$XLM —I’ve been watching today’s market action all afternoon, and the more I look, the stranger it feels. The price fell by a little over 2%, which doesn’t look alarming, but trading volume was noticeably higher than usual—gradual declines typically happen because nobody wants to buy, so who would increase trading during a drop? Two possibilities: either someone is using the decline to unload, or someone thinks this level is worth buying and is quietly accumulating on the way down. I also looked through its performance this week, and it has basically been grinding back and forth in the middle r

I’ve been feeling weak for several days, but I finally have a little energy today.
Hehe, your Little Fish is back😉
So, tell me, did I miss anything fun these past few days?

The BTC and ETH long setups shared this morning worked out: BTC went long around 81,400 and surged above 82,400; ETH went long around 2,465 and smoothly reached the 2,530 target. $BTC $ETH
The levels were timed perfectly, and the market followed the forecast exactly—this short-term move locked in solid profits. 🍖#BTC回调触及81000美元

#FedSeptemberMinutesLeanHawkish #每周来晒 #PlanYourTradesThisWeek
THE FED’S HAWKISH MESSAGE: OCTOBER RATE-HIKE EXPECTATIONS, CPI AND THE NEXT MARKET MOVE
The Federal Reserve’s September meeting minutes have renewed an important question for investors: Will inflation force the Fed to maintain restrictive monetary policy, or will weakening economic momentum eventually give policymakers room to ease?
My view is that markets are approaching a sensitive period. The October 14 US CPI report could influence expectations for interest rates and trigger significant moves across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana,

BREAKING: Stellar drew $318.8M in net inflows into tokenized real-world assets over the past 30 days, the most of any blockchain.
@StellarOrg

$SUI The most important thing to be wary of is not whether prices rise or fall, but that after the price moved for a while, participation failed to keep up.
This time, I’m not looking at the gainers and losers rankings, only the key levels. The current price is 1.0601, approximately 5.86% from the 1-hour support at 0.998 and approximately 6.24% from the resistance at 1.1262.
My criteria are simple: only a breakout above 1.1262 followed by continuation would count as an upside continuation; a break below 0.998 invalidates the previous view. The 1-hour chart is weak, and the 4-hour chart is also

$BTC Friday Reversal Is Kicking In!
Wave D extended a bit lower as bears squeezed liquidity towards the downside before running into full exhaustion.
What's interesting here is that we're inside a rising channel, and one of the characteristics of these channels is a Rising Three Pattern, where we see at least 3 taps towards the upper trendline, given that the lower end continues to hold.
Now, we also printed this Total 3 pattern here and are currently retesting Wave B. As always, Wave B is the Key S/R level for your pattern to play out all the way, so what we want to see here is a reclaim of t

No wonder $BTC is dumping.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs just saw their biggest single-day outflow since June.
On top of that, US government wallets moved 17,733 BTC into Coinbase Prime, roughly $1.48 billion worth.
Market got spooked and liquidations followed. $256 million in BTC positions gone, 86% longs.
However, this is not the worst Bitcoin dump in a single day.
The biggest was October 10, 2025, which wiped out $19 billion in a single day.

Despite the market crash, many high-yield copy-trading leaders have been completely wiped off the board and liquidated, some even being liquidated repeatedly back and forth. I think this is normal, because they are not good at managing their own positions and do not actually possess the necessary skills. When holding onto positions, they need to know how to gradually get each opened position out of the red, and they must observe that their profits do not come from just one or two trades in one or two coins. At the very least, they need a record of fifty trades. Even with high-frequency trading

BTC seems to be showing signs of recovery recently. I’m planning to slowly start buying these two: Shhhhh, a privacy project whose founder also created a wallet, and then some WORLDX, a second-tier project building a meme coin protocol that has also burned 50%. They both have well-known founders. Their current market caps should be just over $500,000 and $80,000, respectively. For outdated players like us, instead of buying memes, I’d genuinely rather spend a few hundred bucks gambling on BTC.

I like this kind of Tesla CyberVan~
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Hu Hansan is back~ Watching the market is so boring! Starting Monday, I’ll resume streaming XAU farming! May stop streaming at any time~

You are begging $ONDO for a fee switch $UNI already turned on.
One gets smaller when people trade. The other just unlocks.
Here is the split nobody is pricing.
$UNI is wired to the exchange underneath it.
Uniswap is the default spot venue for tokenized assets. UNIfication, December 2025, takes a slice of the fees on that volume and burns UNI.
On v2: liquidity providers get 0.25%, the protocol takes 0.05%.
The fee sits in TokenJar and leaves only if UNI is destroyed.
A one time 100 million UNI treasury burn already happened. Later votes pushed the same pipe onto v4 and more chains.
Holders do n

$XAU USDT Short Setup
🔴 Entry: 4,195 - 4,230
🎯 TP1: 4,150
🎯 TP2: 4,110
🎯 TP3: 4,060
🟢 SL: 4,285
Gold is bouncing up into the MA(99) near 4,200 after bottoming around 4,110, up 1.7% today. That line has capped every rally during the slide from the 4,500 area, so this looks like a relief move into resistance rather than a trend change. Price is still below the broader downtrend, and a rejection here favors sellers. Above 4,285 invalidates.
⚠️ This is not financial advice. Always do your own research (DYOR).

$BTC USDT Short Setup
🔴 Entry: 82,500 - 83,300
🎯 TP1: 81,500
🎯 TP2: 80,300
🎯 TP3: 78,800
🟢 SL: 84,200
BTC slipped out of its 10-12% range and sold off sharply from the 83,500 area, now bouncing weakly around 82,460 below the MA(7), MA(25) and MA(99), which are all rolling over. The recovery candles are small and the 7 and 25 are crossing down, a sign of weak buyers. A retest of 82,800-83,300 that gets rejected offers a cleaner short entry. Above 84,200 invalidates.
⚠️ This is not financial advice. Always do your own research (DYOR).

Bitcoin is back above $82,000, but institutions are still pulling money out.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded -$729 MILLION in outflows in just 2 days, including -$484.9 million on October 7th and -$244.1 million on October 8th.
At the same time, ~$1 billion in leveraged crypto positions were liquidated during this week's sell-off.
$BTC now needs to reclaim $82,500 as support, while $87,400 remains the key resistance before $90,000.