$BTC I'm planning to sell everything, so you'd better keep things stable

#TapeOutNFT My proposal: First Silicon (the first silicon wafer)
In the chip industry, the first test chip returned from a tape-out is called first silicon. Test1 is the first silicon wafer of the TapeOut ecosystem.
· Modularization: packaging baseboard × core circuitry × routing × numbered badge, with four layers that can be freely combined. The core circuitry and routing can be taken directly from the bound mining machine's netlist, matching the diagram and circuitry.
· Photomask → chip: The 100 TapeCode NFTs that B God said to bring along serve as photomasks, and the 10k Test1 units are chi

Bitcoin shows billions of negative delta.
Shorts are currently under the water, trapped.
$BTC

The most unusual detail in today's market action is not the decliners list itself, but the funding rate: $NEAR is down nearly 3% over 24 hours, yet the funding rate remains at +0.0023%. Longs continue paying to hold through the decline, indicating that leveraged longs have not yet been flushed out—a classic sign of risk buildup. The current price of 4.998 remains above MA5=4.987 and MA20=4.944, RSI=51 is neutral, and the MACD histogram at +0.01221 remains bullish. The Bollinger upper band at 5.058 presents short-term resistance. The 8.68% range across 30 candles means intraday moves of around

NEAR at $5—would you still dare to hold it?
From $6 to $5, everyone online is shouting, “NEAR is done,” but after everyone cut their losses, it rose 45% in 30 days and doubled in a year. Cross-chain swap volume topped $34 billion, the ETF is quietly accumulating, and buybacks are using real money—so is this a normal pullback in an uptrend, or the last chance to escape before the narrative tops out?
First, the surface picture: it’s down, but it hasn’t collapsed.
Down 3% in 24 hours and 5% in 7 days, with a 17% pullback from the October 12 high of $6. Sound scary? But zoom out—and it’s up 45% in

Crypto exactly 12 years ago.
#USSeptemberPPIBeatsExpectations

I managed to snag both phones on launch day this year
I’m even starting to suspect that nobody else was trying to get them

Oil prices are nearing $110, and the crypto market needs to keep a close eye on this strait
The weekend news may be about oil tankers, but by Monday it could affect everyone’s positions.
On October 17, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said that two oil tankers caught fire after hitting mines in the Strait of Hormuz. However, the claims still lack independent confirmation, and the specific losses cannot be treated as conclusive.
As for prices, on the most recent trading day, October 16, Brent crude closed at $109.86, up 3.7% on the day; WTI closed at $101.41, up 3.5%. Both rose 4.9% and

$SOL This morning I talked about its stablecoin transfer count. Now the market has offered another clue: volume is down to just half its usual level. That’s interesting—the story is growing (557 million transfers in September, 30% more than in August), while trading volume is falling. In plain English: more people are using it, and fewer are trading it. The liquidation heatmap above 105 is densely packed, and the easiest move for big players would be to spike the price upward—but a spike is just a spike. Think about it: when a coin is getting busier on-chain while its market action is getting

Saylor responds to the MSCI index controversy: Even if MSTR is excluded, the direct impact may be limited, but the real question is whether the rule will set an industry precedent.
He argues that traditional companies can hold oil, natural gas, land, and machinery, yet could face index eligibility restrictions for holding large amounts of BTC. Strategy’s approach is to use Bitcoin to support digital credit products, so it should not be viewed simply as a company that holds Bitcoin.
At the heart of the controversy is how the traditional financial system defines publicly traded companies that ho

#Bitcoin $BTC 's price action is getting increasingly narrow. This means volatility is declining and the range is tightening. A big move is coming, but before it arrives, we may see a fakeout. That fakeout could be a move toward my “blue box,” which is below $80,000. It touched it once before, and I wouldn’t be surprised if we touch it again, as that would be an ideal entry zone. If Bitcoin breaks above the key resistance level of $82,000, that’s when we’ll start to see acceleration and likely rally to $90,000.

$SNDKB is currently at 1,282.75, down 1.36% over 24 hours, with volume at 0.23 times the average of the last 20 bars. These figures together make the key point clear: the 1-hour chart for $SNDKB has moved, but the 4-hour chart has yet to confirm.
I treat the shorter timeframe as a signal, not a conclusion; without confirmation from the larger timeframe, direction can still shift. The 1-hour chart reflects short-term capital flows, while the 4-hour chart reflects the broader structure. When the two timeframes point in opposite directions, it only means the market is choosing a direction—not tha

ETH at $2,420—can you still hold on?
$320 million in ETF outflows in a week, BlackRock leading the sell-off, and longs just had tens of millions liquidated—but while everyone was shouting “ETH is going to zero,” $2,400 held firm. Is this institutions unloading, or market makers using ETF data to shake out weak hands?
First, the surface picture: money is flowing out, but the price hasn’t collapsed.
ETH is currently at $2,408–$2,420, down 0.6%–1% over 24 hours, sliding from $2,700–$2,800 in early October. ETFs saw net outflows of $320 million over the past week, including $69.7 million in a sing

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⛏️ US$10 billion at risk and US$27 billion in claims: The closure of Cobre Panamá leaves the region with a lesson in regulatory risk.
🧵 Thread 👇
1/ Cobre Panamá was one of the largest copper mines on the continent. Its closure wasn’t an operational accident: it was a political and judicial decision that changed the rules overnight, with billions in investment caught in the middle.
2/ The lesson isn’t about mining; it’s about regulatory risk: when the legal framework can be reversed by decree, court ruling, or political pressure, capital prices in that risk… or leaves. The US$27 billion in cl

$Q It doubled in a day and still pulled back—this chart looks just like the last half hour at a farmers’ market: those who rushed in this morning are already counting their money, while anyone jumping in now could end up holding the bag.
$Q The current price is 0.1196. It hit a 24-hour high of 0.1529 before crashing back to 0.0690—a twofold swing—with $1.4 billion in trading volume. In plain English: whales are rotating positions; this isn’t a one-way ride handing out free money.
My play: don’t chase at the current price. Wait for a pullback to the 0.10–0.105 range and scale in; keep the initi

When I see the recent images of France being looted and destroyed, I tell myself I don't have enough $BTC and tech stocks.
On my side: limit orders set on $NVDA below $190, and on a few others. (NFA)
Next steps for France? Credit ratings going down, yields going up, deficit increasing.
How long will this hodl? 🇫🇷🥲

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