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BITCOIN AT $83,625: BUYERS ARE FIGHTING BACK, BUT THE $84,200 BREAKOUT IS THE REAL TEST
Bitcoin is currently trading at $83,625.30, with a 24-hour low of $82,800 and a high of $84,192.20. After recovering from recent lows near $81,000, BTC is showing signs of short-term strength. However, the market is now approaching an important resistance zone where the next major decision could take shape.
My view is cautiously optimistic, but I am not ready to declare a confirmed bullish reversal. Bitcoin needs to break resistance, attract stronger buying volume, and hold its gains before

Despite the bearish sentiment, this 2-week Crypto Total Market Cap chart is bullish!
- Bullish breakout and retest ✅
- The trend ribbon is about to turn bullish ⌛️
TOTAL 2W

CRCL at $84.51 tells us: stablecoins are more than the crypto world's “change wallet”
In the past, when people talked about stablecoins, many first thought of digital dollars used to hedge risk during trading and settle transfers. But as use cases continue to expand, stablecoins are becoming an important link between traditional finance and blockchain. CRCL closed at $84.51, up 4.54% on the day, bringing this topic back into focus. One of the key highlights is USDC. Unlike crypto assets whose prices are driven purely by market sentiment, Circle's business value must also be analyzed from the p

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Hinson leads at 58.5% in the Oct. 11 snapshot. Candidate appeal and turnout could shift the Senate race against Josh Turek.

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$XAUUSD opened lower in this move

Consolidation does not alter the upward trend; gold prices still have room to rise
From the four-hour chart, gold prices have staged a rebound and recovery after finding a bottom. Prices have stabilized above the middle Bollinger Band, with clear support at the lows below, while the bottom structure continues to strengthen. The RSI remains in the upper half of the middle range, with bulls still maintaining the initiative. A slight short-term pullback is merely a consolidation phase during the rise, not a trend reversal.
In terms of fundamentals, market expectations for the pace of future rate

$S SUSDT - bull market!
The daily chart of S has surged by approximately 260% in just a few weeks.
Price has broken above its previous high and is currently attempting to establish support above it.
Higher highs, higher lows, and no break below the previous swing low.
This is what a bull market looks like, and the chart says it all.
The next major resistance is at $0.09. A confirmed breakout above this level could open the door to a massive upside move.
Keep it on your radar and don't miss this opportunity.

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● Stop-loss setting: Set the stop loss after holding above 2550 (to prevent a false breakout).
● Take-profit targets: First target 2525, second target 2510 (lower Bollinger Band support).● Take-profit targets: First target 2545 (previous high resistance), second target 2555 (targeting 2570 after breaking the previous high).#晒出我的持仓收益#

Macro News (October 12)

1. The entire market is waiting for the U.S. September CPI inflation data on Wednesday night, which is the biggest macro turning point recently. Institutions currently broadly expect headline CPI to rise 3.7% year-on-year, with core CPI expected at 2.5%.
If the data comes in above expectations, the dollar and U.S. Treasury yields will strengthen, putting pressure on risk assets; if it comes in below expectations, a rebound is likely.
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2. The Fed’s October rate meeting is coming up, and traders have already sharply reduced their bets on a rate hike this time. Large fu

Insiders are quietly pressing short on CFX while the tape whispers range.

$CFX /USDT - SHORT

Trade Plan:
Entry: 0.06684 – 0.06810
SL: 0.07355
TP1: 0.06291
TP2: 0.05987
TP3: 0.05532

Why this setup?
Why now? The daily trend is range, so we wait for exhaustion, and the 1h ATR of 0.002532 confirms enough volatility to justify a position at the entry reference of 0.06747. The 15m RSI sitting at 51.21 shows neither overbought nor oversold, meaning the move has room to run before mean reversion. The entry zone between 0.06684 and 0.06810 gives a defined risk window, while TP1 at 0.06291 and TP2

What’s the best option now for HODLers? 💚
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Insiders are fading the bullish trend on $NEAR /USDT right now.

$NEAR /USDT - SHORT

Trade Plan:
Entry: 5.7767 – 5.8363
SL: 6.1785
TP1: 5.5275
TP2: 5.3415
TP3: 5.0625

Why this setup?
Why now? The daily trend remains bullish, yet the 1h price is pinned at 5.8065, creating a contradiction that favors a short. The 15m RSI reading of 64.08 shows the bounce lacks momentum, while the 1h ATR of 0.119238 confirms the move is volatile enough to target 5.5275 and 5.3415. The entry zone between 5.7767 and 5.8363 offers a precise setup, and the invalidation level at 5.1940 is the line in the sand tha

Market View for the week.
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When Volcker took over the Federal Reserve in 1979, the year-over-year U.S. CPI surged to 14.8% in March 1980. He did not choose to “wait and see.” Instead, he pushed the federal funds rate to around 20% and used money-supply targets to force inflation down. Three years later, CPI had fallen to around 3%, but the cost was two recessions, in 1980 and 1981–1982. The unemployment rate exceeded 10.8% by the end of 1982. Midwestern farmers, squeezed by high interest rates and collapsing land prices, drove their tractors to Washington and blocked the entrance to the Federal Reserve. That was not pol