66,621 (-3.79%), 66,456, 67,568: The most important signal today was that support failed to hold—the 67,568 level we talked about this morning was broken straight through in the afternoon, with a low of 66,456. #10月PPI低于预期

October PPI came in at +0.3% month over month (expected +0.4%) and +6.5% year over year (expected +6.6%); initial jobless claims were 200k (expected 195k): The data was actually somewhat positive, but the market didn’t respond—PPI coming in below expectations still couldn’t pull BTC back to 68,000, while ETH was down to just 1,887, marking its third day below 2,000. My tak

$AKE Short trade setup: Entry: $0.0115–$0.0118 Take profit 1: $0.0110 Take profit 2: $0.0100 Take profit 3: $0.0090 Stop loss: $0.0128

Breaking Down $CORE ’s Burn Mechanism: Don’t Let “Total Burned” Cloud Your Judgment

To truly understand $CORE ’s burns, first pass three verification checks.
First, examine the rules. What exactly did the DAO authorize? Are routine burns tied to actual on-chain revenue? If there’s no revenue backing the burns, it’s just a story, not a mechanism.
Second, examine execution. Are burn transactions actually recorded on-chain? Can the target address be verified, and are its funds unspendable? There is often a gap between announcements and on-chain records that needs to be verified.
Third, examine s

Stop buying the dip—Ethereum is rebounding, and it’s time to open a short around 1880

Since 2022, ETH underperformed BTC on 79% of the S&P 500’s worst days, with a median ETH/BTC return of −1.52%.
On the best equity days, ETH outperformed by a median 0.67%.
When stocks sell off, BTC sits at the defensive end of the crypto risk curve.

Mi Ge’s blood-curdling cry:

Oh my God, something huge has happened
Is this true?
Rate hike in December 2026
Rate hike in January 2027
Rate hike in March 202727

Fuck, 4 rate hikes in 6 months???
Short at the highs; don’t rush to buy the dip, or you’ll end up wiped out

After going through several failures, I’ve lost much interest in engagement farming.
Now I write posts based on my passion and interest in the projects.
I don’t deliberately chase posting KPIs or post counts; when I have an idea, I write down my thoughts.
If I pull a great card, I share it with everyone. That’s all.
I never expected to get the Master role, so it was a real surprise.
Especially since I truly consider @renaissxyz my home base—I keep up with it whenever I have time, pull cards, and learn about the project’s latest developments and features.
I’m very bullish on @renaissCLTB, both

Thoughts on #XMR:
$XMR is testing a major horizontal demand zone around $520–$532 on the daily timeframe, aligning directly with dynamic support at the 100 EMA (~$527.92) while the 200 EMA sits lower at ~$473.42.
Holding above this $520–$528 confluence zone confirms a bullish bounce setup on $XMR, targeting a reclaim of the 55 EMA (~$564.58) and a continuation push back toward the $630–$640 range highs. Losing $520 on a daily close invalidates the bounce and exposes the 200 EMA near $473.

【2021–2026: Not Every Crypto Asset Will Reach New Highs in the Next Cycle】
What stands out most in this comparison chart isn’t that “crypto is completely done for,” but that the divergence between different assets is becoming increasingly pronounced.
BTC has gone from around $67,000 in 2021 to around $66,000 in the chart. The price may look like it’s back where it started, but over that period the market went through cyclical pullbacks, ETF inflows, institutional allocations, and changes in market structure. You can’t judge four years of performance by looking at a single price.
ETH and most e

Circle's USYC on BNB Chain connects Treasury-bill exposure with USDC redemptions.
Redemptions within its instant-liquidity capacity settle in one block. Larger requests follow T+0 or T+1, so the capacity limit matters.
@BNBCHAIN

If you bought Bitcoin at 67,000 in 2021, your return over these five years is 0 bitcoin:native

This move in ZEC: which side are you on—the shorts making money or the dip-buyers getting buried? In that 18:11 post, I said $ZEC contracts looked bearish, with a take-profit target at 888.9—the 20:30 candle broke straight through, plunging to a low of 871. The guys who shorted at 18:11 can add a chicken leg to dinner again tonight. Now $ZEC 889, down 8% on the day, with contract trading volume at 149 million. Today's high was 965 and low was 871—a 10-point bearish candle, with the bears still holding the upper hand. My view is still bearish: 888.9 broke, and that's that. If it can't get back

$BTC Hit The Target Of $65,998 Perfectly! 💥🎯

If tariffs really go into effect, the first to feel the pain won’t be anyone else—it’ll be the U.S. PPI. Don’t just look at importers’ books; costs will pile up layer by layer through raw materials, components, transportation, and inventory. For example, after the U.S. imposed tariffs of 25% on steel and 10% on aluminum in 2018, downstream machinery and auto-parts companies quickly complained about higher purchase prices. These costs may not show up in CPI right away, but they’ll surface first in producer prices and then gradually feed into core PPI. Right now, the 10-year Treasury yield is 5.

It’s been 5 years. I’m not trying to prove anything; I just want to tell those who once looked down on crypto:
You sure had a good eye!

🔺 $AVAX HAS ONE YELLOW LINE NOBODY HAS TOUCHED IN 3 DAYS

The brightest band on the whole $AVAX map sits at $8.80, and it keeps getting bigger.

Those shorts have been stacking since Wednesday's highs, while price is stuck at $8.15.

The other yellow line at $8.43 has already been cleared on Friday's bounce.

Below price, fresh longs sit at $8.07–$8.10, with a heavier band near $7.99, right at Friday's low.

Above, the first short ladder is at $8.38–$8.50, then $8.64.

My call: a dip into $8.07–$8.10, then a squeeze through $8.50 toward the $8.80 wall.

Can $AVAX reach $8.80 this weekend?

Everything else is falling but midnight-3:native is pumping.
People are finding out that Midnight is the better version of Zcash.