Today’s core assessment: ETH is currently in a post-decline consolidation and recovery phase, with a cautious-to-bearish short-term bias. The priority is to wait for signals to short a rebound, while keeping a breakout-long plan in reserve. Blindly chasing rallies or selling off at current levels is not recommended.
The latest market reports show ETH at approximately $2,413–$2,460 on October 17, with quote times varying by source; BTC is trading around $81,000. Whether ETH can regain and hold $2,450–$2,480 will be an important indicator of whether the short-term rebound can continue.
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$ENA SHORT TRADE
ENTRY: 0.19745
TARGET: 0.1686
STOPLOSS: 0.20225

Does everyone still remember this photo that once caused a sensation across the country?

The data looks off. $BTW is currently at 2.1917, up 31.97% in 24 hours, but look at the range—the low was 1.6025 and the high was 2.2885, with intraday swings of over 40%. Even stranger, the trading volume was 204.8M. For a coin that just made a sudden move, that kind of volume isn’t something retail traders can generate.
I entered around 1.75 last week, with a simple thesis: the daily chart had been moving sideways on declining volume for three days, then suddenly broke above the previous high on a volume spike—a classic signal that accumulation was over. After I bought, the first rally took

BTC (1H) Bitcoin is consolidating near $81.5K while holding its ascending trendline support.
A bounce could target $81.8K–$82.2K, while losing $81K risks another move toward $80.6K.

The Fed has entered its blackout period ahead of its policy meeting. After Powell’s remarks at the IMF, market-implied odds of a rate hike in October fell to 15%. Traders are reassessing inflation resilience and employment data, and previously hawkish expectations have cooled rapidly. Long-term Treasury yields have also fluctuated, giving risk assets a short-term respite. However, most institutions caution that sticky inflation has not been fully contained, and there is still considerable uncertainty about when the rate-cut cycle will begin.

#DOGE #WCTCS9 Dogecoin may see its first major daily death cross of 2026: Is a potential trend shift approaching?
A potential trend shift could counter bearish pressure and invalidate the current setup.
Dogecoin could see its first daily death cross of 2026, as moving averages point to convergence in the coming days. The daily 50-day moving average is currently sloping downward, while the daily 200-day moving average is flattening, highlighting the potential for a death cross. Dogecoin saw its first daily golden cross of 2026 in October, but profit-taking in the crypto market drove its price d

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$BTC Evening outlook: 10.17.
The consolidation zone marked by the red box above has broken down. Repeated rebounds failed to break above the 82614 resistance and hold there; a failed attempt to break resistance inevitably leads to a pullback.
The pullback then broke below the 81788 support. After that, there were several attempts to reclaim and trade above 81788 resistance, as indicated by the white arrow above, but they failed. Is there any problem with opening a short here?
No, because it meets the conditions for a short. Which conditions are those?
First, the current trend is down, because

Sui's own stablecoin just hit a record $80M supply.
USDsui is issued by Stripe's Bridge, and the yield it earns buys $SUI on the open market. 830,300 SUI so far, worth about $646K.
Small numbers with a real flywheel. How big does this need to get before it moves the price?

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!
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$BTC
The Nasdaq plunged 5.5% in a week
The AI myth is starting to deflate
Damn
Guys
Tech stocks are really fucking done for this time
The Nasdaq 100 plunged 5.5% this week
Its biggest weekly drop in 18 months
Chip stocks have taken hit after hit
AI infrastructure companies are also being reassessed by the market
Before, everyone was busy asking who would benefit from the AI boom
Now they're starting to ask another, more painful question
When will all this AI investment
actually earn its money back?
What the fuck are we supposed to do?
The most practical question is right in front of us
The nu

#USMemoryStocksExtendLosses
#ShareWeekly
Memory chip stocks are in a sharp drawdown, and the selloff has now stretched across several sessions. Micron (MU), SanDisk (SNDK), Western Digital (WDC) and Seagate (STX) have all been sliding, but the damage is not evenly spread. Micron has fallen roughly 14% over the five sessions through October 14, even though it is still up about 97% over six months and about 191% year to date. That gap between recent weakness and the long-term run is the core of the debate right now. Below I walk through what is driving the move, where the key levels sit, and h

BULLISH 🚀🚀🚀: $ASTER is a must-have in a portfolio
$6-9 is a good price target, the structure looks obvious to me, it will go up all at once in almost a straight line. That is what has happened more often than not with structures like these ones.

“The S&P 500 should really be called the S&P 1,000.” I had to hear that twice before it clicked. The first time, I took it as a throwaway joke. The second time, it hit me: It’s called the 500, but its weighting looks more like “the top 100 set the direction, while the rest just tag along.” The biggest weights among the top 100 pull the index along, while the other 900—using “1,000” as a metaphor—are basically just scenery. For example, in 2023, the market-cap-weighted S&P 500 gained about 24%, while the equal-weight version gained about 14%. In 2024, the top ten constituents at one point made

$METIS I checked the gainers list this afternoon and spotted this one right away. It's up more than 7% today and over 20% for the week, with bulls and bears battling it out halfway up the mountain. The project itself hasn't had any major new developments; the latest is that support for Stargate will end on the 23rd of this month, so liquidity will have to be withdrawn manually. I said this morning to stay away, and the price is even higher now. My view hasn't changed: it's fine to watch from the sidelines at this stage high, but chasing it isn't a good idea. It's only up a little compared with

Young people don't play fair—they really know how to twist the knife 🤣

$LSK #LSK
Breaking Falling Wedge.
Successful retest could trigger 50-55% rise during short term✍️