#ETHPullsBackTo2200
Ethereum Is Falling Toward $2,200 While Bitcoin Holds Its Ground. Is ETH Losing Its Position in This Market Cycle?
Ethereum's latest decline is revealing a problem that goes deeper than general crypto-market weakness. Bitcoin has also experienced a significant correction, but ETH has been struggling to attract the same level of institutional demand. The difference in ETF flows, market positioning and investor confidence is becoming increasingly important.
I believe the current weakness needs to be understood from three perspectives: institutional capital, Ethereum's compet

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AI is growing, revenues are multiplying… But is this growth really turning into money?
Google Cloud’s third-quarter results have brought one of the technology sector’s most important debates back into focus.
On one hand, cloud revenue grew 103% year over year; on the other, net profit fell 25% and free cash flow turned negative.
The story behind the numbers is quite significant.
Google Cloud generated $30.7 billion in revenue in the third quarter. What’s more, operating profit rose from $3.6 billion to $11.1 billion. In other words, the growth of the cloud business is showing

155 | The contract address hasn't changed, so the rules won't either?
The contracts mentioned here are on-chain smart contracts.
When looking at a project, I’d like to add one item to my watchlist: Does it have upgrade authority, and who can change the logic that actually gets executed?
Some projects use proxy contracts. The address users interact with can stay the same, while the implementation contract behind it can be updated. So, “it’s still the same address” doesn’t necessarily mean the rules have stayed unchanged all along.
Upgrades can fix problems or add features, but they also mean we

Weak, with $ENA currently at 0.189, down 5.263%. The 1-hour RSI has fallen to 29, nearing oversold territory, but hourly trading volume is only 2.17% of normal. A steep drop only shows that selling pressure has occurred; it doesn’t prove anyone is actually buying at support. Oversold conditions without volume look more like a slide through a vacuum.
If the price keeps hovering near the 0.1658 support but still can’t bring volume back, can this oversold condition really be treated as confirmation of a bottom?
My view: demand for a rebound is growing, but there’s still no evidence of a reversal;

😢 I woke up and didn’t expect the first thing I’d see to be news of an exchange hack. $BTC also quickly fell.
These sudden events are indeed difficult to predict in advance. However, a considerable portion of the stolen funds has already been frozen, and the remaining losses are within the means of a leading exchange to absorb. The focus will most likely be on compensation and handling the aftermath.
Looking at the market, $BTC has some support around $76.4k and the previous low near $75k. For those who have been waiting for a pullback, this sudden negative news has instead created a lower

#ETH回落2200美元
Ethereum has recently declined toward the $2,200 level, marking a notable soft patch in its price action amid a broader market pullback. At the same time, Bitcoin has eased toward approximately $77,000.
While both assets have experienced downward pressure in recent sessions, the real story lies not only in the absolute price moves but in the divergent flow of capital between the two. Institutional and investor money has continued to favor Bitcoin more consistently through regulated products, even as prices for both have softened. This divergence highlights structural and sentime

154 | Someone has already bought on-chain—am I still in time to follow?
When I see an address buy in, the first thing I want to ask is not “Should I follow?” but “When did this transaction happen?”
The time the trade was executed on-chain, the time the alert was pushed, and the time I actually saw the message are three different points in time.
For example, suppose someone completed a purchase ten minutes ago, and I’m only seeing the screenshot now. The price has already risen a fair bit in between, so the cost and room to exit I’m facing are already different from theirs.
What’s more, a singl

BTC: Go long at the current price of 77,800, with a stop-loss at 74,800 and targets at 80,700/83,000.
BTC dropped to 76,400 this morning, but has already climbed back to 77,800.
When the news of the theft broke, over a billion in long positions were liquidated, and everyone who was going to run has already left. Fewer and fewer people are still selling, and buyers step in as soon as the price touches 76,400 on the way down. It looks like the panic selling is nearly over.
On top of that, more than half of the stolen funds have already been frozen, and Binance says it will cover the shortfall. T

Hyper barely fell under these circumstances, which is practically a miracle. So is bad news for CEXs good news for DEXs?
hyperliquid:native

eToro, the Nasdaq-listed broker with 4.36 million funded accounts, lets its users buy and sell Kaspa's KAS.
More than 804,000 addresses now hold KAS.
@kaspaunchained

#IntelBeatsEarningsButStockPlunges #GateSquareHalloween
Intel delivered a clear earnings beat in the third quarter, yet the stock still collapsed in after-hours trading. Adjusted earnings per share came in at 52 cents, crushing the Wall Street consensus that had settled near 40 to 41 cents — a beat of roughly 27 to 30 percent. Revenue hit 16.51 billion dollars, up 21 percent year-over-year and essentially matching the 16.5 billion dollar expectation. The data-center and AI segment exploded higher, posting a 78 percent surge to 7.3 billion dollars.
On pure numbers, this should have been a pos

$ADA was trading at $0.1839 by 20:22 (00:22 GMT). down 10.33% on the day. It was the largest one-day percentage loss since June 5.
The move downwards pushed Cardano’s market cap down to $6.9402B, or 0.27% of the total cryptocurrency market cap. At its highest, Cardano’s market cap was $94.8001B.

$REZ Have things really calmed down, or are we just luring people in, preparing for the next wave of decline? Trending names: $APR : Current price 0.05931 - 24-hour change: +25.21%$BTC : Current price 78,400 - 24-hour change: -2.15%

Grandpa stumbled, but we won't let him fall too hard. We bought it all back. But HYPE didn't follow grandpa.
#HYPE

AKE | Short 🔴 | Bearish | 15-minute, 24-hour: -11.29% | Volume: 34.5M USDT. Short rationale: Price is below EMA200; EMA20/50/200 are bearishly aligned; RSI14 is 36.5; the MACD histogram is negative; ADX14 is 29.7; volume is 1.59 times the 20-candle average; trend pullback/continuation. Entry price: 0.019356. Stop loss: 0.0214687. Take profit 1: 0.0167151 | Take profit 2: 0.0151306 | Take profit 3: 0.013018. Entry price is for reference only; do not chase trades. The strategy is invalidated if the stop-loss level is hit. This is a technical analysis strategy only and does not constitute financ

The transaction keeps spinning. Should I click again?
What makes me most anxious about on-chain transactions is when the page keeps spinning while prices are still moving. But when that happens, I check the transaction status first.
A page that hasn’t updated doesn’t mean the transaction wasn’t submitted. If I have a transaction hash, I check the relevant block explorer to see whether it’s still pending, has succeeded, or has failed. Before I’ve confirmed what happened, submitting another transaction could turn what was meant to be a single action into two.
For example, regular Ethereum accoun

Let’s first review the intraday outlook we shared yesterday: BTC moved 2,200 points, while ETH moved 75 points. The market saw the corresponding volatility as expected.
As for today’s sharp drop, many of you are wondering what caused it. In fact, this move resulted from multiple bearish developments converging.
Among the events with the biggest impact, a leading exchange was hit by a hacker attack in the early hours, with cumulative losses of around 6 billion U. The news immediately shook market confidence.
Meanwhile, US-Iran tensions remain elevated, increasing geopolitical risks and quickly