This round, I started telling everyone to build positions in batches at 62K and continued until 86K, when I told everyone to reduce positions in batches. It’s actually been a long time since I last discussed specific market conditions with you. Today, I’d like to talk about how we should view the current market.
I’ll start with the conclusion: this correction isn’t over yet, but it won’t be too deep. Most likely, the price will move around 75K.
First, let’s look at the weekly chart. Every time the MACD fast and slow lines cross above the zero axis on the weekly timeframe, a major rally is abou

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#KOSPIJumps3.3% #ShareWeekly
South Korea’s KOSPI Rebounds 3.3%: Temporary Relief or the Start of a Stronger Recovery?
The Asian stock market has delivered a powerful reminder of how quickly sentiment can change when inflation, interest rates, and artificial intelligence (AI) expectations collide. South Korea’s KOSPI suffered a dramatic 7.6% decline on October 15, falling to approximately 5,554 points and triggering a circuit breaker. However, on October 16, the index rebounded by more than 3%, reaching around 5,745 points. This recovery has raised an important question: are investors beginnin

#沃什IMF讲话 #ShareWeekly
Warsh’s IMF Speech: Bitcoin’s Next Move Depends on Inflation, Interest Rates, and Market Confidence
The financial markets have received another important signal from Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh, and the biggest takeaway is not a clear promise of rate cuts or another immediate rate hike. Instead, investors are being reminded that inflation, economic resilience, energy prices, and financial conditions will determine the Fed’s next move.
Warsh’s IMF fireside chat with Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva in Bangkok came at a sensitive moment. Fresh US inflation pres

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Hi everyone! 👋BTC is currently moving steadily. 👀📊What do you think $ZE will do next? Are we about to see a new rally, or is a correction starting? 📈📉
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📰 October 17 | Macro / Geopolitics

🌐 Geopolitical News

1. Middle East (focus): Another tanker caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz, while attacks on commercial vessels continue to increase; Trump said he would not rule out striking Iran’s underground nuclear facility at Pickaxe Mountain, and the U.S. aircraft carrier Bush has returned to the Arabian Sea. The risk of an escalation in the U.S.-Iran conflict is rising, and international oil prices have surged, with Brent crude reaching a nearly 5-month high
2. Russia-Ukraine: Putin said Russia would continue striking Ukraine’s military-ind

$SOXL ‌It looks like prices will rise soon.

$BTC Cryptocurrency is pretty much done, it's over, and most have liquidated their positions

$BTC As I posted 4 days ago, this head n shoulders most likely is playing out. I wouldn't long this in any way atm.

$BTW 17th wealth code chart, bulls, keep up the good work

In the morning, I turned on my computer but didn't put my hand on the keyboard
$XAU 4173.35, up 0.25% net over 24 hours; the screen looked frozen
Last night at 22:00, a volume-backed surge to 4205.65 got pushed back, leaving a long upper wick
For the rest of the night, nine candles ground in place, barely going anywhere—I yawned watching them
Resistance above at 4205.65, support below at 4155.55
0.77% left to the top, 0.43% to the floor
Odds of 1.81 to 1—reaching in would just mean handing money to the market
The 20-day moving average at 4180.21 is overhead; funding is zero, so nobody owes any

#每周来晒 #Warsh's IMF Speech
Warsh didn't say he'd cut rates, but BTC got excited first.
This is what matters most today.
The market had been waiting for him to keep sounding hawkish: inflation hasn't been fully brought under control, and would the Fed keep raising rates? But Warsh didn't make any definitive statements. Instead, he stressed that he wouldn't prejudge the next meeting.
I think many people immediately interpreted this as a “dovish turn,” but that may be a little premature.
The real change isn't that Warsh suddenly turned dovish. It's that the market's most feared “consecutive rate h

$TIA Current price 0.6952, 24h +17.63%, trading volume 42.0M USDT, 30-candle range approximately 21.19%; compared with peers in the same sector, $AVAX is down 1.14% over 24h and $PYTH is down 8.23%. All three share the infrastructure/modular narrative, but TIA is the only asset gaining strength on rising volume against the trend. The relative strength gap is close to 19 percentage points, which is the main reason it deserves separate attention. The funding rate is -0.0028%; with prices rising while the rate remains negative, shorts have not capitulated and longs are not crowded, indicating

What was Justin Sun thinking during those 11 seconds of hesitation?

The White House Waives Multiple Sanctions on Russia, and the Short Trade Hits the Mark Again! BTC and ETH Outlook for 10.17
On the 16th, the White House issued an executive order waiving multiple sanctions, restrictions, and tariffs set out in the Lindsey Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026. The waiver covers measures including a 500% tariff on Russian goods exported to the U.S., as well as 100% tariffs on major importers of Russian energy and on countries that help Russia evade sanctions on its oil trade. It also covers sanctions targeting the Russian central bank, major commercial