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Is the funding rate of $RAD going to zero because longs are retreating or shorts are closing in?
First, the answer: This is a signal of exhausting short momentum, not the beginning of a long rebound. RAD is currently priced at 0.314, down 12.54% over 24 hours, but the funding rate is +0.0000%—with such a sharp decline, the rate has not turned negative, indicating that shorts have not aggressively increased leverage to sell short. The pressure is more likely from spot selling or the passive exit of early long positions. MA5=0.3106 is already below MA20=0.3243, and the MACD histogram at -0.0028

I'm really not impressed with Chelsea's performance against Bournemouth today.
Not impressed at all. This is not the level of performance I expect from this team.

$ETH Putting complex things simply: ETH is now at 2509, 12% below the 2806 high and 3% above the 2430 support. The risk-reward is clear, but the direction isn't. Over the past month, the market did three things: rose to 2806, fell back to 2500, and stalled near the lower Bollinger Band. There is only one question going forward: Is 2499 a continuation point in the decline or the end of the pullback? I won't guess; I'll only list the conditions: holding 2460 means a range-bound bullish bias, while breaking below 2430 opens up further downside.
Whenever someone asks whether they can go all in, I

$BAT is moving in price, but trading volume has yet to respond in tandem—that is more worth watching than the 24-hour +18.04%.
This time, I’m not looking at the gainers and losers ranking, only at the levels. The current price is 0.1361, about 10.65% from the 1-hour support at 0.1216 and about 17.12% from the resistance at 0.1594.
My criteria are simple: only a breakout above 0.1594 followed by continuation would count as follow-through to the upside; a break below 0.1216 invalidates the previous view. The 1-hour and 4-hour trends are both strong, with RSI at 49 and 74, respectively.
The ques

I’ve got some explosive news. SkyAI has genuinely left me stunned this time—it transferred 568,000 $SOL to exchanges over three days, and a rough calculation shows it would lose more than $40 million if it really dumped them. It still holds over 2 million, according to the information just uncovered by Lookonchain.
My first reaction wasn’t panic, but respect. Moving that kind of volume means either it can’t hold on and is being forced to top up its margin, or it’s making a bold counter-bet. Its books are already this badly hurt, yet it still dares to make a move—would you call it stupid, or th

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Crypto-linked stocks ended Friday, October 9, on a strong note. Circle (CRCL) gained 4.54% to close at $84.51, while Coinbase and Strategy also moved higher, pointing to broader strength across the sector.
My take: one strong session is encouraging, but it doesn’t settle the bigger question for Circle. The company’s long-term story depends on adoption of USDC and the growth of digital payments. At the same time, investors will be watching competition, regulation, interest rates, and how those factors affect Circle’s business.
Analyst price targets can add context, but

#GateEventMarketVolumeHits73M
$73 million in event market volume. That’s a powerful milestone—and a sign that more people are engaging with the events and questions shaping the world around them.
Markets move on more than numbers. They move on what people are watching, what they believe could happen, and how those views change as new information arrives. Event markets bring that activity into one place, giving users a way to explore different outcomes and follow how market expectations develop.
Reaching $73 million in volume reflects meaningful participation. Behind that figure are users respo

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THE BIG PICTURE: WHY THIS ENERGY DEVELOPMENT MATTERS
The reported US authorisation of certain transactions involving Russian-origin diesel could influence energy prices, transportation costs, inflation expectations, financial markets, and cryptocurrency sentiment. However, the key question is whether additional fuel actually reaches buyers at competitive prices and whether the resulting relief is large enough to affect the wider economy.
According to the US Treasury's reported General License 135, specified transactions involving Russian-origin diesel are authoris

😳 In 2013, this Redditor sold 4.27 bitcoin for just $549. Today, that same amount is worth more than $350,000.
The screenshot is dated September 26, 2013; Bitcoin was trading at around $128.70 at the time, and his 4.27 bitcoin represented exactly $549.55.
Thirteen years later, he just shared this transaction on Reddit with a sentence that says it all:
“I learned my lesson a long time ago… That was the last time I sold my bitcoins.”
And the cruelest part is that in 2013, selling at $128 could perfectly well have seemed like a good decision, because no one knew what bitcoin would become.

I'm never going to financially recover from this.

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SOL at $110—are you going to sell at a loss?
SOL crashed from 122 to 105, with the ETF seeing outflows for three consecutive days, but Samsung just announced that 82 million phones support Solana payments—and just now, daily active addresses surged to 1.88 million, a 13-month high. Is this ultimately a golden buying opportunity or merely a continuation of the downtrend?
First, the surface picture: the price is fluctuating narrowly between 108.5 and 112, RSI is at 44, and the price is below MA20, indicating short-term bearishness. Trading volume is shrinking, and the Bollinger Bands have narrow

#Bitcoin 2-Year MA Multiplier 🟢
📝 $BTC has dipped below the 2Y SMA (~$89K), triggering the green "buy zone" signal on the chart.
📍 The indicator places price (~$83K) beneath the baseline, while the upper expansion bands remain untouched far above.
💡 Historically, sustained periods below the 2Y SMA delineate prime long-term accumulation ranges before macro trend continuation.

🐋 WHALE WATCH : TradFi is flatlining. Crypto is waking up.
Look at the 90 day relative performance: BTC ETH and SOL are massively outperforming equities and commodities combined.
Smart money isnt rotating out its doubling down. If you are still treating crypto like a risk on lottery ticket instead of a macro hedge you are missing the entire playbook.

🚨LATEST: U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded $542.1 MILLION in net outflows last week, their worst weekly performance since January, extending their outflow streak to nine consecutive days.
Solana ETFs also lost $24.8 MILLION, snapping a record 14-week inflow streak and marking their largest weekly outflow since launch.

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