152 | Is a worse price after buying just slippage?
When reviewing on-chain trades, there’s one situation I think is worth paying special attention to: the execution price is clearly worse than expected, and other people’s buys or sells occur right before and after your trade.
This isn’t necessarily just the market happening to move; it could also involve a sandwich attack.
Simply put, someone spots a pending buy order, buys ahead of it, then sells after it, profiting from transaction ordering and price changes. The trade caught in the middle may therefore get worse execution terms.
But I would

$BTC
Hackers break in, coins stolen!
Incident: A major hacking theft has hit an exchange’s funds, with over 6 billion in user funds siphoned off. Despite emergency freezes, most of it was still converted and used! The bulk was used to dump BTC and ETH. This major theft has triggered panic withdrawals, leaving a huge hole in the market!!!😱😱😱😱
Inside details: The exchange disclosed that the theft was caused by a script infiltrating a laptop belonging to one of its own development and operations engineers. What an absurd failure of security.
Rumors online: Old hands on the blockchain suspect

The Musk-themed puppy token, puppies, burst onto the scene within one minute of Musk’s tweet, “l love you puppies”; its contract address ends in 6eb2, and it is listed on more than ten exchanges. Communities are now continuing to build in over 50 countries, making it worth accumulating at low levels

The asset is worth 1,000, so why does it only count as 800?
The coins in your account are worth $1,000 at market price, but when used as collateral, the system calculates their value as only $800. Was the missing $200 taken away?
Not necessarily. This could be a collateral discount.
When assessing collateral, platforms take price volatility and liquidity into account, so they may not count the full market value toward its collateral value.
A simplified example: an asset has a market value of $1,000, and assuming the eligible percentage is 80%, its value for this calculation is $800. This indic

The weekly chart has fully reached the bottom. Normally, I’d buy the dip, but damn, now a hacker has shown up—what’s the point of playing this game? Everyone, don’t buy the dip just yet. I’m afraid you’ll end up on a rooftop $ETH
In theory, as long as AI clusters have enough computing power, there’s no such thing as a perfect system in the world. If there are bugs, sooner or later people using AI will exploit them, break in, and take what they want. Plus, centralized exchanges aren’t official to begin with, so everyone should get used to it.

Google $GOOG had its worst single-day performance on record yesterday, wiping out about $500 billion in market cap. Google Cloud revenue doubled, but the market focused on search growth slowing from 17% to 12%. Search share is being taken by Claude, ChatGPT and Grok.
Cloud is accelerating, but the core business is faltering and losing ground. That said, it was only a matter of time.

#黄金# As soon as panic sets in, a rebound is not far away. $XAU ‌

⭐ Captured $GTC ’s mean-reversion bounce after a capitulation sell-off formed a lower wick and funding rates turned extremely negative.
The move delivered a solid 42% return. 📈 🟢 profit: $ 228
‍$HYPE and $ETH are on today’s watchlist.

Intel reported third quarter revenue of 16.51 billion dollars, up 21 percent from a year earlier. Adjusted earnings reached 52 cents per share, well above the 41 cents analysts expected. Data center and artificial intelligence revenue hit 7.3 billion dollars, up nearly 80 percent. Despite this, shares fell about 23 percent after hours.
The drop came from fourth quarter guidance. Intel expects revenue between 15 and 16 billion dollars, below analyst estimates near 17 billion. It guided adjusted earnings to 25 cents per share and a gross margin of 38 percent. That is a sharp step down from the 4

10.30 Bitcoin trade setup idea$BTC
On the short-term Bollinger chart, the price has continued to decline from a high of 81953.7. After hitting a low of 76444, bearish momentum weakened noticeably, and the candlesticks gradually moved away from the lower Bollinger Band. Support buying is beginning to emerge at the lows, and the market is entering an oversold recovery phase following the decline. However, the middle and upper Bollinger Bands are still trending downward. This setup is a bet on a rebound, not a trend reversal, so be sure to manage your position size.
Short-term strategy: Go long

ETH (Ether) | October 30 Trend: Bearish Bias
ETH has yet to show clear signs of finding a bottom and reversing.
The previous rebound lacked strength, and prices have weakened again, indicating that selling pressure remains overhead. With BTC's overall structure looking weak, it will be no easy task for ETH to stage a strong reversal on its own.
So for now, the main strategy for Ether is to short the rebound.
Entry range: Short at 2220–2240
Stop loss: 2460
Within this range, focus on how well the price holds after rebounding. If it reaches the range but fails to climb, and the rebound gradually

If the bulls once again try to defend the price at the channel and meet resistance
I will open a new short position
The 1H price defending the channel will challenge the test zone again. If it meets resistance there, I’ll also watch for shorting opportunities.
If you like this chart, please give it a like. If not, just scroll past, buddy. Reporting it will prevent others from viewing it. $XAUUSD ‌

SanDisk: Returning 100% of excess cash to shareholders, $5 billion already deployed for share buybacks in the first fiscal quarter! $SNDK $SNDK

155 | The contract address hasn’t changed, so the rules won’t change either?
The contract here refers to an on-chain smart contract.
When looking at a project, I want to add one item to my watchlist: does it have upgrade permissions, and who can change the logic that actually gets executed?
Some projects use proxy contracts. The address users interact with can stay the same, while the implementation contract behind it can be updated. So, “it’s still the same address” doesn’t necessarily mean the rules have stayed unchanged all along.
Upgrades may fix issues or add features, but they also mean

Machi has been zeroed out again, again, again, and again…

What the hell is going on—is everything about to crash? Damn, it inches up when it rises, but when it falls, it’s like diarrhea, plunging all the way down.