Bitcoin Core speeds up security fixes as 44% of nodes run unsupported versions
Bitcoin Core is accelerating how it patches AI-era security flaws, after a network snapshot showed 43.6% of sampled peers still run unsupported software. That share could cross 50% after the next major release.
Quick Take
⚠️ Personal market analysis only. NFA — manage risk and DYOR.
Educational content, not investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell, deposit, or withdraw any asset. No paid promotion or referral/affiliate links.

Don’t Go All-In During U.S. Earnings Season! The Real Opportunities May Be Hidden in Overlooked Corners
Every U.S. earnings season brings a familiar scene: tech giants take center stage, AI stocks make headlines, and other industries seem to fade into the background.
But what should investors fear most? Not missing out on hot stocks, but focusing only on them.
When capital crowds into a handful of star companies, some traditional industries, small and mid-sized companies, and even steadily profitable businesses that lack buzz may be overlooked by the market. Of course, being overlooked doesn’t

Who else can relate

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

$CAP Now opening a large long position with 10x leverage. Take-profit 1: 0.0900 Take-profit 2: 0.0950 Final take-profit: 0.100 Stop-loss: 0.07400

$ERA is currently priced at 0.0792, up 1.80% over 24 hours, with volume at 0.15x the average of the last 20 bars. Taken together, these figures make the key point to clarify: $ERA has moved on the 1-hour timeframe, but the 4-hour timeframe has yet to confirm it.
I treat the shorter timeframe as a signal, not a conclusion; if the larger timeframe doesn't follow, the direction can still reverse. The 1-hour timeframe reflects short-term capital flows, while the 4-hour timeframe reflects the broader structure. When the two timeframes point in opposite directions, it only means the market is choosi

The most underrated part of the Grvt buyback isn't the burn. It's the setup.
@grvt_io built it so you don't have to take anyone's word,
An independent execution partner makes the purchases for the Foundation's token issuer

A public dashboard shows tokens purchased and burned, % of circulating supply, cumulative burns and transaction hashes

Buybacks are intended monthly, but every one is at the issuer's discretion, with no fixed amount and no guaranteed schedule
I like that last point. Many projects promise a rigid schedule and then miss it. Grvt says the intent and the limits upfront.
A scr

$XRP XRP LONG above 1.284: last week's low swept, 1.322 next
Bias: LONG XRP above 1.284. Expected: 1.304 (this week's POC), then 1.322 (this week's VWAP). Invalidation: a 1h close below 1.274.
3-month profile from 1h candles. Levels plotted with VWAP & Volume Profile Order Flow Map [AK FlowBook].
Why long:
1) A clean sweep of last week's low.
Last week (Oct 12-18) bottomed at 1.2562. Saturday flushed to 1.2546 at 15:30 UTC during the day's heaviest selling: delta about -833K XRP in the 13:00 hour, -730K at 14:00 and -1.33M at 15:00. Not one 1-minute candle closed below 1.2562. The stops under

$AI is currently trading at 0.0195, down 3.465% over 24H (range: 0.0191–0.0212). The 1H and 4H charts are both weak, with EMA20 acting as resistance and RSI near lows. Watch whether price can hold above resistance at 0.0212, and whether it can reclaim 0.0191 after losing that level. Volume is only 0.00x the average, so any move past these levels needs confirmation from participation. If price holds above resistance, keep an eye on it; if it breaks support, beware of further weakness. The market is highly volatile; for observation only.

Remember that line in the base—$SNDK this structure, and a breakdown is the starting gun for bears.
Looking back now, the 75x short is up +1747.92%, from 1636 to 1233, a drop of nearly 25%. It’s not that I’m some genius; the market wrote the answer right on the wall.
Shorting is never about guessing the top. Wait for three signals to line up: support breaks, the retest fails, and volume dries up. SNDK had been consolidating near the highs for too long, with volume weakening day by day. The bulls were already out of ammo. Enter at the moment of the breakdown, then let the cascade do the rest.

$TAO price-volume divergence: How long can the move around 248.6 last?
$TAO Now quoted at 248.6 USDT, down 4.01% over 24 hours, trading between 242.6 and 259.6. The 1-hour support is at 242.6 and resistance at 259.1. Both the 1-hour and 4-hour directions lean weak, while trading participation is only 0.18x. Price has moved, but volume has not followed.
The 24-hour high of 259.6 and low of 242.6 define the current trading range, with the current price of 248.6 closer to the lower end. The 24-hour decline of 4.01% is not enough on its own to determine the trend; price has been moving back and fo

Polkadot's Nakamoto coefficient is 180: it would take 180 of its 600 validators acting together to disrupt the network.
Bitcoin's is 3, Ethereum's is 5 and Solana's is 18.
@Polkadot

$SOL is currently at 101.39, down 2.54% over 24H. The 1H trend is weak, with EMA20 at 101.60, RSI at 45, resistance at 103.86, and support at 98.62. The 4H trend is weaker, with EMA20 at 103.14, RSI at 31, resistance at 109.2, and the same support at 98.62. Volume is only 0.03 times the average, so a single break of a level needs volume confirmation. Both the 1H and 4H trends are currently weak, with EMA20 acting as resistance. The key level to watch is whether price can hold above 103.86. If it breaks below 98.62 and fails to reclaim it, the structure is invalidated. Markets are volatile; fo

#USEarningsSeason
U.S. Earnings Season: AI Investment, Profit Margins, and Cash Flow Will Decide the Next Market Move
The U.S. earnings season is entering a phase where investors must look beyond impressive headlines and focus on business fundamentals. Revenue growth, earnings per share, and company valuations still matter, but the growing cost of artificial intelligence is changing how markets evaluate corporate performance.
My view is that the next major market move will depend less on how much companies spend on AI and more on how effectively they convert that spending into sustainable pro

[Today's KOL Performance Leaderboard] The btcsos signal feed had 24 signals, with 28 trades settled (8 hits / 20 stop-losses). Topping the leaderboard was Jotham Numb: 2 trades settled, 2 hits, simulated return of +1566%. See the image for the full leaderboard; data is updated in real time from the KOL signal feed. By the way, Jotham Numb also topped the previous leaderboard (10-25) at +1566%, making it two wins in a row 👀#Robinhood交易业务增长能否延续？ HOOD -0.22% xHOOD -0.21%

Recouped the losses caused by a trading mistake, returned to the day’s profit level, and achieved the first 2x, $BTC 81000 take profit on 70% and keep 30% of the position, $ETH 2390 take profit on 70% and keep 30% of the position
I’m prepared to hold for the long term, and future trades will be opened in isolated margin mode

OK's Season 3 Prophet event was handled very poorly.
Who among people interested in financial reports would play this thing?
Only ordinary people who are into esports and League of Legends would play it, so you targeted the wrong audience.
You didn't take advantage of the great S Championship.