$WLD I'm screwed, this shitcoin is going to zero

$ETH could ultimately fall to $1,400.
Just leaving this here.

What kind of cake is this, guys?

$ZEC Current price: $897: The privacy ace built on zero-knowledge proofs is poised for an epic revaluation; after a brutal shakeout by major players, a major rally toward the $1,000 mark is imminent!

The ZK privacy narrative and the ultimate premium for digital cash: Don’t get shaken out by the current volatility after the pullback from highs to around $897! As global on-chain surveillance tightens and awareness of data sovereignty surges in the AI era, Zcash (ZEC), the originator of zero-knowledge proof (zk-SNARKs) cryptography and the undisputed icon of the privacy sector, has strongly out

bitcoin:native is back at the price it was when I first got into crypto. It’s hard to say what comes next. After five years of going around in circles, at this point, the person I feel most sorry for is the one...

$BTC I sketched out the weekly chart for BTC, and a lot of people commented that the 4-year cycle is over. I want to know how it’s over—is BTC going to break below a new low and never recover? It’s too early to say the cycle is over. At the very least, BTC would have to break below the previous low to confirm that the cycle is over. If BTC hasn’t made a new high by 2028, then the cycle is definitely over, right? So the trajectory in Chart 1 assumes the cycle is still intact. We all agree on the overall direction: bullish. So the question now is whether 57 is the bottom. If this pullback doesn’

$NVDA The contract is bearish, and the decline hasn’t stopped since the CEO resigned.
The contract is down nearly 5% in 24 hours, plunging from 171.9 to 158.77 before recovering to 162.4. Today’s several rebounds only reached a high of 163; it hasn’t retested the overnight high of 163.55 all day, and bears still hold the upper hand.
Nvidia fell 13% this week, its worst week since last April. After Jensen Huang resigned on Thursday, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell another 3.4% on Friday, while AMD dropped 8.8% and Broadcom fell 4.8%. Not a single chip stock held up.
My view: take prof

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Bitcoin is poised to rebound from current levels, and even if we drop a little, that’s fine, as these are all rebound zones for the market as a whole, God willing. I expect the rally to begin this week, but God knows best.
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$MORPHO just hit a record $4.1B in USDC deposits. That’s about 40% up in only three months, and honestly that kind of growth doesn’t happen by accident.

Also this week, Trezor added Morpho vaults to Trezor Suite. So now you can earn on your stablecoins straight from your wallet, no extra steps, no jumping between apps. For regular users that’s a big deal, because the easier something is, the more people actually use it.

Think about it for a second. Trezor is a name people trust with their long-term holdings. When a wallet like that plugs a protocol in directly, it tells you something about

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US October PPI drops today at 13:30 UTC. After a volatile week, will you keep watching the markets or take a breather?

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☕ Relaxing: Logging off—or still sneaking a peek at the charts?

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$BTC It has hit a new low again, this time falling to around $66.4k😥

Since BTC broke below $70k, it has barely seen any meaningful rebound. Price levels have continued to move lower, and every bounce has been pushed back down by selling pressure

Behind this downturn, the U.S. Dollar Index has hit a new high for this period, expectations of Fed rate hikes have risen, and spot ETFs have continued to see outflows, leaving neither the macro backdrop nor fund flows in a favorable position

But I think the most noteworthy thing is the price action itself:

In previous declines, at least we could

I didn’t expect the security guard to be such a strong deterrent.

2017: $1
2018: $1
2021: $1
2022: $1
2024: $1
2025: $1
2026: $1
Can you guess the ticker?

$AKE It's up two or threefold, and there's a lot more dry powder to buy the dip in Bitcoin and Ethereum

◆ Weekly Review Weekly Review｜11-14

This week closed with 10 trades: 2 TP and 8 SL, net -3.88R, account -3.88%, a clear losing week. Long and short each lost -1.94R, so the hedge did not work; the S&P 500 rose 2.51% while the 10-year yield climbed 29.5bp to 5.154%. The issue was timing, not direction.

Week closed 10 trades: 2 TP, 8 SL, net -3.88R, account -3.88%, a clear losing week. Long and short each -1.94R, so no hedge; S&P 500 +2.51% while 10Y yield rose 29.5bp to 5.154%, a timing issue, not direction.

$TAC Up 28% in 24 hours, with 70.5M in trading volume—this isn’t an opportunity; it’s a meat grinder handing out entry tickets. The current price is 0.0012, just 25% below the 24-hour high of 0.0015, but already up 33% from the low of 0.0009. My hot take: 90% of those chasing at this level will give back their profits and principal within 48 hours. There’s only one strategy—place bids at 0.00095 to 0.001 to catch the wick, keep your position below 5% of your total funds, and set a stop-loss at 0.00085. If it breaks, exit immediately and don’t look back. First take-profit target: 0.0014; second