Do the L, nature! #LETSGOLULA1️⃣3️⃣

$BTC Cryptocurrency is pretty much done, it's over, and most have liquidated their positions

Let’s see how the Gallic Rooster is dealing with stablecoins!
France proposes a flat 31.4% tax on gains from certain stablecoin swaps—could tax liability arise even if you don’t convert them to euros?
Reports say France’s National Assembly has passed an amendment to a related budget bill that would, starting January 1, 2027, tax gains from exchanging crypto assets for e-money tokens compliant with the MiCA framework, including USDC and EURC.
But note that this is still a proposal pending further review and has not yet become law. Whether USDT will be excluded will also depend on the final bill

$BASED is making the original idea look increasingly wise.
So far, I’m happy with this trade. The results are good. My watchlist today is: $BT and $ARIA .

On October 16, UZEC/USDC spot trading volume on Hyperliquid reached about $17.54 million over the past 24 hours, exceeding UETH/USDC volume of $12.24 million by about 43.3%. According to BlockBeats On-chain Detection, UZEC rose about 11.81% during the same period to $1,231.20, while large sales were also recorded.
One large holder sold 2,000 UZEC from last night through the reporting period at an average price of $1,087.44, for about $2.17 million in proceeds. The account still held 7,657.53 UZEC at the time of the check. At least two other accounts made one-way purchases totaling about $1.23

Crypto Fear & Greed Crypto Fear & Greed Index Drops to 55 Today, Down from 63 Yesterday Drops to 55 Today, Down from 63 Yesterday

Over the past two days, I’ve mainly traded options, selling long-dated puts. I closed out at the highs at 10 p.m. last night, then bought back this morning and made a T trade. Bullish long term, short-term pullback! #美国9月PPI大超预期

In the morning, I turned on my computer but didn't put my hand on the keyboard
$XAU 4173.35, up 0.25% net over 24 hours; the screen looked frozen
Last night at 22:00, a volume-backed surge to 4205.65 got pushed back, leaving a long upper wick
For the rest of the night, nine candles ground in place, barely going anywhere—I yawned watching them
Resistance above at 4205.65, support below at 4155.55
0.77% left to the top, 0.43% to the floor
Odds of 1.81 to 1—reaching in would just mean handing money to the market
The 20-day moving average at 4180.21 is overhead; funding is zero, so nobody owes any

I need one coin
Not 15 coins
Not a diversified portfolio
Not a 47-page research report
One coin that could change my life
Which ticker would you stake your reputation on? 👇

Good morning, $DOGE family☕️🐕
GM C X 🫡 📊
Happy Saturday, legends! 🙌😎
Dogecoin to the moon! 🚀🌑🥳

This round, I started telling everyone to build positions in batches at 62K and continued until 86K, when I told everyone to reduce positions in batches. It’s actually been a long time since I last discussed specific market conditions with you. Today, I’d like to talk about how we should view the current market.
I’ll start with the conclusion: this correction isn’t over yet, but it won’t be too deep. Most likely, the price will move around 75K.
First, let’s look at the weekly chart. Every time the MACD fast and slow lines cross above the zero axis on the weekly timeframe, a major rally is abou

The White House Waives Multiple Sanctions on Russia, and the Short Trade Hits the Mark Again! BTC and ETH Outlook for 10.17
On the 16th, the White House issued an executive order waiving multiple sanctions, restrictions, and tariffs set out in the Lindsey Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026. The waiver covers measures including a 500% tariff on Russian goods exported to the U.S., as well as 100% tariffs on major importers of Russian energy and on countries that help Russia evade sanctions on its oil trade. It also covers sanctions targeting the Russian central bank, major commercial

This damn market really knows how to torture people.
Yesterday and today, I kept firmly urging everyone to short. Bitcoin was still fine, rising only 1% at most, or 800–900 points.
It was just ETH that bounced around more actively, rising about 3% more than Bitcoin.
Luckily, I didn’t go long; otherwise, I’d have ended up buying near the ceiling again.
It broke below 80,000 yesterday, and I thought there would be a rebound, but the strength of this rebound was indeed higher than expected. This damn market is really something.
Today it oscillated at high levels for another whole day. I’m sure so

🚀 Everyone, go long $DUSK
now!📍 Entry range: 0.1214 –0.1250🎯 Take profit 1: 0.1298🎯 Take profit 2: 0.1330🛑 Stop loss: 0.1100

$BTC The crypto market rally should be about over by now, right? Most have closed out their positions and are waiting to buy the dip in the bear market

Yang Guang Bit | October 17 $BTC — Oil prices surge as tech stocks plunge; favor shorting rallies in line with the trend
【Today's Plan】
Entry: Place short positions on a rebound into the 81,800–82,000 range
Stop-loss: Above 82,300
Take-profit targets:
First target: 81,200–81,000
Second target: 80,800–80,500
【Key Takeaways】
BTC turned lower from last night's rebound high of 82,900, pressured by a surge in international oil prices and a sharp drop in U.S. tech stocks. It fell below 81,000 late at night and is currently trading around 81,520. The 4-hour moving averages are fully aligned bearishl

🚀 Master the Falling Wedge! 📊 Identify lower highs and lower lows, watch for a hammer candle near support, and wait for a confirmed resistance breakout before buying. Always manage risk and plan your exit. What’s your favorite trading pattern? 👇
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#每周来晒 #沃什IMF讲话
Warsh’s IMF Remarks: Can Bitcoin Sustain Its Recovery, or Is Another Pullback Coming?
Kevin Warsh’s IMF fireside chat has given financial markets another reason to reassess the Federal Reserve’s next move. With inflation remaining elevated and the Oct 27–28 FOMC meeting approaching, traders are trying to determine whether monetary policy will remain restrictive or move toward another rate increase.
My interpretation is that Warsh’s message was cautious rather than clearly dovish. He emphasized price stability, avoided promising a specific policy decision, and discussed artifici