In this $ZRO move, which step is easiest to be fooled by?
When I looked at $ZRO again, I first covered up the 24-hour +9.37%. It’s not that this number is unimportant, but it is too good at grabbing attention. What really needs explaining right now is that after $ZRO’s sharp 24-hour rise, momentum and continuation are not the same thing. I won’t extrapolate the large move that has already happened into the next leg; I’ll first see whether the price can hold in the new range.
The most convenient—and easiest to get wrong—reading is that the gainers and losers list records the past, while the mo

$BNB BNBUSDT: +3.4% bounce off $709 — $735 resistance decides next
BNB was the outlier in today's ~$1B liquidation cascade — while ETH fell 5%+ and BTC broke $81K, BNB finished the day green (+0.5%), bouncing 3.4% off its $709 cascade low to $733, a hair under its $735.3 24h high. The tension: genuine relative strength, or just a slower bleed in a market still digesting hot US inflation data?
Trend per timeframe
- Daily: Slid from the $745–747 zone (Oct 14) to a $709 cascade wick (Oct 15 02:00 UTC), then ground back to $733.2 — still ~1.6% below where the selloff began. The recovery reads corr

10-year US Treasury yields above 5%—why is this a “fatal blow” to memory stocks?

Many people don't understand what an upside surprise in US CPI has to do with Japanese and South Korean memory stocks plunging. They're half a world apart. Today, I'll lay out the transmission chain clearly for you.

Step 1: CPI upside surprise → rate-hike expectations heat up. On October 14, the US released its September CPI data, with headline CPI up 3.7% year-on-year and core CPI up 2.6% year-on-year, both fully exceeding market expectations. The market-implied probability of an October rate hike surged over

Member just had a $30k day...
I love teaching this group 🙏🙏

UniCredit, the European bank with €932.091B in assets, is advising Hypercube on a European water credit sandbox for credits recorded on Algorand. Each credit is one verified cubic metre of water.
@Algorand

🔴 Strategy (MSTR) could be excluded from major MSCI indices (such as the MSCI USA, MSCI World, or MSCI ACWI) starting in late November 2026.
MSCI is one of the largest index providers in the world. Thousands of billions of dollars are invested in funds that automatically track these indices. If a stock is removed, these funds are required to sell it.
This is not yet certain: MSCI has introduced “buffers” to limit abrupt changes. A company already in the index, such as Strategy, will only be removed if it fails to meet the new criteria for two consecutive years. The final list of affected secu

Sky has burned 7.37M SKY in its second monthly burn, roughly 2.6x the 2.86M SKY removed in the first. Each burn is funded by 5% of Sky's monthly net protocol surplus.
@SkyEcosystem

#Bitcoin Golden Cross loading.
You know what this means...

“Golden Opportunity” or “Continuation of the Downtrend”? An Operating Framework to Help You Make Sense of the Situation After the Crash

After every sharp plunge, people ask the same question: Is the decline creating an opportunity or setting the stage for greater volatility? Today, I won’t give a conclusion—only an operating framework to help you make decisions based on your own judgment.

First, let’s look at several key data points. KOSPI fell from its historical high of 9,000 points in June to 5,554 points, a cumulative decline of about 38%. SK Hynix has fallen 57% from its June high, Sa

Who is truly leading the gains in the same sector? The answer points to $INJ
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A horizontal comparison makes it clear: $INJ rose 10.92% over 24h, with a trading volume of 24.0M USDT, while $JTO fell 3.94% and $DOGE barely moved (-0.28%) over the same period. All three have an MA5 crossing above MA20, but only $INJ ’s RSI surged to 71.2, with the MACD histogram expanding significantly to +0.136. Its price of 8.379 is already approaching the Bollinger upper band at 8.618, and its 30-candle amplitude of 17.89% shows far greater volatility elasticity than the other two. The funding rate of +0.0

$CORE Everyone, do you think it will reach 2u?

$AKE Something is off with this data.
While scanning the market just now, I saw $AKE jump straight from 0.026 to 0.0375, gaining 22 points in 24 hours, with trading volume surging to 179 million. This volume is unusual—normally this coin only does several tens of millions in daily volume, but today it suddenly expanded by so many times. There must be something going on.
Three possibilities: first, the project team is making a move. I haven't seen any positive announcements recently, so it could be capital aggressively pushing the price up; second, someone is aggressively buying spot in prepar

We are getting closer to $4M in fees per day on Hyperliquid again.
Add the $500k from the yield reserve and we are already there

$ZEC has already been quite decent, delivering a tenfold return. Keep holding

The Overlooked “Third Culprit” Behind the Crash—The Technological Progress of Chinese Memory Manufacturers

Most analyses have focused on the higher-than-expected CPI and concerns over AI financing, but I believe one factor has been seriously overlooked—the technological progress of China’s ChangXin Memory Technologies.

When analyzing the reasons behind the plunge in Japanese and South Korean stocks on October 13, Ying Xiwen, head of the research department at Minyin International, cited three factors: the sharp overnight decline in the U.S. memory chip sector, warnings from the CEOs of Int

$AKE I've been positioning for a long time, and it has finally taken off. I'll sell everything once it doubles.

might take profits soon

What Does SanDisk’s $14 Billion Buyback Plan Signal After Its Plunge?

Today, let’s focus on SanDisk. The trigger for the plunge in Japanese and South Korean stocks was in Asia, but SanDisk, a leader in the NAND sector, was also hit hard. SanDisk fell more than 5% in premarket trading, quoted at 203.9 billion.‌

But amid this wave of panic, one signal has been overlooked by many: SanDisk’s board approved a $14 billion stock buyback plan, bringing its total remaining buyback authorization to $15.5 billion.‌

What does this figure mean? SanDisk generated $20.25 billion in revenue in fiscal