$34.2 billion picks Ethereum, $XLM 0.1682 gets no love
Ethereum alone takes 47.1% of the $34.2 billion tokenized fund market. What about $XLM? It’s currently at 0.1682, down 1.407% over 24h. The bigger the market gets, the less love these old payment coins get. I’m bearish here.
Coinfomania reports that as of October 25, tokenized funds across 33 blockchains had reached $34.2 billion. After the news broke, $XLM drifted from 0.1694 to 0.1682, down 0.71%—money is choosing chains, just not this one.
First, the daily RSI is 34.9, and the MACD has been in a death cross below the zero line for 21 da

The busiest crypto week of the year.
→ Wed. 28: Fed (7 p.m., Paris), Microsoft & Alphabet
→ Thu. 29: PCE and Q3 GDP
→ Fri. 30: About $11B in options expire
$BTC : about $80.5K. Cited threshold: weekly close above $82K.
Which event will have the biggest impact?

$ENA Current price: 0.2064, up 8.8% over 24H. The 1H trend is strong, with RSI at 74.8; the 4H trend is also relatively strong, with RSI at 49.2. Watch whether the price can hold above the 0.209 resistance and rebound after losing the 0.1887 support. Trading volume is only 0.28x the average, so confirmation is needed. Market volatility is high; for observation only.

Futu, the Nasdaq-listed broker behind moomoo with HK$1.40 trillion in client assets, now lets professional investors in Hong Kong deposit and withdraw BNB.
They can move it over BNB Smart Chain between self-custody wallets and Futu crypto accounts.
@BNBCHAIN

I’m the Mid-Term Intelligence Guy
I recently noticed an influential trader in the community mention that $BT has pulled back about 9%, and he believes the next few weeks are still suitable for dollar-cost averaging.
A 9% drop in the current market is actually a fairly healthy correction in a bull market. Many people are still watching the previous extreme low, hoping the price will test it again, but that “liquidation wick” was the result of several negative factors hitting at the same time. Unless new bad news emerges, there’s no need to assume the price must return to the previous low—histo

🚨 Kevin Warsh is walking into one of the most dangerous Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meetings in modern history. The FOMC meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, and this time, any stance the Fed takes could trigger a massive market sell-off. Both the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Producer Price Index (PPI) rose more than expected, and core inflation continues to climb. Meanwhile, the U.S.-Iran war has driven up energy prices, further intensifying inflationary pressures. And that is only half the problem. The U.S. economy is already showing signs of weakness. The housing market is strugg

Guys, let me share my personal take on BTC

BTC is now around 80.5k. Saturday’s sell-off broke below 80k, briefly touching 79k before recovering—showing that neither bulls nor bears are willing to give up the 80k level easily.

My directional view is clear: bearish in the short term, watchful in the medium term.

Reason: 82k is clear resistance overhead; a rebound to that level would let trapped holders break even. If 79k gives way, price will test the deeper support at 75k.

So there are just three things to do:

- If it rebounds to around 82k, don’t chase; that’s a zone to reduce pos

$PEPE being oversold doesn’t mean it has bottomed; what’s needed now is stabilization, not sentiment
$PEPE is now trading at 0.00000434 USDT, down -3.98% over 24 hours, fluctuating between 0.00000429 and 0.00000456. The 1-hour support is at 0.00000429, with resistance at 0.00000456. The 4-hour trend is weak, and trading activity is only 0.26x. In this snapshot, the price is already near the bottom of the range, but neither timeframe is signaling a reversal.
My view is that demand for a rebound has emerged, but until the structure stops weakening, I won’t call oversold conditions a bottom.
Ove

$RLUSD Currently quoted at 1.0013, 24H +0.00% (range: 1.0012–1.0015). The 1H trend is moderately strong, with RSI at 50; the 4H trend is moderately strong, with RSI at 62. If it holds above 1.0015, continue watching for upside potential; if it breaks below the 1.0012 support, the short-term structure may weaken. Market volatility is high; for observation only.

The market's greed is running out
Time to stay alert

every shopping platform will need to embrace AI in the same way Walmart is - this is the case study to watch:
- amazon banned ai agents from shopping, walmart did the opposite - any agent (muse, , GPT) gets its own account, can browse and shop on behalf of a human
- browsing history, shopping preferences are kept private to the user.
- human can set spending limits and view, return any items the agent buys. great shopping experience, less pressure on “risk”
on average every meta muse user is spending $200, i expect this to dramatically increase as more of the world replaces browsers with pe

Buying YES at 90¢ means risking 90 to make 10. You have to be right 9 times out of 10 just to break even.
Buying at 10¢ you only need to be right 1 time in 10.
Would you rather be right 90% of the time buying at 95¢, or 20% of the time buying at 10¢?

$ETH is showing a bullish divergence.
This could be the start of a stronger move higher.

It has bounced, but the story hasn’t reached its climax yet
Gold is hovering around 3999, while U.S. chip stocks have bounced a little (SanDisk (SNDK) closed up 1.64%), but there’s no stronger momentum on the hourly chart. As external markets hesitate, this oversold crypto rebound lacks follow-through from fresh capital. Essentially, it’s still a technical bounce, not a trend reversal.
The current state of a few key players: BTC is at 80850, up 1.37%. After losing $80,000, it clawed its way back, but signs of profit-taking are already emerging. Until volume picks up, keep the risk of a rally f

$SUI SUI analysis
SUI analysis:
The price is currently testing a major support area, which may lead to a bounce. Additionally, there is a falling wedge pattern; a breakout from this pattern could result in a significant upward rally. Consider opening long positions, but be sure to use a tight stop-loss.

When gold prices are hitting new highs, I’m actually reducing my position. Don’t rush to argue. The 20-, 50-, and 200-day moving averages are all trending upward, so the short-term trend is still intact. But chasing it at these levels offers a poor risk-reward tradeoff. After doing this for so long, I’ve learned that position sizing always matters more than calling the direction. Save this call and come back tomorrow to see if it holds. If you’re watching, follow #Gold

$UP Recovery or Just a Temporary Bounce?
$UP gained 13.44% to $0.1657 after rebounding from $0.1228. The move is encouraging, but the broader downtrend remains a concern.
Price is still below its 30-day moving average near $0.1858. A sustained break above this level could strengthen the recovery, while rejection may bring renewed selling pressure.
With $1.31M in reported liquidity versus $11.26M in 24-hour volume, sharp price swings and slippage remain risks.
Momentum starts the move. Holding key levels determines whether it lasts.
Would you trust this rebound, or wait for confirmation?
#Unit