$BTC
My higher-timeframe outlook remains unchanged. Market structure is still bullish, but I do have some concerns regarding short-term price action.
Although we are currently holding the range lows and value area, I’m not liking the H4 acceptance below the 200 MA. The amount of time we’re spending around these lows without any meaningful buying pressure is also a concern. We need to see stronger momentum develop if price is going to rotate back towards the range highs.
There is significant market inefficiency below the range lows, which could see price bleed back towards the mid-$70Ks to fill

⚡ Margarita decided to stop waiting for the power to come back on.
Fedecámaras Nueva Esparta, led by Gabriel Briceño, signed an agreement with Swing Energy so businesses on the island can purchase power generation equipment with financing and favorable terms.
The goal: operational continuity in the face of an electricity service that hits Margarita particularly hard.
But this goes beyond power. Think about it:
🔌 Point-of-sale systems that stay on: every power outage means a lost sale and a P2P transaction left unfinished. With self-generation, businesses can keep processing sales and the flow

🚨 While everyone is shorting on Black Monday
This whale Bets just opened a $110 million against retailers
$BTC #BTC
Long with 40x leverage.
Does he knows something ?

— intraday trading —
$INJ buy zone now 🟢🟢🟢

Waiting for October to pass and see what happens after the midterms, because we should eventually have larger exit liquidity before December arrives, so a red or neutral close in October would be the best thing that could happen right now to set up a move higher in November into mid December, mostly because it would reset this numb sentiment which is still divided between bears and bulls without a clear victory call from either side.
Based on the calendar returns, both structurally and time wise, we are in a very similar environment to early to mid 2019 when the rally ended in June, yet this t

Today's key view: ETH is weak in the short term, with the $2,380—$2,400 support zone in focus. The preferred approach is to wait for a rebound and a short signal, but avoid blindly chasing shorts near support; only consider a short-term trend recovery if ETH regains and holds above $2,450, then breaks above $2,500.
As of the latest market snapshot available today, ETH is around $2,398.68, down about 1% over 24 hours; BTC has recently been trading around $82,000. Since today is Sunday, liquidity may be lower than on weekdays, so be especially alert to false breakouts and sudden wicks in the sho

🏦 Delcy Rodríguez ruled out dollarizing the economy and defended the bolívar’s monetary sovereignty. For those moving USDT through P2P, the real question isn’t whether there will be formal dollarization, but how much weight the parallel market will carry at next week’s exchange counter.
The statement, made at Fedecámaras’ Annual Assembly, confirms one thing: the dollar will not be formally recognized as legal tender in the short term. In practical terms, the gap between the BCV’s official exchange rate and parallel market rates will continue to be where prices, wages, and savings are determin

The Pons commemorative coin was issued on Ant Group's Whale Explorer platform

Someone asked me why I went all-in on CRCL. I missed out on Bitcoin earlier, so I could only look for a relatively safer project. I don’t want to be a dead fish anymore—it’s that simple. I originally planned to build positions in BTC, SOL, and CRCL. The first two have already risen, while CRCL is the only one still at a low level. I want to take a shot, and I can accept being stuck for a year.

Economic Calendar Outlook👁️
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This past week...
South Korea’s stock market had its worst week since 2008. Down 14.5%
Chip stocks had their longest losing streak in almost 20 years
CoreWeave fell 25% & the market started pricing its debt like there’s a 60% chance it defaults
Oil closed at almost $110
The VIX almost hit 20
& my timeline was full of people calling it the start of the AI crash...
So what did the S&P 500 do?
Down 1.95% for the week...
It’s 2% off its all time high & still up about 12% on the year.
This is not a crash my friends...
So what did I do this week?
Pretty much nothing.
Allocated a little more to a few

$AVA ‌AVA/USDT – Spot
🧘‍♂️ Why did AVA go to therapy? Because it couldn't break out of its own box. 📊
Bias: Bullish consolidation. RSI is neutral (51.54) and price is chopping sideways between 0.3700 and 0.3984. Awaiting a breakout or breakdown.
📈 Long – Breakout
Entry: 0.3990 – 0.4020
(Break above local range high)
TP1: 0.4100
TP2: 0.4227
TP3: 0.4350
SL: 0.3900
📈 Long – Pullback Buy
Entry: 0.3720 – 0.3750
(Confluence: EMA25 0.3738 + local support)
TP1: 0.3850
TP2: 0.3950
TP3: 0.4050
SL: 0.3650
📉 Short – Rejection
Entry: 0.3980 – 0.4020
(Rejection from local top)
TP1: 0.3850
TP2: 0.3750

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#crypto $sol

They wouldn't sweep $60K would they...?

I was wrong last round; today, I’ll make it right.
Last night at 20:22, I wrote that $SOL had no one taking the other side, so I wouldn’t chase it—the 1.36 odds weren’t worth it.
Twenty-four hours later, it has barely moved, up 0.3%.
At 5 a.m., it plunged to 101.17, then climbed back on its own.
Where was I wrong?
I only looked at the long/short ratio, not the volume.
That plunge involved 270,000 contracts; the previous candle had only 30,000.
It was stop-loss orders resting below that got hit, not longs giving up.
Now it’s back at 104.18, just 0.54% below 104.74 overhead.
Upside 0.54%, downs

ZEC at $1,125: are you buying the dip or running for your life?
From $1,697 down to $1,125, 30% wiped out, ETF funds seeing consecutive net outflows, and everyone online shouting “the privacy coin bubble has burst”—but just as everyone panics, the NU7 upgrade decision enters its countdown on October 20. Is this a shakeout by whales ahead of the upgrade, or has it really peaked?
First, the surface picture: bad news is piling up, but the price hasn’t completely collapsed.
Down 4% in 24 hours, down 23–28% in 30 days, and a 30%+ pullback from the September high of $1,697. Market cap of $19 billion