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FeaturedThis cold water from inflation has been poured over rate-cut expectations
The worst thing in trading is having already positioned for easing while the data move in the opposite direction.
U.S. PPI rose 1.3% month-on-month in September, while core PPI rose 0.7%. Prices at the production end clearly heated up, and even the reading excluding food and energy was not low. It is hard to simply attribute this increase to fluctuations in oil prices.
But there is an important distinction here: a rise in PPI does not mean CPI will rise by the same amount in the following period. Companies may absorb som

$ETH Flipping Bullish
I just caught a real quick long.
Will use this information in the other charts and continue to watch the development.
Im in no trade ATM.

South Korean stocks plunged. I was still counting on the South Korean government to step in and rescue the market, but it now seems that idea was a bit naive—they probably want to help but are powerless to do so. It’s not just South Korean stocks: U.S. stocks are falling, Bitcoin is falling, and risk assets around the world are falling. In this situation, I’m afraid only Trump can save the day. $BT $SKHYNIX

The Night PPI Went Off the Charts—When a 6.3% Year-on-Year Surge Tears Open the Illusion That “Inflation Is Dead”
The most dangerous moment for markets is not when bad news is released, but when everyone believes bad news will never come again. The October 15 PPI data delivered exactly that kind of blow.
At 20:30 Beijing time on October 15, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released the September Producer Price Index. I stared at the numbers on my screen for several seconds—the year-on-year increase was 6.3%. The forecast was 5.3%, and the previous reading was 5.6%. This was not a “slight up

📊 CPI yesterday, PPI today— inflation has repeatedly exceeded expectations. How will the market respond?
U.S. PPI rose to 6.3% year-on-year in September and increased 1.3% month-on-month, once again surpassing market expectations.
Combined with the previously stronger-than-expected CPI data, inflationary pressure has once again become the market’s focus.
But interestingly, the market has not moved in a single direction:
📉 BTC has pulled back to around $80,000, putting bulls to the test
📊 U.S. tech stocks are under pressure as funds begin reassessing risk
🥇 Gold rebounded intraday as safe-h

Anthropic is giving startups a year of Claude for free, along with $1,000 in credits, and the page has now been marked as paused. The news has been blowing up across the AI startup community, but what is truly interesting is not the “free for a year” or “$1,000” itself. It is that so many people rushed in that the application portal was overwhelmed. Some people were still forwarding the application link in group chats that morning, only to find the page displaying “paused” that afternoon. Some teams had originally planned to compare several models, but after seeing the subsidy, they decided to

$STRK The most unusual detail today is not the 4.85% drop, but that MA5 (0.077022) and MA20 (0.077046) are almost completely stuck together—the gap is only 0.000024. When the moving averages compress to this extent, it indicates that bull and bear costs have largely converged, and a directional move is often imminent. To determine whether the trend is healthy, the key is whether the moving-average alignment and momentum direction are consistent. The current price of 0.07635 is below both moving averages, and the averages have not yet formed a golden cross, so the trend structure is weak; howe

$BTC Update- Our Bearish engulfing and Resistance zone perfectly playing out

Is this pullback by the AI computing power leader actually the start of a major plunge?
The U.S. stock market’s opening today is quite interesting—a complete split between winners and losers. The Dow climbed to 51,922 points, up 0.58%, while the Nasdaq was hit by a sell-off, falling 1.31%, and the S&P 500 fell 0.47%
Chip stocks were hit across the board, with $AMD plunging 5.4%, $INTC falling 4.6%, and $NVDA following with a 2.71% pullback. Chinese concept stocks $BABA and $BIDU also pulled back slightly, by around 1.7%
In my view, this is not a problem with AI computing fundamentals at a

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$SNDK Now short heavily again, guys—the highly profitable market move is coming
Entry price 1320-1365, stop-loss 1370, take-profit 1289-1250. Short $SNDK 👇I warned you. I hope you listened. Since I said corrective wave C was about to begin, $SNDK has already fallen 31%. I predicted the upside target and downside levels, and the market has developed step by step as expected. Don't believe me? Go check that quoted post. The key level to watch now is the 200 EMA on the annual chart, around $1250. The price may rebound from there, and I don't rule out that possibility. But if it breaks below tha

$BTC Rejected Again... Bears Still Control the Short-Term TrendBTC once again failed to hold its rebound, with sellers pushing the price back toward $80,000. Market structure remains weak, and every rebound is facing heavy selling pressure. The key range currently is $80,000–$80,200. Buyers reacted in this area, but the rebound is still not strong enough to confirm a trend reversal. Trend: Short-term bearishKey support: $80,000–$80,200Next support: $78,000–$79,000Resistance: $81,700–$82,600Major resistance: $83,400–$84,100As long as BTC remains below the $81,700–$82,600 resistance zone, I wil

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Took a break and made another $20—the KPI was exceeded!

Predicting a drop, $BTC will fall below 80k tonight 📉.

I can calculate the motions of heavenly bodies, but not the madness of people. — Newton

#USSeptemberPPIBeatsExpectations
US September PPI Beats Expectations: What It Means for Inflation, Federal Reserve Policy, and Crypto Markets
The U.S. economic landscape has received another major inflation signal, as September’s Producer Price Index (PPI) came in significantly hotter than economists expected. The latest report highlights persistent price pressures across the American economy and raises important questions about the Federal Reserve’s next monetary policy decisions. For cryptocurrency investors, this development deserves close attention because inflation, interest rates, liqui

ZEC at $1,090—have you cut your losses?
From 200 to 1,700, the 8x miracle took just 9 months. Now it has fallen back to 1,090, plunging another 13% in 24 hours—everyone is shouting “the bull market is over,” but the NU7 upgrade vote is just 8 days away. Is this really the final chance to escape, or a golden pit dug for you by the big players?
First, look at the surface: blood is everywhere, but someone is still buying.
At $200 at the start of the year, ZEC hit 1,700 in September, gaining 750%. Now at 1,090, it has retraced 36% from the high and fallen 11–13% in 24 hours, with a market cap of $