Guys, $INTWB
is bouncing back strongly after the recent drop.Quick long setup ready — open long position now and watch for the next breakout!entry: $22.75 – $22.97targets: $23.30 / $23.70 / 24.00sl: $22.20

The most unusual detail in today's market was that the Fear & Greed Index stood at 57, in the greed zone, yet two of the three candidates on the 24h gainers list were falling—$OSMO plunged 15.75%, $OGN fell 7.65%, while only $ATOM
bucked the trend to close 2.67% higher. This combination of “greed sentiment + divergence within the sector” usually means funds are narrowing their focus and concentrating on relatively stronger assets, rather than launching a broad-based offensive.
Looking at broader market correlations, greed sentiment has not yet become extreme, and BTC shows no signs of syste

✨ Earnings season has kicked off: A mix of profit growth and varying expectations.
🔹 Third-quarter results for US banks have started to roll in. The figures from JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, and Wells Fargo offer key signals regarding the sector's overall outlook.
📊 Reported figures:
🔹 JPMorgan Chase: Net profit rose 6% to $15.3 billion. Earnings per share (EPS) came in at $5.57, missing the expected $5.90. Weakness in interest-related revenue was highlighted.
🔹 Goldman Sachs: Net profit surged 29% to $5.29 billion. EPS reached $17.01, significantly outperforming the expected $12.53. Annua

Champions, look closely at the $BTW chart!
$BTW has dropped 8% TWICE from my marked levels!
I gave you the $2–$2.05 area.
A 0.5–1% difference is normal, but the accuracy of these levels is incredible.
One wick hit a candle, affecting only some traders, not me or many of my followers.
The important thing is that price rejected my level twice and is still stuck around the same area.
If there’s any new update, I’ll share it!
Keep learning and keep working hard, champions. I’ll keep my promise!

$ETH is showing an interesting setup on the 4H chart.
After pulling back from the 2,800 area, ETH is now trying to recover near 2,512.
What I'm watching is the rising trendline around 2,400–2,450. Buyers have defended this area before, and holding it could support another move higher.
Key levels:
- Support: 2,400–2,450
- Resistance: 2,600 → 2,800
- Bigger target: 3,000
My view: The structure looks promising, but I want to see ETH reclaim 2,600 before expecting a stronger move toward 2,800 and potentially 3,000.
If the trendline breaks, this bullish setup weakens.
Patience over chasing candles

Floki all time high hype ath go

Retail investor: Nike $NKE just hit a 52 week low. That's gotta be a steal at these prices right?
Me: Maybe. Let's actually check instead of guessing.
Retail investor: It's Nike. Everybody knows Nike.
Me: Brand recognition doesn't matter... Pull up the earnings. Are profits growing or shrinking over the last few years?
Retail investor: ...I don't actually know.
Me: That's the whole question. A falling price with growing profits is a dip. A falling price with falling profits is a company in trouble...
Retail investor: So a 52 week low means nothing by itself?
Me: Nothing. It's a price, not a va

Imo we either go up from here to $84.4k or we take $80k, I’m long.

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Today I’m only verifying one question about $PUMP : after breaking below 0.00477, can it quickly reclaim it?
The 1-hour and 4-hour trends are both weak, with RSI at 41 and 28, respectively. The current price is 0.005021, about 5.00% from the 1-hour support at 0.00477 and about 2.67% from the resistance at 0.005155. The 24-hour change is -4.07%, but it cannot replace confirmation at key levels.
My view is not based on chasing pumps or selling into declines: I’ll wait for a break above 0.005155 or below 0.00477—whichever comes first—and rewrite my assessment accordingly.
Would you rather bet on

$WAL Strong upward trend
Buy 0.03780 0.03720, target 0.03870 0.03915 0.03970, stop-loss 0.03690

$ETH
price fell, and positions were cut by nearly 80% in a week; longs capitulated and trampled each other, with the proportion of longs shrinking from 73% to 72%. Everyone above is a bagholder; a rebound to 2528 is the escape window—don’t wait for the waterfall😝

a lot of people asked me
this is my fomo portfolio for alts (started with 1k)
I’m bullish on tokens that have been consolidating for a while
won’t touch it much and looking to withdraw at 15k

This round keeps only 5 strong signals: ARC, DOS, W, 1 long and 4 shorts. Watch volume and structure before acting. The previous round went three wins and one loss, turning green by +3.9%; DRAM, SNDK, and Lobster hit their targets. The current four-position average is +0.1%; observe for now. 🎯 Previous-round returns: DRAM entry $5.8300 → exit $52.5130, 5.0x, capturing +4.2%; SNDK entry $1447.8000 → exit $1447.8000, 5.0x, capturing +4.2%; Lobster entry $0.0450 → exit $0.0467, 5.0x, capturing +14.2%
━━━ Market View ━━━ BTC 83,242 +0.5%, with short signals more concentrated; negative funding-rat

#CPIWatch : Bitcoin Faces a Crucial Inflation Test
The market’s next big macro trigger is here. 👀
🇺🇸 The US September CPI report is scheduled for October 14 at 8:30 AM ET. The previous report showed annual inflation at 3.4%, while economists expect headline inflation to rise to 3.7% and core CPI to reach 2.5%.
Why does this matter for crypto?
Hotter CPI: Could strengthen expectations of tighter Fed policy, putting pressure on risk assets like BTC.
Cooler CPI: Could ease rate concerns and improve sentiment toward Bitcoin and altcoins.
In line CPI: The market may focus on the details, Treasur

$TIA 's two charts are giving opposite answers: the short term has turned, but the larger timeframe refuses to validate it.
I am watching just one divergence: whether there is still buying support after a breakout above 0.6331. The current price is 0.5745, with volume at 0.07x. The 1-hour timeframe is weak, while the 4-hour timeframe is strong; RSI is 24 and 47, respectively.
If volume continues to expand after a breakout above 0.6331, control will favor the bulls; if it breaks below 0.5048 and fails to reclaim it, the short-term view is invalidated, and the next level to watch shifts to 0.471

$ZEC This short trade feels great—shorted from 1441 down to 1217, with 75x leverage generating 1101% in floating profit. The market is in a textbook downtrend, with all moving averages pressing down. Every small bounce hits resistance and falls back, making declines smooth and rallies difficult. But a thousandfold floating profit at 75x is merely paper wealth; a single lower-level wick can be fatal.
Technical view: The daily chart shows a bearish moving-average alignment, while the 4-hour rebound has met resistance, with volume expanding on declines and contracting on rises. The previous low i

$INJ direction appears consistent, but declining volume has yet to confirm it
$INJ 24-hour +8.26%, current price 8.163. The 1-hour and 4-hour structures are both relatively strong, but current trading volume is only 0.16 times the average volume of the previous 20 candles. The direction is aligned, but participation has not caught up—this is precisely the point most worth debating right now.
Let's pull the camera back to the 24-hour range: low 6.999, high 8.456. Where does the current price of 8.163 sit within this range? That will directly affect the meaning of the same signal. Near the high,