Still 100% win rate, all 3 of my 100x + forgot to call on the app and did in channel
Enjoying trading some coins for you guys there
Some very good cooks recently and gonna keep it up
What should I add to my port?

Gave codex small tool to write in Python, Golang, OCaml and Rust
Go passed in 3 tries, Python 5, OCaml 5, Rust 8

October is here! Which #Alcoin do you think will pump next? 👀

$SAROS You still haven't gotten out? There's no room for upside—I’ve already completely liquidated my position.

🐋 WHALE WATCH : Bitcoin slid 4.2% from $86,592 to under $83000 triggering $550M in liquidations.
7 day performance:
=> $RENDER +4.4%
=> $ADA 0.0%
=> $BCH -3.6%
=> $LTC -4.2%
=> $SOL -4.6%
=> $XRP -5.7%
=> $DOGE -8.0%
=> $LINK -9.6%
=> $XLM -9.7%
=> $ZEC -13.7%
=> $UNI -16.3%
Bitcoin lost 1.5% on the week. Nine of eleven lost more. RENDER was the only green. ADA went flat. UNI and ZEC both dropped double digits.
Oil above $100 rising yields and a stronger dollar hit the same week Bitcoin failed to break $87K. When support broke leverage got wiped.

$goon
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Looks bottomed

$RLC That wick was brutal—those who chased at 1.4887 are probably still up on the mountain getting blasted by the wind.
Let me first review yesterday’s trade. The night before last, RLC moved sideways around 0.85 for a full six hours. The one-hour MACD bullish divergence had already formed, and volume had dried up completely, so I placed an order at 0.84 and entered with half a position. Yesterday afternoon, it suddenly surged on heavy volume. I didn’t sell when the first wave reached 1.15 because the four-hour Bollinger Bands had just begun to open up—a classic pattern signaling the start of

CRYPTO THINGS YOU MAY HAVE MISSED | 9 OCT
XRPL just activated three upgrades built for institutional-grade transactions.
Meanwhile, another $316.6M exited $BTC and $ETH ETFs.
Here’s what matters 👇
ATOMIC XRPL TRANSACTIONS ARE LIVE
BatchV1.1 can group up to eight transactions so they execute together—or all fail.
Why it matters:
▪️ Safer asset settlement
▪️ Multi-step payments
▪️ Delivery-versus-payment
Infrastructure upgrade—not guaranteed $XRP demand.
Source Homann Software
XRPL ADDED INSTITUTIONAL ACCOUNT CONTROLS
PermissionDelegationV1.1 lets an account grant limited permissions without

POLKADOT $DOT REJECTING UPPER BOLLINGER BAND RESISTANCE ARE BEARS TARGETING $1.08 NEXT?
Pair: $DOT /USDT
Direction: SHORT
Entry Price: 1.22
Target Levels (Take Profit)
TP 1: 1.17 4.10%
TP 2: 1.13 7.38%
TP 3: 1.08 11.48%
Stop Loss
SL: 1.29
Technical Breakdown
DOT ($1.221) completed an aggressive recovery leg from the $1.02 capitulation floor straight into upper Bollinger Band resistance near $1.22–$1.23. Small wicks printing at the top of the range highlight strong overhead resistance and profit-taking, opening the door for a mean-reversion move into lower value zones.
Price action is cur

The most uncomfortable reality of crypto investing
10% loss → +11% to break even
20% loss → +25%
30% loss → +43%
40% loss → +67%
50% loss → +100%
60% loss → +150%
70% loss → +233%
80% loss → +400%
90% loss → +900%
97% loss → +3,233%
98% loss → +4,900%
99% loss → +9,900%

Requested another $12.5k from Lucid!
Will update when it's approved and hits the bank

I've been screaming from the roof tops that I've been buying $AMZN to my subscribers, even doubled my position at $251.
> Target 1 has been hit for us.
Lets get it.

When looking at CPI, don’t focus only on the headline figure—the breakdown is what really matters. The headline number can easily be distorted by volatile items like food and energy. Oil prices rebound one month, pork prices fall the next, and headline CPI jumps all over the place. Durable goods are different. They are closer to underlying demand and more sensitive to interest rates and credit conditions. Durable goods prices rose just 0.54% in September, slower than the revised 0.67% in August, and three of the four categories were cooling. This is not a cliff-like decline, but the direction

$SOXL After a sharp drop, it has reclaimed MA7, and a bullish setup is taking shape. Trading pair: $SOXL Direction: Long Entry Zone: 139.45 Take-profit targets: - TP1: 146.68 +5.2%- TP2: 151.51 +8.7%- TP3: 158.74 +13.8% Chart structure: - SOXL fell sharply from the MA99 (purple) area near 168, breaking below the MA25/MA7 moving-average cluster; a notable long lower wick appeared around the current trading session, after which the price trend stabilized - The price has reclaimed MA7 (orange) and is consolidating near the entry zone; the previously lost MA25/MA7 moving-average cluster has now b

Woke up to receive my paycheck from Elon! I thought this cycle was a bust
After all, my creator earnings only unlocked on the 6th of this month
Didn't expect to receive this much—feeling great

$S This 15% gain is a textbook move within historical halving cycles. In the 6–12 months after each of the first three halvings, small-cap coins averaged over 40% volatility, while $S ’s 24-hour volatility today is exactly 20.3% (0.0384–0.0462)—the historical rhyme is strikingly clear.
But don’t get carried away—0.0462 is the previous high resistance level, and 22.3 million in trading volume is moderately weak for this market cap. A breakout needs volume confirmation.
My strategy: don’t chase at the current price of 0.0445; place staggered bids at 0.0405–0.0415 (above the 24-hour low), with a

$PIXEL +25.8%, daily death cross meets bullish alignment
$PIXEL Currently at 0.00711, up 25.8% in 24h, surging from 0.00562 to 0.00726.

I’m directly bullish here. The current phase is a pullback amid divergence at the highs. The price has moved above the 30-day range level of 0.935; this pullback is offering an entry, not pulling away the ladder.

First, volume: 24h trading volume is 3715976 USDT, with a volume ratio of 4.686. This is a volume expansion, not a low-volume bull trap; second, leverage: OI is 421,573,988, the funding rate of 5.61e-06 is not overheated, and the long/short acco

Japanese institutions sell ¥2.6 trillion in foreign debt; what Bitcoin investors need to watch
Japan's October 6, 2026 ten-year government bond auction drew stronger competitive demand than the debt sold, even though the average yield climbed to 3.101%, according to the Ministry of Finance.
The result pushed the average yield up from 2.995% at the September 1 sale — a rise of 10.6 basis points. Auction coverage, the ratio of amount sought to amount accepted, improved from roughly 3.29 times to 3.76 times.
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