$BTC Monday doing the same old algo.
Retracing almost every pump to the upside.
Funny how I’ve been pointing this out since August 2025 and they still haven’t changed the algo.
You could’ve looked to short $BTC on Monday after the sweeps and caught multiple 1-3% drops.

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📈10.20 Midday Market Outlook📈
$BTC 观点：
BTC failed to hold above the 82789 resistance after a false breakout above it yesterday. This was a false breakout, possibly sweeping liquidity above 82789. Once the sweep was complete, there was no follow-through buying, so price moved back below 82789 and also broke below the 81823 support.
Below, at the point indicated by the white arrow, after breaking below the 81823 support, price attempted to rebound and reclaim 81823, but failed. Since the 81823 support was broken and not reclaimed on the rebound, price continued to wick lower.
Althoug

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$CTR I got in at 0.0135 during this 29.92% surge and sold most of my position at 0.0171 last night. Don’t rush to call it amazing—look at the data first: 24h low of 0.0132, high of 0.0178, and trading volume of 38.5M. Turnover was intense, but the price has already hit short-term resistance. My reasoning was simple: the broader market was moving sideways without direction, BTC was stalling at a key level, and there was no new development from the Fed, so capital had to find an outlet. Small-cap, high-volatility assets like CTR became vehicles for short-term speculation. I didn’t buy on a whim:

10.20 ETH Market Analysis
Short: around 2410–2430, stop-loss above 2455, targets 2375/2330.
ETH is currently at 2391. After reaching a high of 2445 yesterday, it slid steadily lower, and just now plunged again, hitting a low of 2371 and erasing over half of the gains from 2327 to 2445. Although it has bounced back to around 2390, the overall market remains weak, with all the moving averages acting as overhead resistance.
The 2410–2430 area above is a small consolidation zone on the way down and also a dense moving-average resistance zone. A weak rebound to this level will usually struggle to b

$Lobster The damn market makers are baiting traders again. Once retail sells, they start pumping. As long as retail doesn’t buy, they keep pumping; once they buy, they dump.

The accumulation phase is the most boring phase of the market.

Gold is currently in an airdrop trend, with potential to head toward 3500 points. Use quantitative system support to improve your win rate.

Everyone in the group is calling for a rally, so I’m going against the crowd. U.S. chip stocks finally stopped their steep slide today. The Nasdaq Composite closed up 290.85 points, or 1.11%, at 26430.89; the S&P 500 rose 0.41% to 7690.73; and the Dow also gained. The indexes are up, but the biggest gains came from chip stocks—the ones that had been hit hardest. This is a technical bounce after an oversold sell-off, not the start of a trend. After similar sharp drops in the chip sector, the first rebound candle often sees leading stocks bounce 3%–5% in a single day, only to retest levels near

Was my position too big? Did I crash QQQ by buying too much?

NorForge security researcher Snorre Fagerland discovered:
A Chinese-speaking hacker
used AI agents to automate almost the entire attack
targeting e-commerce sites in the U.S., Canada, Australia, and Japan since September 25.
By last weekend, the hacker had attempted to breach more than
1,200 websites and compromised over 100 corporate sites.
Victims include Deere, SharkNinja,
and Cummins.
The researcher estimates the AI costs at around $5,000,
or about $50 per successful attack.
Perhaps before we face quantum attacks,
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And the first to bear the brunt

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A brief analysis of BTC’s short-term trend from Dow Theory, Chan Theory, Elliott Wave Theory, volume-price relationships, order flow, and price action
Assessment revision (third time): Yesterday’s forecast of “at the gates, with the Iron Curtain in sight” failed again—the gates at 82,550/82,812 were both breached on October 19, but the high reached only 83,056 (not the Iron Curtain level of 83,650 itself) before a $16.7 billion distribution sent the price back to 81,926, with Delta at -$279 million for the day. The decline continued this morning (-$265 million) to 81,097. The sequence of react

$BTW SHORT SETUP 📉
Entry: 1.96 – 2.00
SL: 2.08
TP1: 1.85
TP2: 1.76
TP3: 1.68
1H bearish structure. Short only after a confirmed rejection from the entry zone.

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