Is breaking below the previous low tonight still far off?
Is ETH at 22–2100 still far off?
I've been saying this since the start of the month
But BTC is holding firm at 80800
If it breaks below, ETH will accelerate straight down

#GateBTCAndETHFuturesVolumeRanksTopBTC and ETH Futures Volume Ranks Among the Top Three
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Bitcoin and Ethereum remain two of the most closely watched assets in the digital economy. Bitcoin represents the leadi

$ETH - Update
No demand set in yet, so just looking for new lows now.

#比特币短线站上8.2万美元 Sideways action after 1 a.m. is the most honest: what you think is “no market movement” is both bulls and bears waiting for the other side to blink first, while the exchange collects fees from both sides.
Who’s most likely to get wrecked today
BTC at 81,166, down just 0.056% in 24h, but whipped back and forth between 82,295 → 80,819 twice.
ETH is hurting the most: 2,371, down 1.32% in 24h. It just hit the ceiling at 2,430 yesterday, and gave up over a percentage point in five hours.
SOL at 102.41, stuck on the roller coaster between 101.25–104.79; BNB at 712.82, down 0.08% in 24

🐋 WHALE WATCH : Everyone is blindly screaming Uptober but they arent looking at the actual data.
Since 2013 $BTC has NEVER closed two consecutive Octobers in the red We bled out last October which means a red close this month would literally make a decade of history.
Were currently down mid month. Are we about to break a 13 year trend or is the God candle coming to save the monthly close ?

$SKHYNIX If you don't even dare buy or hold Hynix at over 800, you might as well quit playing U.S. stocks now. Just blindly buy Hynix and be done with it—go all in on Hynix.

The ugliest Mercedes C-Class ever is here···😂
Are Mercedes-Benz and BMW competing to see whose designs are uglier?

$ETH Longs strike back‼️‼️ Dear followers 💞 💞 I see $ETH rebounding from $2,364 to $2,375 after a sharp drop.... If buyers hold this level, $2,405 could be the next target! Entry: $2,364 | Take profit: $2,405 | Stop loss: below $2,355 l

$PAPER did $10M in 6 hours on hypercore with 3x leverage (on a sunday)
expecting at least $10M/day in volume on hyperEVM once it’s tradable
this is a nest-2:native bullpost

$HYPE
It’s fallen to the bottom of the range and you still dare to add shorts? Open interest is up more than 10% in a week, yet the price has crashed this hard—the bears are jumping into a pit of their own making 😏 Don’t chase shorts at the bottom. A rebound is the bulls’ chance to get out; don’t buy into a spike 😤

#WCTCS9 #每周来晒 Gold posted a recovery move this week, falling first and then rising. At the start of the week, it was hit by bearish CPI data, with prices plunging to a swing low of 4073, a recent low. Oversold buyers then entered the market in succession to provide support, driving gold to rebound in choppy trading. It is currently trading around 4163, with overall sideways consolidation in a low range.
After CPI came in above expectations, market expectations for a Fed rate cut in October cooled sharply, with bets even beginning to shift toward a further delay in the timing of rate cuts. Aft

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EGY is on the radar… are you following yet? 🔥
$BTC
$ETH
$NEAR
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$SUI SHORT
entry: 0.9597tp1: 0.9450tp2: 0.9250sl 0.9900has slipped from nearly 1.00. Buyers need to defend the current area; otherwise, the price could revisit lower support.

#美股存储板块跌幅扩大
The core question is whether this represents a healthy correction following a rally driven by artificial intelligence (AI), or the beginning of a deeper repricing process within the storage sector. Rather than buying simply because prices have fallen, it would be more prudent to focus on earnings expectations, memory pricing, and whether each company can maintain its profit margins.
My perspectives on storage sector stocks:
* Micron (MU): Monitor demand for DRAM and HBM, memory growth linked to AI, and gross profit margin forecasts. Strong AI demand could bolster earnings, though

#晒出我的持仓收益
How far are we from breaking the previous low tonight?
Is ETH at 22-2100 still far off?
I've been saying this since the beginning of the month.
But BTC's 80800 level is indeed holding strong.
If it breaks below, ETH will accelerate sharply.

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$STRK Down 12.8% in a day, now at 0.0592, just a hair above the 24h low of 0.0589—this isn’t a pullback; someone’s rushing for the exit.
Here’s one thing that’ll make it clear. STRK is Starknet’s token. What Starknet does is basically build an “expressway” for Ethereum: when the Ethereum mainnet is congested and expensive, it moves a bunch of transactions onto its own fast lane, then bundles them up and sends them back to the mainnet for confirmation. You don’t need to remember the term ZK-Rollup; just remember it means “process 1,000 transactions and submit one summary,” saving on fees. In th

Looking at the latest employment and economic data over the past few days, along with the real circumstances of many people around me, one trend that has been discussed countless times but remains seriously underestimated has once again been confirmed: in the future, most people will have to rely on the service sector and domestic consumption to make a living. It is basically impossible for manufacturing and exports to absorb a vast workforce again.
Many people are still hoping that factory expansions or a surge in foreign trade orders will drive employment, but that is completely misguided. T