No, dude, you’re already in Singapore. Give the younger people coming up behind you a chance to make a living. You’re even willing to work for 3,000 a month. The job posting I just came across is a perfect fit—you can apply. Honestly, back home, even in first-tier and new first-tier cities, you can find plenty of jobs that don’t require technical skills or have much of a barrier to entry for 3k a month, and they’re not that risky. At least you can say it’s a proper job. 😂

Deadass just had dinner at an Indian restaurant and Yenni was my server.
Picture for proof.

Everyone, $DODOX is about to surge sharply, watch out……‼️……This move has only gained 40%……another 60% rally is brewing……buying pressure has pushed the price to $0.032……now is the best time to go long on $DODOX ……‼️

$ENA is currently at 0.2071, up 6.10% over 24 hours (range: 0.1887–0.2116). The 1H trend is strong, with RSI around 81.7 in overbought territory, and price above the EMA20 (0.2021). The 4H trend is also strong, but RSI is only 48.5; the moving average at 0.1997 provides support below, making the structure steadier but momentum moderate. To the upside, watch whether price can hold above the 0.2116 resistance. To the downside, watch whether it can quickly reclaim the 0.1887 support if it breaks below. Current 1H volume is only about 0.01x the average volume of the last 20 bars, so a single move

Americans' confidence plunges to its second-lowest level on record! Wallets throw in the towel first—will the stock market “lie flat” too?
Another yellow light is flashing for the U.S. economy! The University of Michigan's October Consumer Sentiment Index fell to 48.0, its second-lowest reading on record, surpassed only by this year's May reading of 44.8. In other words, American consumers have gone from “I can still shop” to “let me check my bank balance first.”
Why have people suddenly stopped wanting to spend? The answer is simple: prices refuse to clock out, the cost of living refuses to b

Scumbag Watch: CL U.S. Crude Oil 10.26
CL hit 105 right on the mark over the weekend and is now pulling back to the 5-day moving average. It may seek support at the 10-day moving average, followed by another big bullish candle (as the regional situation changes).
This is just the scumbag's projection, so don't take it as fact, but the data often doesn't lie. The scumbag's strategy remains to trim U.S. tech stocks when oil prices fall. Having supplies on hand keeps you calm, right?
For CL, watch support around 100. The U.S. can strike whenever it says it will, though the situation could also ch

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2026.10.26 Early BTC/ETH/XAU/SNDK Analysis
Weekend liquidity was near its lowest level of the week. Liquidations over the past 24 hours totaled just $119 million, affecting 55,860 traders. For nearly a month, Sunday has generally been the lowest-liquidity point of each week!
This week is a major central bank week, with decisions from the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank, among others;
Markets currently assign a 90% probability that the Fed will keep interest rates unchanged this week. This seems somewhat at odds with this month's CPI/PPI and other data. Let's wait for the market t

Midterm election countdown! U.S. consumer confidence hits rock bottom—will voters take it out on their wallets first?
With the U.S. midterm elections on November 3 drawing closer, Washington is busy fighting for votes, while ordinary families are busy calculating their bills. The University of Michigan’s October Consumer Sentiment Index fell to 48.0, its second-lowest reading on record; inflation expectations for the next year rose to 4.7%. This suggests voters may care less about how polished politicians sound than how much it hurts at the supermarket checkout.
Economic sentiment and politica

$GRAM TON Main Trend. Channel. Wedge. Reversal Zones. January 2026
Trade active
26 10 2026
The price has reached the $1.15 support level of the sideways range.
If the $1.15 support holds, a reversal is possible, leading to a retest of the $1.5 resistance level and the downward-sloping line of the overall secondary trend.
If the support fails to hold, the price may decline toward the lower support zone of the wedge pattern, which aligns with the $0.9 horizontal channel support level.
The potential percentage moves from these two key support zones toward the resistance zones are indicated.

Potential price movements for QUBIC for the remainder of this year.$QUBIC ‌

On October 26, U.S. national debt had already topped $40 trillion. Crude oil has been rising lately, with only a slight pullback over the past two days of the weekend. The U.S. Dollar Index has now pulled back to around 101.5, where we should watch for support. The 30-year Treasury yield has also reached a support level.
🟢With the U.S. midterm elections approaching, the third aircraft carrier is currently refueling and repositioning in Japan, and is still headed to the Middle East afterward. Amphibious forces are being deployed. Trump knows this could push oil prices higher and fuel inflation

Let’s dig into a recently settled signal: Big Bounty opened a short on 10-26 at 01:22, $BTC , entering at 80850, with a stop-loss at 81500 and targets at 80000/79300. Key point: both the stop-loss and targets were marked! Not one of those “we’ll see when we get there” hot-air calls—we have the original record in our archive, go look it up yourself～
Then this trade held on for so long …… I was getting anxious for it 😤 Luckily, it closed on 10-25 at 13:49 and bam, hit the target 🎯! +105% on a 100x simulated basis—that’s what we like to see! (But babe, going all-in on a single trade is asking t

90.6% odds for a Pause on Wednesday
#FOMC
Zero forward guidance though, so a chance for a surprise is higher than normal.
What do you think?
Can USA handle 40 trillion USD in debt with 400 BPS for long before something break?

Monday’s Asian session: Bitcoin slipped just below the 80k mark—currently around 79.9k, with ETH around 2,320. It had already tested 80k over the weekend; the Asian session is pressing the level again, not kicking off a new story.
This week, however, brings a triple overlap: the Fed’s rate decision on 10/28, U.S. GDP plus PCE on 10/29, and Deribit’s month-end options expiry on 10/30, worth about $10.9 billion (roughly 136k BTC). Call notional is skewed higher, but many contracts are concentrated out of the money around 90k and 95k—before expiry, this looks more like “arguing at the threshold”

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🔹The Fed decision collides with tech giants’ earnings! A blockbuster week for the markets kicks off—are BTC and U.S. stocks in for a major shake-up?
🔹BTC has fallen below $80k again! Bulls keep losing key levels—will this time send prices straight to new lows?
🔹BTC is down 10%, but could the bottom be closer? Analysts say the correction is nearing its end—is it time to buy the dip or keep waiting?
🔹Michael Saylor suddenly stops signaling crypto purchases! Strategy halts its buying spree—is BTC losing one of its biggest buyers?

📊 Macro | Copy
Macro · October 26
09:15 | Central Bank MLF
The central bank conducts 700 billion yuan of one-year Medium-term Lending Facility operations, maintaining ample market liquidity, offsetting month-end funding fluctuations, and stabilizing domestic funding conditions.
17:00 | Germany IFO Business Climate Index
A core European leading indicator used to gauge business confidence in the euro area, indirectly affecting the pricing of commodities and risk assets.
19:00 | UK CBI Retail Sales Balance
Reflects the strength of in-person consumer spending in the UK, creating short-term volati