Strategy and Strive must balance bitcoin purchases with rising dividend costs to sustain demand for perpetual preferred stock. Fidelity said the securities funded purchases of 135,979 BTC since 2025 through Oct. 5; Bitwise expects ETFs to remain the larger demand source, according to CoinDesk, while preferreds appeal to yield investors. The market is about $12 billion, and growing issuance raises payout obligations. Strategy spent $193 million repurchasing STRC while buying 267 bitcoin and raised its repurchase authorization to $3 billion. Below-par prices could deter new issuance, and Strateg

Cardano holders have more than 21.49B ADA staked, 58.39% of all ADA in circulation, against 36.12% of all ETH staked on Ethereum.
Staked ADA stays in holders' wallets, with no lockup.
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10.25 BTC
Looks like I can finally get some sleep, guys.
I sold 30 ETH at 2,335 and 1 BTC at 805.
I should be able to hold out against liquidation for now. Looks like I made it through this wave.
No risk of getting liquidated for the time being.
Thanks for checking in, guys. Looks like I won’t have to sell my car after all.

$ETH ETHUSDT 3H: sweep of the 4th wave lows, watching for a reclaim
ETH has swept the 4th wave lows on a spike in volume. I'm watching the 3H closes to see whether price can reclaim them.
The bigger picture
My read: ETH is in wave 4 of wave 1 up from the lows. Wave 5 comes next. This count is wrong if wave 4 trades back into the price range of wave 1.
What just happened
Price fell through the 4th wave lows at 2,356.41 and through the 2,318.00 line, which I drew from the 15 Oct lows. Volume spiked well above its average line on the way down. Price then moved back above 2,318.00. That is a sweep

【OpenSky · Daily Exploration Day 16】
OpenSky’s exploration coordinates for today: “External motivation gets you in; internal motivation keeps you here.”
When prices rise, you get excited; when they fall, you panic. Good news comes, you rush in; bad news comes, you run. External motivation is like a kite, flying wherever the wind blows and crashing when it stops.
OpenSky builders are different. Our engine is on the inside.
🔹 The conviction that “secure communication is a necessity”—not because AI Agents are hot today, but because the question of how machines can collaborate with trust will hav

Saylor says America’s major banks can create $100 billion in credit out of thin air each year to buy BTC, push its price up threefold, and grow the industry to $10 trillion. It certainly sounds exciting, but I’m more interested in the other side of the equation: If banks create the credit and use it to buy scarce assets, whose money is being diluted? In the modern banking system, issuing a loan creates a deposit; banks don’t need deposits first in order to lend. In other words, new credit flows first into assets, driving up the prices of BTC, stocks, real estate, and more. Those who get the mo

$ARK I genuinely lost 32,000 on this move, holding from 0.23 all the way down to 0.18 before cutting my losses. That tuition hurt. But I’m not here today to compare sob stories—I just went back through the data: down 17.87% in 24h, with the low of 0.1788 landing right at the 0.18 psychological level. Trading volume of 47.4M shows panic selling is flushing out in size, and a sharp drop like this is actually cleaner than a slow bleed. My plan: scale in with 20% of my position at 0.178–0.182, with a stop at 0.168 (I’ll admit I’m wrong if it breaks the previous low). First target is a rebound to

$BTC direction and volume are in conflict; wait for volume and boundary confirmation
$BTC Now at 80,459.21 USDT, down 1.14% over 24 hours, trading between 79,220.74 and 81,386.01. The 1-hour bias is weak, and the 4-hour bias is also weak, while trading participation is only 0.10x. This snapshot gives no long-or-short answer, only a set of questions that need answering. Price, time, and volume are presented without any preset hierarchy. This process takes patience, but it avoids many misjudgments.
The current price has moved away from the vicinity of the 24-hour high and low, but these numbers

JUST IN: Peter Schiff says Bitcoin is going to crash to $75,000.
"It's going to be a very long weekend for Bitcoiners."

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January 27, gold was over $5,000.
Polymarket had it as the favorite to beat Bitcoin and the S&P 500 in 2026.
I bet No at 55¢.
That No is 95.5¢ today.
S&P 500 73.5%
Bitcoin 16.5%
Gold 4.5%
Who are you taking with 10 weeks left?

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The data looks off. $APR is currently at 0.0347, up 48.46% in 24 hours, with a low of 0.0226 and a high of 0.0351—closing almost right at the ceiling, on 27.0M in trading volume. This kind of volume paired with this kind of gain isn't something retail traders can pull off.
I've been watching the markets on Gate for a long time, and this kind of move usually means one of three things:
First, real money is getting in early. The 40%-plus swing from 0.0226 to 0.0351 had almost no meaningful pullbacks along the way, which suggests buy orders kept coming in rather than this being a one-off pump. 27

Bitcoin is down 9% from its local high.
9%.
And I have the bear brigade in my comments getting very cocky, when...
Bitcoin is above and has reclaimed:
- 1W RSI 50
- 1W Supertrend
- 1W 50 SMA + EMA
- 1D 200 EMA + SMA
- 1D 365 SMA
And, to make this even more shocking...
Not a single level has even been retested yet.
This is the definition of emotional investing, as clear as it gets.
Every single level you could ask for is bullish, and yet, a 9% drop is enough to create this fear.
It continues to show how mis-allocated the crowd are and how low the overall conviction is in the market.
No matter w

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🔹 $BTC fell below $81,000: market sentiment continues to deteriorate
📉 Bitcoin under pressure: what is happening in the market?
The past few days have been difficult for the crypto market, and Bitcoin has once again come under selling pressure. After trying to hold near $85,000, BTC’s price dropped sharply. On October 22, Bitcoin fell to around $80,789, down about 4.7% from the previous local high of $84,800. Later, the price fell below $81,000 again. This shows just how volatile market sentime

Firedancer burns 1 SOL for duplicate bug reports
Firedancer, Jump Crypto's independent validator software for Solana, now requires researchers to burn 1 SOL to qualify for a bug bounty under terms effective Oct. 18. The burn is non-refundable even when a report identifies a real vulnerability that someone else submitted first.
The change narrows the route to payment for later finders compared with Firedancer's spring audit contest. In an Oct. 16 retrospective for Jump Crypto, Ishan Bhatt partly attributes the duplicate-report problem to the team's own review delays: researchers kept finding bu

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South Korea’s KOSPI Faces a Major Market Correction: Semiconductor Sell-Off, AI Uncertainty, and Foreign Capital Outflows Put Investors on Alert
South Korea’s stock market is facing renewed pressure as the KOSPI experiences sharp declines, with individual trading sessions recording losses approaching 4% and, in some cases, significantly larger drops. The sell-off highlights growing uncertainty surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) investment, semiconductor demand, global interest rates, and international capital flows. What initially appeared to be a correc