$MEGA MEGA / MEGAUSDT Long Setup | Breaker Block Reclaim
MARKET ANALYSIS
MEGA is currently reacting from a key technical area highlighted on the chart.
As long as the protected support zone remains intact, the bullish market structure remains valid and higher liquidity targets may continue to attract price action.
A breakdown below the invalidation level would weaken the current bullish scenario and require a reassessment of market conditions.
Entry, Stop Loss and Take Profit levels are marked directly on the chart.
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10.12 Trump: Russia and Ukraine agree to an “energy ceasefire”
This was the reason the crypto market rose during yesterday’s overnight session.
Trump posted on the 11th that Russia and Ukraine had agreed to an energy ceasefire: neither side would continue attacking the other’s energy infrastructure, such as refineries, oil and gas facilities, and power facilities. However, this is not a comprehensive ceasefire, and fighting will continue in other areas of the battlefield.
Zelensky initially said he was unaware of the agreement, but later stated that if Russia fulfills its commitment, Ukraine i

Today’s gold trade: after two days without trading gold, I had $24 left and easily doubled my account. Making money is as simple as drinking water—you can profit on both longs and shorts! Can those who suffered heavy losses on ETH make some of it back with small trades in gold?

What on earth is so scary? What did the three little cuties in the tree hollow see to be so terrified? Each one's expression is more exaggerated than the last. $MU

There’s no need to deny $STRK ’s strength, but mistaking overheating for safety is often when sentiment is most expensive.
I’m watching just one divergence: whether there is still support after breaking above 0.12389. The current price is 0.11982, with volume at 0.53x. The 1-hour and 4-hour trends are both strong, with RSI at 61 and 87, respectively.
If volume continues to increase after breaking above 0.12389, the initiative will favor the bulls; if it breaks below 0.10052 and fails to reclaim it, the short-term outlook is invalidated, and the next level to watch shifts to 0.04797.
Don’t rush

Macro data will be dense this week, so we still cannot let our guard down
I think the most important thing to watch this week remains the US CPI data.
The market has been pricing in expectations that the Federal Reserve will continue raising rates. Although the probability of an October rate hike has declined recently, this does not mean macro pressure has completely disappeared. The real key is whether inflation data will make the market concerned about rate hikes again.
On Wednesday, focus on the US September CPI and core CPI. On Thursday, watch initial jobless claims, retail sales, PPI, and

$ENA remains strong, but the crowding risk is also rising
$ENA 24-hour +8.32%, current price 0.2395. The 1-hour and 4-hour RSI are 69 and 83, respectively. The strength is real, and so is the crowding. The question is not whether it can continue higher, but who will be willing to catch it during the first pullback.
Volume has not confirmed the move: current 1-hour trading volume is only 0.27 times the average volume of the previous 20 candles. Low volume can still move the price quickly, but sustainability must be proven by the next leg. A single test or long candlestick is not enough to draw

$FIL The most dangerous misconception right now is equating “strong momentum” directly with “it’s safe to keep chasing.”
This time, I’m not looking at the gainers and losers rankings, only the price levels. The current price is 1.2337, about 12.93% above the 1-hour support at 1.0742 and about 3.46% below the resistance at 1.2764.
My criteria are simple: only a breakout above 1.2764 followed by continuation would count as an upper-side follow-through; a break below 1.0742 invalidates the original view. The 1-hour and 4-hour trends are both strong, with RSI at 79 and 70, respectively.
The questi

Another incident in the Strait of Hormuz? A tanker hit a mine and exploded, while 22 people were rescued—but tanker capacity looks set to get even tighter… Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said a tanker hit a mine and caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz, while the UAE reported rescuing 22 people from another burning tanker. The two reports don’t line up, but tanker capacity was already stretched, and now another security incident has occurred—won’t freight rates and oil prices jump again? Folks, is this just a false alarm, or is the Red Sea route really about to face major changes?

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October 12 Strategy Plan Priority Ranking, for Followers Only
Specific Priorities for Today
The current price is around 2536; chasing a trade directly here is not recommended.
Priority order:
Pull back to 2528—2534 and go long after stabilization
Push up to 2548—2554 and go short after confirmation of rejection
Break above 2554 effectively, then go long after a pullback confirmation
Break below 2520, then go short after a failed rebound
The worst operations are:
Directly chasing a heavily leveraged long around 2536;
Chasing a short around 2528 without confirmation;
Chasing the rally with high

Daily Trading - BTC
it's always like this, the price matched the analysis but hit SL before continuing its decline 😅.
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$XAUT 10.12 Gold outlook
From the chart, gold prices have staged a low-level recovery rebound from the 4105 low. The current move is merely a technical correction after being oversold and does not represent a trend reversal.
On the daily timeframe, gold prices have rebounded from low levels, while the short-term moving averages are entangled with each other. Overall, the market remains in a range-bound recovery pattern. The MACD green histogram continues to contract, indicating some recovery in short-term bullish momentum; however, the RSI is gradually approaching the overbought zone, while se

Stop avoiding the inevitable. The time is now. Lock tf in.

$LUMIA 24 hours +16.08%, but what is most worth debating now is not the gain or loss, but which one is misleading us—the 1-hour or the 4-hour chart. I would rather lay out the counterargument first.
The bears see the risk of breaking below 0.106, while the bulls need to prove that buyers will still step in after a breakout above 0.1833. Current volume is 0.09x.
The current price is 0.1213, about 12.61% above the 1-hour support at 0.106 and about 51.11% below the resistance at 0.1833. Position determines which side is more urgent; the next level to watch shifts to 0.0758.
It is more reliable to

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10.12 BTC Intraday Market Update
BTC monthly-timeframe hidden divergence; on the weekly timeframe, guard against a downward move to erase the wick; the 3-day timeframe opened high, and MACD is about to form a death cross
The 2-day timeframe is primarily undergoing a high-level correction; the downside hidden divergence on the daily/12-hour timeframes is confirmed; bottom fractals have formed on the 4/6/8-hour timeframes, and MACD is bottoming below zero
Keep a close eye on the 15/30-minute timeframes for high-level short setups intraday; current resistance above is at 84427-84470
Major resista

When Volcker took over the Federal Reserve in 1979, the year-over-year U.S. CPI surged to 14.8% in March 1980. He did not choose to “wait and see.” Instead, he pushed the federal funds rate to around 20% and used money-supply targets to force inflation down. Three years later, CPI had fallen to around 3%, but the cost was two recessions, in 1980 and 1981–1982. The unemployment rate exceeded 10.8% by the end of 1982. Midwestern farmers, squeezed by high interest rates and collapsing land prices, drove their tractors to Washington and blocked the entrance to the Federal Reserve. That was not pol