$NVDAB has entered oversold territory, but “it should rebound” and “it has bottomed” are completely different things.
This time, I’m not looking at the gainers and losers list, only the levels. The current price is 218.87, about 0.21% from the 1-hour support at 218.4 and about 5.13% from the resistance at 230.1.
My criteria are simple: only a breakout above 230.1 followed by continuation counts as an upside follow-through; a break below 218.4 invalidates the original assessment. The 1-hour and 4-hour trends are both weak, with RSI at 10 and 29, respectively.
The question now is not about dire

Bitcoin drops to $81,300 support as Fed hike odds hit 55% amid $100M crypto wipeout
Bitcoin fell below $83,000 on Wednesday as hotter-than-expected US core inflation data revived expectations of further Federal Reserve interest rate hikes, triggering a fresh wave of liquidations across the cryptocurrency market.
CoinGlass data showed that over $100 million in leveraged positions were liquidated in the hour after the inflation report was released. This also pushed total liquidations above $220 million over 24 hours.
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Trump’s move is pretty ruthless—he’s not even on the ballot, yet he’s still turning the midterms into a one-man show. The laughter and applause at the Arizona event showed that the base is buying it. For Republicans to retain control of Congress, it all comes down to whether that enthusiasm can be transferred intact to their candidates. Let’s wait for the results over the weekend and compare then.

$Lobster plunged 38% in 24 hours. I’m betting it rebounds tomorrow—the wager is a hotpot meal.
Current price: 0.0295; high: 0.0485; low: 0.0281; trading volume: $144 million. Pay attention to this trading volume: $144 million is no small amount. Being able to generate this volume while falling 38%—what does that show? It shows that someone is aggressively buying the dip.
Market sentiment is now extremely fearful. The groups are full of lamentations, with some people cutting losses and others cursing. But I watched the order book all day: huge buy orders were supporting 0.0281, and every time t

$XAG Attempts an Oversold Bounce After a Steep Flush Long Setup, High Risk
Pair: $XAG /USDT
Direction: LONG
Entry Zone: 55.85
Take Profit:
- TP1: 56.81 +1.7%
- TP2: 57.46 +2.9%
- TP3: 58.42 +4.6%
Stop Loss: 54.57
Chart Structure:
- XAG broke down sharply from ~60 through MA7, MA25, and MA99 in a steep, fast decline, and is only just beginning to stabilize at current price
- Price remains well below all three moving averages, with no reclaim yet this is a bounce attempt within a clear downtrend, not a reversal
- RSI(14) dropped into the low-20s (genuinely oversold) and has only just starte

Gradually build a long position in $EPIC
. Entry: 0.290 - 0.297Target 1: 0.3350Target 2: 0.3682Stop-loss: 0.2755Is this a dead-cat bounce or a true reversal? Seize this pullback and quickly make a short-term rebound trade! Enter a trade here. Assets to watch today: $Q and $BTC .

07:43, $RLC is quoted at 0.8334 on Gate, and the trend is still moving
After 48 hourly candles, the highs look like this
0.98450 → 0.95190 → 0.85500
Then lower: 0.84480 → 0.83980, each level lower than the last
The current price is -15.35% from the 48-hour high and 3.32% below MA20
Bears are clearly in control, but I don’t dare short
The reason is volume: it tested 0.81510 at 04:00 and recovered to 0.82950
Volume was only 0.45x, with the next three lows
0.82500 / 0.82300 / 0.82550 packed within 0.31%
It can’t be pushed down, but no one is buying either—large holders are 39.0

$KORU This hit wiped out 430,000 from me, and I only managed to steady my breathing today. The current price is 11.53, down 22.46% in 24 hours, with 918 million in trading volume. The low is exactly the current price—which means the decline has not stopped yet, but volume has exploded.
I didn’t see the project team dumping on-chain. It was mainly a cascade of long liquidations, with leveraged casualties all the way from 15.08 to 11.53. Trading volume of 918 million against this drop shows brutal turnover, and most of the selling pressure has been released. The fundamentals haven’t collapsed; s

On a daily basis, the trend is actually still bullish, and most importantly, the price is already within the demand zone.$ZEC ‌

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Bad Boy Watch: SPCX Update 10.15
Big Rocket closed at 152.16 in U.S. trading, down 2.8%, with an intraday high of 155.44 and low of 151.10
Big Rocket’s stock price has reached the lower boundary of the price channel.
The on-chain candlestick chart shows that it has already retested the 60-day moving average.
Tonight’s market action is quite critical, as we need to see whether support around 150 holds.
Of course, Bad Boy also needs to prepare for the scenario after a break below 150, in which case we’ll have to look toward around 140.
Keep observing—the October impact still feels like it’s on i

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Ethena's USDe supply outside Ethereum hit a record $2.30B, up 58.09% in 90 days. Other chains now hold 48.30% of all USDe, up from 18.34% six months ago, led by Plasma, Solana and Base.
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$MU I stared at this chart for nearly half an hour, and reached for a trade twice.
1. Current price: 896.27, down 6.92% over 24h.
2. 889.45 is the dip formed at exactly 7 a.m., just 0.76% away.
3. The 20-day moving average above is still 3.51% higher.
4. The range high is more than 8% away, leaving a large gap in between.
A 3.51% upside versus 0.76% downside works out to 4.6 to 1.
The numbers look attractive, I admit my hand got itchy again.
But this is the middle of a decline, not the bottom.
If I do make a move, I’ll wait for it to reclaim the moving average on its own.
(Not investment advi

$ZEC —this trend is a textbook breakdown with no turnaround.
Down 6.44%, while the funding rate is still +0.01%.
Longs haven’t received a single cent in overnight fees.
So who’s dumping this wave?
It’s not leverage liquidations; if it were, the liquidations would have already driven the funding rate negative.
1285.14, at 9 a.m. yesterday.
1123, at 6 a.m. today.
162.14 wiped out in 21 hours, with buyers staying quieter than the last.
Now at 1147.16.
Only 2.11% left to fall to 1123.
It needs to climb 3.7% to reach that 20-day moving average.
1.76 to 1—what am I getting out of it?
(Not investment

Try going long on $BTC
. Entry range: 81,135.4 - 81,543.1TP1: 83,163.8TP2: 84,623.4Stop-loss: 80,324.0 Buying surged as the price pulled back to the bottom—it's time for a rebound and a test of the moving averages! Please note: If the 81,401 support level fails to hold, it could trigger a continued downtrend. Don't go all-in, guys. Position size should suit your account. It's time to go long! 👇👇👇 Also monitor $NEAR and $ZEREBRO .

#DrLinHanSpeaksAtOxfordUnion DON'T LONG $BTC RIGHT NOW
Last week, I warned you that Bitcoin would reject $87,000 and dump again.
Now $83K–$84K is the final bull trap before the dump.
Everything is playing out exactly as I predicted.
My plan hasn’t changed:
$84K → $75K → $70K → $67K → Neckline breakout
Don’t buy the hype. Don’t become exit liquidity.
Save this chart and check back later.
Follow me and turn on notifications. Don’t be late.
Whatever update comes next, I’ll post it here first.

According to the Zhihui Tong Cai Jing app, the latest Federal Reserve Beige Book, published on Wednesday, indicates that economic activity in the United States generally continues to grow, although regional trends vary: consumer spending remains weak, while there has been little change in the labor market. Meanwhile, rising energy prices, tariffs, and insurance costs continue to increase companies’ operating expenses, while inflationary pressures are intensifying in some areas. Notably, as companies increase their investment in artificial intelligence (AI), some businesses are beginning to red