$ETH is dominating the latest stablecoin DEX activity.
7 day trading volume growth:
Ethereum: +$7.0B
Tron: +$882.7M
Hyperliquid: +$657.5M
Arbitrum: +$379.8M
Base: +$374.9M
ETH added nearly 8x more volume to next.
Stablecoin liquidity is becoming increasingly active onchain.

$INIT This 14.56% surge came with 24h trading volume hitting 32.4M, but don’t rush to chase it—the real backdrop today is Nasdaq futures trading sideways on lower volume ahead of the Fed minutes, the Dollar Index stuck near 104.2 without a clear direction, and crude oil held at $82 by the Middle East risk premium. I looked at the data for the past three months: the 30-day rolling correlation between BTC and Nasdaq futures is still 0.68, meaning crypto isn’t moving independently right now—it’s following macro liquidity expectations. $INIT This kind of small-cap pump is essentially in-market cap

$TAO finally got that 1M DSS Bressert cross
SRSI is above 20 but no confirmation yet on the MACD
Still bullish for the next years, one of my biggest allocations 🫡

☀️ GM! The report cards are out, but the market gave them different grades. 🎮
🏦 The Fed holds interest rates steady
💻 Microsoft Azure's business grew 48% year over year, and the stock rose after hours
🌐 Google Cloud grew 103% year over year, but Alphabet shares fell after hours
📌 Today, let's talk: What kind of report card earns top marks from the market?
📊 Growth, profitability, or AI investment—which matters most to you?
👀 After Microsoft and Google, can Amazon deliver another surprise?
💬 After seeing this news, will you adjust your trading plan?
The market has already given its grad

Just lie flat... but I want to make money while lying down. You can listen to Brother Sun, but trade his coins sparingly—they'll fleece you

A Whale’s "Two-Sided" Move: A Simple Buy, or a Balancing Act?
An address tagged as a "whale" has added liquidity to the ZIG/USDT pool on PancakeSwap three consecutive times. At first glance, it’s easy to assume that someone is making a massive purchase. In reality, however, the situation is a bit more nuanced: this move involves providing liquidity to both sides of the trading pair. Rather than a one-sided bet on a "pump," this is an effort to build the infrastructure that allows the market to breathe. Meanwhile, another address has withdrawn a small amount of liquidity—a typical, natural adju

$ETH is trading at $2,269.37!
ETH continues to navigate the market around the $2.2K level. Traders are watching closely for a stronger breakout that could bring renewed bullish momentum. The next move will be worth watching!

The one about watching sports has gone through another iteration. Do people really make a living from sports betting?😂

Sunday is for touching the grass 🌱

Weak. $NEAR is currently at 4.336. The one-hour RSI has entered oversold territory, but the four-hour trend remains weak, and trading volume is only a little over one-tenth of the average. Oversold conditions only indicate that selling pressure has occurred; they don't prove that anyone is actually defending support. Price is near the intraday low. If oversold conditions really mean a bottom is in, why hasn't participation picked up as well? Only after price reclaims and holds above intraday resistance would it be worth reassessing the outlook as stronger; a break below 4.324 would confirm con

Not sure we'll see strength return to the stock market until we get more data on whether 2026 marks a peak in revenue growth for $ANT/OAI, with a steep slowdown in 2027
Even if we get a resolution with Iran, doubts about capex financing will persist as long as it's unclear whether AI can really scale to trillions in annual revenue before 2030

The next 2 months can change your entire life, a lot can still happen this year
The breakthrough you prayed for, worked for, and waited for can still happen before this year ends.
Don’t slow down, Don’t quit,
You can still Finish this year stronger than you started it.
Happy New Month Billionaires
ForeverInProfit 🥂

Gold hits a one-year low, but oversold doesn’t mean the bottom is in.
Friday closed at $3,875, down 3.63% on the day. The dollar was unchanged (DXY 101.99); rate-hike expectations drove the selloff: two Fed votes for a hike on 10/28, PCE at 3.6%, roughly 70% odds of a December hike, plus margin liquidations amid the tech stock rout.
The daily close was below the Bollinger lower band at $3,943 and MA20 at $4,099. Three-timeframe Juezhao scores were 39/38/36, all in sell territory.
Next week, watch whether $3,800 breaks; a rebound back above $3,886 would be needed for a recovery.
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Happy 1st November, did anyone dress up as unprofitable trader yesterday?

I really want to know, in a situation like this,
should you turn left or right?
Move forward or back?

Let's also take a look at the current capital expenditure rankings.