Today’s key crypto news and trending topics$ETH $BTC

What was Justin Sun thinking during those 11 seconds of hesitation?

TIA bulls refuse to back down! Reclaims local highs with strong CVD support—next stop 0.72+. Long on $TI .
Trade plan: Entry price 0.6723 - 0.6874 Take profit 0.7220 / 0.756 Stop loss 0.6454
Please note: The 15-minute RSI is overbought (79.25), which could trigger a deeper retest of the 0.6750 support area. Don’t go all-in, bro. Size your position to suit your account. Go long. 👇👇👇 Watch $BT and $ARIA today.

I have shorted $CL
. Position details: Entry: 99.91 - 100.65 Take Profit A: 95.52 Take Profit B: 91.71 Stop Loss: 103.67 The price was sharply rejected after surging to 101.61, triggering long position closures—short into strength and quickly cover the downside gap. Trade here. Keep an eye on these two assets today: $AGT and $BTC .

$SOL Believe me, build a large short position, then print money. Stop-loss: 106; take-profit: 95 - 90$SOL Short now 👇

📈 MARKET WATCH: U.S. STOCKS AND CRYPTO RALLY DESPITE RATE HIKE EXPECTATIONS!
Can markets keep rising while interest-rate concerns remain in focus? U.S. stocks and cryptocurrencies are showing unexpected strength, while Jensen Huang is helping fuel discussion around AI and semiconductor sentiment.
🔥 Today's Gate Livestream: Key Topics
🔹 Why are U.S. stocks and crypto moving higher despite rising rate hike expectations?
🔹 How could Jensen Huang's comments and AI optimism influence investor confidence?
🔹 Is the seven-day losing streak in semiconductor stocks finally approaching its end?
🔹 C

#USMemoryStocksExtendLosses
US MEMORY STOCKS UNDER PRESSURE: CHINA'S CHALLENGE, AI VALUATIONS AND WHAT COMES NEXT
The latest sell-off in memory chip stocks is becoming more than a routine market correction. Micron (MU), SanDisk (SNDK), Western Digital (WDC), and South Korea's SK Hynix are facing renewed selling pressure as investors reassess competition, future profitability, and the sustainability of the AI-driven rally. Reports have pointed to approximately $1 trillion in combined market value disappearing from memory-related companies over a relatively short period.
Although individual per

$SNDK /USDT is about to break its daily range, and the setup is hiding in plain sight.

$SNDK /USDT - LONG

Trade Plan:
Entry: 1300.03 – 1308.61
SL: 1250.76
TP1: 1344.49
TP2: 1371.26
TP3: 1411.43

Why this setup?
Why now? The 4h structure shows the daily trend is range-bound, but the 1h ATR of 17.165357 confirms enough volatility to fuel a decisive move from the entry zone near 1304.32. The 15m RSI at 46.28 suggests the asset is neither overbought nor oversold, leaving room for a clean push toward the first target at 1344.49. If momentum sustains, the second target sits at 1371.26, and the

Yesterday, the Bitcoin spot ETF with the largest single-day net inflow was BlackRock's IBIT, with a net inflow of $16.7857 million. IBIT's cumulative historical net inflow currently stands at $65.64 billion.

The S&P 500 is gearing up for a brutal plunge. That’s not just my opinion—the historical data says so. In 16 of the past 17 midterm election years, the same pattern played out: a sell-off came first. In other words, the odds are over 94%. Look at the examples: In 2018, the S&P 500 hit a new high of 2,930 in September, then fell to 2,351 by December, a nearly 20% drawdown. In 2022, it dropped from 4,818 in January to 3,491 in October, a decline of about 27%. From April to July 2010, it also fell about 16%; from July to October 1998, it dropped nearly 19%. The magnitude varies, but the rhythm is

$SOXL ‌It looks like prices will rise soon.

Playboy Watch: SPCX Update 10.17
Big Rocket closed at 146.03 in the U.S. market, down 1.74%. It hit an intraday high of 147.92 and a low of 142.95.
Big Rocket briefly rose above 153 in after-hours trading yesterday, thanks, of course, to Tesla’s supercar. It really can hug the ground and fly—true low-altitude flight. Quite a bit of rocket technology went into it. Speaking of which, Tesla did a really good job keeping this under wraps. The only leak was at the announcement of the delay, when they let slip that it was postponed due to weather.
Back to the point: on Friday, Big Rocket once again

Life may not bring surprises every day, but remember to always love yourself well.
Take it slow, allow everything to happen, and trust that everything will work out for the best.
May we have both the courage to venture toward distant horizons and the ability to enjoy the present. 🌷
Hehe, good morning, my world~

$BTC After falling all night, buying the dip now is still very risky; better to focus more on U.S. stocks. #Gate两大币种合约成交额跻全球前三 #作手分析

#晒出我的持仓收益 Whatever views I express, I actually take positions in the market

10.17 Day-Session Strategy: Crude Oil Surges, Inflation Expectations, Middle East Concerns, Grid Trading Short at Highs
Markets incorporate and digest all information. Both positive and negative news eventually play out, and often overshoot, driving extremely euphoric or fearful markets. A “safe zone” emerges only after this “overshoot”—it is both a risk and an opportunity.
Yesterday’s price action surged before pulling back. The surge followed “Warsh’s dovish remarks,” making a rate hike in October unlikely; the pullback came as oil prices topped $110.
US-Iran tensions cannot be resolved thro

$SUI The Retreat hexagram: Heaven above Mountain. There is a mountain beneath heaven; when it’s time to retreat, retreat. The second line changes, transforming the hexagram into Coming to Meet: don’t chase longs right after a sharp surge; wait for a pullback before shorting.
On the daily chart, price plunged to 0.997 on October 8 and then churned sideways. Yesterday, it reached 1.061 on the four-hour chart before sliding back down. The current price is hovering around 1.01. Bitcoin is weak, and major coins are following suit; the short-term move has just run hot, so don’t chase longs yet.
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#每周来晒 #沃什IMF讲话
Warsh’s IMF Remarks: Can Bitcoin Sustain Its Recovery, or Is Another Pullback Coming?
Kevin Warsh’s IMF fireside chat has given financial markets another reason to reassess the Federal Reserve’s next move. With inflation remaining elevated and the Oct 27–28 FOMC meeting approaching, traders are trying to determine whether monetary policy will remain restrictive or move toward another rate increase.
My interpretation is that Warsh’s message was cautious rather than clearly dovish. He emphasized price stability, avoided promising a specific policy decision, and discussed artifici