On Saturday, BTC fell to 79180, then rebounded twice to around 81000; each time, it came under renewed pressure and declined accordingly;
On Saturday, ETH fell to 2280, then rebounded twice to around 2370; it also came under renewed pressure and declined to varying degrees.
Technically, BTC’s oversold rebound failed to break through 81000 before turning sharply lower, with the high moving down again;
It is currently stalling near 80500, with resistance lowered to 81000--81500 and heavy daily resistance at 82000--82500.
Looking at external markets, crude oil bulls have cooled in the short term,

Whales dumping and fleeing! Is a long-side massacre about to unfold? $HYPE
Candlesticks are just the surface; capital flows are what really matter. Whales are transferring coins to exchanges, and every rebound is just to fleece retail traders! A whale has frantically transferred 37.83 million HYPE to a major holder, clearly planning to cash out.
More than 20 million in funds have fled; the major players are all slipping away. Retail traders, don’t get itchy to buy the dip just because prices have fallen a lot. Follow the major players to make money, and whatever you do, don’t catch a falling

$XAUUSD Oh man, gold is getting choppy again. Oh man. I need a big move to make money—big money. Making money has to be efficient—don't traders need to eat? $BTC $ETH These two aren't doing so well either

$CYS ‌
🟡Price: 0.1112
Circulating Supply: 160.8M (~16.08%)
Max Supply: 1B
Market Cap: ~$17.9M
FDV: ~$111–112M.
🟡Only ~16% is circulating. This is a high-dilution token. Major unlocks for Investors (23.62%), Contributors (12.11%), and Foundation (8%) start after the 1-year cliff around 11 Dec 2026. Until then, the main supply risk is residual selling from the recent unauthorized mint + any ecosystem emissions.
🟡Recent event impact: 10M unauthorized mint (~6.2% of circulating) on 17 Oct. ~7.2M was sold. Project plans to burn 7.2M from reserves (not yet confirmed on-chain as of latest reports

Honestly, this is a gift from God.
I dare say no one who’s seen it can resist.

“Hunter Biden’s Laptop” is currently getting brutally smashed on the charts—down over 22% in 24 hours—and bears are firmly in control. Is this a falling knife to avoid, or a bounce play waiting to happen?
$LAPTOP ‌
FDV (Market Context)
· Current Price: $0.04859 (Perp) / $0.04817 (Spot)
· 24h Change: -22.29%
· 24h Volume: 4.69M LAPTOP ($228.09K USDT Turnover)
· Note: While the exact FDV isn't displayed on the screenshot, the relatively low 24h turnover ($228k) combined with the "Meme" tag indicates a low-liquidity, highly volatile micro-cap token. These are easily manipulated but also prone to

$BTC Weekly Update
#BTC has been rejected from the $86.8K resistance, and the latest weekly candle is back around $80K. The recovery is losing steam, with price now moving closer to the lower boundary of the current structure.
Here’s what matters now:
$86.8K: Bulls need a weekly close above this level to confirm a breakout and put $104.5K back in focus, followed by $123.5K.
$73.8K: The key support to watch if selling pressure continues. Losing it could put the recovery at risk.
$54.9K: The next major support zone if the $73.8K level breaks.
My view: The rejection has weakened the bullish case

$BTC and gold both ended up at the bottom!
Bitcoin is down 7.3% year to date. Gold performed even worse, falling 7.5%. Commodities, however, surged 52.5% against the trend! Which of the two popular assets will lead the rebound? The latest annual returns ranking of global assets shows that as of October 23, Bitcoin was down 7.3% year to date and gold was down 7.5%, making them the two major asset classes with the worst performance on the chart. Meanwhile, the commodity index rose 52.5%, U.S. value stocks gained 23.7%, the Nasdaq 100 rose 15.1%, and the S&P 500 climbed 12.3%. This means global

#StriveCEOHintsAtMoreBitcoinBuying $BTC #ShareWeekly
‍#USAIAndCryptoStocksRise
A hint is not a purchase. Before treating Strive’s next move as fresh support, here’s what’s confirmed, what’s inferred, and what the cost basis says.
1. What was actually said
On October 25, the CEO posted a chart of the company’s BTC holdings with a note that a “sats/$SATS perpetual swap has been activated.” Reports read that as a hint at a purchase update next week. I couldn’t confirm what the swap refers to, or any size. Confirmed holdings are still 36,818 BTC as of October 16.
2. The war chest (my math)
The n

$PEPE You can keep watching.
The daily rebound has had decent momentum, with PEPE currently trading around 0.0000044.
Two things are worth watching lately: a large PEPE transfer from an address linked to Justin Sun, and ongoing speculation about a potential PEPE ETF.
However, the broader market is unstable, so there’s no need to rush in. Focus on the 0.000004–0.0000038 range next. If the price retests that range and holds, consider buying in batches.
The appeal of an established meme coin is its high volatility. If a real catalyst emerges, it can rally quickly. But timing matters, so look for

The latest banner image is an office I found while spending time in seclusion abroad at the end of last year.
After drifting amid the hustle and bustle of the crypto world for so many years, it was only then that I gradually settled into a state of mind focused on investment research.
I spent a solid half-year or so on investment research, and as a result, had finished building my positions before the previous big rally, riding the momentum to earn some decent returns.
But October put me to a major test. On one hand, the huge swings in my returns brought intense emotional turmoil; on the other

U.S. Bancorp, which holds $702.966 billion in assets, is cash custodian, transfer agent and administrator for Canary's spot HBAR ETF, which turns one on Wednesday.
BitGo and Coinbase Custody hold all of the fund's HBAR.
@hedera

#CanETHStabilizeAfterThePullback #ShareWeekly $ETH
If you ask me to rank support, volume and flows, I’d say price decides when, flows decide how far, and volume tells you whether to believe the move. Here’s the evidence for each.
1. Price: the floor is being tested right now
ETH is at 2,317.64 on my chart, down about 5.4% from the 2,448.99 I saw on October 21 (my math). It sits between its support at 2,308.43 (-0.4%) and its 99-day average at 2,327.00 (+0.4%), a band under 1% wide. One report has ETH touching a low of $2,276 on October 24, about 1.0% below the 2,299 floor I flagged earlier, b

There are still too many people shorting, and they’ve pushed funding rates negative.

$DOGE Currently at 0.07677, 24H +0.091%, high 0.07769, low 0.07595. Both the 1H and 4H charts are weak: 1H RSI is 42.5 and EMA20 is 0.0769; 4H RSI is 37.7 and EMA20 is 0.0777, with the 4H structure looking weaker. For an upside move, price needs to hold above the 0.07769 resistance. A break below the 0.07595 support would signal further weakness. In the next review, the key changes to check are whether price can hold above 0.07769 and whether it can reclaim 0.07595 after losing it. Volume is only 0.81x the average of the past 20 bars, so a single breakout needs confirmation from participation.

Your son is no longer difficult to medicate, Mother Empress. There’s no need to bring out your six years of dog-raising expertise. I can take this medicine myself.

Gold's five-win intraday streak is over!
Short at 4010, stop-loss at 4016, -6 points, -849🔪$XAUT