Have the hackers finished selling their altcoins and started selling Ethereum? The black swan has created an opportunity, huh? Of course, this kind of sentiment could spread for a while.

$PEPE USDT: Buyers Are Testing the Ceiling. Is a Breakout Coming? 🐸
PEPE is trading around $0.000004415 on Gate, up 1.63% over the last 24 hours.
The important detail is that price is approaching its recent high near $0.000004427. Buyers are showing interest, but a confirmed breakout has not happened yet.
📊 Key Levels
• Immediate resistance: $0.000004427
• First support: $0.000004350
• Major support: $0.000004251
🟢 Bullish scenario: A strong candle close above $0.000004427, supported by rising volume, could open the way toward $0.00000455 and $0.00000470.
🔴 Bearish scenario: If PEPE loses

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🔻 $PARTI $PARTI Short Setup – Sellers are bearish, with more downside expected!🐻📉Entry price: 0.05830 – 0.05860
Take profit 1: 0.05650
Take profit 2: 0.05370
Take profit 3: 0.05080
Final target: 0.04580
Stop loss: 0.06520
Leverage: 10x – 20x
Margin: 1% – 3%
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I got a scare when I woke up this morning. Come on, bring it on—hit even harder.

After market close on October 29 local time, Intel shares plunged 21%. Revenue last quarter was $16.5 billion, up 21% year over year, which looked decent on paper. But when next quarter’s guidance came out, everything fell apart: revenue was forecast at just $15–16 billion, versus market expectations of $17.1 billion.
What hurts even more is that an explosion at Intel’s Kiryat Gat plant in Israel in October halted operations for about two weeks, leaving the company set to lose around $600 million in revenue over two quarters. On top of that, soaring memory prices are weighing on PC demand, and

fear is not quite in screaming buy levels, but if this is a bull market dip, it should be fine.

I realized Ethereum is only good for shorting. Now I understand why people say you should always short Ethereum when things get tough, because it simply can't bounce

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Bad Boy Watch: SPCX Update 10.30
Big Rocket closed Thursday’s U.S. trading session at 143.89, down 0.92%. Its intraday high was 144.95, and its low was 141.03.
As I said yesterday, Big Rocket is moving closer to the fake breakdown level. The Bad Boy will get in around 137 to play the rebound.
Of course, we can’t go ALL in at once. Keep some cash on hand, and you won’t panic.。。。。。。

Crypto may be down today but at least the cost of living is going up

I just told you to open a BNB short yesterday, and today it’s plunged this much—this is the glorious era you wished for

Hawkeye got MVP again today!

Everything is public and visible in live trading! Deposited 2792 on October 25, now at 3600, pushing hard toward 100,000 #实盘记录

When we were paying AWS nearly $8,000 a month, we sat down and did the math: four SaaS products, more than 50,000 users, and our applications, databases, background jobs, and monitoring all running in the cloud added up to nearly $96,000 a year. That number wasn’t pulled out of thin air. We broke down the bill line by line—EC2, RDS, Redis, load balancing, logs, and monitoring. None of the individual items seemed outrageous, but together, they really added up.
Eventually, we moved the entire system to three Hetzner bare-metal servers: one for the applications and gateway, one for the database a