Bank of America is starting to build a crypto team—the kind that manages $4 trillion in assets and serves 68 million customers. JPMorgan is doing it, Goldman Sachs is doing it, and BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF and Ethereum money market fund are already live. Wall Street isn’t testing the waters; it’s lining up to enter. The institutional channels for Ethereum ETFs will only keep getting broader. Save this screenshot if you think I’m talking nonsense. #ETH Keep an eye on it.

i guess average iq and attention span decreased the cycle cause people are so down bad that they are just bidding single letter tickers now

BOOM $SUI Hit Both The Upside And Then The Downside Target Just As Projected ✅️

Took A Quick $700 $SUI Trade Closed
Watching for local double top for re-entry.
👀

#Bitcoin just reclaimed $84,000! 🚀
Do we trust this small weekend pump?

$TRUMP TRUMPUSDT: Potential Wave 3 Rally Toward $8.14
TRUMP is trading near $1.93 on the 1-hour chart. If the recent low holds and price confirms a reversal, the chart’s Elliott Wave scenario points to a possible larger advance, with $8.14 as a long-term projection.
This is a highly speculative scenario; pullbacks and further downside remain possible. The setup is invalidated below $1.736.

I’ve gone all in—don’t let me down 😭 ethereum:native

X is quietly becoming the everything app
You can now schedule meetings directly from the web app
It's labeled as "calls"
Interestingly, you can also link other calendars to it and access your meetings in one place
gud tek

$NIFTY 🇮🇳
Growth in India is strong, but interest rates, oil, and foreign capital flows are creating pressure. On October 7, the RBI raised its rate by 25 basis points to 5.50% and shifted from a neutral stance to controlled tightening. It took rate cuts off the table in the near term. The options from here are to hold or raise rates again. Since India is a major oil importer, high prices increase its import bill and inflation. Net foreign equity outflows in October have reached ₹441.7B.
It has been range bound and choppy since 2024. Consolidations like this can break in either direction. If

$STRK remains strong, and the crowding risk is also rising
$STRK 24-hour +8.45%, current price 0.1149. The 1-hour and 4-hour RSI are 57 and 80, respectively. The strength is real, and so is the crowding. The question is not whether it can continue moving higher, but who will be willing to catch it during the first pullback.
Now zoom back out to the 24-hour range: low 0.10052, high 0.12389. Where the current price of 0.1149 sits within this range will directly affect what the same signal means. Near the high, the strength needs to prove it is not a spike followed by a pullback; near the low, th

Bitcoin hedge funds face liquidation trap when collateral is split across markets
A profitable hedge fund can still get liquidated on one exchange because the profit sitting on another exchange is out of reach.
Here's the setup: Bitcoin falls, the fund's short position on CME is in the black, and its matching long on Hyperliquid is bleeding cash. The two positions were designed to cancel each other out, but Hyperliquid can't see or use the profits held at CME to cover the loss on its own books. The fund has to find additional collateral before the exchange closes the position for it.
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$COTI SEND IT AGAIN

I find this comparison between $FIX and $MARA fascinating. Not because the underlying businesses are comparable, but because of how remarkably similar their long-term technical structures appear at two very different points in time.
Look where FIX was in 2012, and look at where MARA sits today. Both charts show enormous historical drawdowns, years of price compression beneath descending resistance, and what could prove to be important inflection points in their respective long-term trends.
What happened next for FIX was extraordinary. From its 2012 breakout region, the stock went on to appreci

There are still buyers placing bids at midnight—don't wait until dawn to regret it.
The hairy crab market—seize the moment.

I don't day trade... 99% of them lose. (see chart below)
I don't sell covered calls... they cap the exact upside.
I don't sell cash secured puts... I'm not parking six figures in dead cash.
I don't touch weeklies... nobody knows what a stock does in 5 days.
I don't run spreads... I'm not paying to bet against my own trade.
I don't watch screens all day.
Here's what I actually do:
Build a base of $VOO + $Q
+ Elite companies that I hold for the long run.
Sell 1+ year portfolio secured puts on great companies below fair value, secured by that base.
Premium buys more shares. Shares secure bigger p

Gold and BTC, ETH, etc. Reference (Beijing Time, October 12–13)
Review of last week
Gold bottomed at around 4066 on October 7 and closed around 4111; it rebounded to 4135–4145 on the 8th; on the 9th, it reached a high of 4207 and closed around 4194–4195. It remained at 4194–4196 over the weekend. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield fell back to around 5.24%, while the U.S. Dollar Index remained near 102. WTI fell back to 90–91. The FOMC minutes confirmed that most members believed another rate hike this year was still possible.
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#USOpensRussianDieselImports
Russian Diesel Returns to the US Market Debate: A Temporary Policy Shift With Global Market Implications
Energy markets are influenced by more than production figures and demand forecasts. Sometimes, a temporary policy decision can change market expectations, influence commodity prices, and reshape how investors evaluate economic risks.
On October 9, the US Treasury Department issued a temporary authorization permitting specified transactions involving Russian-origin diesel, including sales, deliveries, offloading, and imports, through April 7, 2027. The decision

$XPL kept a core position; I’m waiting for the next dip or a steady rise