Today, amid countless doubts, I opened a long position at 80,400. Brothers, are you feasting and celebrating? Congratulations to those who followed—the market will reveal who is the king and who is the clown only after the move is over.$ETH

$OP Why is it pushing higher against the broader market? Put simply, it’s not retail’s faith—it’s someone else doing the math.
I checked a few big accounts, and a 50x leveraged short just got slapped in the face—shorting at the highs, only for the price to fall from the 0.15 range to just above 0.13, prompting them to move their stop-losses to breakeven one by one. On the other hand, it has gained 40% in 30 days, while BTC managed only single-digit gains over the same period—the gap is right there. Betting on an altcoin like this with a position leveraged dozens of times means a random bounce

$MU
Looks pretty top heavy here.
Levels of potential reversals: $739 $608 $365 (extreme)

#每周来晒 #USSeptemberPPIDataRelease
US September PPI data will be released at 20:30 Beijing time tonight (8:30 a.m. ET). This is one of the final major inflation readings before the next Federal Reserve decision window. Below I directly answer the two official questions of this Weekly Share edition and then provide full supporting analysis with as many percentages and data points as possible.
Question 1: Will September PPI exceed or fall short of expectations? Is inflationary pressure on the production side strong?
My clear answer:
I expect September PPI to exceed the consensus slightly or lan

PPI and BTC’s Historical Dialogue—Trading Wisdom Taught by Five Data Releases
In the crypto market, the most expensive lessons often come from repeating the same mistakes. PPI data happens to be a constantly recurring “exam.”
I reviewed five major PPI releases over the past two years and Bitcoin’s reactions to them. These “historical dialogues” have shaped my current trading framework.
March 2023: PPI cooled, and BTC rose 5.2% in 24 hours. At the time, inflation expectations were retreating from their highs, and the cooling PPI was interpreted by the market as a signal that the Federal Reserve

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Japanese and South Korean stocks plunge at circuit-breaker levels! KOSPI plunges 9% intraday, while the three storage chip giants sell off across the board

Guys, October 15 was the worst day of the year for Asia-Pacific technology stocks. I watched the market all day, and honestly, I haven't seen a sell-off of this magnitude in a long time.

Let's look at the data. South Korea's KOSPI index closed down 7.57% at 5554.22 points, after plunging more than 9% intraday and triggering the year's tenth circuit breaker. The Korea Exchange urgently activated the Sidecar mechanism to suspend algorithm

#美国9月PPI大超预期 Data beat expectations across the board, yet the market "isn't following the script": PPI came in at 6.3%, with BTC hanging by a thread at $80K—will this be "the end of bad news" or "stagflation panic"?

Actual data: U.S. September PPI rose 6.3% year-over-year (forecast 5.3%) and 1.3% month-over-month (forecast 0.5%)—the highest in more than four years; core PPI rose 5.0% year-over-year, while retail sales rose 0.8%, also beating expectations. All four readings "blew out the charts." But interestingly, the more explosive the data, the more "divided" the market became—U.S. Treasur

#USSeptemberPPIBeatsExpectations
US September PPI Beats Expectations: What It Means for Inflation, Federal Reserve Policy, and Crypto Markets
The U.S. economic landscape has received another major inflation signal, as September’s Producer Price Index (PPI) came in significantly hotter than economists expected. The latest report highlights persistent price pressures across the American economy and raises important questions about the Federal Reserve’s next monetary policy decisions. For cryptocurrency investors, this development deserves close attention because inflation, interest rates, liqui

$Lobster, Lobster bro has diarrhea again,

#USSeptemberPPIReleased
US September PPI
Today’s US Producer Price Index (PPI) report arrives at a sensitive moment for financial markets. With September CPI accelerating to 3.7% year over year, investors are watching closely to see whether rising producer costs will add further pressure to the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate outlook.
The PPI report is scheduled for 12:30 UTC today, October 15. Markets expect monthly producer-price inflation to accelerate to 0.6% from August’s 0.4%. The actual release will determine whether those expectations are justified.
Why this report matters now
The lat

U.S. stocks fell even harder than BTC last night—what does this indicate?

U.S. stocks fell first before the PPI data was released. After yesterday’s CPI data came out, U.S. stocks had already fallen for an entire day. With today’s PPI again exceeding expectations, U.S. stocks will likely remain under pressure.

I looked at yesterday’s data: The Dow fell 0.09%, the S&P 500 fell 1.11%, and the Nasdaq fell 1.88%, marking its biggest single-day drop since July. Eight of the 11 S&P 500 sectors declined, with technology leading the losses, down 2.62%. The semiconductor sector performed even worse

#JapanAndKoreaStocksPlunge
Asian markets faced sharp volatility as Japanese and South Korean stocks took a heavy hit, led by a steep sell-off in technology and semiconductor heavyweights.
South Korea's KOSPI plunged 7.57%, triggering circuit breakers during trading, while Japan's Nikkei 225 tumbled nearly 4.9%. Major tech names absorbed the worst of the decline, with Samsung Electronics falling over 9% and SK Hynix dropping more than 11%.
The plunge comes as hotter U.S. inflation data (3.7% CPI) and rising bond yields prompt global investors to reassess elevated valuations and borrowing costs

CoreWeave’s CEO told employees yesterday that the orders on hand can cover its debt
The bond market disagrees
The yield on its April bonds surged above 16% today
That kind of yield is usually reserved for companies nearing default
The bonds issued in April had a coupon of only 9.75%
It issued another batch in June at 9.625%, and those are now worth only 79.5 cents on the dollar
It paid $640 million in interest alone in the second quarter, compared with $267 million in the same period last year
Revenue more than doubled to $2.58 billion, but it still posted a $626 million loss
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The Fed in the Warsh Era—Reconstructing the Policy Logic from Powell to Warsh
As the Fed chairmanship passes from Powell to Warsh, the underlying logic of inflation management is being rewritten.
The U.S. Senate formally confirmed Kevin Warsh to succeed Powell as the next Fed chair by a vote of 54 in favor and 45 against, for a four-year term. This vote, divided almost entirely along party lines, marked the smallest affirmative margin in a Fed chair confirmation.
Powell’s “Legacy”: Remaining as Governor to Provide a Check
At a press conference on April 29, Powell announced that after his term

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Hurry up and pump it—what the fuck are you pretending for?$SK Hynix

And just like that, the daily candle is green again.
$BTC

$SIREN Up 30% in a day, and those who chased in at 0.0287 are already enjoying the view from the peak.
First, the data: 24h low 0.0203, high 0.0287, current price 0.0285, trading volume 32.3M. Note one detail—the current price is almost right at the 24h high, showing that bulls are still pushing hard, but the upper shadow at 0.0287 has already formed. Yesterday, it surged from 0.0203 all the way to 0.0287, a 41% gain. This kind of vertical rise has only one technical signal: overbought. RSI is most likely already sitting above 80, short-term deviation is far too high, and the moving averages s