#NEARJumpsNearly10%
NEAR Jumps Nearly 10%: Is Capital Finally Rotating Back Into Altcoins?
NEAR is catching traders’ attention, but one strong move does not mean the entire altcoin market is ready to recover.
The more important question is whether this rally attracts sustained buying or simply reflects short-term capital rotating into a handful of coins with momentum.
NEAR has reportedly climbed around 11% in 24 hours, trading near $5.24 in the supplied market snapshot. That is a strong move, but the wide intraday range also shows why chasing a green candle can be risky. Fast rallies can attr

We are going to 50-100x from these prices, #Bitcoin will pump hard

An unpopular assessment: the current -3.31% for $ENA doesn’t tell us as much as it seems.
$ENA is currently at 0.1986, down 3.31% over 24 hours. The 1-hour support is 0.1947, resistance is 0.2085, and current volume is 0.09 times the average of the last 20 candles. What really matters in these numbers is the range defined by 0.1947 and 0.2085.
My current view is this: I treat oversold conditions only as a reason for a bounce, not as proof of a bottom; only after it stops making new lows is it worth talking about a reversal. The 1-hour trend is weak, with RSI at 29; the 4-hour trend is weak, w

RALLY GUARANTEED: 🚀🚀🚀
$TEL coin holders relax and dont lose sleep on the price, the rally is coming in due course there's no doubt about this. we are in a disbelief phase right now and that is the biggest opportunity to load up as nuch as possible.
It's gonna be exciting soon

$HBAR
Doesn't look too good.
The huge local pump is now almost completely retraced and is turning into a big bull trap.
If we lose the monthly level I will start building a big spot position in the green zone.

Which Step in This $UNI Move Are You Most Likely to Be Fooled By?
When I looked at $UNI this chart again, I first set aside the 24-hour -2.12%. Not because that figure is unimportant, but because it can easily grab too much attention. What really needs explaining right now is that the $UNI price has moved, but trading activity and volume have not kept up. You can tentatively trust the direction, but not assume the move will continue; a move without follow-through can be reversed at any moment.
Laying out the chart, the current price is 7.266, and the 24-hour range was 7.092–7.556. On the 1-ho

#USSeptemberPPIBeatsExpectations
When September’s U.S. Producer Price Index hit 1.3% month-over-month—way past the 0.6% consensus—my screens instantly turned bright red. Wholesale inflation surging to 6.3% annually is a sharp reality check. The gut-reaction play was clear: traders rushed to price in a stickier Fed rate path, sending yields jumping and risk assets into a brief tailspin.
Looking closer at the internal breakdown, energy costs clearly drove this spike, with gasoline margins taking a massive bite out of margins.
I refrained from chasing the knee-jerk short on index futures. When s

$BASED Up 21% in 24 hours, currently at 0.0545, after touching a high of 0.0550. A trading volume of 21.3M has set the market on fire.
There’s no official announcement today; this is purely driven by capital flows. No large unlock-driven sell-off is visible on-chain. Instead, trading volume has surged to the 20 million level, indicating fresh money is stepping in. 0.0441 is today’s firm floor, and 0.0550 is resistance. It’s now consolidating at 0.0545, right near resistance—a move like this either breaks through or turns into a fakeout.
For trading: You can chase with a small position in the 0

Trump really does have something wrong with his brain 250😂😂😂 means insulting him by saying there's a hole in his brain

The remainder of the year is looking positive for ethereum:0x7420b4b9a0110cdc71fb720908340c03f9bc03ec yeah the price is down in the last week or so but that doesnt mean the bigger picture is bad.
Many people confuse long term outlooks with their short term emotions. Remember how it felt at th bottom, it felt like price would fall forever but now that we look back, The price is actually 36% up, we are starting to go up but no one will believe it until it's too late.

$KORU A 12.55% drop, with 24h trading volume surging to 1.113 billion. This isn’t panic selling—someone used real money to catch the falling knife around 10.46.
Look at the candlestick chart: today it plunged from 12.43 all the way to 10.46, closing at 10.59. This big bearish candle decisively broke through the previous support zone at 11.20. But note two details—the first is the long lower wick on heavy volume at the 10.46 low, indicating buyers are stepping in; the second is that trading volume hit 1113M, the highest in recent times. Huge volume is often followed by a huge move, but we need

The joy of turning 400u into 10000u is unimaginable

The duality of men 😂😭

Bullish, the NYSE-listed exchange that traded $48.6B in September, is among the first partners for Open ATLAS, LayerZero's exchange engine on its Zero chain. After venue rebates, 75% of ATLAS fees go to buying and burning ZRO.
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Normally everyone on X would make a bullish call on this setup! I don’t know if they did. But this is the oil chart! Let me say it, then! It must not hold above $102, and it needs to fall below $97!

🇨🇱 Chile reopens its consulates in Caracas and Puerto Ordaz starting October 19 (full services from the 26th).
Consular fees are set in dollars and can’t always be paid through local banks—that’s where demand for USDT on P2P comes in.
The domino effect:
1) Consular reopening = a backlog of applications. Years of closed consulates left a queue of passport, visa, power of attorney, and registration requests. Starting October 19, that pent-up demand begins to flow.
2) Fees are paid in dollars. And local banks can’t always process those payments: limits, blocked international cards, transfers th

Many crypto newcomers do not understand why figures from the traditional U.S. financial sector have such a strong impact on the price of Bitcoin. Let’s break down why today’s September PPI is so important. PPI is the Producer Price Index. Put simply, it shows how much it costs to produce goods and services at the initial stage.
If it becomes more expensive for producers to make their products, they have to raise final prices for consumers. This means that a high PPI almost always translates into a high CPI (Consumer Price Index) a month later. That is why the Fed views PPI as a leading indicat