New week, new opening: Can BTC hold the $80,000 level? This week is unlikely to be quiet.
Good morning, everyone. A new week is here.
The market kept dipping last week. Are your positions holding up?
📉 BTC closed last week near $80,800, with the $80,000 level tested repeatedly. ETH remained weak, and altcoins likewise lacked momentum for a sustained rebound.
I’m not rushing to turn bullish this week, as the market is about to face a key test.
The Federal Reserve will announce its rate decision on October 28. The market broadly expects a pause in rate hikes this time, but the wording around De

Senator probes Tether’s $6M payments to ex-White House crypto adviser’s firm
Senator Richard Blumenthal is probing Tether’s reported payments of more than $6 million to a consulting firm co-owned by former White House crypto adviser Bo Hines. The inquiry raises questions about potential conflicts of interest during the drafting of the GENIUS Act, which established US stablecoin regulations. Blumenthal wants payment records and communications by Nov. 6 to examine whether Tether's financial ties improperly influenced crypto policy.
Tether faces US Senate scrutiny over multimillion-dollar payment

90.6% odds for a Pause on Wednesday
#FOMC
Zero forward guidance though, so a chance for a surprise is higher than normal.
What do you think?
Can USA handle 40 trillion USD in debt with 400 BPS for long before something break?

$APR I bet it’ll fall back below 0.035 within 24 hours. I’ll wager a pack of Huazi cigarettes on it. It’s at 0.0403 now, up 35.84% in 24h. It surged to 0.0549 before getting slammed back down, with 495 million in trading volume. For a small-cap coin, that kind of volume is typical of an emotion-driven market, not a trend-driven one. Old Zhou in the group was just shouting, “It’s going to 0.08.” Let me pour some cold water on that: take a look at the candlesticks. That wick at 0.0549 plunged deep, showing that selling pressure overhead is piled up like a mountain. Anyone chasing in now will be

Poor all my life, how could I dare enter a world of splendor?
With nothing to my name, how could I dare let a fair maiden down?

Digital Asset Security: Why Shouldn’t You Rely on Just One Wallet? Building a Truly Effective Risk Defense
When people talk about crypto asset security, the first things that come to mind are choosing a reliable wallet, setting a strong password, or keeping their seed phrase safe.
These are all important, but they only address part of the problem.
True asset security doesn’t depend on any single tool. It comes from having different protective measures complement one another.
You can understand this through five layers.
1. Key security: Protect control over your assets
Your seed phrase and priv

100k Indian farms registered on the $ADA chain, price stuck at 0.205
$ADA 's bullish news can't produce a green candle: More than 100k Indian farms have moved their registration records onto the Cardano chain, yet the price slipped from 0.205 to 0.2046, down just 0.6% in 24h.

I'm bearish at this level; any rebound is a chance to get out.

Daily RSI at 36.6 is stuck in the weak zone; the MACD bearish crossover below the zero line has lasted 16 days, and the green histogram bars can't turn red; OI at 330,983,184 is down 0.81% versus the 10-25 22:38 snapshot, with a volume ratio of 0.229—the m

I bet $AGT won’t bounce back to 0.06 tomorrow. If I lose, I’ll send 50U in red envelopes to people in the comments.
Don’t rush to flame me—read my post-trade analysis first, then decide whether to screenshot it.
I entered AGT at 0.078 this time, after seeing it break above its previous high on rising volume, with 24h trading volume surging past 40M. I got carried away and chased the pump. What happened? A huge wick plunged it to 0.0569 overnight, down 19% in 24h, and my unrealized loss nearly hit 30%. My nerves were shot during those few hours holding it—I checked the candlestick chart every t

BTW | Short 🔴 | Bearish | 24 hours: -5.99% | Volume: 98.4M USDT Short rationale: Price below EMA200; EMA20/50/200 in bearish alignment; RSI14 is 38.0; MACD histogram is negative; ADX14 is 18.6; volume is 2.42 times the 20-candle average; breakout of the 20-candle range. Entry: 1.6294 Stop-loss: 1.66494 Take-profit 1: 1.58497 | Take-profit 2: 1.55832 | Take-profit 3: 1.52278 Entry price is for reference only; do not chase the price. The strategy is invalidated if the stop-loss level is hit. Technical analysis only; not financial advice.$BT

Stablecoins Are Not Cash: 4 Boundaries to Understand Before Using Them
Stablecoins are often seen as a bridge between traditional finance and the cryptocurrency market.
They can be used for trade settlement, on-chain transfers, DeFi applications, and cross-border value transfers. But many people overlook one issue:
A relatively stable price does not mean an asset is risk-free.
Before using stablecoins, there are four boundaries worth understanding.
1. A price peg does not mean you can always redeem at the target price
Stablecoins are usually pegged to an asset, such as the U.S. dollar. But the

$XAUT 10.26 Gold Outlook
From the chart, after peaking following an earlier surge, the monthly chart has continued to retreat. Gold is below the Bollinger midline, bearish MACD momentum continues to expand, and the previous bullish trend has ended. Prices are under pressure in the medium term, with heavy overhead selling pressure and the center of gravity continuing to move lower
On smaller timeframes, prices are consolidating weakly at low levels, but the Bollinger Bands are opening downward and moving averages are exerting resistance at every level. Any rebound should first be viewed as an o

Why do spot prices and contract prices trade at a premium or discount?
When you open a cryptocurrency trading platform, you may notice that even for the same BTC, the spot price and contract price are not exactly the same.
Why does this difference occur? Does it mean there is an arbitrage opportunity?
To understand this, we first need to clarify how spot and contract markets work.
I. What are premiums and discounts?
When the contract price is higher than the spot price, it is usually called a contract premium; when the contract price is lower than the spot price, it is usually called a contrac

80109.1. 79803.1. Those 306 points in between—I won't make a cent from them today.
That drop from the upper range isn't a path I took.
At 12:00 on 10-24, it surged to 81060; eleven hours later, it crashed to 79192.8.
The volume on the two candles during the crash was more than ten times the average volume of the dozen or so candles before them.
Yesterday, it rebounded to 80757, but not one of the next seven candles closed above that level, and it fell back to 80109.
$BTC The current price is 80109.1, pinned below MA20 at 80458.6, with 24-hour trading volume of 2.408 billion.
I won't guess wher

#10000x potential by October
Drop your favourite gem

$SOXX
There’s a very clear double top pattern. This setup could be used to hurt retails

Stable, the chain that uses USDT0 for gas, has more than 3 times as many stablecoin holders as Tempo, the payments chain incubated by Stripe.
Stable's USDT0 has 761,716 holders. Tempo has 227,478 across every stablecoin on it.
@Stable

The opportunities truly worth watching are either a firm hold above 102.77 with continued support, or a quick reclaim of 100.37. If 100.37 is lost and not reclaimed for an extended period, the current assessment is invalid.
$SOL once again failed to hold above the 1-hour resistance at 102.77. The 1-hour support is 100.37; the 24-hour high is 102.77 and the low is 100.37. It is currently at 100.98 USDT, weak on the 1-hour and also weak on the 4-hour. I’d rather focus on the quality of the breakout, rather than call it a breakout as soon as the price touches resistance. A single touch near the t

Time Series—The Asymmetry of Time
Also known as the arrow of time
Refers to the one-way nature of time
in physical, philosophical,
or experiential terms:
it flows from the past to the future and is irreversible.
This concept gives rise to several
related concepts and perspectives:
1. Entropy and the Second Law of Thermodynamics
The asymmetry of time is closely related to the Second Law of Thermodynamics.
The law states that the entropy (disorder)
of an isolated system
always increases over time. This one-way increase in entropy
is one of the physical foundations of the arrow of time.
For exam