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Finally ran into it
Turns out it was an older man sprinkling water
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Everyone check your ChatGPT accounts. After people said a while ago that it had become dumber, OpenAI apparently added more computing power yesterday, and everything has returned to normal.
Prompt:
Create an HTML file with a 2D animation of a pelican riding a bicycle drawn using SVG. You must not conduct any tests, do not call skills, do not perform web searches, and generate it directly.
See whether the pelican rides the bicycle normally.
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#USSeptemberPPIBeatsExpectations
📊 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
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BTC UPDATE
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#美国9月PPI大超预期
The September CPI data (3.7% year-on-year / 0.6% month-on-month), combined with today’s PPI figures—which show a sharp increase (6.3% year-on-year / 1.3% month-on-month)—have fundamentally altered the short-term macroeconomic outlook. Driven by energy costs, price hikes linked to chip shortages ("chipflation"), and persistent pressures in the housing and services sectors, this trend is causing inflationary pressures to re-accelerate. This leaves Federal Reserve (Fed) policymakers in a very difficult position ahead of their policy meeting at the end of October.
Federal Reserve Pol
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#美国9月PPI大超预期
🔥 BREAKING: U.S. September PPI Explodes Higher — Biggest Jump in Over 4 Years
Hotter-than-expected CPI on Wednesday was just the warm-up. Thursday’s Producer Price Index data confirmed that inflationary pressures are intensifying across the U.S. economy.
The Numbers That Shocked Markets
Headline PPI: +1.3% month-over-month (vs expected +0.5%) — the largest monthly increase since March 2022
Year-over-year: +6.3% (vs expected +5.3%) — the highest annual rate since December 2022
Core PPI (ex-food & energy): +0.7% MoM and +5.0% YoY — both well above forecasts
This is not just an ene
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US Initial Jobless Claims
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What talent—looking at the team photo, it seems several of them are Indians too
Sure enough, Indians understand Indians; only magic can defeat magic
I strongly agree with bringing this team into China😂
$BAT Short-term bias remains bullish, but the market has entered a high-risk zone for chasing highs. Wait for a pullback that holds before entering.
Technical breakdown: MA5=0.2146 remains above MA20=0.192735, and the medium-term moving-average structure has not deteriorated. However, the current price of 0.2066 has fallen back below MA5, indicating that short-term momentum is weakening after the sharp 24h +22.54% rally. The MACD histogram at +0.002192 remains bullish and has not turned negative, with no signal of a trend reversal. RSI=60.1 is in a relatively strong but not overbought range, l
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$BTC Is following the 2023 Early bull market fractal.
This means we might sooner or later, sweep below the $76k level that we set in earlier in September.
And if that happens, we should avoid shorting and instead try to buy the dip.
Any dump that comes will be followed by really great pumps.
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Got up early and studied English for an hour
Feels so difficult☹️
Especially listening and speaking
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Most funds are betting that BTC will hold above $85,000 in October, and this expectation is already fully priced in, leaving limited room for upside.
A breakout above $87,500 and a sharp drop to $77,500 offer better odds, representing moves that deviate from mainstream expectations; when the market is uniformly bullish, beware the reversal risk from those expectations failing.
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☀️ GM! It's been a noisy week for the markets. 🔊
Hot inflation data, tech stock volatility, and BTC searching for direction.
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📊 How will inflation shape the next move?
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10.16 Market Analysis
Bitcoin Strategy Reference
Entry zone: Long around 81800
Stop loss: 81200
First target: 82500, second target: 83500
Don't let repeated volatility wear down your bullish outlook! Bitcoin is currently at a key breakout juncture, and the opportunity is still there.
The market bottomed out and rebounded last night, rising to around 82500. After midnight, it repeatedly pushed higher to test this resistance level, with volume continuously building and momentum nearing an explosion. Continue holding the long positions entered earlier, and patiently hold swing positions while wai
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US PPI rose 6.3% year-on-year in September, higher than the market expectation of 5.3%; it rose 1.3% month-on-month, also well above the expected 0.5%. Meanwhile, retail sales rose 0.8% month-on-month, also above expectations.
For BTC, short-term macro pressure is indeed increasing. However, weak data does not necessarily mean BTC will fall. The current macro environment is bearish, so caution is warranted regarding short-term wicks in BTC. Next, focus on whether the US dollar and Treasury yields continue to rise, and whether BTC's rebound has momentum. If macro pressure increases while BTC re
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Bad Boy Watch: BTC Update 10.16
Bitcoin briefly broke below the 80000 level yesterday before quickly recovering. It is currently consolidating around 82000. It is facing resistance from the 5-day and 10-day moving averages, and a breakout requires reclaiming 82500.
The bad boy has a short position here.
The stop-loss will be placed around 83500.
The bad boy’s ultimate take-profit target is 71000.
Of course, 80800, 78800, 77500, and 76300 are also take-profit levels.
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