500% in 24h for $VOLTA gg

$ETH Account abstraction has been talked about for ages. The news finally landed, but the price didn’t budge. There’s only one reason: TVL growth is inflated—no fresh money came in; it’s just old funds being shuffled around. A figure like $289.97M isn’t enough to fuel a real breakout. If it can’t hold, it’s a fake move. Don’t chase it. I’m watching the weekend numbers. If you think I’m talking nonsense, save this screenshot. If you’re following along, follow #DeFi

Zcash’s New Security Fund Is 99.7% Old Money
Zcash’s new reserve for future block rewards is still overwhelmingly inherited value. About 99.7% of its balance in an early post-NU7 mainnet observation on November 7, 2026, came from previously unclaimed subsidy and fees, leaving just 1.12 ZEC accumulated under the new rules.
At 05:08:38 UTC, the mainnet API for Zakura’s NU7 monitoring dashboard reported a Network Sustainability Mechanism, or NSM, balance of 369.7 ZEC at block 3,547,068. Its status data showed NU7 active.
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everything moves so fast on @Enter_Elysium. @MontraXYZ just got flipped.
two days ago montra did 73% of all launchpad volume. today @AscendLaunch is #1.
last 24h:
> ascend: $7.35m (45%)
> montra: $5.71m (35%)
> volta: $1.48m (9%)
the day before, montra had 76% and ascend 13%.

As we move into November, there is one big fly still stuck in the ointment. Yes, we have very high EPS growth for the S&P 500, but two companies comprise one-third of that ~30% growth: $NVDA (NVDA) and $MU (MU).

I heard that a KOL was drugged in Thailand and passed out on the street!
Is this true? 🤔
Can anyone recognize which KOL it is? 😍

$RSR Price is currently 0.0017, up 10.65% over 24 hours, with trading volume surging to 32M—amid the recent low-volume sideways action among small-cap coins, that kind of volume suggests someone got positioned early.
Let’s pin down the timing: we’re in a high-level consolidation after an intraday rally, less than 6% below the 24-hour high of 0.0018. This is the most nerve-racking spot: chase it and you risk getting stuck at the top; sit it out and you risk missing the move. From my screen-watching experience, after a 10% gain, if volume hasn’t dried up and price is holding near the previous hi

#BTCETFOutflowsContinue

During the week of November 2–6, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a total net outflow of $1.28 billion—the worst weekly performance since the end of June. Fidelity’s fund was the only major fund to end the week in positive territory, with a net inflow of approximately $93 million, while BlackRock’s fund alone accounted for $1.21 billion in outflows. The aggregate of all funds excluding IBIT also finished the week in the red, pushing cumulative year-to-date fund flows into slightly negative territory. This shift occurred alongside Bitcoin’s price action hovering around

Short $UNI at 7.01. Hold below, next target 6.87. I'll exit if it reclaims 7.10. Sellers still control the trend, with price below the 7.11 EMA50. The 1-hour chart RSI is 47, momentum is neutral, and there is room for further downside.
🔴 Short entry: 7.004–7.018 Take profit: 6.958 / 6.923 / 6.871 Stop loss: 7.099 Not investment advice · Do your own research

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The Global Markets Are Sending a Warning: Rising Yields, a Stronger Dollar and a New Test for Bitcoin

The past week delivered an important message to investors: the global financial market is becoming more defensive. From Wall Street to cryptocurrency exchanges, investors are reassessing risk as higher interest rate expectations, inflation concerns and political uncertainty reshape market sentiment.

The numbers reveal a clear shift in capital allocation. The S&P 500 declined approximately 2.7%, while the Nasdaq lost nearly 5%, making technology and semicondu

$HOT This lesson cost me a real loss of 8,000 U, and now the market has taught me another one. Last year I got trapped chasing the top, and my account shrank from 23,000 to 15,000. Watching the candlesticks drop one after another was a feeling I really don’t want to experience again.
Today $HOT is trading at 0.0004, up 21.97% in 24 hours, with a high of 0.0005, a low of 0.0003, and a trading volume of 102.9 million. These numbers are interesting—the trading volume is over 100 million, but the price is still hovering around 0.0004. What does that tell us? There’s been plenty of turnover, with

$SKYAI almost shook me out on this move. A few days ago, it was bottoming around 0.0302. I saw volume keep shrinking and thought I’d wait a little longer. Then a bullish candle shot it up to 0.0411. I chased at 0.038, and my nerves went straight out the window—when it rose, I feared a pullback; when it fell, I feared getting stuck. In the end, I sold half around 0.0363 and made just enough for lunch. One lesson: when it’s moving sideways on low volume, don’t keep thinking “it might go a little lower.” Set a stop-loss at 0.033 and get in when it hits—that’s better than staring at the chart. It’

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Right now i am bullish on ZEC,
as the zec after a dip taking the last low liquidity i suggest now it's time to go with the buyer's.

Reason,
previously zec went in my favours from the same level or i can say it's near by why because they are on the same area where i took the long position after all the confirmation now it's continuesly making ranges and EMA-50 level the candle just touch and respected with a rejection if the market and structure going to be in my favours again so i think this is the better opportunity and i don't wanted to missed it.

Setup,
Now take

My cat votes for the jar with more treats, fren. Honest question: do you hold NFTs for the art or for the bags, anon?

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Intel is down about 60% from its high
People keep asking me if it’s a buy now because it’s “so cheap”
Is it though?
Revenue growth around 12%. A forward P/E around 40
Meanwhile Nvidia trades around 15x forward earnings with WAY faster growth. TSM is under 20x
So why would I pay 40x for 12% growth when I can pay half that or less for better companies growing faster?
This is the trap. People look at how far a stock fell instead of what they’re paying for the earnings
A 60% drop just means it was really expensive before & to be honest... $INTC still is expensive.
VALUATIONS MATTER!

GN to those who GN💤

$ROBO

My old stubborn donkey of a friend has decided to start a Good News series. It’s about time!