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The most unusual detail in today’s market isn’t the gainers list itself, but the funding rates: $EPIC is up 27.49% over 24h, yet its funding rate is a modest +0.0677%; $GTC
in the same sector is up 21.76%, with a funding rate of -0.6747%, indicating significantly more crowded shorts. This suggests EPIC’s rally has not yet been excessively stretched by leveraged longs, while GTC’s negative funding rate favors a short squeeze but also means longs have already gained the upper hand in the trade, making it less attractive to chase. Comparing relative strength across the board: EPIC’s current pri

📈10.17 Midday Market View📈
$ETH 思路：
ETH breaks above 2425 on volume: chase long on the right side, with a stop loss in place.
Breaks below 2395 on volume: chase short on the right side, with a stop loss in place.
Buy one position on a retest of 2356 confirming support; stop out if it breaks below 2315.
An hourly breakout above 2425 points ETH toward 2450-2480.
Watch 2480 above; open one short there, with a stop loss above 2508.
Left-side wick order: long at 2279, stop out below 2242.
Resistance above: 2425-2450-2480
Support below: 2395-2356-2315
A 4-hour breakdown below 2395 points d

$AMD Below are highlights of some of the biggest stock movers, from mega-caps to small caps.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD): -5.87%
Bank of America (BAC): -5.72%
Large-Cap Stock Movers (Market Cap:$10-$200 billion USD).

$BTC Four major crypto ETFs suffer collective outflows!
Bitcoin sees $82.39 million in daily outflows! ETH sheds nearly $70 million more. SOL and XRP were also hit by selling pressure. The four assets saw a combined $167 million in outflows, flashing a yellow light on fund flows once again! On October 16, U.S. Eastern Time, all four major U.S. spot crypto asset ETFs recorded net outflows. BTC saw net outflows of $82.39 million, ETH $69.68 million, SOL $12.67 million, and XRP $2.47 million, bringing the total to $167.21 million. BTC ETFs had briefly returned to net inflows, but the latest data

Money really does fall from the sky—there really are lucky finds like iPhones floating at sea! Recently, a cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz strayed into a dangerous route, hit a mine, caught fire and sank. More than 2,500 containers spilled into the sea, and large quantities of brand-new iPhones floated out.
Local fishermen rushed over in small boats to salvage them. Even more amusingly, they started doing business right there, asking people passing by: “Want an iPhone? Want perfume? Whatever you want!”
Can these phones still work after being soaked in seawater? Will Apple step in? $AAPL ‌

$OPENAI
OpenAI's AI used someone else's wallet
The scariest part isn't that it can steal
It's that it thinks it's justified
Holy shit
Guys
This is seriously fucking ridiculous
OpenAI disclosed
That an internal research model, while developing a crypto app,
found it had no money to pay the smart contract deployment fee
and couldn't get any free test tokens
This thing actually wrote a script itself
checked 362 wallet addresses
and eventually used test ETH from an unauthorized wallet
to get the job done
What's even more fucking wild is
it also thought things through on its own
Here's what it rea

#NEARJumpsNearly10%
**NEAR Jumps Nearly 10%: Is NEAR Protocol Building Momentum for Its Next Major Move?**
NEAR Protocol is attracting increased attention after NEAR jumped nearly 10%, highlighting renewed interest in the token and its short-term market performance. A move of this size can quickly bring an asset into traders' focus, particularly when investors are searching for cryptocurrencies showing relative strength. However, the important question is whether this price increase represents the beginning of a more sustained upward trend or a temporary move driven by short-term trading acti

Bitcoin $BTC put both longs and shorts through the wringer this week.
It was hovering around $84,000 at the start of the week, but CPI and PPI both came in above expectations, stoking inflation concerns and sending the price down to around $79,000, with the $80,000 level breaking directly. After the sell-off, however, it was quickly pulled back up, reclaiming around $81,000 over the weekend, for a weekly decline of approximately 2.8%.
The most interesting part was the price action around $80,000: bears repeatedly pushed the price down, but buyers stepped in every time; meanwhile, $84,000 abov

#WarshIMFSpeech
The global financial community is closely watching Warsh’s IMF speech as investors seek a clearer understanding of the economic outlook, monetary policy expectations, inflation risks, interest rates, and the direction of financial markets. At a time when traditional assets and cryptocurrencies are increasingly influenced by macroeconomic developments, comments from prominent financial policymakers can have a significant impact on investor sentiment. The most important question is not simply what Warsh says, but how his message could change expectations about the future of the

$DOGE I just spotted it on the top movers list and did a double take—this thing still made the list. At 0.08, it’s down more than 6% over 7 days, and volume hasn’t picked up, sitting at 90% of normal. Put simply, it’s just the small amount of active capital left in the market passing the baton around. Nobody should pretend there’s some narrative behind it; the fan economy from its early days has long since faded, and now they can’t even come up with a halfway decent story. It barely counts as an old hand among the mainstream coins—not likely to go to zero, but if you take a low-volume move lik

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For every trader, the market offers a different lesson. Some days bring strong momentum, while others

Currently in the middle of the range; BTW looks suitable for opening a short around 2.50. ✍️

$ALEO It looks like it’s about to start slowly declining again

$GTC A massive 25% bullish candle surged straight to 0.2642, and now it's consolidating on lower volume at 0.2532—this is a classic post-breakout retest for confirmation, not a spot to chase. The 24h trading volume of 52.3M is strong enough, and the price-volume action looks solid. If the retest holds above 0.24-0.25, that's a second-chance entry. Lock in your stop-loss discipline: exit unconditionally if it breaks below 0.228 (today's starting-price midpoint). Keep your position size under 20%; don't go all in. First target is an extension to the previous high at 0.285, then 0.31 if it holds

Is it time to buy the dip in US stocks? Will the AI and semiconductor correction continue?
Anyone familiar with the Nasdaq knows that every drop sets the stage for a stronger breakout to new highs. Since the Nasdaq broke out again around the beginning of the month, the plunge in Asian memory stocks has caused the AI sector to shrink sharply, dragging down the broader market.
But that doesn’t mean the Nasdaq is done. Speaking about AI’s sharp decline, Jensen Huang said that all of this will pass. To me, the US stock market currently looks more like it’s undergoing sector rotation. The AI market

$AGT Strongly bullish: If the price continues to hold above $0.0815, it may test higher resistance levels. Trade $AGT Entry price: 0.0790–0.0820 Stop-loss: 0.0730 Take-profit 1: 0.0880 Take-profit 2: 0.0920 Trade here $AGT : 👇

$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