The weather is nice today.
I really feel like going out for a walk,
but I'm pretty lazy.

Gold rebounds to 4150, while BTC is still struggling at 80000—who is really hedging inflation?
Around Warsh's remarks, one divergence stood out: gold rebounded, while BTC kept falling.
Spot gold rose more than 1% to around $4,156. The US Dollar Index slipped to around 102.03, and the 10-year Treasury yield plunged 13.7 basis points to 5.053%, a three-week low. Safe-haven demand amid a global stock sell-off outweighed the impact of hotter-than-expected inflation data.‌
What about BTC? It fell 3.6% to around 81,500, with a 24-hour low of 80,443. 80,000 remains a key support zone.‌
Why did gold

Can any industry experts estimate how much this is worth?

#WCTCS9 #每周来晒 Gold poised for a breakout, silver under pressure after breaking down, and oil taking aim at $100! Which will break the deadlock first?
On Friday (October 16), gold, silver, and oil showed clearly divergent technical trends for the week: gold continued to consolidate near support in the “green zone” between $4,110 and $4,170, silver remained under bearish pressure after breaking below a key level, while oil extended its climb above $95, forming a new bullish advance.
Gold holds its support range Gold is still trading near the $4,110–$4,170 support area. Price action suggests that

#CryptoMarketTurnsGreedy 🚀🔥 CRYPTO MARKET TURNS GREEDY! 💰📈
The crypto market is heating up as bullish sentiment grows and traders become more optimistic! 🟢 Bitcoin, Ethereum, and altcoins are attracting attention as investors look for the next big opportunity. 💎
📊 What’s fueling the excitement? 🚀 Rising crypto prices 💰 Growing investor interest 🔥 Social media hype and FOMO 📈 Expectations of further gains
But remember: when greed rises, risk can rise too! ⚠️ Markets can reverse quickly, and chasing pumps can lead to losses.

Today, ETH is biased bearish, with negative factors driving the short-term trend. It is a pressured decline driven by “continued ETF outflows + tightening macro liquidity + bearish technical alignment + crowded long leverage,” but prices are now close to support, increasing the risk of chasing shorts.
ETH is in a bearish setup driven by “institutional outflows + macro tightening + crowded leverage.”
· Short term: The price is under pressure in the 2388-2420 range, with 2420 (MA30), 2448 (MA120), and 2474 (MA200) forming successive resistance levels.
· Medium term: Continued ETF outflows are t

That ETH analysis from early this morning is due for a review.
At the time, I made it very clear: 2360-2330 was the zone to watch for longs, with a stop-loss below 2300, the first target at 2420, and the second at 2480.
How did the market move? It dipped to a low of 2355, right in the entry zone, then rallied all the way to 2421, hitting the first take-profit level of 2420 right on the mark.
When the TD9 bottom signal appeared on the 15-minute chart, that was the moment the bears’ last breath gave out. MACD also formed a golden cross, with DIF crossing above DEA. This kind of multi-timeframe c

This wave in the auto industry is giving people chills when viewed on a timeline.
The Stelato V800 “brake pedal” incident had just ignited public opinion when People’s Daily turned around and took aim at “fast-track cars.”
Then Zhao Qiang, editor-in-chief and vice president of People’s Daily Online, resigned.
Three things colliding one after another like this… what a sequence…

10.18 Analysis $BTC
The long positions you built in batches over the weekend should be in profit by now, right?
After retreating from 86,976, the price hit a low of 79,732, but the subsequent pullback did not make a new low. Buying support near the 80,000 level has been quite solid—the downward wick over the weekend failed to break below 80,000 decisively, repeatedly validating the strength of support at this level. MACD formed a golden cross below the zero line, and the green histogram is starting to expand, a typical oversold recovery pattern. The Bollinger Bands continue to narrow, with th

#美股存储板块跌幅扩大
The U.S. memory stock sector is experiencing expanding losses, bringing renewed attention to the semiconductor industry and the broader technology market. Memory chips are essential to modern computing, cloud services, smartphones, enterprise servers, and artificial intelligence infrastructure. When memory-related stocks come under sustained selling pressure, investors must reconsider not only individual company valuations but also the expectations driving the wider technology rally.
The memory industry has become particularly important as artificial intelligence companies invest h

$DNA LONG SETUP — BUYERS MAKING A STRONG COMEBACK! 🚀
Entry: 0.2800 – 0.2850 (Long)
SL: 0.2710
TP1: 0.2920
TP2: 0.3050
TP3: 0.3170
$DNA is recovering strongly from the 0.2535 support zone. Bulls are pushing higher, and a breakout above 0.2920 could open the way toward 0.3170.
Watch for support confirmation before entry! 🔥

The SanDisk dip-buying entry point I posted a few days ago—I got in today.

#BitcoinTops$82K #ShareWeekly
Bitcoin has spent the past week caught between two forces: a stubborn inflation picture and a Federal Reserve that is not yet ready to say it is finished. The latest data has pushed BTC back toward the lower part of its recent range, and the reaction to the inflation reports and Kevin Warsh's comments at the IMF meeting in Bangkok tells us a lot about where the market's mind is right now. My view is that this is not a market that has broken down, but it is a market that is asking for confirmation before it commits to the next big move. Let me explain why I think

bitcoin-cash:native is building a 4h rounded bottom after holding the $255–$260 floor.
Price is ~275, still stuck under the 55/100/200 EMAs at $280–$285. The long is a break and flip of $285. That opens $310+.
A 4h close under $255 kills it.

$FIL That wick was driven deep. Down 12.16% in 24 hours, with the current price at 1.0456 and a low of 1.0376; trading volume was 157.3M—the market maker's shakeout was textbook.
Let me sketch out their trading playbook: early in the session, they put in small sell orders to push the price down from 1.19 and spark panic, waiting for retail traders to follow suit and sell before quietly scooping up tokens around 1.04. Look at the 24-hour high of 1.1904 and low of 1.0376: the swing was nearly 13%, but trading volume didn't spike, which suggests this wasn't genuine distribution, but a classic lon

#BitcoinTops$82K #ShareWeekly
Bitcoin has spent the past week caught between two forces: a stubborn inflation picture and a Federal Reserve that is not yet ready to say it is finished. The latest data has pushed BTC back toward the lower part of its recent range, and the reaction to the inflation reports and Kevin Warsh's comments at the IMF meeting in Bangkok tells us a lot about where the market's mind is right now. My view is that this is not a market that has broken down, but it is a market that is asking for confirmation before it commits to the next big move. Let me explain why I think

Funding doubles in half a month—from 50 billion to 100 billion. What exactly is capital scrambling for?
Guys, first, take a look at these numbers. DeepSeek’s second funding round was originally planned to raise 50 billion yuan, but in just half a month, the amount doubled to around 100 billion yuan. What does that mean? China’s largest fundraising project in the primary market this year, raising around 150 billion yuan in six months.‌
Even more astonishingly, the funding amount doubled, but the valuation didn’t rise. DeepSeek’s current pre-money valuation remains at around 500 billion yuan. I

Bitcoin’s inflation hedge has a hidden cost, and leverage makes it worse
Inflation gives Bitcoin investors a reason to buy, while high interest rates make some of them pay dearly to wait.
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