#每周来晒 #WCTCS9
Iran opens fire, Afghanistan and Pakistan exchange fire, Ukraine’s energy facilities attacked: The world is watching what crude oil will do next week
This weekend has been anything but peaceful. On Friday, Trump’s declaration that he would attack Iran’s nuclear facilities sent oil prices soaring to $110, and gold, U.S. stocks, and crypto all pulled back. Unexpectedly, conflicts continued to flare around the world over the weekend, making a higher open for oil next week all but certain. How risk assets perform next week may well depend on oil.
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$FIL That wick was driven deep. Down 12.16% in 24 hours, with the current price at 1.0456 and a low of 1.0376; trading volume was 157.3M—the market maker's shakeout was textbook.
Let me sketch out their trading playbook: early in the session, they put in small sell orders to push the price down from 1.19 and spark panic, waiting for retail traders to follow suit and sell before quietly scooping up tokens around 1.04. Look at the 24-hour high of 1.1904 and low of 1.0376: the swing was nearly 13%, but trading volume didn't spike, which suggests this wasn't genuine distribution, but a classic lon

🚨 VITALIK COMPARES $BTC MINING & AI COSTS!
According to @VitalikButerin, the cost of Bitcoin mining is divided 50/50 between hardware and electricity.
Whereas almost the entire cost of AI inference goes only towards hardware.
This data has raised the question of who is actually burning more of the planet's energy.

$STRK This thing is done for, and the project team has run off

A note I found on my girlfriend’s phone. Can anyone who knows what this means help explain it?

$TIA has entered oversold territory, but 1-hour trading participation is only 0.28x, which looks somewhat weak. Price is already approaching the 1-hour resistance at 0.769, but whether it can truly break through and hold remains to be seen. This looks more like a tentative breakout than a genuine hold.
My view is that rebound demand has emerged, but until the structure stops weakening, I won't treat oversold conditions as a bottom. A sharp decline only shows that selling pressure has occurred; it doesn't automatically mean the price is cheap, much less prove that buyers are actually defending

ETH may make one last rally on Monday; support at 2356 may be tested once more. If it falls further, support will have to be found again $ETH
ETH was dumped to 2356 again last night. Although it has now bounced back to around 2400, I feel this correction isn’t over yet. On Monday, I’m more inclined to expect a rally first, possibly back to around 2420–2450, to lift short-term bullish sentiment before turning back down and dropping hard. After all, since failing to break above 2493, the overall trend hasn’t looked good, and the rebounds have been getting weaker. I’ll pay closer attention to ho

$BTC Current price: 81801. The upper Bollinger Band at 81951.4 is the first resistance, while MA20 at 81558.3 is the short-term support level. Comparing two other active assets over the same period: $FIL is down 11.72% over 24 hours, with MA5 crossing below MA20 and RSI at just 36, showing clear weakness; $AVA is up 30.67% over 24 hours, but the MACD histogram remains negative and volatility is as high as 37%, making it a sentiment-driven price spike. By contrast, $BTC is holding above MA20 with MA5, and its MACD histogram at +56.9 remains bullish. RSI at 55.2 is in neutral-to-strong territo

On this trade war, the former trade minister apparently doesn’t even understand history. Back then, the department he headed pushed hard to avoid a war in Europe, in order to keep Germany from expanding eastward. The lessons of history are right there: in this tariff war, who will be the first to buckle? Where should we set the stop-loss? Those following this, take note.

Reason is, if we test entry, there is a high chance we will hit the stop-loss----------------Because if we test entry, there is a very high chance we may hit the stop-loss.--------------------------------$GLM $XLM $JST#strategyJST stock price fell 9% on Friday

#BTC跌破8.2万
**Bitcoin Drops Below $82,000: What Comes Next for the Crypto Market?**
Bitcoin falling below the $82,000 level has put cryptocurrency traders on alert and raised fresh questions about the market's short-term direction. As the world's largest cryptocurrency, BTC plays a major role in shaping sentiment across the digital asset market. When Bitcoin experiences a significant price movement, traders often reassess their positions in Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies as well.
The $82,000 level is an important psychological price point because many market participants monitor round-numb

The most useful episode of personal agent
But I only thought of using it this way right before leaving—still not AI Native enough

gm my internet frens

**$CRWV /USDT Perp – "Sharp Rejection – Short"**
Trading Plan Short $CRWV
Entry: 61.00
SL: 61.73
TP1: 57.60
TP2: 57.18
CRWV is down -2.19% after a sharp rejection from the 62.12 high. MACD is cooling; targeting the 57.60 low.
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solana:9KDhovVA2kdjngkFooqEn5FoKkuZeDMYiQtVk7Lbm9up might be bottomed at $54k
Strange that a verified coin sits so low feels like a crime
🤨🤔 have a strange feeling this will pull a $hi and shoot towards $1 million out of the blue
NFa
#crypto $sol

#USMemoryStocksExtendLosses 📉💻 US MEMORY STOCKS EXTEND LOSSES! 🔴
Pressure continues across the U.S. memory chip sector as investors watch semiconductor stocks face further declines. 📊⚠️
Changing demand expectations, industry competition, and uncertainty around future growth are keeping the market on edge. With AI and data-center demand shaping the industry, traders are closely watching what comes next. 🤖💾
👀 Will memory stocks recover, or is more volatility ahead?
Stay informed, follow market trends, and make decisions based on research—not emotions! 🎯

#沃什IMF讲话
**Kevin Warsh’s IMF Remarks: What They Mean for the Economy and Crypto Market**
Kevin Warsh’s remarks at the IMF have drawn attention to some of the biggest challenges facing the global economy, including inflation, interest rates, economic growth, and the rapid development of artificial intelligence. These issues are important because they can influence investor confidence, financial market liquidity, and the direction of cryptocurrencies.
Inflation remains a major concern for policymakers. If prices continue rising faster than expected, the Federal Reserve may need to maintain tight