$FIL I held through this whole move from 1.8 down to 1.05, and only learned to shut up after cutting losses of over $40,000. It’s now at 1.0641, down another 7.28% over 24h, with $165 million in trading volume—volume hasn’t dried up, which means panic selling is still underway. I’m not guessing the bottom; I’m following the data: the previous low of 1.0582 is the line in the sand. If it breaks, I’m looking at 0.9. My plan now: a 30% core position, scaling in between 1.06 and 1.08, selling half on a rebound to 1.15, with strong resistance at 1.22. Stop-loss at 1.03; if it breaks, I take the los

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$DOTF went from under 4 cents to over 9. Then it did something most memecoins don’t.
It dropped about 35% from the peak, then climbed back to around 8 cents.
Most memecoins get one burst and fade. A recovery after a deep dip means someone is still buying.
But a memecoin has no product holding the price up. The crowd is the story, and crowds move on.
One more thing. A search for DOTF shows several different tokens using the same name. On Solana, copies are common, so the contract matters more than the ticker.
I’m watching two things: does it hold above 6 cents, and is the buying coming from man

The guy's $ZEC buyer is trying to push a rebound…
$ZEC Buy now: $112
Stop loss: $Inca Financial Service Take profit 1: 1140 If it holds, a bullish rebound may occur. Wait for confirmation, as sellers are still actively selling.

What #ticker looks like this ?? 👀

FUN FACT: Less than 10% of the global population is invested in cryptocurrency.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs have pulled a net $614.7M out in October's first 12 trading days, and Bitcoin is still sitting above $80,000.
Think about that, guys. Hot CPI. Hot PPI. A Fed chair who won't even hint at his next move. And $BTC still got bid straight back after dipping under $80K.
Grayscale says Bitcoin's one-year volatility just dropped to 43%, way under its 10-year average of 64%. The market is getting quieter while the pressure builds, right?
It's a pressure cooker with the lid on. Warsh won't say when it comes off. We find out on Oct. 28.
So which way does it blow?

Musk: AI and Robots Could Be America’s Way Out of Debt
Elon Musk argues that AI and robotics could help solve America’s growing debt problem as political leaders show little appetite for spending cuts.
His thesis: automate more, boost productivity, and expand economic output.
But productivity alone won’t erase trillions in debt. Government spending and fiscal policy still matter.
I feel thatAI can grow the economic pie. The real question is whether Washington can stop spending faster than it grows.
#ElonMusk #AI #USDebt #Robotics

First time making Chaoshan “mai lao”
A huge failure
Thailand doesn’t have that kind of grainy-textured flour😭

Why is $A worth singling out within the same sector? The answer lies in relative strength: $A 24h +11.87%, while $DOGE is up just +0.14% and $UNI just +0.03%. The two other active tokens barely moved over the same period, with funds clearly concentrating in $A.
Technically, $A is currently at 0.114, above MA5 (0.11184) and MA20 (0.10932), with the moving averages in a bullish alignment. RSI at 62.2 is strong but not overbought; the MACD histogram is positive, and momentum is still expanding. The Bollinger upper band at 0.117033 is the first resistance. The 30-candle amplitude is 14.04%; combin

I got my start with traffic fees. Give me two months and I should be able to hit A5

Not sure how people got to the conclusion that rising odds on this polymarket bet equals TGE in December
Leaving aside the fact that there is only $500k traded so far, the rising odds are just an indicator that the vast majority of people is convinced that TGE will be execute by the end of the year
It clearly states in the rules “by” and not “in”
My bet is late November, I’m actually considering the 30% odds might be worth a go

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Retail investor: Make it make sense. Inflation came in HOT & bond yields went DOWN??
Me: Yep. 10 year went from about 5.35% to 5.08% in like 24 hours
Retail investor: but hot inflation should mean higher rates
Me: That’s the logic. The market doesn’t always follow logic in the short run
Retail investor: so why’d it happen
Me: People got scared of stocks & ran to bonds. When everybody buys bonds, bond prices go up... & when bond prices go up, yields go down. They move opposite
Retail investor: so it’s just fear
Me: Mostly. Money rotating out of stocks into “safety”
Retail investor: is that bad?

#Brent One of our biggest headaches.
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youre not depressed you just need a flying pnl

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