Why is there this kind of spectacle every year,
you say foreigners are always protesting,
is it so they can loot for free?

It’s time for our daily drinks again
Have you all started yet

$BTC
Support level: 80,800-81,200 Resistance level: 82,800-83,200 Personal trade: Short entry: 82,400-82,700 Stop loss: 84,200 Take profit: First target 80,200, second target 77,500. DYOR

Actually, girls who are all-in still think they can find a domineering CEO.

$CYS ‌CYSUSDT Perp – Multi-timeframe K-line analysis & trade plan
(Current price ≈ 0.1177 | 24h: High 0.1332 / Low 0.1013 | Spot also -6.3%)
Overall Bias
Short-term bearish / weak.
Price is trading below MA5/MA10/MA30 on all three timeframes (4H, 1H, 15M). A clear descending trendline is respected on the 4H. The big volume dump to 0.1013 on 4H has not been fully recovered, and the subsequent bounce is losing momentum.
Key Levels
Type
Level
Notes
Immediate resistance
0.1200–0.1227
MA5/MA10 cluster + previous 15M/1H structure
Stronger resistance
0.1230–0.1250
4H MA5/MA10 + trendline
Major resis

$ICNT I bet it will drop below 0.20 before market close tomorrow. The stake is a Starbucks coffee. Screenshot’s here—nobody delete it.
First, here’s how I made this trade. I placed an order at 0.158 early yesterday morning. The logic was simple—the 24h low of 0.1521 had just been hit, and the 281M trading volume showed buyers were stepping in. I was betting on a wick-and-rebound. I entered with 30% of my position at 0.163, with a stop-loss at 0.148. Then at 4:30 it shot straight up to 0.19. I admit my hands were shaking at that point, and I chased with another 20% at 0.188.
The problem came th

I think anti-drug campaigns were better back when they directly showed the horrifying state of people addicted to drugs. It was more of a deterrent....

To add to my view: I analyzed two possible paths for Bitcoin this morning, but many people still don’t understand and keep saying it can only go up or down. I understand that many people have elementary-school-level reading comprehension, so I’ll add some more context. $BT is currently fluctuating around 81000. Looking back at the move near 87000, if you had managed risk in advance, wouldn’t the pressure be much lower now? When Bitcoin was around 83000, I said on Square that there would be another push higher, followed by a daily-chart correction. Those who have followed me for a while know I

#美国9月PPI大超预期 #ShareWeekly
Writing
🔥 CPI + PPI SHOCK: INFLATION IS BACK IN CONTROL — WHAT HAPPENS NEXT TO BTC, GOLD
The market is facing a serious macroeconomic test. September inflation came in hotter than expected, producer prices surged, technology stocks weakened, and Bitcoin came under pressure near the $80,000 region.
But this is not simply a bearish market. It is a battle between persistent inflation, Federal Reserve policy, liquidity, institutional positioning, and safe-haven demand. The next move will depend on how these forces interact.
Let's break down the numbers, market structur

🚀 ETH/USDT 4H Trade Setup | Now: 2,419
$ETH is bearish on the 4H, but price sits mid-range, so no trade yet. The setups come at the edges 👇
🔴 SHORT
Zone: 2,470–2,500 (retest + rejection)
Stop: 2,570
Targets: 2,400 → 2,355 → 2,314
R:R ≈ 1:1.9
🟢 LONG
Zone: 2,314–2,355 (sweep + reclaim)
Stop: 2,285
Targets: 2,420 → 2,487
❌ Invalidation: a 4H close above 2,570 cancels the short and targets 2,690+.
💡 Wait for confirmation and risk only 1–2% per trade.
⚠️ For educational purposes only, not financial advice. DYOR.
Retest or sweep first? Comment below 👇
‍#GateSquare #Gate #Ethereum #ETH #ETHUSD

Over the past two months, Layer 1 tokens have taken turns rebounding: NERA rose from 1.5 to 6, SUI from 0.6 to 1.2, STRK surged from 0.02 to 0.12 on expectations of quantum resistance, and INJ also climbed from 4U to 9.4.
After looking across the sector, could berachain-bera:native be next?
BERA currently has a market cap of $60 million, making it a value-for-money pick among Layer 1s.
Nasdaq-listed Greenlane holds 77.9 million BERA, accounting for approximately 32% of the circulating supply, and is still buying more.
It is rare for a DAT company to hold one-third of the circulating supply of

$SOL This morning I talked about its stablecoin transfer count. Now the market has offered another clue: volume is down to just half its usual level. That’s interesting—the story is growing (557 million transfers in September, 30% more than in August), while trading volume is falling. In plain English: more people are using it, and fewer are trading it. The liquidation heatmap above 105 is densely packed, and the easiest move for big players would be to spike the price upward—but a spike is just a spike. Think about it: when a coin is getting busier on-chain while its market action is getting

Got camped by these babes on a pod

Crazy how much a choppy market can drive people crazy because they are permanently online
Calling for no new bull market when we have just had the softest bear market ever behind us, just because we aren't going up in a straight line
You can always find a reason to be a doomer but make no mistake that the midterms are the final uncertainty before there are plain sailings ahead
Enjoy the slower markets and time away from the screen while you still have time for it because you will miss it when we enter a frenzy due to the stressful nature of trying to make as much as possible in a crypto bull

Saylor responds to the MSCI index controversy: Even if MSTR is excluded, the direct impact may be limited, but the real question is whether the rule will set an industry precedent.
He argues that traditional companies can hold oil, natural gas, land, and machinery, yet could face index eligibility restrictions for holding large amounts of BTC. Strategy’s approach is to use Bitcoin to support digital credit products, so it should not be viewed simply as a company that holds Bitcoin.
At the heart of the controversy is how the traditional financial system defines publicly traded companies that ho

Republicans have the edge among registered voters in Florida. Democrats are betting that frustration over the cost of living can outweigh the numbers on paper. It’s the same with synthetic assets on-chain: no matter how good the collateral looks on paper, liquidity is the real vote when it’s time to redeem. I set my stop-loss too tight and got swept twice. I’ve learned my lesson. I hope I’m wrong this time—if I am, it means the market still has legs. Keep an eye on this one.

🛢️ Baker Hughes signed with PDVSA, Lindsayca, Fulcrum LNG, and New Stratus Energy to advance Venezuela’s natural gas value chain, with an eye toward exporting LNG.
🧵 Thread: What signals does this send for P2P and USDT? 👇
1/ The announcement is significant symbolically: one of the world’s leading oilfield services companies sitting down with the Venezuelan state and private partners to get gas projects off the ground. Venezuelan gas has been a promise for years; deals like this aim to turn it into a plan.
2/ The signal for the P2P market is indirect but real: the perception of future dollar