$CXMT Makes a Strong Comeback — Is 7.20 the Next Target?
$CXMT LONG SETUP 📈
Entry: 6.80–6.83
SL: 6.68
TP1: 6.95
TP2: 7.10
TP3: 7.20
Extended Target: 7.30
Trigger: 1H close above 6.79, followed by a successful breakout retest.
Invalidation: 1H close below 6.68 after entry.
$CXMT is bouncing strongly after a sharp sell-off toward 6.39. Buyers have pushed price back above 6.65, but 6.79 remains the key resistance. A confirmed breakout could open the next bullish move toward 7.10–7.20. Watch for confirmation before entering.

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$ENA Current price: 0.2055, 24H -1.82%. 1H is weak (RSI 31), while 4H is stronger (RSI 48); EMA20 is at 0.2078/0.2054. 1H resistance is 0.2165 and support is 0.1974. A sustained move above resistance could extend the rally; a break below support puts the 4H support at 0.1839 in focus. In the review, watch for a false breakout at 0.2165 or whether price can reclaim 0.1974 after losing it. The two timeframes show a clear divergence. Market volatility is high; for observation only.

Earnings Season: A Battle of Expectations
Every earnings season, we see some very interesting phenomena.
Earnings beat expectations, yet the stock plunges.
Results look unremarkable, yet the stock climbs steadily after hours.
The reason is simple.
Stock prices trade on expectations, while earnings reports reveal results.
The gap between the two often determines the market’s next move.
Here are several companies worth watching closely.
$MSFT Microsoft
Watch Azure cloud growth and whether AI capital expenditures can continue converting into revenue.
$GOOGL Google
Watch the resilience of its sear

I wonder if it’s going to rain.

Fed October Rate Decision Preview: Calm on the Surface, but Tensions Remain
At tonight’s Fed policy meeting, markets have priced in an almost 100% chance of rates remaining unchanged at 3.75%-4.00%. The real market battle lies in the policy wording and the chair’s press conference.
Holding rates steady is the most likely outcome: the Fed just raised rates in September, and monetary policy takes time to take effect, so it needs to assess the actual impact. In addition, long-term Treasury yields have risen on their own, passively delivering some tightening and reducing the need for consecutive r

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Exchange withdrawals can mean fees and waiting. P2P can mean additional counterparty risk.
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The feature isn’t live yet, but if it launches as planned, it could make cashing out USDC a lot more straightforward.
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#Gate广场万圣节 👻 The Scariest Thing in Crypto Isn't a Ghost, It's a Bad Trade. A Horror Story Told in October's Real Numbers
Two traders, Sam and Ana, are fictional composites used to tell this story. Every price, flow and liquidation figure below is real. Their story starts on October 19, when Bitcoin looked like a treat.
The treat that was a trick
From October 19 to 21, US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in more than $1 billion and BTC climbed toward $85,000. Fear and Greed read 63, in greed territory. On October 21 the rally stalled at $84,840, below the October 2 peak of $87,197, a lower high. Sam saw

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#BTCBattlesFor80000 📊 Bitcoin Battles for $80,000: Will BTC Reclaim This Key Level? 🚀
Bitcoin is facing a critical battle around the $80,000 mark as bulls and bears compete for market control. Traders are watching closely to see whether BTC can reclaim and hold this important psychological level or face another wave of selling pressure.
🐂 Bullish Scenario: A strong breakout above $80,000 could restore confidence, attract buyers, and open the door to further upside.
🐻 Bearish Scenario: Failure to hold key support could trigger additional volatility and push Bitcoin toward lower price levels

Go mint this one tonight
Time: 28 October 2026, 13:00 UTC, which is 21:00
Same as usual: the first mint is free, each wallet can mint 9 times, and each subsequent mint costs $1.5
The mechanics: combine nine trees into one World Tree, with a cap of 11111
Then that big tree would have 99999 trees, wouldn’t that be a bit too many?
Then you mine by combining them into World Trees; see the image for details
As always, mint the first one for free
A suggestion for the project team: open the market at the same time minting starts. Buy orders will bring people in and create buzz; the rest is up to the

You just happened to pass right by! I’m heading over to get ready to join the parade.

This toy company can really hold its ground, huh? It just won't drop?
Today, I'm ripping off that tin armor of yours no matter what!
You latch onto a robotics narrative and really think you're aerospace materials now?
Morgan Stanley's research report pulled the curtain right off: companies say they're willing to give it a try, then immediately add, “The numbers have to make airtight sense”!
In plain English: storytelling alone won't cut it. If you can't deliver real value for money and ROI, anyone who pays is a fool?
This is textbook capital-market euphoria: by the time the hype peaks, a look

Are institutions also starting to “play favorites” when buying crypto? BTC hits pause while ETH keeps adding to its position—what exactly is the market up to?
If the crypto market were a large reality show, Strategy and Bitmine’s recent moves would definitely make for a talking point.
Strategy did not buy or sell BTC last week, while Bitmine increased its holdings by 10.452 ETH. One chose to sit back and watch, while the other continued adding to its position—naturally leaving investors wondering: have institutions started reallocating their confidence in crypto assets?
That’s possible, but dr

Seeing everyone recommend Grok Bot, I asked my assistant too: GPT
He honestly recommended Grok too~
Looks like it’s time to get another assistant on the payroll.

Does a 1 million U buy order on the order book mean the token price can’t fall? Understand the difference between two things
Open orders on the order book are buy or sell intentions that have yet to be filled; trade records show transactions that have already happened. The two shouldn’t be confused.
A large buy order may be filled, or it may be modified or canceled. Whether it can absorb sell pressure also depends on the size of subsequent sell orders and changes in the order book. A snapshot at any given moment shouldn’t be treated as a guarantee of the price.
The order book is constantly upd

Institutions are openly buying the dip! $BTC Will the whales still wick down to liquidate longs?
Be greedy when others are fearful—the chips at the bottom are always blood-soaked!
Analysis: On the news front, institutions are accumulating at 80K, influencers are calling the bottom at 94K, while retail traders are bearish. The 1-hour outflows are whales playing dead. Look at the liquidation map: 80,000-80,500 below is packed with long positions ready to be liquidated, while short fuel starts building above 81,500. The whales have a cunning plan: before the Fed rate decision, wick down to liqui

Is everyone waiting for the Fed to turn dovish? Be careful! The crypto market’s most dangerous scenario is often “buy the rumor, sell the news”!
If everyone is expecting the Fed to send dovish signals, here’s the question: what if the good news has already been priced in? #美联储利率决议倒计时 $META ‌#WeeklyShowcase
The rate decision will be announced at 2 a.m. on October 29, Beijing time. Even if the outcome meets expectations, that doesn’t mean BTC will necessarily rise. Markets trade on surprises versus expectations, not simply good or bad news.
If the Fed holds rates steady but signals that tight