Watching for an upside opportunity in $STRK
. Entry: 0.0620 - 0.0634 Target zone: 0.06622 / 0.06904 Stop-loss: 0.05952 Catching the falling knife near the lows! A strong rebound from support has kicked off a refreshing rally. Note: If the broader downtrend continues, price could break below the local bottom support. Don’t go all in, guys. Size your positions to suit your account. Let’s go! 👇👇👇 My watchlist today: $ZEC and $AVA .

manage urself if u want to tp anything----------------If you want to take profit, manage yourself properly.--------------------------------$JST $APT $DYDX #bnb

#DXY tapped strongly and was rejected from the resistance area; it is now back at support. Momentum looks bullish and can continue, which is not good for altcoins. We already saw huge wiping moves in the market this week. Be cautious next week.
#USSeptemberPPIBeatsExpectations

$UNI UNI inflows hit a new yearly high. The price pullback is the best entry opportunity. You ignore UNI at $7, and at $10 it’ll be out of your reach. Go heavily long.$UNI

🐋 BOUGHT $HYPE AT $3.50. HELD FOR 2 YEARS. MADE $21 MILLION.

I burned through it again, sigh.
Is there a sugar daddy who can sponsor the highest GPT quota?
I have so, so many things I want to do 🥲🥲

OCTOBER 19–23: A HIGH-VOLATILITY WEEK FOR $BTC & CRYPTO
Next week has multiple macro catalysts lining up at once: China growth data, inflation releases, central-bank decisions, US economic data and major tech earnings.
The Fed is also in its blackout period ahead of the October 28 FOMC meeting, meaning traders will have fewer fresh policy signals to work with.
Here’s the risk map:
Oct 19
China Q3 GDP + economic activity data
Canada CPI
Oct 20
China LPR decision
Germany PPI
UK employment data
US housing data
Netflix earnings
Oct 21
Japan trade balance
UK CPI
Tesla + Meta earnings
Oct 22
Bank of

#美国9月PPI大超预期
XRP my 1.447 short, current price 1.2921, large unrealized profit; 1.314 sets direction
Market: 4H pulled back from 1.447, bounced after bottoming at 1.27 but lacked strength, now at 1.2921 (down 1.30% over 24h). EMA7 (1.2985) and EMA20 (1.3140) are overhead resistance, while EMA60 (1.3581) is trending down. The bearish trend continues, and the rebound is weak.
P&L calculation: 1.447 - 1.2921 = 0.1549 price difference; unrealized profit continues to grow significantly.
Key levels: Support at 1.2701/1.27, resistance at 1.3140/1.3581
Outlook: Rejection at 1.314 + break below 1.2701

After $SAND 's sharp 24-hour surge, the next step is to see whether it continues or pulls back
When I looked at this chart again, $SAND , I first covered up the 24-hour +8.15%. It's not that this number doesn't matter, but it's too easy for it to grab all the attention. What really needs explaining right now is that after $SAND's sharp 24-hour surge, momentum and continuation are not the same thing. I won't extrapolate the large move that's already happened into the next leg; first, I'll see whether the price can hold in its new range.
My view is that the large move has already happened, and th

SanDisk #sndk $SNDK 10-18 Sunday market analysis and limit order levels
Here are the levels:
Limit order: 1166, stop-loss 20
Limit order: 1091, stop-loss 20
For long positions, the idea is still to reduce size and speculate; monitor the stop-loss manually and place limit orders at 10–20;
The previous 1260 level wasn’t reached during Friday’s session; today, the contracts dipped into the 121s, invalidating the previous extreme level of 1210.
It’s all bottom-fishing while the market keeps selling off. There’s not much to add about the macro headwinds; lower US Treasury yields don’t tell the whol

We need to push these last two weeks of the month 👊🏼

zec long positions at 1120 are back

Today I received X’s metal card. The annual interest rate on current deposits is 6%, and card purchases earn 3% cashback. The card is noticeably heavier, feels cold to the touch, and is rigid and unable to bend. I wonder if it’s made of stainless steel.
A friend just posted this!

After yesterday’s post went up, some friends in the group came to discuss WLB with me. A Jian’s view is that if your goal in trading is to improve your life, then don’t let trading consume all of it. Trading should, by nature, help you allocate your money and time more effectively. If you’re constantly being pulled around by prices, it’s easy to get trapped in a cycle with no end: fearing you’ll miss out when the market moves, wanting to chase it after it moves, wanting to make more after making a profit, and wanting to earn back your losses as quickly as possible. Eventually, your account flu

The U.S. seized more than 240 cryptocurrency scam websites and disrupted 112 servers in a case involving tens of millions of dollars.
This sends a clear signal: crypto scams are evolving from isolated schemes into transnational, industrial-scale crime.
Army’s outlook: The next step in regulation may be to shift from tracing funds to targeting the entire scam infrastructure.
Going forward, on-chain transparency will be just the starting point. Identity verification, fund tracking, and cross-border law enforcement coordination will be key to building trust in the crypto industry.

Good morning, #crypto enthusiasts!☕
If you have 1,000 USDT, which hidden gem 💎 would you snap up 🫰🚀

An AI bubble? Nonsense. There’s no bubble here at all—there never has been. A “bubble” is essentially when prices become completely detached from fundamentals and industry support. But what’s the situation with AI now? Computing power, models, data, and use cases are all advancing together, backed by real capital expenditures and national-level strategic investment. China issued its New Generation Artificial Intelligence Development Plan in 2017, making AI a key national technology. The United States and the European Union are also ramping up investment in AI infrastructure, chip subsidies, an

Gm gm fams
Look at the richest people in crypto
Read that list slowly
Behind every name is a different journey, a different risk and a different story
→ Changpeng Zhao : $114.6B
→ Giancarlo Devasini : $89.3B
→ Paolo Ardoino : $38B
→ Jean-Louis van der Velde : $38B
→ Stuart Hoegner : $24.7B
→ Brian Armstrong : $9.4B
→ Justin Sun : $8.5B
→ Chris Larsen : $8.4B
→ Pavel Durov : $6.6B
→ Michael Novogratz : $5.6B
→ Michael Saylor : $4.8B
→ Jed McCaleb : $3.9B
→ Tyler Winklevoss : $2.9B
→ Cameron Winklevoss : $2.9B
→ Fred Ehrsam : $2.6B
→ Song Chi-hyung : $2.6B
→ Tim Draper : $2.3B
→ Matthew Roszak :