$MU can bounce off here easily.
This is a massive support.

Pyth priced $2.04T, or 94.4%, of the $2.16T in real-world asset perp volume traded in Q3 2026. In September, it priced 97.8% of equity volume and 91.5% of commodity volume.
@PythNetwork

I’m numb, I’m numb—the drop has left my scalp tingling. It’s just a little more; the bearish BTC call has only delivered 1,500 points so far. I’m just waiting to snipe you, so give it a little more push. If it can’t break above 83,300, 81,600 becomes much more likely. Just one more wick, then we wait for the U.S. stock market. While celebrating, remember to reduce your position and lock in profits to guard against a news-driven rebound$BTC $ETH #美国9月CPI超预期

AI agents can be deployed in hours. The infrastructure powering them can take years to build.
I think this imbalance is creating a new investment opportunity in crypto: tokenized compute.
We've spent years investing in AI models, applications and agent tokens.
But there's another side of the market worth examining.
Every AI model needs processing power. Every active agent consumes inference, memory and computing resources.
And unlike software, physical compute capacity cannot scale overnight.
New GPUs require capital. Data centers need electricity, cooling, networking and grid connections.
Som

$SNDK ‌ Down 1.92% – Is This the Dip or the Start of a Deeper Correction?"
$SNDK is down 1.92% today to $1,453.90, and the chart is telling a clear story: the short-term trend is bearish.
Here's what I'm seeing:
The Bearish Signals:
· Price is below all key moving averages (MA5: $1,469, MA10: $1,543, MA30: $1,672).
· MACD is negative at -24.45, confirming downward momentum.
· The stock has fallen from a high of $1,909 to $1,453 — a 24% drop.
The Bullish Hope:
· Support at $1,401 is holding for now.
· RSI is approaching oversold territory.
· The AI memory demand story hasn't changed. Hyperscal

Expectations of rate hikes are strengthening; bearish across the board tonight🔥
Currently, $SNDK 's bearish factors have already declined along with the market, but I still expect the opening to remain bearish. The storage sector itself is relatively weak, with funds taking profits.
At present, apart from energy rising due to geopolitical conflicts, non-ferrous metals, technology, and crypto are all under pressure and falling. This wave of bearish factors still needs time to intensify.
SanDisk has currently stopped falling around 1420, which is a support level, but I believe it will most like

Spot on! It has never been just talk!
The ETH pullback came as expected, precisely validating the strategy.
ETH has currently moved 75 points.🔥
The market is actually fair to everyone, but many people keep making trial and error without being able to do anything about it. Let me offer everyone one piece of advice: only by following the trend can you make it out. Taking action does not necessarily guarantee success, but merely thinking about it definitely will not work!
$ETH #微策略两周回购3.69亿美元STRC

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The US September CPI just came out (20:30), and it was hotter than expected.
Headline CPI came in at 3.7% year-over-year, versus 3.6% expected and 3.4% last month; month-over-month CPI was 0.6%, in line with expectations, driven mainly by oil prices.
The key figure was core CPI (excluding food and energy): 0.3% month-over-month, versus 0.2% expected; 2.6% year-over-year, versus 2.5% expected.
Core CPI also exceeded expectations, showing that price increases are not just about oil. The Fed has even less reason to ease, rate-cut expectations are being pushed back, and risk assets are taking an i

$ZZZ Chart Analysis

CPI stilll HOT
FED to hike rates again in Oct

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At what point is $FIGR too cheap, it is the cleanest example of business built on top of tokenization, huge company, and very healthy financials… kind of very tempting to go half FIGR half SECZ

Bitcoin is currently at a critical crossroads: favorable data will likely lead to a breakout above the 84000 resistance level, forming a four-hour uptrend, while unfavorable data will trigger a retest of the support level near 82000
For now, you only need to place orders based on these levels
Update the data immediately at 20:30: bearish or bullish

All I can say is, it feels great. I’ve reminded you so many times—you should have all caught it, right? I even want to keep watching 82,000, 80,800, 80,000, and below the threshold. Feel free to exit and lock in your profits. Don’t follow my example; earning a little more or a little less isn’t that important to me.😁
$BTC #美国9月CPI超预期

$ZIG could be gearing up for another strong move.
The current price range could offer an interesting opportunity before the next leg higher.
Momentum remains worth watching, with $0.10 emerging as the next key target if the rally continues.
Don’t ignore the setup, but manage risk.
#ZIG

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If it were me, would I choose STRC or hold BTC directly?
⚖️ STRC and BTC both appear to be related to Strategy’s capital operations, but in essence they are two completely different investment choices.
If it were me, I would first ask myself: Is the investment goal to pursue potential capital appreciation, or to obtain relatively regular cash income?
The core logic of holding BTC directly is betting on the long-term value of Bitcoin and growth in market demand. It comes with no dividend commitment from an issuer and does not require reliance on a company’s continued buybacks, but price volatil