Ethereum sees biggest exchange withdrawal in four months as October ETF losses top $1 billion
Ethereum’s $407 million exchange withdrawal puts $2,400 in focus as traders assess whale positioning, ETF flows and fading altcoin momentum.
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$TA I’ve taken losses this round, so I can say this with confidence: 0.0608 isn’t a point to chase; it’s the starting point for recovering losses.
Yesterday’s low was 0.0498, and it’s up 14.87% over 24 hours to the current price, with 14.5M in trading volume—the volume is real, but the upper wick at 0.0620 is hard to ignore. Accumulation by funds in the 0.05–0.052 range is clear, and the rally’s pace looks like a futures bulldozer, not retail FOMO.
My plan: scale in on a pullback to 0.057–0.058, with a stop-loss at 0.053 (exit if it breaks below the previous low and the structure fails), and f

$TMFB is showing signs of recovery near $29.70.
Buyers are defending support around $29.35, while $29.85 remains the key resistance.
A clean breakout could open the door toward $30.
Watching for a potential buying opportunity. DYOR!

BNB’s four-hour chart is beginning to show a bullish continuation pattern.
Once the uptrend is confirmed and it holds above 750, a weekly uptrend channel will emerge, followed by an unimaginable massive rally. BNB normally does not diverge from the broader market, so this time platform tokens are very likely to lead BTC, ETH, and other major coins in kicking off a bull market.

It’s not about the money.⚡️
It’s about buying your time back . ⚡️

The most unusual detail in today’s market isn’t the price change, but the divergence in funding rates: $LINK has a funding rate of +0.0045%, while its price edged down 0.35%. Longs are paying to hold positions, indicating that leveraged longs haven’t exited but are instead under pressure. MA5=11.496 remains above MA20=11.4626, and the MACD histogram at +0.02526 remains bullish, but RSI is only 48.6. Momentum and price are diverging, making this a typical tug-of-war between bulls and bears rather than a trending market. The Bollinger Band range of 11.2612–11.664 is relatively narrow, and the 3

Took a long on ethereum:0x6985884c4392d348587b19cb9eaaf157f13271cd
sl: $1.7098
Tp: $1.9285

Good morning) BTC and ETH seem to have recovered a bit, but the other alts haven't. $BTC ‌

💎NEW CALL💎
🚨Crazy ass narrative coming…
$FKOLs
Great meme and narrative with great episodes coming out and a good team running it!
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The best part of tonight wasn’t just Trump saying there would be no strike on Iran today—it was that #BTC this planned trade also came through. On the evening of the 24th, we waited for a pullback instead of chasing the rally, riding the move from around 79,181 to 80,999 and pocketing 1,817 points. The easing news was just the backdrop; what really put us at ease was having our levels mapped out in advance, so we wouldn’t panic either way. We can brag a little when we’ve earned it: gains from waiting patiently really do taste sweeter! No getting carried away from here—we’ll protect the profit

The current bitcoin structure looks bullish

$BNB Current price 742.7, 24h +1.76%, trading volume 62.7M USDT. Technical data: MA5=742.704 is slightly above MA20=742.165; the short-term moving-average structure is bullish, but the gap is extremely narrow, indicating a weak bullish alignment. The MACD histogram remains positive at +0.06105, showing moderate momentum. RSI=54.7 is in neutral-to-strong territory and is not overbought. Bollinger Bands are [736.538, 747.792]; the price is trading just above the middle band, with the bands narrowing. The range over 30 candles is about 4.13%, indicating a narrow consolidation pattern building mo

🏭 Early Monday, the storage sector wobbled again, bringing rent-yielding fab shares along with it
$SL 0.0515, this asset is worth taking a closer look at 🏚️
What Solstice does is divide long-term usage rights to real-world fabs into on-chain shares, one at 0.0515, with rent paid quarterly. This is a different play from trading spot chips—the rent is locked in by long-term contracts, so it won't swing up and down every day with memory prices. The storage sector had some news today, and SLX bounced a little, but the order book is still very thin, and a few large orders can easily knock the pri

$BTW i’m shorting this shit… 2 ways only: up or down
let it duuuump lmfaooo

$CL So my crude oil short position just got bigger again!
Opened at 104.3, added once at 103, and now added again! Average price is around 103.2 now, guys—let’s smash it! If it breaks below 101, I’ll keep adding all the way down to 90😂😂😂😂

Guys, let me share my personal take on BTC

BTC is now around 80.5k. Saturday’s sell-off broke below 80k, briefly touching 79k before recovering—showing that neither bulls nor bears are willing to give up the 80k level easily.

My directional view is clear: bearish in the short term, watchful in the medium term.

Reason: 82k is clear resistance overhead; a rebound to that level would let trapped holders break even. If 79k gives way, price will test the deeper support at 75k.

So there are just three things to do:

- If it rebounds to around 82k, don’t chase; that’s a zone to reduce pos

A rebound is not a reversal; $ZEC this bull-trap rally is a gift-wrapped shorting opportunity.
Recent choppy market conditions have fueled short-term recoveries in many major privacy coins. ZEC surged to test a key resistance zone overhead but failed to hold after multiple attempts. The 4-hour chart shows a clear bearish divergence, and rising volume has consistently failed to keep pace, leaving the bulls with little momentum. This rally is merely a washout rebound within a downtrend: major players are using it to lure in buyers chasing highs, before selling pressure is unleashed and pushes t

Nvidia now has $36B in cloud backstops on its books, plus a guarantee of up to $105B tied to a single OpenAI data center.
The shovel seller is co-signing the loans for the people buying shovels.
Demand is real, guys. Amazon's Andy Jassy says AWS capacity is largely sold out through 2027, with 2028 commitments already piling up.
But corporate bond spreads just hit their widest since May 2025 on fears about debt-funded AI spending.
Everyone agrees the compute is needed, right? The fight is over who ends up holding the debt.
Healthy demand, or vendor financing with extra steps?