Buying YES at 90¢ means risking 90 to make 10. You have to be right 9 times out of 10 just to break even.
Buying at 10¢ you only need to be right 1 time in 10.
Would you rather be right 90% of the time buying at 95¢, or 20% of the time buying at 10¢?

Revolut, the fintech app with more than 70 million customers, is now an on-ramp on Jupiter Mobile.
Users pick Revolut Pay and move money from their Revolut account straight into a Solana wallet in seconds.
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$SNDK I said long ago it couldn't go any higher, and all the news signals were crystal clear! Those who trusted me are having a great time flying high. I'll let you know next time SanDisk is about to take off! It should be soon!$SNXX

Stable, the chain that uses USDT0 for gas, has more than 3 times as many stablecoin holders as Tempo, the payments chain incubated by Stripe.
Stable's USDT0 has 761,716 holders. Tempo has 227,478 across every stablecoin on it.
@Stable

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Oil crashed -1.7% on the news that President Trump cancelled today's strikes on Iran.
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Franklin Templeton, with $1.79 trillion under management, now has $56.10M of its BENJI money market fund on Arbitrum.
That is more than the $48.35M of the fund on Ethereum, one of eight networks it runs on.
@arbitrum

$BTC Short-term bias is bearish; favor shorting bounces. The core rationale is funding: BTC’s funding rate remains positive at +0.0033%, meaning longs are paying to hold positions, while the price has barely moved over 24h (-0.05%). This shows longs are crowded but unable to push the price higher, a typical “longs pay, shorts collect rent” setup. Any pullback could easily trigger a cascade of long stop-losses and liquidations. Technicals point the same way: MA5=80568 has fallen below MA20=80592.5, RSI=41.3 is in the weak zone, and the MACD histogram at -3.343 remains bearish. The price is nea

$UP Recovery or Just a Temporary Bounce?
$UP gained 13.44% to $0.1657 after rebounding from $0.1228. The move is encouraging, but the broader downtrend remains a concern.
Price is still below its 30-day moving average near $0.1858. A sustained break above this level could strengthen the recovery, while rejection may bring renewed selling pressure.
With $1.31M in reported liquidity versus $11.26M in 24-hour volume, sharp price swings and slippage remain risks.
Momentum starts the move. Holding key levels determines whether it lasts.
Would you trust this rebound, or wait for confirmation?
#Unit

$ENA A 24-hour gain of 11.06%, yet trading participation is only 0.46x. The 24-hour high was 0.2116 and the low was 0.1887. Prices are rising while participation is falling—that’s a conflict in itself.
Both the 1-hour and 4-hour charts show strength. The current price is 0.2108, with 1-hour resistance at 0.2116 and support at 0.1887. The trend direction is right, but will buyers step in at these highs?
I’d rather wait for 0.2116 to hold before seeing whether volume backs it up. If the price holds above resistance and trading picks up, the continuation will be more credible; if 0.1887 breaks a

$ZEC 's 24-hour performance is +1.64%, but that is neither a cause nor a forecast. What can be confirmed now is 1,220.59, 1.17x volume, and strength on both the 1-hour and 4-hour timeframes.
The easiest mistake here is to treat a single upper wick as a completed breakout, often overlooking the real selling pressure near resistance. I would treat the first move above as a probe, and only count it as a valid breakout if price holds after a retest.
The chart can be simple: below 1,176.48 is one outcome, above 1,238.96 is another, with wider boundaries at 1,118.55 and 1,337.85, respectively.
In the

Shorts dump it down 22.5%, $ANIME volume ratio 5.938—I’m bullish
$ANIME Currently at 0.00291, down 22.5% in 24h. I’m bullish at this level—the shorts are dumping their bags to you.
Futures sentiment is bearish, with a funding rate of -0.00064505 and a long-short account ratio of 0.9124. Shorts are overwhelmingly dominant. But spot isn’t buying it: 24h trading volume is 5564918 USDT, and the volume ratio has hit 5.938, with huge volume being fully absorbed. Daily RSI at 63.3 is strong; MACD has formed a golden cross below the zero line, and the red bars are still growing.
The headwinds are rea

New week, new opening: Can BTC hold the $80,000 level? This week is unlikely to be quiet.
Good morning, everyone. A new week is here.
The market kept dipping last week. Are your positions holding up?
📉 BTC closed last week near $80,800, with the $80,000 level tested repeatedly. ETH remained weak, and altcoins likewise lacked momentum for a sustained rebound.
I’m not rushing to turn bullish this week, as the market is about to face a key test.
The Federal Reserve will announce its rate decision on October 28. The market broadly expects a pause in rate hikes this time, but the wording around De

Last night, BTC faced resistance around 80900 and fell, bottoming at 80100 early this morning before stabilizing and bouncing. The price has now recovered to around 80500. Overall, the move has been characterized by “fast declines and slow rebounds.” The bounce was only 400 points, failing to reach even last night’s starting point of 80900, let alone break above the round-number level of 81000. This suggests limited buying interest, with the rebound driven more by short covering than active buying.
Structurally, the 80500–80600 area was a consolidation zone during the previous decline, where

Altcoins also look great here.
It's looking like we're about to put in our 4th red weekly candle, and the crowd has turned very bearish again.
OTHERS is an a strong weekly uptrend, also has not retested any of the key EMA + SMA's yet, and is holding structure.
There is nothing bearish about this chart guys.
If you were not positioned, and then decided to buy the local top... but are not buying now, what are you doing here?
It is always the same old story.
Everyone bearish at the low
Then many bullish at the local high
Then everyone bearish again on the pullback
How can you ever sell higher if

$BTC On-chain data shows a daily net inflow of around 258 coins, with extra-large orders making up the main source of buying. But the price has continued to swing around the 80k level without moving decisively in either direction. Large holders seem to be quietly accumulating at lower levels, with no signs of an active short-term push higher.
$ET The net inflow is around 4,275 coins, with a relatively healthy fund structure and large buy orders appearing at the same time. Unfortunately, its ability to move independently is weak, and it is still being driven by Bitcoin’s pace.
$SOL The net inf

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