ETF $BTC : a week in two halves.
→ Mon.-Wed.: +$1.08B in inflows
→ Thu.-Fri.: -$774M, including -$635.49M on Thursday, the worst day since June 25
→ Week: +$301M, after two weeks of outflows
Flows follow price.
Choppy action or a trend?

Is an ETH rebound possible? Don’t just watch the charts—the attitude of capital may be more honest!
After ETH’s pullback, the market wants to know just one thing: when will it stand back up? Some watch the charts for reversal patterns, others study trading volume, and still others check fund flows every day, wishing they could install a lie detector in the market.
So how should we read these three indicators?
My view is that price shows where the market has gone, trading volume helps determine whether a rebound has momentum, and fund flows can offer additional clues about sentiment. Taken toge

What are you going to do if Bitcoin does that move?

$BTC Looking for a retest of 82k-82.5k if we continue holding this 79.7k region.
This retest would be bearish unless we reclaim that region with strength.
The last few daily sessions have been nothing but red, so there's a lot of imbalance towards the upside that could get filled first.
If we lose 79.7k, we're likely heading towards the Blue HTF OB at 76.8k-74k before continuation back towards the upside.
This week should be interesting, given that it's the final week of the month.
I think it's about time we finally see a breakout in either direction from this boring chop.

.@papertrade_xyz looks better now
when evaluating a perp, i think the 2 metrics that matter most are open interest and revenue.
after the rule change, papertrade is still generating $300K–$1M+ in daily revenue w/ current OI ~ $131M.
for comparison, here’s the OI on other perps ppl are farming rn (only on btc and eth market):
> variational: $531.96M
> extended: $74.18M
< txflow: $34.37M
> nado: $34.85M
the numbers already tell the story: $paper is still the best perp to farm.

Is this really something humans can handle reading?

#国际油价高位震荡 #Gate广场万圣节 If oil prices remain elevated, U.S. stocks are usually hit first, especially high-valuation tech stocks. Gold’s reaction is more complex, while crypto markets usually come later.
As of October 23, Brent crude settled at $116.72/barrel and WTI at $103.27/barrel, both near six-month highs.
If oil prices remain elevated, the transmission sequence is roughly:
· First wave: U.S. stock earnings expectations cool.
Rising energy costs squeeze corporate profits, while high interest rates weigh on tech stock valuations. On October 23, the Dow fell 1.24% and the S&P 500 fell 0.52%, w

$HYPE puts about 97-99% of its trading fees into buying back its own token every day.
By late September those buybacks had taken roughly 47.5M HYPE off the market.
October pulled back from the $98 high, but the higher lows since spring 2025 are intact.
LT 💚

Good news: Unitree Robotics surged today; nearly everyone who bought after its first day of trading is now back in the black, except for those who bought on the first day😂
Bad news: its current P/E ratio is nearly 500x...

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Those who thought “spending big is bullish” got burned by Meta: its spending floor for this year was raised by $5 billion, but the stock didn’t rise.
Microsoft, Google, and Amazon report this week. I checked where they stand: Microsoft is less than 5% below its one-year high, while Google is still more than 21% off—same “increase investment” message, but one is handing in its paper at the ceiling, while the other is still halfway up.
I wrote this afternoon: 82000 couldn’t hold. The people I’m watching won’t be looking at candlestick charts this week; they’ll be looking at operating cash flow.

$APR Bouncing Up to Resistance—Another Drop Ahead?
$APR SHORT TRADE PLAN 📉
Entry zone: 0.0385–0.0395
Stop-loss: 0.0412
Take-profit 1: 0.0360
Take-profit 2: 0.0335
Take-profit 3: 0.0315
Trigger: Bearish rejection at the entry zone on the 1H chart.
Invalidation: 1H candle close above 0.0412.

BTC has bounced in a recovery rally after testing the lows. Don’t mistake a short-term rebound for a trend reversal!
After stabilizing at the lows of this latest dip, the market has rebounded. This is merely a recovery after the decline, with heavy resistance overhead and the rebound’s staying power still unproven.
As I quietly watch the market, I often wonder: day after day, as we fix our eyes on the flickering candlesticks, what are we really seeking? The peace of mind that comes from locking in profits, or the certainty of catching the turning point?
ETH has also followed BTC in rebounding

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$BTC Making $1.19 million on paper is nothing; what’s truly jaw-dropping is its risk management structure.
On paper, it’s a 10x cross-margin position, but the actual leverage across the entire position is only 1.77x, with the maintenance margin ratio soaring above 6,700%.
Retail traders spend all day dreaming of going all-in with high leverage to turn their lives around, while whales put up $1.35 million in margin to make a short feel just like holding spot. The estimated liquidation price field is completely blank.
That’s what true overwhelming dominance looks like.
Risk warning: The above is

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You won't lose by going all in.
You won't get scammed by going all in.
Fatten the bears $LAB up.
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BTC falls below $80k. Is mysterious buying pressure on the way? Strive keeps stacking BTC—could it become Bitcoin’s “floor tile”?
Bitcoin has fallen below $80k, so market sentiment is understandably tense. Just as everyone was wondering whether to hide under the covers, Strive CEO Matt Cole signaled that the company might add to its holdings.
As of October 19, Strive held 36,818 BTC; on October 25, Matt Cole again hinted that the company might announce additional purchases.
The question is: Can continued institutional buying support Bitcoin?
In theory, if new purchases create genuine spot dema

If crude oil comes down, BTC and ETH may have a chance.
But the blond guy has already amassed forces in the Middle East. He probably won't make a move before the midterm elections on November 3, and crude oil needs to be brought down a bit too; otherwise, it won't be very beneficial for him.
Yesterday, Russia also compromised, agreeing to provide the US with any amount of diesel, so this may just be a show put on before the midterm elections.
If crude oil comes down, can I go long and make back what I lost on BTC?🥹
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