Mesh and Visa say crypto and stablecoin balances will be spendable at 175 million merchants.
Allium counts $3.9B of stablecoin card spending this year through September.
Visa moved $14.2T in fiscal 2025, about $1.6B an hour.
That makes all of it about 2.4 hours of Visa volume. No launch date or wallet list yet.

Finally found the 50 bitcoins purchased on Taobao in 2009

SOXL surged more than 5% in a single day, as $7.2 billion in leveraged capital crushed shorts
SOXL staged a sharp rebound of more than 5% last night, for three core reasons: deeply oversold conditions (it plunged 33% last week, while the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell for 8 straight days, its longest losing streak since 2008), a record $7.2 billion dip-buying spree (SOXL posted record weekly inflows), and bets around AI earnings expectations (investors rushed in ahead of Meta and Tesla earnings). The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rose 1.61% that night, with Nvidia, Micron, and others

Notice how Papertrade uses Across for cross-chain swaps?
Wonder why they picked Across among other choices. BD skills? Relationship from the past?
In any case, DEX aggregators need to be integrated into apps to survive. They can't rely on their UIs only anymore

2017: Bitcoin is a fraud
2026: Bitcoin will be the best performing asset
What a turnaround by JP Morgan

This time I definitely want to see gold at 3947. #XAU

10/20 | The main chart for SanDisk is SNDKUSDT perpetual, not the U.S. stock spot market.
Around 1344. After a sharp rally, it pulled back to around 1340. Only if it holds and recovers 1349 and 1362 should 1376–1389 be in view; if it breaks below 1340 and the rebound is weak, beware of a deeper pullback.
Do not mix in the stock quotes shown on the right. Guanlan | Screenshot analysis, not investment advice.
#SNDK

Serious question
When will the space industry become self-sustaining rather than one subsidized by shareholders?
Apart from Starlink and a handful of other exceptions, most space companies are unprofitable
That’s not something you normally see across an entire industry

Bought some DCA, waiting for the pump!
This project has a genuine community that has been building, and with 30 offline promotion teams operating simultaneously at the end of the month, it’s only a matter of time before it pumps.
This is a Meme created through offline promotion and a joint CTO. After the project was taken over, all the tokens were sent into the black hole, and each community jointly donated 300 million tokens as the sole fund for building and expanding the project.
This is a purely offline-promotion project launched on Butterfly 🦋. There may not be many people building it onl

A whale has raked in 17 million and is stubbornly holding on! Is HYPE's big player about to “slaughter pigs”? Don't be the bagholder!
As the old saying goes: “Watch the show without getting carried away; follow the crowd and you'll get burned!”
HYPE looks lively right now, with a whale who's made over 17 million refusing to sell their long position, and another 11 million in buy orders below supporting the price. But take a close look at the capital flows: a whopping 840 million has already left! Big money is quietly cashing out. The big players just liquidated a wave of longs. Put simply, the

Have you guys tried this?
I highly, highly, highly recommend it. It’s so good.

Why are we afraid of choppy markets?
Why do we hate extreme, disorderly choppiness in a very narrow range even more?
Having our principal eaten away hurts us in the moment, but losing our confidence keeps us awake night after night.
So, realizing how frightening choppy markets can be stems from the fragility of our own confidence.
ETH has given us an example. I’ve lost money on all of my last 5 ETH trades. Those who have read my posts know that I haven’t shown my ETH positions in a long time, because I’ve been burned and don’t dare open an ETH position. But that hasn’t stopped me from continui

Although it keeps facing resistance below 82000, I really can't hold on anymore. I don't know what 🐶 is thinking—the moment I sold, it started moving. 😅
$BTC #Gate广场新人季

$SPMO
It could start moving toward zones 1 and 2. It would be an opportunity

Tesla’s design language has evolved from the S3XY lineup to the Cybertruck, Cybercab and Optimus.
Now the next-generation Roadster draws inspiration from two iconic aircraft: the SR-71 Blackbird and the F-35 fighter jet.
The connection goes beyond appearance. Aerospace design prioritizes aerodynamics, precision and performance, principles that also matter in high-performance electric vehicles.
The key question is whether @Tesla can translate this aerospace-inspired vision into a production car that delivers on its promises.
Design sets the direction Engineering determines what becomes reality.

The probability of a rate hike in December is 89.5%; October is still at 73%. Most people think “no hike in October” means relief, but Gong Youcai hears it as an alarm.
The person on my list took a firm stance: BTC needs to get above 84000 before anyone can say the trend has recovered.
I checked ETH, and it looks worse—it’s down 11% since October 6, while BTC is down just over 4%; of the $1.5 billion in outflows, $839 million came from ETH. The market has already shown whose leveraged positions get forced out first.
This is what I look for when choosing people: someone who dares to nail down t

Don't Just Focus on Token Prices! Gate Saw Net Inflows of Over $199 Million—What’s the Real Winning Strategy?
Many people following crypto look at price movements first, percentage gains or losses second, and realize by the third glance that they’ve already bought the top.
But if you shift your focus from individual tokens to exchanges, you may find another metric worth studying: fund flows.
Recent data shows that Gate saw net inflows of over $199 million in the past 30 days, ranking second among centralized exchanges worldwide. Faced with a figure like that, I’d rather discuss one question: W

#创作者指南 #WCTCS9 SNDK at $1,371.20: a real bottom or just a relief rally?
A 5.53% rebound looks impressive after a brutal sell-off. But with SanDisk ($SNDK) around $1,371.20, I’m not ready to call the bottom just yet. The more interesting question is whether buyers are returning because the business outlook remains strong or simply because selling had become excessive.
Here’s what I’m watching as of October 20.
📍 The price action tells two different stories
On October 19, SNDK closed at $1,371.12, gaining $71.82 in one session. The stock traded between $1,357.64 and $1,407.00, with volume of ro