First, a bit of jargon: shorting at a new low is called handing your head to the market.
Someone asked me whether to buy the dip after $XAU had fallen for two days.
I replied: first, look at where the current price is.
4122.66. The 24-hour low is 4122.05.
Just 0.61 points apart.
Then they asked: Isn't this a double bottom?
I answered: A double bottom needs a proper bottom. This is a slow bleed lower.
At 22:00, a volume spike of 180 million pushed the price to 4162.16.
After that, volume shrank to 40 million. Volume is fading, and the price is leaking lower.
Finally, they asked: So, should I s

$BTC saw $526 million flow in over a day, while $ETH is still seeing outflows. Institutions are showing a pretty clear bias this time.
I just finished reviewing the ETF data and found the fund flows over the past two days pretty interesting.
BTC and ETH had basically been taking a beating together before, but institutions are starting to diverge in their choices.
💰 October 19, U.S. spot ETF data:
🟢 BTC: $526.6 million in net inflows
🔴 ETH: $103.3 million in net outflows
📊 BTC recorded its largest single-day net inflow in nearly a month.
More interestingly, the $526 million in net inflows

10.21 Day Session Strategy: Negotiations—Real or Fake? Hard to Tell; Talks Are Better Than Fighting; Use Grid Trading to Buy at Lower Levels
Brent crude prices climbed above $111, while inflation expectations actually fell because raising interest rates cannot solve the problem of inflation. Rate hikes cannot change shipping capacity through the Strait, and monetary policy is unlikely to bring oil prices down. High oil prices will squeeze household consumption, raise business costs, and weigh on economic growth; raising rates could instead risk stagflation.
Yesterday, news about US-Iran negoti

Everyone, rise and vote for me—click to vote and support Fei. $PEP The rebound has been pretty good so far. I told everyone on the Square yesterday that you could buy a little PEPE and wait for positive news to materialize. Those who bought after seeing our post yesterday basically bought at the bottom of this move. Although it’s facing resistance now and may consolidate temporarily at a relatively high level, it will still break through later. As a star MEME coin from the last bull market, PEPE could kick off a trend if a spot ETF is approved. Even without a trend, there’s still a short-term

Asian markets surged at the open today. Samsung and SK Hynix were up 5% and 7%, respectively, and memory chips rebounded across the board. On the AI server front, Super Micro Computer jumped 16% after hours, and Nvidia moved higher too—showing that the money hasn’t left; it’s just changing seats.
On the crypto side, BTC touched $83,000 before getting pushed back down and is now hovering around $82,000. ETH followed, reaching $2,450. SOL, XRP, and BNB are all up too, though not by much—they’re basically “catching their breath behind the big brother.”
A few key points:
First, oil prices plunged

Why does $ARIA
look like it just finished a marathon wearing lead boots? RSI is screaming for a nap, but buyers seem to think they can defy the laws of physics today. Let’s see whether this local high can hold or eventually gets pulled down by gravity. Notable: $ZEC : Current price 1,260.93 - 24-hour change: +9.21%$JCT : Current price 0.004724 - 24-hour change: +138.59%

#SpaceXQ3Earnings
SpaceX enters its third-quarter earnings announcement with investors facing one major question: Is the company converting its enormous AI and connectivity investments into sustainable revenue, or is the market pricing in too much future growth too early?
With SPCX trading near $144.55, tonight’s report could become an important test of investor confidence. I believe the headline numbers matter, but management’s explanation of AI monetization, capital spending and future financing needs could ultimately determine the stock’s direction.
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Last night, entered KORU at the bottom at 10.9; it rose above the target price of 11.8$KORU ‌

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Asian markets surged in early trading today. Samsung and SK Hynix rose 5% and 7%, respectively, with memory chips rebounding across the board. Super Micro Computer jumped 16% after hours on the AI server front, and Nvidia moved up too—showing that the money hasn’t left, it’s just changing seats.
In crypto, BTC touched 83,000 before getting pushed back down and is now hovering around 82,000. Ethereum followed it to 2,450, while SOL, XRP, and BNB are also up, though not by much—they’re basically “catching their breath alongside the big guy.”
A few key signals:
First, oil prices plunged

According to Aicoin, nearly 3 million BTC have become concentrated. Over the past two years, there have been nine instances of chip concentration, each followed by a market move of over 10k points—five upward and four downward.

Time to scalp this fake $lucia 😂
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Hope this is not playing with the top because all the big bags are in major profits
#crypto

Fruit shop near Tainan Station:
26 boxes of oranges were sold this month. Any idea why?

The trend has been in a long-term one-way decline, with bullish expectations continuing to collapse. Market consensus is now heavily tilted toward “shipping through the Strait will not return to normal before December 31.” The probability curve has steadily fallen, with every rebound along the way being capped, and there has been no sustained reversal signal from dip-buying funds.

Today called for a bit of Asian food 😋

The girls who’ve been dominating at the card table these past few days brought me a cake.
Knowing that most of us have basically given up sugar, they even got a lightly sweet Japanese cake. I still had to look it up on Xiaohongshu to figure out what it was.
For me, their ability to understand this kind of stuff is completely wasted—like a cow chewing on peonies. I tried a little, but it was still too sweet for me. I couldn’t taste any of the craftsmanship or anything; I could taste the flavor of old-fashioned sponge cake, though.
Of course, their thoughtfulness was sweet.

$chairman
3A54PtUyWRFvEhDkVYoLKT1D2jSjDP7nQbeSBbGXpump
He has 60% supply could be good for trading
#crypto $sol

Janus Henderson, a $480 billion asset manager, took a position in Ethena's ENA in June and plans to use staked USDe for cash management. Ethena is integrating Janus Henderson's AAA CLO strategy, JAAA, into USDe's reserves.
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