Sui's own stablecoin just hit a record $80M supply.
USDsui is issued by Stripe's Bridge, and the yield it earns buys $SUI on the open market. 830,300 SUI so far, worth about $646K.
Small numbers with a real flywheel. How big does this need to get before it moves the price?

Today’s core assessment: ETH is currently in a post-decline consolidation and recovery phase, with a cautious-to-bearish short-term bias. The priority is to wait for signals to short a rebound, while keeping a breakout-long plan in reserve. Blindly chasing rallies or selling off at current levels is not recommended.
The latest market reports show ETH at approximately $2,413–$2,460 on October 17, with quote times varying by source; BTC is trading around $81,000. Whether ETH can regain and hold $2,450–$2,480 will be an important indicator of whether the short-term rebound can continue.
The follo

$AVAX
Price is grinding around 9.882, with the long/short ratio still showing 60% longs. The nearly 5% drop over seven days just won't let up😤. Trading right on support doesn't make it a solid floor—it gives bears a ladder. If price can't get above 10.4, a break below 9.882 could trigger a flush. If it can't hold, the trend is set to shift.

【OpenSky · Daily Frontier Day 10】
OpenSky's frontier coordinates today: “No matter how bright someone else’s skyline is, it can’t outshine your own nodes”
A certain public chain lit up a giant screen in Lujiazui, Shanghai, and opened an offline office. Even CZ reposted it, remarking, “I didn’t expect it could turn out like this.”
Impressive, but that’s someone else’s moment in the spotlight.
All the buzz aside, look at the essence: it’s playing the “technology card” too—competing only for developers means looking for a place within someone else’s rules.
And us? We’ve had our own path for a lon

The data looks off. $BTW is currently at 2.1917, up 31.97% in 24 hours, but look at the range—the low was 1.6025 and the high was 2.2885, with intraday swings of over 40%. Even stranger, the trading volume was 204.8M. For a coin that just made a sudden move, that kind of volume isn’t something retail traders can generate.
I entered around 1.75 last week, with a simple thesis: the daily chart had been moving sideways on declining volume for three days, then suddenly broke above the previous high on a volume spike—a classic signal that accumulation was over. After I bought, the first rally took

$SI #SI
Retesting after breakout of Falling Wedge.
Bounce from Support could generate 50-55% bullish wave✍️

The Fed has entered its blackout period ahead of its policy meeting. After Powell’s remarks at the IMF, market-implied odds of a rate hike in October fell to 15%. Traders are reassessing inflation resilience and employment data, and previously hawkish expectations have cooled rapidly. Long-term Treasury yields have also fluctuated, giving risk assets a short-term respite. However, most institutions caution that sticky inflation has not been fully contained, and there is still considerable uncertainty about when the rate-cut cycle will begin.

$TSLL Down 12.7% in a day, now at 8.87. Those who chased 10.2 last night know exactly what their accounts look like. I reported it in the group right away: this isn’t panic selling; it’s a cascade of mechanical stop-losses on leveraged ETFs. The 2.2M in trading turnover shows selling pressure hasn’t intensified—the price was knocked through because liquidity was thin.
Market sentiment is clear: fearful, but not desperate. The 24h low of 8.67 has already been tested once, and now 8.87 is grinding sideways near the bottom. Money flows show retail traders cutting losses and short-term traders cau

Even if something I make doesn’t make money, I still feel pretty happy as long as people use it often.
I’m increasingly able to understand those open-source programmers.

$BTC
This line marks the MA50 floor. After the last pump, big money supported it on its first retest, and on-chain data shows strong momentum. The bears have dumped it several times but still can't push it down, so the only way left is up.😏 The market is a battle between bulls and bears. I'm on the bulls' side—if anyone disagrees, come take a swing.🤝

$BTC
The Nasdaq plunged 5.5% in a week
The AI myth is starting to deflate
Damn
Guys
Tech stocks are really fucking done for this time
The Nasdaq 100 plunged 5.5% this week
Its biggest weekly drop in 18 months
Chip stocks have taken hit after hit
AI infrastructure companies are also being reassessed by the market
Before, everyone was busy asking who would benefit from the AI boom
Now they're starting to ask another, more painful question
When will all this AI investment
actually earn its money back?
What the fuck are we supposed to do?
The most practical question is right in front of us
The nu

$ZEREBRO — BIGGEST LOSER
If I share a coin and it doesn’t crash, that’s just impossible!
UMER 🐂

What standing does Jay Chou have in the international music scene, and how influential is he?

A classic case of a small horse pulling a big cart!!

$5.05 million in net inflows isn’t a return of flows—it’s a last gasp.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs: On October 15, total net inflows were about $5.05 million. Of the 12 funds, only IBIT saw inflows, at about $16.79 million; most of the rest were flat or had small outflows—Grayscale Mini BTC saw about $7.64 million in outflows, and BTCO about $4.09 million. On the 16th, total net outflows were about $82.39 million; IBIT alone saw about $71.78 million in outflows, FBTC about $10.61 million, while the other 10 were flat.
For comparison: On the 14th, there were net outflows of about $261.5 million in a

ETH at $2,430—have you cut your losses?
ETF outflows continue, the Fed raises rates by 25 basis points, CPI at 3.7% comes in above expectations, and everyone online is calling ETH useless—but it just won’t break below $2,400. Is this the last chance to get out, or the darkest night before dawn?
First, the surface picture: bad news is piling up, but the price is holding.
ETH is currently trading around $2,430, with a 24-hour range of $2,390-$2,490. It has pulled back 13% from its late-September high of $2,800, but has already rebounded from the recent low of $2,320-$2,350. BTC is also under pre

Why Are Storage Stocks Under Pressure Early While AI Is Still Developing?
The AI industry is still developing rapidly, and the market has high hopes for storage demand. Yet recently, storage-related stocks such as Kioxia, SanDisk, Western Digital, and Seagate have all pulled back, while Micron has also seen significant volatility. This raises the question: Have the growth benefits brought by AI already been priced into share prices?
From an investment perspective, a promising industry outlook does not necessarily mean its stocks will rise. When the market prices in growth expectations for the

#DOGE #WCTCS9 Dogecoin may see its first major daily death cross of 2026: Is a potential trend shift approaching?
A potential trend shift could counter bearish pressure and invalidate the current setup.
Dogecoin could see its first daily death cross of 2026, as moving averages point to convergence in the coming days. The daily 50-day moving average is currently sloping downward, while the daily 200-day moving average is flattening, highlighting the potential for a death cross. Dogecoin saw its first daily golden cross of 2026 in October, but profit-taking in the crypto market drove its price d