$XRP XRP LONG above 1.284: last week's low swept, 1.322 next
Bias: LONG XRP above 1.284. Expected: 1.304 (this week's POC), then 1.322 (this week's VWAP). Invalidation: a 1h close below 1.274.
3-month profile from 1h candles. Levels plotted with VWAP & Volume Profile Order Flow Map [AK FlowBook].
Why long:
1) A clean sweep of last week's low.
Last week (Oct 12-18) bottomed at 1.2562. Saturday flushed to 1.2546 at 15:30 UTC during the day's heaviest selling: delta about -833K XRP in the 13:00 hour, -730K at 14:00 and -1.33M at 15:00. Not one 1-minute candle closed below 1.2562. The stops under

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It’s my birthday today.
Well… another year older, haha.

Render Network users paid $532,927 for GPU jobs in the 30 days to October 22, more than Akash's $209,714 in leases and Filecoin's $83,920 in fees combined.
Over the past year, Render's $2,211,310 tops both.
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$NIL 15 minutes ago, it plunged to 0.0752; now it’s at 0.0884. I was there for the entire 15-point swing. I placed a long order at 0.079 this morning and just closed it at 0.0886. I didn’t catch the high of 0.0892, but that’s good enough.
Looking back at this trade: late yesterday, I saw $NIL trading sideways near 0.075 for almost six hours, with trading volume down to a third of normal—a classic sign of an impending move. I usually place orders slightly above the current price near the end of a consolidation and wait for a wick. That order at 0.079 filled at 2:30 a.m. Holding was agonizing—th

$ETH ETHUSDT 3H: sweep of the 4th wave lows, watching for a reclaim
ETH has swept the 4th wave lows on a spike in volume. I'm watching the 3H closes to see whether price can reclaim them.
The bigger picture
My read: ETH is in wave 4 of wave 1 up from the lows. Wave 5 comes next. This count is wrong if wave 4 trades back into the price range of wave 1.
What just happened
Price fell through the 4th wave lows at 2,356.41 and through the 2,318.00 line, which I drew from the 15 Oct lows. Volume spiked well above its average line on the way down. Price then moved back above 2,318.00. That is a sweep

Starting to think linking my live portfolio for everyone to see wasn't one of my best ideas 😂
good job September was strong 😭

$BTC direction and volume are in conflict; wait for volume and boundary confirmation
$BTC Now at 80,459.21 USDT, down 1.14% over 24 hours, trading between 79,220.74 and 81,386.01. The 1-hour bias is weak, and the 4-hour bias is also weak, while trading participation is only 0.10x. This snapshot gives no long-or-short answer, only a set of questions that need answering. Price, time, and volume are presented without any preset hierarchy. This process takes patience, but it avoids many misjudgments.
The current price has moved away from the vicinity of the 24-hour high and low, but these numbers

📖 CRYPTO TERM OF THE DAY: MEMPOOL ⏳
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Transactions with higher fees may get priority when the network is busy, while those with lower fees might have to wait longer.
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Closed the trade. 4hr timeframe stochastic RSI and money printer formations could pull price action up.
Watching waiting for re-entry.

Trader Gu Jingci: Another successful market-price long trade on Bitcoin/Ethereum and sol last night
During last night's pullback in Bitcoin/Ethereum and sol, I again suggested entering long positions on a pullback near 79300, 2290, and 99. After dipping, the market began to rebound and rally. As of now, prices have reached around 80800, 2360, and 102.5, and the long positions have captured solid upside. Congratulations to everyone who followed the strategy

$SUI is currently at 0.9325, down 3.1% over 24H. The 1H outlook is weak, with the EMA20 at 0.9426 acting as resistance. RSI is 39, with resistance at 0.969 and support at 0.9117. The 4H outlook is weaker, with the EMA20 at 0.9696 overhead. RSI is 29.6, with resistance at 1.0566 and support at 0.9117. Volume is only 0.23x the average, so a single breakout needs confirmation from participation. Going forward, watch whether price can hold above 0.969 and whether it can reclaim 0.9117 if support is lost. Markets are volatile; for observation only.

#SolanaNonVoteTxHits8.92B
Solana Processes 8.92 Billion Non-Vote Transactions: Can Network Growth Push SOL Toward $130?
Solana continues to demonstrate its ability to handle massive blockchain activity, with 8.92 billion non-vote transactions reportedly processed during Q3 2026. This milestone highlights the network’s capacity to support decentralized finance, token transfers, stablecoin payments, NFT markets, and other blockchain applications at scale. However, the important question for investors is whether this impressive growth can translate into stronger demand for SOL and a sustainable

Firedancer burns 1 SOL for duplicate bug reports
Firedancer, Jump Crypto's independent validator software for Solana, now requires researchers to burn 1 SOL to qualify for a bug bounty under terms effective Oct. 18. The burn is non-refundable even when a report identifies a real vulnerability that someone else submitted first.
The change narrows the route to payment for later finders compared with Firedancer's spring audit contest. In an Oct. 16 retrospective for Jump Crypto, Ishan Bhatt partly attributes the duplicate-report problem to the team's own review delays: researchers kept finding bu

Amid all the turmoil in the world, may you be a steady light. Keep your heart grounded, and many of life’s obstacles won’t seem so hard to overcome. Earning steady returns! Everyone is welcome to copy my trades$BTC $ETH

OK's Season 3 Prophet event was handled very poorly.
Who among people interested in financial reports would play this thing?
Only ordinary people who are into esports and League of Legends would play it, so you targeted the wrong audience.
You didn't take advantage of the great S Championship.

Many people believe gold is destined to “go up forever,” but those who bought at the 1980 peak were stuck for a full 27 years before breaking even—that’s half a lifetime, folks.
Don’t treat gold as a “guaranteed-profit” talisman; when it falls, it humbles everyone. There have been several deep corrections throughout history, leaving many people with nothing:
- 1974–1976: Countries sold off gold, pushing prices down 44% in two years, nearly halving.
- 1980–1985: The economy recovered and geopolitical tensions eased; gold fell 66% over five years.
- 1987–1999: Rate hikes and the rise of the inte

Got rid of the "For you" tab
also disabled the infinite feed scroll