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US short ‼️Shorts are in control‼️🤝Entry: $0.0275 – $0.0282Take-profit 1: $0.0265Take-profit 2: $0.0250Take-profit 3: $0.0235Stop-loss: $0.0305$U shows strong signs of resistance after a sharp rally. Before considering a short, I would wait for the price to confirm a break below $0.0275. Volatility is high, so manage risk carefully.

According to a preliminary University of Michigan survey published on October 9, the consumer confidence index fell from 48.1 in September to 46.3 in October, below the market expectation of 47.8 and approaching a historical low. The current economic conditions index fell to 44.7, a historical low; one-year inflation expectations rose from 4.6% to 4.7%, while five-year expectations increased from 3.4% to 3.5%. Continued increases in energy prices and the cost of living are intensifying financial pressure on American households.
Market impact: The simultaneous deterioration in consumer confiden

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OpenAI, Google, Meta Battle for AI Domains as Crypto Firms Target .bitcoin and .wallet
OpenAI, Google, and Meta are racing to secure AI-related internet domains as cryptocurrency firms pursue their own digital naming rights.
The three tech giants are among 13 applicants vying for control of the .agent domain extension, making it one of the most contested names in the latest expansion of the internet's address system.
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10.10-10.11 Weekend BTC Public Strategy
Prioritize executing $BTC long strategy
　　Entry range: Open a small long position near 822 on a pullback; add near 815
　　Stop-loss defense: Near 808 (a downside wick is highly likely; set according to position size, and execute planB⬇️ after a breakdown)
Take-profit tiers
　　First take-profit: Near 830 (can watch when the upper Bollinger Band is touched)
　　Second take-profit: Near 835 (short-term high resistance)
Third take-profit: Near 842 (medium-term high-volume zone)
Long-term target: Near 852 (long-term positioning after a pu

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Left Singapore and finally reached Malaysia.
Honestly, I’m not sure I’ll ever return to Singapore unless there’s a genuinely great opportunity.
TOKEN2049 felt more like a low quality merch grabbing event than a meaningful networking opportunity. @BloFin_Official was probably the exception. Top quality merch @matthubuilds 😂
Between the horrible air quality which gave me sore throat, overpriced and overrated restaurants, poor delicacies in food, and the endless concrete jungle, Singapore just didn’t live up to the hype.
Maybe I’ll return someday. But I certainly won’t be rushing back.
One thing

U.S. crypto stocks rose 1.19%, while $DATA is still stuck at 0.193
U.S. crypto-related stocks rose an average of 1.19% last night, with Coinbase alone up 4.3%, yet $DATA is still stuck at 0.193, down just 1% over 24 hours—the contrast is too much to ignore, so I’ll be direct: bearish.

The daily MACD death cross near the zero line has persisted for seven days, with the green bars still expanding. RSI is only 38.7, MA7 is below MA30, and the short-term moving averages are all in a bearish alignment—any rebound gets pushed back down.

Bollinger Band width is 21.7%, with the close sitting right

Why are 99% of people who chase shitcoins losing money? Because you’re being skimmed seven times.
When trading shitcoins, you only see 100x and 1,000x coins; behind them is actually a complete industry chain.
Every time you chase one, you’re paying a toll to the entire industry chain.
Break it down, and the money from one shitcoin trade gets skimmed seven times:
First layer: Launchpad fees. Basically 1%; when issuing or buying tokens, platforms like $PUMP take the first cut.
Second layer: DEX fees. $UNI These DEXs charge on every swap.
Third layer: Transfer gas fees. SOL, BNB, ETH—every tran

I’m betting $PIXEL will pull back to 0.0065 tomorrow; if I’m wrong, screenshot this and come roast me.
Just cleared my position. Entered at 0.0058 and sold at 0.0081, taking 30%+. Not hindsight talking—the only reason I bought was that when the 24h low hit 5.7, trading volume didn’t shrink, with 57M in volume providing support. Someone was clearly buying. I didn’t sell when it surged to 0.0084—I got greedy—and only hit sell at 0.0081 on the pullback. My heartbeat during those two hours holding it was faster than the candlesticks.
Lesson: volume leads price, but don’t expect to sell at the abso

$ETH
ETH contracts have once again staged a leveraged massacre
24-hour liquidations surged to $356 million
Holy crap, guys
The longs got absolutely wrecked this time
They were relentlessly ground into the floor
$1.19 billion was liquidated across the entire market
Longs accounted for $1.06B
ETH alone saw $356 million liquidated
BTC saw $298 million
Just looking at the numbers, they seem fairly similar
But based on market cap
ETH took six times the beating that Bitcoin did
How brutal is that?
Da Chui has been warning for a long time
that Ethereum was going to drop
and also posts the intraday E

$BTC BTC is currently priced at 82642. Overall, the market has maintained a weak, range-bound pattern intraday. After pulling back, the price briefly stabilized, while the battle between bulls and bears remains intense. On the four-hour chart, short-term bullish momentum is relatively weak, with resistance concentrated around 83500. If the price fails to establish a firm position above this level, it will most likely continue oscillating within the range amid repeated struggles between buyers and sellers. Key support below is around 81800; once this support is breached, it would further open u

Oh my god, $ZK rose steadily from 0.1 to 0.14, then stalled around 0.13 and has already shown signs of a decline, so Lee will short at this level. Keep an eye on what happens next. $KAIA $MAGIC The rise is too strong, posing a risk of wiping out short positions. Exit early. 🥳🥳.

LedgerLossesNear90Million
Reports of crypto losses approaching $90 million connected to Ledger devices have put an important issue back in the spotlight: security depends on every step of the journey, from how a device is sourced to how it is set up and used.
The reported incident is under investigation and the total is an estimate, so details may change. Coverage has linked affected devices to purchases through Southeast Asian reseller CryptoBilis. That does not mean every Ledger device is affected, and it’s important to avoid treating early reports as a final finding. Still, the scale of th

OpenAIAnnualizedRevenue20BBelowReports $AMZNBillion vs. $GOOGLBillion: The Revenue Gap Testing the AI Growth Trade
The Number That Changed the Conversation
OpenAI’s annualized revenue was reported at approximately $NVDAbillion at the end of September 2026, around $ORCLbillion below the $MUbillion figure that investors and media reports had previously associated with the company. The Financial Times reported the discrepancy on October 8, and the story continued to drive market discussion on October 9. The critical distinction is that this is a gap between reported revenue estimates and expectat

#GateEventMarketVolumeHits73M
$73 million in event market volume. That’s a powerful milestone—and a sign that more people are engaging with the events and questions shaping the world around them.
Markets move on more than numbers. They move on what people are watching, what they believe could happen, and how those views change as new information arrives. Event markets bring that activity into one place, giving users a way to explore different outcomes and follow how market expectations develop.
Reaching $73 million in volume reflects meaningful participation. Behind that figure are users respo

Taking a taxi in Singapore really hurts.
That day, I took a taxi from Marina Bay Sands to New Bahru. The driver initially asked for S$75, saying it was because of traffic, equivalent to nearly RMB 400.
I ended up booking a Grab ride, which cost S$25.3, or about RMB 132. The whole trip was 4.49 kilometers and took 15 minutes.
I checked Nanjing on a whim: from Lukou Airport to Xinjiekou, it’s nearly 40 kilometers, and a discounted ride plus highway tolls costs only around RMB 50–60 one way.
Based on that price, what I actually paid for this trip would have been enough for a round trip from the a