower shadow appeared, indicating a short-term willingness to stabilize and recover, and a technical rebound may emerge. However, the bullish candle's body is relatively weak and failed to break above the point where the previous decline began; essentially, it remains a pullback recovery
On the 4-hour chart, the price staged a slight rebound after stabilizing at a low, with several small bullish candles formed consecutively in the short term. However, t
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A gambler is going long on $BTC and $ETH with maximum leverage, holding a total position of $186.7M!
Positions:
1,822 $BTC ($149.5M)
Liq. price: $80,637.87
15,270 $ETH ($37.25M)
Liq. price: $2,406.08
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Semiconductors completely wrecked my trades—they somehow turned A-shares’ T+1 into T+0.
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Going with the trend is the right move: long at 4163, exit at 4170, capturing a $7 range and $674!
$ETH $XAU #黄金 #Solana大升级定档
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They sleep while you build wealth
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web3 developer activity just hit a 5-year low
the builders are leaving?
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My stop-loss was hit on 20% of my position this morning.
I lost 100U. What a shame—I closed at the high.
Although I lost, I have to stick to my discipline. No one can predict the market; I’ll try to make it back today.
#GateWCTCS9全球交易赛
$XAUUSD ‌
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$BTW I respect anyone brave enough to play this
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@RIL_Updates reply on @Starlink “Competition is welcome. Rules are the same for everyone.”
Jio’s own satellite services clearance is also still pending.
Starlink will also have to go through the same process.
Jio’s claim 530 million customers, in one decade.
Everything is only on the rule of law.
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morning update
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Stir-fried shredded eel dry-mixed noodles 8u
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$UB Selling pressure is fading; seize the chance to catch the rebound, guys🤩
LONG NOW🔥🔥Tp1: 0.135Tp2: 0.16Tp3: 0.2Sl: 0.102$AG $SIREN
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