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10.29 Market Analysis
BTC strategy reference setup
Entry zone: Long around 79800—80000
Stop loss: 79100
First target: 81000, second target: 82000
Overnight, BTC continued testing overhead resistance, rebounding to a high of 81759 in the early morning but failing to break the previous high; ETH spiked to 2391 before meeting resistance and pulling back.
Last night's strategy of going long on the retest played out, with the long position banking 1153 points and hitting take-profit smoothly.
Market focus steadily moving higher:
Daily: After a sharp bearish pullback, price stabilized and closed bul

BTC is so weak. Another bearish candle slammed the price down. Trading has been really difficult lately: spot buyers are coming in, but futures traders keep selling, making it hard for the price to move higher. I closed most of my longs near 81,700 yesterday during the day, then set a stop at breakeven. I’ll keep watching the downside for now and may re-enter a long if there’s an opportunity.
Looking at the chart, the weekly structure is still bullish and hasn’t broken down. The key level to watch is whether 79,500 breaks decisively. I don’t think we’ll go down to 76,000; we haven’t had a dece

Some time ago, software and cybersecurity stocks surged, then released earnings reports that exposed their underlying weaknesses, and they all plunged. $NOW $FTNT

$PUMP check: ~$0.00445 now, down ~13.7% on the week from ~$0.00516 after tagging a ~$0.00411 low.
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Gold Breaks Above $4,000 Again! The Fed Hasn’t Said a Word, Yet Gold Prices Are Already “Answering Ahead”?
Gold is back above $4,000, and the market instantly got lively. Some are just getting ready to buy the dip, others are already calculating their gains, while some are bullish but still kicking themselves: “If only I hadn’t sold!” The most fascinating thing about investing is that even before a market move is over, regret always manages to show up early.
The core of this rebound is the tug-of-war between interest rate expectations and safe-haven demand. On the one hand, falling oil prices

🦅 FED HOLDS RATES STEADY, INTERNAL DISAGREEMENTS EMERGE
The Fed decided to hold interest rates steady at its October 29 meeting, following a 0.25% hike in September.
• 10-2 vote: Cook and Hammack dissented. Unlike last time, when all 12 members were in agreement, clearer divisions have emerged this time.
• Strong U.S. economic growth: The Fed upgraded its assessment of economic activity, indicating the economy remains resilient.
• Inflation remains high: The Fed needs more data before deciding on its next move. Its commitment to bringing inflation back to the 2% target remains unchanged.
• Ca

Google Cloud revenue surged 103%, yet its stock was hammered nearly 10%! Microsoft’s grew just 48%, but the market rewarded it?
These two earnings reports from last night are well worth a closer look.
Both are AI giants, and both are racing to build data centers, but their stocks moved in completely opposite directions after hours.
① Microsoft’s earnings were genuinely solid
Quarterly revenue was $92.3 billion, up 19% year over year, with net income of $36.6 billion.
The standout was Azure: revenue grew 48%, above market expectations.
Microsoft not only proved there’s demand for AI, but also t

$SAMSUNG Down 8%—is it time to buy the dip or keep shorting? It all comes down to these 3 key price levels!
SAMSUNG fell from 185.96 to 170.29, a drop of nearly 8%. Net outflows over 24 hours reached 12.77 million, and short-term funds have yet to show a clear bottoming signal.
Buying the dip right now could mean catching another leg down; chasing shorts after the drop could also leave you getting burned by a rebound.
My trading plan is clear:
① Short the rebound: If the price rebounds to around 173–175 and then pulls back after a spike, with the 1-hour candle closing weak, consider testing a

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VVV | Short 🔴 | Bearish | 15m 24-hour change: -7.44% | Volume: 34.6M USDT
Short rationale: Price below EMA200; EMA20/50/200 in bearish alignment; RSI14 at 38.7; MACD histogram negative; ADX14 at 21.4; volume at 1.30 times the 20-candle average; trend pullback/continuation. Entry: 23.676 Stop-loss: 24.3 Take-profit 1: 22.896 | Take-profit 2: 22.428 | Take-profit 3: 21.804
Entry price is for reference only; do not chase. The strategy is invalidated if the stop-loss level is reached. Technical analysis only; this is not investment advice. $VVV $VVV

The market is rising again
particle-network:native has barely fallen, looks like it's tightly controlled
Wonder when it'll start up again

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10.29 BTC Analysis
BTC rapidly dipped to touch the lower Bollinger Band on the one-hour timeframe, showing short-term oversold signals. The lower band is providing short-term support. After the Bollinger Bands widened, the deviation expanded, creating a need for a technical correction. This sharp drop was a concentrated release of sentiment, not a continuation of a bearish trend, and the market is anticipating a possible oversold rebound.
Watch how well the lower band holds. If BTC stops making new lows and forms a reversal candle, a bullish recovery may begin, with the initial rebound target

The Fed decision appears to hold steady on the surface, but is extremely hawkish in reality.
Interest rates remain unchanged, but the underlying policy logic has shifted.
Forward guidance has been cut; the Fed is no longer reassuring markets and is beginning a form of invisible tightening.
Rather than raising rates, it is tightening liquidity by unsettling expectations.
The dollar and U.S. Treasuries are relatively strong, while volatility across major asset classes is increasing.
Be wary of black swan events in the market ahead.
As for trading, selling into rallies offers a better risk-reward