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10.17 Market Navigation Analysis
ETH Silk Road Reference Setup
Rebound range: around 2410, “duo”
Angelica bamboo shoot: 2380
First target: 2450, second target: 2490
ETH is moving in sync with BTC. Its price pulled back from a high of 2479.41 to 2392.1, where buying support at lower levels became evident. It is currently consolidating in a narrow range near 2421.
The previous decline has already fully released bearish momentum, and the low has not broken down further, with support below holding firm. The current phase is a recovery and base-building phase following the decline, not a complete b

Tong Ge's 10.17 BTC outlook
$BTC 820-825: open a small short; add at 840-845; stop-loss at 850; targets: 805-800-795-788

Current price: 81587. It’s Saturday, and there isn’t much capital in the market; liquidity is very thin. A few days ago, price wicked down to 79732 but didn’t break the 80,000 mark, then slowly crept back up. This weekend, the market will most likely keep that momentum going and bounce a little, giving the indicators a chance to recover and the bulls some hope.

But don’t mistake a weekend bounce for a reversal. The broader daily trend is still under downward pressure, an

$GER40 $ETH
Guys
ETH has once again fallen below 2400
Will it keep falling from here?
Here’s the conclusion
Big Hammer believes
The decline isn’t over yet
Because the sharp rally the night before last
Looks more like a correction
Since it didn’t break through a key defense level
The bears’ key defense level is currently around 2538
If it breaks above 2538 on high volume
Then we can say the bears have turned bullish
For now, the trend is still bearish
And the price will keep falling
Big Hammer has been saying all along
It will fall to 2300
The low could reach around 2158
The intraday levels I

#USSeptemberPPIBeatsExpectations #ShareWeekly
Bitcoin: The $80,000–$82,000 Zone Matters
Bitcoin was trading near $82,106 in market reporting on October 16, while another report showed it had briefly fallen to $79,770 on Thursday before stabilizing near $81,985. These figures show how quickly BTC has been moving around important psychological levels.
My view is cautious while Bitcoin struggles to establish sustained support above $82,000. The PPI surprise can increase concerns about higher interest rates, but Warsh’s measured comments and a weaker dollar can provide temporary relief.
For the b

Went long on $sent and $h

#WarshIMFSpeech Warsh IMF Speech Could Shape the Next Chapter of Global Markets
When a key Federal Reserve figure speaks at an important international financial gathering, investors listen closely. Every comment about inflation, interest rates, economic growth, and financial stability can influence expectations across traditional markets and the cryptocurrency industry. Warsh's speech at the IMF is therefore a topic worth watching for anyone trying to understand the next major move in global finance.
The most important question for markets is how policymakers view the balance between inflation

#WarshIMFSpeech #ShareWeekly
Kevin Warsh Speech Sends Mixed Signals as Inflation and Yields Keep Bitcoin on Edge
Headline: Kevin Warsh Refuses to Pre-Judge the Fed, and Bitcoin Is Stuck Between Hot Inflation and Higher Yields
Live market snapshot: Bitcoin is trading near 81,500 US dollars, roughly 3 percent below where it was a few days ago and still under its 20-day moving average. The benchmark 10-year US Treasury yield is around 5.08 to 5.10 percent after touching a 24-year high of about 5.36 percent last week. The 30-year yield has eased from about 5.73 percent to near 5.43 percent. In eq

When the market is bad, go for a walk somewhere and take in the sea 🌊

This round, only 4 strong signals remain: STRK, TIA, ZIL, 2 long and 2 short. Watch volume and structure before acting. Queen: last round 4 wins, 1 loss, +25.3%; currently holding 6 positions, average +0.9%. UVXY and BASED each gained +3.0%, and Q gained +9.5%. The pace is steady; continue waiting for confirmation. 🎯 Last round's returns: UVXY entry $1.5800 → exit $18.5800, 5.0x, gained +3.0%; BASED entry $0.0558 → exit $0.0558, 5x, gained +3.0%; Q entry $0.0599 → exit $0.0606, 5.0x, gained +9.5%
━━━ Market View ━━━ BTC $8,519 -0.6%; disagreement between bulls and bears persists. Negative fun

FIL has gone from releasing 240,000 coins per day to just 60k now. Supply has dropped by 70%.???

$DASH Short
Entry price: 49.40 Take profit 47.80 46.20 Stop loss 51.10
I’m not in a hurry to look for a rebound in DASH. I’d rather see sellers continue to push the price lower from here and observe how the price behaves near the next support level.

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Kevin Warsh Speech Sends Mixed Signals as Inflation and Yields Keep Bitcoin on Edge
Headline: Kevin Warsh Refuses to Pre-Judge the Fed, and Bitcoin Is Stuck Between Hot Inflation and Higher Yields
Live market snapshot: Bitcoin is trading near 81,500 US dollars, roughly 3 percent below where it was a few days ago and still under its 20-day moving average. The benchmark 10-year US Treasury yield is around 5.08 to 5.10 percent after touching a 24-year high of about 5.36 percent last week. The 30-year yield has eased from about 5.73 percent to near 5.43 percent. In eq

#ETH is currently at 2428 and remains highly correlated with BTC, with overall strength weaker than Bitcoin. On the four-hour chart, it continues to trade in a relatively weak range, with short-term resistance near 2480 and key support around 2380. Daily-chart upside momentum is insufficient, and 24-hour trading volume is relatively low. Independent buying pressure is weak, and price action mostly follows BTC passively. From a capital-flow perspective, inflows into ETH spot are limited, while ETF flows remain under sustained pressure, making it difficult for ETH to move independently. Whenever

$BTC I hadn’t checked the market for half a day. 81,000 held, and it’s even climbed back a bit—now it’s hovering around 81,600.
This morning I was still thinking about what’s going on in South Korea, but now the market is showing an even more telling signal. It surged to 82,819, fell back, touched a low of 80,780, and then buyers stepped in again—that’s buying support, not a crash.
What really caught my attention wasn’t the price, but the people. Since the end of July, short-term holders have added 420k BTC, bringing their holdings to a four-month high. On one hand, the price is down just over

How many countries could withstand just these three warships?

#GateWCTCS9GlobalTradingCompetition
WCTC Season 9: Smart Strategy Matters More Than Trading Volume
Every trading competition tests more than how much a participant can trade. It also tests strategy, discipline, market understanding, risk management, and the ability to make decisions under pressure. Gate WCTC Season 9 gives traders an opportunity to challenge themselves, compete with the global trading community, and demonstrate how effectively they understand different markets.
My original view is that successful participation requires more than chasing a leaderboard position. Traders need to

#WarshIMFSpeech The Fed Chair Who Talked About AI and Said Nothing About Rates
Bangkok, October 16, 2026. Fed Chair Kevin Warsh sat down with IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva at the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings and delivered a performance that was, depending on what you were looking for, either a profound meditation on the future of the global economy or a masterclass in saying nothing at all. For markets desperate for a rate signal, it was decidedly the latter. For anyone thinking about the next decade, it was the former.
The Non-Answer on Rates
Warsh was asked, in effect, what th