$OP 24h -4.2%, bullish direction confirmed: keep a close eye on 0.1239 and 0.1141
$OP Currently at 0.115, 24h -4.2%. Market chatter says: Pyth DAO passed OP-PIP-136, with 100% of product revenue used to buy back PYTH. 10 hours after the rumor materialized, $OP plunged from 0.1237 to 0.1152, -6.87%.

I’m directly bullish here—defensive phase, bullish across multiple timeframes.

0.1152 is sitting at the lower end of the 24h range of 0.1141–0.1249, with the 30-day range level at 0.407, while RSI at 49.2 has not broken down.

The 0.0001 funding rate is neutral, and the long/short account ratio

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$MET Up 30.1% in a burst, I insist on shorting; 0.4548 will tell the tale
$MET It surged 30.1% in 24h to a current price of 0.437. My first reaction isn't to chase—it’s to short.

Daily RSI is 74.8, indicating overbought conditions. Bollinger Band width is 54.3%, and the latest daily close jumped directly above the upper band, with the current price still outside it. The 4-hour MACD has formed a death cross. Multi-timeframe signals are clearly bearish, while an ADX of 63.4 combined with extreme overbought conditions signals the prelude to a shakeout.

The broader market isn't cooperating eit

bitcoin:native
Will be taking long positions into the box below and will scale in till 78K,
Risk will be 3% max and stops are 1D close below the stoploss mentioned on chart

#GateMoneyOfficiallyLaunches
Gate Money Officially Launches: One Account For Everything Money
On October 8, Founder and CEO Dr. Han took the stage at TOKEN2049 and officially announced the launch of Gate Money, a new financial services gateway designed to connect assets, funds, and payments in one place.
Built around the core philosophy of One Gate, Everything Money, Gate Money is not positioned as another trading app. It is positioned as a full-stack money platform that brings together everything the group has built over the years into a single, globally integrated experience.
1. From

#Bitmine���增持持仓突破601���ETH
Bitmine is getting dangerously close to owning 5% of Ethereum’s total supply — and the latest purchase makes the scale of its strategy even harder to ignore.
Bitmine Immersion Technologies has added another 15,112 ETH, taking its total holdings to 6,016,414 ETH as of October 4. At the reported valuation, that position is worth roughly $16.4 billion, representing around 4.9% of Ethereum’s total supply.
The number itself is impressive, but the consistency behind it is what really catches my attention. Bitmine has now purchased ETH every week for 66 consecutive weeks s

#FedSeptemberMinutesLeanHawkish
🏦 The Fed Sounds Hawkish, But Bitcoin Is Waiting for the Next Inflation Test
The latest Fed minutes have put traders in an interesting position. Policymakers still see a possibility of another rate hike before the end of the year, but the market is not convinced that October is the right moment. Current pricing puts the probability of an October hike below 20%, leaving investors increasingly focused on a potential pause now and another policy move later in the year.
That difference between what the Fed wants the market to believe and what traders are actually

#GateMoneyOfficiallyLaunches
GATE MONEY IS LIVE — AND GATE IS AIMING FOR SOMETHING MUCH BIGGER THAN AN EXCHANGE
Gate Money officially launches with a bold idea: One Gate, Everything Money.
At first glance, Gate Money may look like another expansion of the Gate ecosystem. But the bigger story is the attempt to bring different parts of modern finance into one connected experience.
For years, financial services have been divided into separate platforms. You might use one app for crypto, another for stocks and ETFs, a bank for fiat, a payment service for spending, and yet another platform for int

This profit has me feeling both thrilled and terrified, afraid the market will catch on tomorrow and blacklist me. $UP The short position has paid off—there’s no keeping a low profile now.
When I checked the market after lunch, UP’s trading volume was low. There was no one to take it higher, and the rebound lacked strength. I judged that it was facing pressure at the highs and suggested entering short positions in batches. I was bullish, and then the market moved down on its own, so I didn’t have to worry too much. A lot of the time, all a short position needs is for the price to be unable to

$ETH
The funding rate is flat as if nothing happened, but open interest has quietly slipped 9 points😏. With 77% of longs huddled for warmth on support, this isn’t absorption—it’s waiting to be carried out. The breakdown is right at your feet; don’t wait until it gets smashed through to start crying foul.

For some inexplicable reason, I used 30 USDT to open a long position, made 300%, didn’t close it, and then got liquidated. It says my data display shows a forced liquidation. I’m really at a loss. Looks like this account can’t continue copy trading, and I’m not even being allowed to become a featured trader anymore. I’ll let everyone know after taking a break and opening a new account. I ended up at the top of the bull market. Let’s see whether 2345 can break below and hold. Aggressive traders can even go long at 2400. What’s there to fear? I’m firmly bullish, although I haven’t placed any tra

$NEAR Surged sharply today🔥, bullish momentum is strong, trading volume has increased—manage risk!#Gate.io 🚀 #每周来晒

#NvidiaHitsRecordHigh
NVIDIA is sitting near $237.5 after becoming the first company to seriously challenge the $6 trillion market-cap ceiling — but the real question is no longer whether AI is real. The question is whether AI demand can continue growing fast enough to justify the expectations already priced into NVIDIA.
NVIDIA closed Wednesday around $237.47, down about 0.74% on the session, after trading as high as $239.08. The stock is still only a few dollars below its recent record zone near $243.37, while its market capitalization remains around $5.8 trillion. That makes the next move m

The National Day holiday has come to a successful close, and Jingyi laid out Yitai’s long-term Kongdan at 129 points➕112 points, securing 241 points in total—Luodai 27962 You!

#SOL现货ETF单日净流出924万美元
SOL has lost the $120 handle, and the market is now testing a much more important support zone.
Solana is trading around $116.4 today, after yesterday's sharp decline pushed price from around the $120 area toward the mid-$115s. The latest 24-hour range is roughly $115.55–$121.39, while 24-hour volume is around $3.03B. The move matters because SOL is no longer simply rejecting resistance — it is now testing whether buyers can defend the lower part of the recent range.
The ETF picture has also changed. U.S. spot SOL ETFs recorded approximately $9.2M of net outflows on Octob

#CFTCProposesNew���CryptoAssetMarket”Category
🔥 CFTC’S CRYPTO MARKET FRAMEWORK: A POTENTIAL TURNING POINT FOR INSTITUTIONAL CAPITAL
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is proposing a new regulatory category for certain crypto markets called the “Crypto Asset Market” or CAM.
This is more than a terminology change.
The proposal could create a clearer regulatory pathway for qualifying crypto trading venues and markets involving leverage, margin or financing.
Most importantly, this is still a PROPOSAL, not final regulation. The CFTC is seeking public feedback, and the final fram

Your mining machine can get faster and your expected BTC can still go down.
Sounds strange?
It’s one of the realities of Bitcoin mining.
Imagine you upgrade your operation and increase your hashrate.
Great.
But if the network grows even faster, your slice of the total network hashrate becomes smaller.
Then the difficulty adjustment reflects the changing network conditions.
This is why absolute hashrate isn’t the whole story.
For miners, the question isn’t simply:
“Did my hashrate increase?”
It’s:
“Did my hashrate grow faster than the competition?”
That’s a much more useful way to look at Bitco

#TheFed Pauses Rate Hikes—Can the Crypto Market Finally Breathe a Sigh of Relief?
The toughest part of this market cycle is that expectations for an October rate hike have fallen, yet the market has not relaxed. The Fed already raised rates by 25 basis points in September, bringing the rate to 3.75%–4%. The latest minutes show that most officials still believe another rate hike this year may be appropriate. A temporary pause is still a long way from easing.
Look at the actual data: During the Asian session on October 8, the U.S. Dollar Index was around 102.25, the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield r