$BTC
Support level: 80,800-81,200 Resistance level: 82,800-83,200 Personal trade: Short entry: 82,400-82,700 Stop loss: 84,200 Take profit: First target 80,200, second target 77,500. DYOR

🚨 $ETH ETFs recorded $319.97 million in net outflows this week.
Institutional demand for Ethereum faces renewed pressure as capital flows out of ETH investment products.
Is this a warning sign or a buying opportunity?
#Ethereum #ETH #Crypto

Forget it, you must think it's boring

After $SAND 's sharp 24-hour surge, the next step is to see whether it continues or pulls back
When I looked at this chart again, $SAND , I first covered up the 24-hour +8.15%. It's not that this number doesn't matter, but it's too easy for it to grab all the attention. What really needs explaining right now is that after $SAND's sharp 24-hour surge, momentum and continuation are not the same thing. I won't extrapolate the large move that's already happened into the next leg; first, I'll see whether the price can hold in its new range.
My view is that the large move has already happened, and th

Pyth Terminal hit a record 129,265 monthly active users in September, up 44.1% from August. Nearly half of the revenue Pyth added in September came from self-serve signups on the Terminal.
@PythNetwork

Why is there this kind of spectacle every year,
you say foreigners are always protesting,
is it so they can loot for free?

I managed to snag both phones on launch day this year
I’m even starting to suspect that nobody else was trying to get them

⛏️ US$10 billion at risk and US$27 billion in claims: The closure of Cobre Panamá leaves the region with a lesson in regulatory risk.
🧵 Thread 👇
1/ Cobre Panamá was one of the largest copper mines on the continent. Its closure wasn’t an operational accident: it was a political and judicial decision that changed the rules overnight, with billions in investment caught in the middle.
2/ The lesson isn’t about mining; it’s about regulatory risk: when the legal framework can be reversed by decree, court ruling, or political pressure, capital prices in that risk… or leaves. The US$27 billion in cl

#TapeOutNFT My proposal: First Silicon (the first silicon wafer)
In the chip industry, the first test chip returned from a tape-out is called first silicon. Test1 is the first silicon wafer of the TapeOut ecosystem.
· Modularization: packaging baseboard × core circuitry × routing × numbered badge, with four layers that can be freely combined. The core circuitry and routing can be taken directly from the bound mining machine's netlist, matching the diagram and circuitry.
· Photomask → chip: The 100 TapeCode NFTs that B God said to bring along serve as photomasks, and the 10k Test1 units are chi

With oil nearing $110, crypto traders also need to keep a close eye on this strait
Over the weekend, it looked like news about tankers. By Monday, it could affect everyone’s positions.
On October 17, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said two oil tankers struck mines and caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz. However, the claims have not yet been independently confirmed, so the specific losses cannot be treated as definitive.
As for prices, on the latest trading day—October 16—Brent crude closed at $109.86, up 3.7% for the day; WTI closed at $101.41, up 3.5%. For the week, they rose 4.9%

$ICNT I bet it will drop below 0.20 before market close tomorrow. The stake is a Starbucks coffee. Screenshot’s here—nobody delete it.
First, here’s how I made this trade. I placed an order at 0.158 early yesterday morning. The logic was simple—the 24h low of 0.1521 had just been hit, and the 281M trading volume showed buyers were stepping in. I was betting on a wick-and-rebound. I entered with 30% of my position at 0.163, with a stop-loss at 0.148. Then at 4:30 it shot straight up to 0.19. I admit my hands were shaking at that point, and I chased with another 20% at 0.188.
The problem came th

10.18 BTC Long-Short Ratio Analysis: Retail Traders Bullish, Large Holders Bearish, Divergence Structure
A. Retail ratio currently stands at 0.5187, with the curve rising, suggesting a wait-and-see stance with a bullish bias.
B. Large holders’ long-short ratio: 0.83, with the curve falling, suggesting a wait-and-see stance with a bearish bias.
Summary: “Divergence structure.” The weak rebound driven by retail traders buying the dip has no follow-through from large holders’ funds, so it is bound to be “short-lived.”

Now that $CATE is catching attention and also memes paired with memes is a hot topic these days, don't forget a few weeks from now once $ETAC is trading in the millions, who told you about this coin sub 100k.
- 1 month old.
-Not a beta. But the best accelerator for Cate.
- Already 100.000USD buybacks of cate, distributed to ETAC holders.
- Paired with Cate. Cate goes. Etac goes.
- More volume on ETAC, MORE BUYBACKS on cate.
As a cate holder myself, I view this as a net EV + for Cate and its holders and ecosystem growth.
My ultimate goal throughout this bullrun, is to make sure that ETAC is th

#NEARJumpsNearly10%
NEAR Jumps Nearly 10%: Is Capital Finally Rotating Back Into Altcoins?
NEAR is catching traders’ attention, but one strong move does not mean the entire altcoin market is ready to recover.
The more important question is whether this rally attracts sustained buying or simply reflects short-term capital rotating into a handful of coins with momentum.
NEAR has reportedly climbed around 11% in 24 hours, trading near $BTCin the supplied market snapshot. That is a strong move, but the wide intraday range also shows why chasing a green candle can be risky. Fast rallies can attrac

This trader bought USORU.S OIL RESERVES on base 9 months ago and made over a trillion $ according to @opensea
Goes by the name _8888_

no way @frankdegods just insider traded BTC

Venice's programmatic VVV burns reached $145,589 in the 7 days to October 16, up 44.53% from $100,734 in the 7 days to September 18. Each new Pro, Pro+ or Max signup funds a burn of about $2 to $10.
@AskVenice

$SOL This morning I talked about its stablecoin transfer count. Now the market has offered another clue: volume is down to just half its usual level. That’s interesting—the story is growing (557 million transfers in September, 30% more than in August), while trading volume is falling. In plain English: more people are using it, and fewer are trading it. The liquidation heatmap above 105 is densely packed, and the easiest move for big players would be to spike the price upward—but a spike is just a spike. Think about it: when a coin is getting busier on-chain while its market action is getting