$XAU SHORT SETUP — NEXT TARGET 4,145
Entry: 4,170 – 4,180 TP1: 4,160 TP2: 4,145 Next Price: 4,145 Extended Target: 4,125 SL: 4,190
Gold is consolidating near 4,171 after rejection from 4,205.65. The 1H chart shows fading bullish momentum, with price struggling below 4,181 resistance. A confirmed break below 4,164.70 could trigger further selling toward 4,145 and 4,125. A sustained move above 4,190 would invalidate this short setup.

With $ZEC potentially approaching a local bottom, I'm also observing how $ZCAT , which is paired with ZEC, has started to enter a re-accumumation phase.
Broke downward trendline, consolidating and will soon enter the new expansion phase, potentially towards 250-300MC.

📊 Gold Finance · October 16 News Brief
1️⃣ Fed Chair Warsh spoke at the IMF annual meeting and "said nothing" about whether to raise rates in October, making clear he would no longer preview policy in advance. Markets interpreted this as a sign he is in no rush to act in October, with the probability of a rate hike that month plunging from about 28% the previous day to around 15%.
2️⃣ Fears over last night's red-hot PPI (6.3% annual rate, the highest in four years) subsided. Bitcoin violently rebounded above 82,000 after falling below 80k intraday (low of 79694). Liquidations across the crypt

$SI #SI
Retesting after breakout of Falling Wedge.
Bounce from Support could generate 50-55% bullish wave✍️

Bloomberg Predicts Bitcoin at $10,000, But Cryptoquant CEO Disagrees
Bloomberg Intelligence strategist Mike McGlone reset Bitcoin’s target to $10,000, and just hours later, Cryptoquant CEO Ki Young Ju pushed back, saying the real on-chain floor is much closer to $30,000.
McGlone laid out his case in a post on X yesterday, previewing a Bloomberg Intelligence report titled “Bitcoin’s Path Back to $10,000 Could Trigger a Domino Effect.” His argument: Bitcoin’s 2025 peak above $100,000, gold breaking $5,000 in Q1, and most central banks shifting to tightening amid rising government bond yields “co

Watching $LTC
struggle around these moving averages is like watching someone in dress shoes try to climb an oiled ladder. It just keeps sliding back down. Maybe stop expecting a miraculous breakout today. Take profit: 56.82 Stop loss: 61.67 Notable: $ZEC : Current price 1,180.76 - 24-hour change: -4.61%$AGT : Current price 0.074511 - 24-hour change: +90.96%

MICRON TECHNOLOGY $MU REJECTING MOVING AVERAGE RESISTANCE ARE BEARS TARGETING $855.67 NEXT?
Pair: $MU /USDT
Direction: SHORT
Entry Price: 883.94
Target Levels (Take Profit)
TP 1: 873.34 1.20%
TP 2: 866.27 2.00%
TP 3: 855.67 3.20%
Stop Loss
SL: 898.08
Technical Breakdown
MU ($884.02) faced notable sell-side rejection after an attempt to push higher, leaving upper wicks that indicate active seller defense near structural resistance. This behavior confirms persistent overhead supply and sets up a continuation move toward lower liquidity targets.
Price action remains constrained beneath ke

NEAR at $5.1, up 100%—would you still dare to chase it?
It doubled in 30 days, an ETF has launched, and Intents has processed over $33 billion—but the price is stuck around $5.1, unable to move either way, and has edged down slightly over the past 24 hours. Is this the last struggle before selling at the highs, or the final shakeout before breaking through $6?
First, the surface picture: good news is out, but the price isn't rising.
NEAR is currently trading in a $5.05-$5.15 range, down 1-2% over 24 hours. It hit an intraday low of $4.92 and a high of $5.36. It gained 100%+ in 30 days, with an

October 17 Evening Strategy Plan, Priority Ranking, For Followers Only
Current optimal execution order
Resistance at 2442–2455: prioritize shorting
Pullback to 2415–2425 and holds: go long
Drops to 2392–2400 and quickly recovers: go long with a small position
Holds above 2467 on the 15-minute chart and pullback holds: breakout long
Middle range of 2430–2440: wait, don't chase
Current price is around 2440, right near the first resistance:
Do not chase longs immediately;
If 2442–2448 meets resistance, consider a small short;
If it breaks strongly above 2448, wait and observe 2455–2467;
If it fal

$ENA SHORT TRADE
ENTRY: 0.19745
TARGET: 0.1686
STOPLOSS: 0.20225

After eating so much,
it’s time to get some exercise.
I power-walked 10 kilometers along the river,
then took in the view from Dongjiang Bridge.
The gentle breeze on my face was so refreshing!
🐷🐷🐷

This move in gold is definitely interesting. The policy combination coming out of India lately is worth a closer look: the Reserve Bank of India has proposed that gold funds and ETFs no longer be backed by physical gold, while SEBI has notified asset management companies to restrict new retail investments in gold and silver funds. Taken together, the message isn’t complicated: demand for gold in India is so strong that there isn’t enough physical gold to go around, so they have to start by tightening the spigot on “paper gold.”
India is already one of the world’s biggest gold-consuming markets

The speech by new US Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) annual meeting in Bangkok is attracting great interest from the global financial community. Judging by the screenshot, you plan to publish a post or comment with the hashtag #WarshIMFSpeech.
Here are the main positive and powerful points from his speech that you could highlight in a good post:
• A forward-looking outlook and a bet on technology: Kevin Warsh called the rapid development of artificial intelligence “the most significant change” in the global economy in his lifetime. He is confident tha

$NEAR INTENTS VOLUME IS ONLY THE START OF THE TOKEN STORY
The number I care about comes after the swap: how much revenue does the protocol retain?
Intents fees are shared with ecosystem participants. Revenue-share payouts are denominated in $NEAR, and product revenue has already funded token buybacks.
That creates a connection between usage and the token, but gross trading volume alone doesn’t tell us how strong it is.
My focus is retained revenue, actual buybacks and their size relative to new issuance.
For $NEAR, growing usage becomes more compelling when the economics grow alongside it.

Why Are Micron, SanDisk, and Western Digital Starting to Diverge?
Although they are all benefiting from AI growth, performance within the storage sector has been uneven. Micron, SanDisk, Western Digital, and Seagate are all connected to the storage industry, but their business structures, profit models, and market expectations differ, so it is no surprise that their share prices are moving in different directions.
Micron focuses primarily on DRAM and NAND flash memory, with its investment case tied to high-bandwidth memory, server memory demand, and changes in memory chip prices. SanDisk is mo

Machi Big Brother is back in survival mode. Since 18:00 yesterday, he has cut nearly 3,000 ETH from his long position, with 3,325 ETH still left. The real gut punch is the unrealized profit roller coaster: his account was still showing $330k yesterday, but after sleeping on it, only $23k remained—even a leak doesn’t drain that fast. His entry price is 2420, liquidation price 2380, and leverage is 25x—just $40 apart, the distance of a sheet of paper. No wonder he’s cutting so decisively; this isn’t just reducing his position, it’s clearly about getting himself out before the market claims anoth

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