I've said this so many times: online lending is an opportunity for our generation. If you don't want it, all the benefits will go to foreigners.🤣

#BitcoinTops$82K #ShareWeekly
Bitcoin has spent the past week caught between two forces: a stubborn inflation picture and a Federal Reserve that is not yet ready to say it is finished. The latest data has pushed BTC back toward the lower part of its recent range, and the reaction to the inflation reports and Kevin Warsh's comments at the IMF meeting in Bangkok tells us a lot about where the market's mind is right now. My view is that this is not a market that has broken down, but it is a market that is asking for confirmation before it commits to the next big move. Let me explain why I think

This wave in the auto industry is giving people chills when viewed on a timeline.
The Stelato V800 “brake pedal” incident had just ignited public opinion when People’s Daily turned around and took aim at “fast-track cars.”
Then Zhao Qiang, editor-in-chief and vice president of People’s Daily Online, resigned.
Three things colliding one after another like this… what a sequence…

Good morning, recap
Stay long OP and short Nvidia
Yesterday I asked Doubao, and it said shorting Nvidia has an edge, with a target price of 198-200. Let's see how Doubao's analysis plays out next week
Stick with it

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#USSeptemberPPIBeatsExpectations #ShareWeekly
US September PPI Beats Expectations: Inflation Shock, Bitcoin and What Comes Next
1. US PPI: Inflation Pressure Returns
The US September Producer Price Index (PPI) came in significantly hotter than economists expected, raising fresh concerns about inflation, Federal Reserve policy, and financial-market volatility.
Key figures:
Monthly PPI: +1.3% vs. +0.6% expected
Annual PPI: +6.3% vs. +5.5% expected
Energy prices: +10.8% monthly
Gasoline prices: +20.3%
Diesel prices: +21.0%
Crude petroleum: +28.3%
Goods prices: +2.6% monthly
Services prices: +0.8

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The trading bot closed 2 positions
Now only one short position on Q remains
I added more trading instruments, which will start operating next week:
Cryptocurrencies 6 | Maximum holdings of the same type ≤3
$BTC $ETH $SOL $BNB $XRP $DOGE
Precious metals 3 | Maximum holdings of the same type ≤2]
$XAU $XAG $XPD
Industrial metals 1
$COPPER
Energy 1
$CL
US stock indices 1
$Q
Interest rates/bonds 1
$TMF
The selection principles are: mainstream, highly liquid, relatively stable volatility, and diversified correlations as much as possible.
There are more in the native family, but restrictions do

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$ETH and $SOL
This week, honestly, this has left me a bit speechless 😅 BTC fell less than 3% over the week, ETH fell 4.2%, and SOL fared even worse, dropping 6.4%. SOL in particular hit a low of 100.5 intraday; just a little lower, and the key $100 level would be gone. Good grief, I was just wondering when altcoins would take their turn, but now look at them: whenever the market drops, they all run for the exits faster than the next. ETH wasn't much better either: it failed to hold 2500 and plunged as low as 2313. I'm definitely less interested in altcoins now. After all, BTC hasn't even fo

#WarshIMFSpeech #ShareWeekly
Warsh’s IMF Speech: Inflation, Interest Rates, and the Future of Crypto Markets
The global financial market is watching closely as Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh discusses the forces shaping the world economy at the IMF’s annual meetings. With inflation remaining a major concern, his remarks have attracted attention from investors across traditional financial markets and the cryptocurrency industry.
On October 16, 2026, Warsh participated in a fireside chat with IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva in Bangkok, Thailand. He highlighted the resilience of th

A journalist was beaten in the West Bank, and Trump said he was “concerned.” That’s it? One expression of concern in response to life-threatening violence—anyone could say that. What really matters is whether there’s any action afterward, or whether this gets swept aside after another statement. The pattern is: the softer the words, the easier it is for the incident to blow over. Save this assessment, and come back tomorrow to see if it holds up.

I just opened a quick short trade on $GTC
, entering now. Sell price: 0.26700 or 0.27500. First target: 0.26000. Second target: 0.25500. Third target: 0.25000. Final target: 0.24500++. Stop-loss set above 0.29500

My favorite coffees are from Thailand’s First Officer Coffee Roasters and Graph, and whenever I go to Chiang Mai, I always make sure to leave room in my suitcase for two bags of coffee beans
The coffee I usually drink☕️ generally comes from Colombia, Costa Rica, or Ethiopia. These regions are very established. You can’t say their coffee is bad, but the flavor is simply the kind you can expect.
Many of the beans sold in Chiang Mai come from Chiang Rai. You can sense their aroma before even taking a sip: fresh, delicate, with a hint of mountain fruitiness. They have layers without being overpowe

$ZEC has already moved. Why hasn’t trading caught up?
When I looked at this chart again, $ZEC , I first covered up the 24-hour -2.87%. Not because this number is unimportant, but because it is too easy to let it grab your attention. What really needs explaining right now is that the $ZEC price has already moved, but trading and volume have yet to catch up. We can provisionally trust the direction, but not assume the move will continue; a move without follow-through can be reversed at any moment.
My view is that the direction is provisionally there, but low participation undermines the credibil