🔴 $ETH — Can Ethereum Defend the Bulls?
Ethereum recorded $4.08K in long liquidations around $2,327.35. Leveraged buyers are feeling pressure, and the next move depends on whether ETH can hold support or sellers continue pushing lower. ⚡
📊 Market Outlook: Cautious until resistance breaks
🟢 Support: $2,300 / $2,270
🔴 Resistance: $2,350 / $2,380
🎯 Targets: $2,350 → $2,380 on a confirmed breakout
🛑 Stop-Loss: $2,285 for a long setup
➡️ Next Move: Holding $2,300 and reclaiming $2,350 could support a bounce. A decisive breakdown below $2,300 may open the way toward $2,270.
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Can $APR still get back above 0.5? What about 0.75, or one yuan

Based on cyclical patterns, Bitcoin’s choppy consolidation may last more than half a year. More than 200 days! While past patterns shouldn’t be applied rigidly, there’s still a probability that this pattern will hold.#美股财报季

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AI Earnings Showdown: Big Tech Faces a $600 Billion Spending Test as Memory Shortages Extend to 2028
The next major test for the AI trade is approaching, and the stakes are enormous.
Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, and Intel are preparing to report earnings, while Samsung Electronics and SK hynix will provide fresh insight into the semiconductor memory market. Together, these results could help determine whether the AI investment boom is translating into sustainable profits—or whether spending is running ahead of financial returns.
The debate over an AI bubble continues, but one

bought every dip in 2026 and now we wait

Robinhood Chain, built by Robinhood, the broker with $383.7B in platform assets, now carries $364.74M of Ethena's USDe.
That is 33.81% of all stablecoins on the network, and more USDe than sits on Solana at $318.54M.
@ethena

$ETH 76% of traders are crowded into long positions, and the longer they hold on, the worse the stampede gets 🤣 Price is grinding near the seven-day low, yet open interest keeps rising—bulls are sending more traders in to get slaughtered. Bears are closing in, and any bounce is an escape window; once the price gets dumped, it’ll be too late to run

A relationship that begins in one app need not stay there.
On October 22, the AT Protocol team introduced Atmospheric Groups, a proposal for communities to work across compatible apps. Groups would have their own identity, with membership and roles shared across apps, rather than belonging to one person’s account. The proposal is still at an early stage, with some working examples.
It also raises a question for me. Beyond the freedom to move, how much say do the people who built a community have in its future?
Having permission to participate is not the same as having the time. Reading past di

Ignore the choppy short-term fluctuations; long-term bottom signals are the key focus.
$JCT After a sustained decline, once the price falls to low levels, selling pressure clearly dries up. Frequent short-term back-and-forth swings that fuel panic are a classic washout. As unstable holders exit and bullish capital reaches a consensus, the candlestick chart’s center of gravity steadily moves higher. Once a bottom reversal pattern is confirmed, the next upward rally begins.
Catch the turning point and go long to turn 10x leverage into returns of more than 10x. Many people fear further declines a

Why are traders more likely to make serious mistakes after a winning streak?
A winning streak should be something to celebrate.
But in the trading market, profits can sometimes bring new risks.
When traders get several calls right in a row, they may gradually become more confident in themselves, less alert to risk, and even start to think they have figured out the market.
The truly dangerous moment may not be after a losing streak, but when you start to think you can’t make mistakes.
I. Why does a winning streak change trading behavior?
1. Confidence gradually turns into overconfidence
A few s

$IN One day buried the FOMO buyers—down 14.83% in 24h, plunging straight from 0.0353 to 0.0278, now at 0.0280, with 45.7M in trading volume. This isn't a pullback; it's pinning the longs who piled in yesterday to the ground and grinding them down.
Reviewing my trade: I entered at 0.0332, based on a breakout above the previous high + rising volume, but ended up buying during the hottest five minutes of sentiment. Half an hour after entry, it climbed to 0.0348. I didn't take profit, and my mindset shifted from “short-term arbitrage” to “let's hold for a big move.” Then it steadily declined all t

Crypto recap: Bitcoin down 2.3% over 7 days, at around $80,200, with a low of $79,146 on Saturday and $810M in liquidations.
→ Only BNB finished in the green (+2.05%)
→ Fed: announcement Wednesday, Oct. 28 at 19:00 (Paris time)
→ Options: Friday, Oct. 30
Which event will have the biggest impact?

BlackRock's BUIDL and Circle's USYC are now both smaller than Ondo's USDY, the largest tokenized US Treasury product at $2,373,578,666.
USDY has 19,532 holders, against 101 for BUIDL and 29 for USYC.
@Ondo

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I checked @Ptahtrade's official Twitter account; it hasn't posted, but the website is indeed 🤔
Link:
Then post on X each day with the relevant hashtag #ProofOfAgent and your Agent # to enter that day's drawing;
500 lucky winners will share the day's $PTAH
at 04:44 UTC. There will be 15 drawings from October 26 to November 9
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Why might trading more frequently make it harder to earn stable returns?
Many traders believe that the more trades they make, the more likely they are to seize opportunities.
When they see the price rise, they want to enter; when they see it pull back, they want to buy the dip; just after a stop-loss, they are already eager to look for the next opportunity.
By the end of the day, the number of trades has increased, fees have gone up too, but account returns may not have grown in tandem.
The problem is that more trading opportunities do not mean more worthwhile opportunities.
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