$BTC managed to reclaim the previous range and is currently trading above $82.8K
If it holds above that level and the OBV Trend turns bullish on lower timeframes, the bulls will regain control

On October 10 last year, Bitcoin crashed from $122,000 to $105,000 in a single day
$19 billion in futures positions were liquidated, and 1.6 million accounts were wiped out
Three days later, it clawed back to $114,000
Today, one year later, it’s at $83,000
27% below that rebound level
Still 34% below the $126,000 peak from October 6 last year
Tariffs were the trigger, and liquidations followed
Ethereum dropped 15% that day
More than 85% of the liquidated positions were longs
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $680 million in outflows this week, ending three consecutive weeks of inflows

Before CPI is released, don’t mistake a pause in rate hikes for liquidity easing
The easiest way to lose money in crypto is to mistake “nothing worse” for “an immediate turnaround.” U.S. September CPI will be released at 20:30 Beijing time on October 14, followed by PPI at the same time on October 15. These two nights are worth watching closely.
First, the data already released: August CPI rose 3.4% year over year and 0.4% month over month; core CPI rose 2.4% year over year and 0.3% month over month. Gasoline prices rose 3.9% for the month, accounting for more than one-third of the overall mon

Time spares no one, but it also teaches us to let go.

celestia:native UP 130% FROM OUR ENTRY | IS A $10 RALLY NEXT?
Everyone Called #Celestia Dead, But TIA/USDT Has Already Rallied 130% From Our Previous Accumulation Zone!
I'm Still Watching For A Bigger Recovery Toward $5–$10 In The Next Bull Cycle. My Previous Analysis Remains Valid.
NEW TIA/USDT ACCUMULATION ZONE: $0.45–$0.31
BULLISH FLIP: $0.62487
A Confirmed HTF Close Above $0.62487 Could Signal A Major Market Structure Shift. After The Breakout, Pullbacks Could Create Higher-Low Buying Opportunities.
No Need To Chase Price. Wait For The Zone And Manage Risk Properly.
Can #TIA Deliver A Mass

11/10
monochrome
while loitering in the neighborhood

TOKEN2049 Meets Gate: The Crypto Industry’s Next Stop Cannot Be Just Candlestick Charts and Coffee
In the crypto industry, many people check the market as soon as they open their eyes each morning, then check their accounts once more before bed, as if life cannot end until the candlestick chart closes. But if we pull back slightly from the trading interface, we can see that the industry’s true development still depends on connections between technical exchange, project collaboration, product innovation, and global markets.
Gate’s appearance at TOKEN2049 offers a useful entry point for observin

#BTC回调触及81000美元
BTC Retests $81,000: A Rebound Is Here, but a Bottom Still Needs Proof
Bitcoin pulling back from around $87,000 to briefly touch $81,000, followed by a recovery toward $82,000, creates an important decision point. My view is that the rebound deserves attention, but it does not yet settle the debate between a temporary recovery and a lasting bottom. A market can bounce because sellers pause, short positions close, or buyers begin testing support. Those forces do not all produce the same outcome. What matters next is whether buyers can defend the recovery when selling pressure r

📈 SUI Gains 54% in Four Weeks, Outpacing Bitcoin and Ether
SUI gained about 54% over four weeks through Oct. 10, far outpacing bitcoin and ether, even as the token pulled back over the latest week. The rally coincided with growth in Sui’s DeFi liquidity, though that expansion was smaller than the price increase.
The token traded at about $1.11 at 6:50 p.m. ET, up from $0.7218 at 6 p.m. ET on Sept. 12, according to CoinGecko. The Defiant’s calculation using the same starting time and synchronized latest quotes puts bitcoin’s gain at 7.3% and ether’s decline at 0.8% over the approximately 28-da

#FedSeptemberMinutesLeanHawkish #每周来晒 #PlanYourTradesThisWeek
THE FED’S HAWKISH MESSAGE: OCTOBER RATE-HIKE EXPECTATIONS, CPI AND THE NEXT MARKET MOVE
The Federal Reserve’s September meeting minutes have renewed an important question for investors: Will inflation force the Fed to maintain restrictive monetary policy, or will weakening economic momentum eventually give policymakers room to ease?
My view is that markets are approaching a sensitive period. The October 14 US CPI report could influence expectations for interest rates and trigger significant moves across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana,

✅From a trader’s perspective, how should we observe the market before and after the election?
I would divide the trading process into three stages, rather than presuming a direction in advance.
👀Stage One: Now through November 2 — trading expectations
Core question: Has the market already priced in the election results?
Track changes in polling and market expectations, but do not treat polls directly as trading signals.
Observe whether BTC is outperforming or underperforming the Nasdaq, and whether spot trading volume and ETF flows are supporting any rise.
Pay attention to US Treasury yields,

$ACT #ACT
Testing Resistance from verge of Triangle.
Breakout could provide 100% bullish wave ✍️

GM, everyone is trading on pumpfun but I really like trading the pumpfun perpetual chart, it's been the easiest % for my community and me this whole week

The most unusual detail in today’s market action is not the gain itself, but that $CFX
’s funding rate is -0.0473%. Despite a 31.40% 24h surge and the price holding around 0.06968 at the upper Bollinger Band, the funding rate is negative—meaning shorts in perpetual contracts are still paying longs, and short-selling pressure has not capitulated but is instead adding to positions against the trend. This combination of “price up, funding rate negative” usually appears in the middle of a trend rather than at the end.
To assess whether the trend is healthy using moving averages, focus on two point

Let’s talk about trading volume fluctuations on stock derivatives exchanges today. The RootData rankings show that the 24h trading volume of the top five exchanges is down: Hyperliquid fell 28.99%, with trading volume of approximately $2.16B; Gate fell 13.04%, with trading volume of approximately $776 million.
When macro uncertainty hits, the derivatives market cools immediately, which is normal. But even though both are down, the difference in the declines is quite interesting. Hyperliquid fell the most, while Gate fell the least. Why?
I think it may be related to user composition. Hyperliqui

This is what was terrifying about the top scholar in ancient times

The people who bought Bitcoin in 2010 are not legends.
The people who bought in 2010 and held through every pump and dump... Those are the real legends.
Buying early was easy.
Holding was not.

$XLM long
entry 0.1973tp 0.2020tp 0.2085sl 0.1900at this price looks like a chance to catch an early move rather than chase one that’s already stretched. I’m taking the bullish side, but I’d want to see the price actually follow through before getting too confident.