Two months into trading on @Pumpfun and I have done $761,000 in volume and am currently at a loss for -$50,317.
I think I can make it back. 🫡

Two Fed officials call for rate hikes: Are BTC's good days coming to an end?
The Fed stood pat, but Bitcoin can't afford to rest easy! In its latest decision, two officials supported an immediate rate hike. It's like someone reminding everyone before the party is over: the music can keep playing, but don't forget to pay the bill.
Why does this matter? Because crypto markets trade not only on the present, but also on the future. If investors think interest rates could keep rising, dollar-denominated assets may become more attractive, and investors may grow more cautious about volatile assets. B

#美联储继续按兵不动 【ETF Alert】ETF: Net inflows of +$137.3 million as of October 28 (inflows for 3 consecutive days, +$423.6 million over the past 3 days, -$349.9 million over the past 5 days) → bullish signal; however, this diverges from market action: BTC at 79,815 (24h -1.58%, below 80k, 24h low of 79,710, $356 million in long liquidations, 11:32 Beijing time). Inflows are being absorbed by selling pressure, blunting the positive impact → ① U.S. 10-year Treasury yield at 5.045% (+5bp), hot PCE, with the market pricing in a possible 50bp rate hike in December, weighing on risk assets (11:37 Beijing t

My maternal grandmother’s burial was held yesterday.
All the preferential treatment I got as a child came from my grandma.
My grandma had 4 granddaughters, and I was the youngest.
If Grandma had 4 pieces of chocolate, my three older sisters could share 2, and I got 2 all to myself.
I was such a brat—I took two pieces and still went to brag to my sisters 🤡
Then they beat me up pretty badly.
Sigh, it feels like life has reached a turning point where I have to keep saying goodbye.
Goodbye to my grandma, goodbye to my little dog.
Little by little, I’ll have to say goodbye to my cat, my parents, m

$BTC Price dumped into our bottom pivot window (28-30th),
It didn't went for the sweep of the mFVG (75k) following our last fractal and is now starting to form bottom like structure here,
Considering it, I think we have already got the flush in the last pullback (to 75k),
This is still an idea for now but looking at the time pivot and the current market structure.
It looks like we have formed our purple dot and now it's time to hunt the cluster of liquidity above 88k and form the green dot there.
I am swing long from 80.1k and will be adding some alts if we get any pullback (SOL, ETH, HYPE)

$NEAR looks like an opportunity to accumulate more.
near is a fundamentally strong project. consider buying and holding for the next market cycle, or using a bot while waiting for the market to pick up.
nb: keep each coin around 5% of your total portfolio.
#NEAR #GATE

📉10.29 Midday Market Outlook📉
$ETH 思路：
ETH breaks above 2305 with volume: go long on confirmation and set a stop-loss.
ETH breaks below 2297 with volume: go short on confirmation and make sure to set a stop-loss.
If the pullback confirms 2252 as support, add one unit to the long; stop out if it breaks below 2219.
On the hourly chart, if ETH holds above 2305, look for 2336-2385 to the upside.
Watch for a short entry at 2351; stop out if it breaks above 2400.
Left-side wick orders: long at 2191, stop out if it breaks below 2158.
Resistance above: 2305-2336-2385
Support below: 2297-225

The same coin is listed at 100U on Platform A and 102U on Platform B. You might immediately think: buy here, sell there, and make 2U per coin, right?
This idea is called cross-platform arbitrage, but the price difference on screen isn’t profit in your pocket yet.
It’s like buying goods at a wholesale market and transporting them to another store to sell. Besides the purchase and selling prices, you also have to factor in shipping costs, time, and whether anyone at the other store will actually take the goods.
Trading fees, withdrawal fees, and the spread between buy and sell prices will all ea

The same 1000U can have completely different outcomes. $DUSK Today’s -17.36% move is a textbook lesson. The current price is 0.0956, down from a 24h high of 0.1190 to a low of 0.0950, with 6.9M in trading volume—this isn’t a pullback; capital is voting with its feet.
First, look at the market: this morning, people were still calling for a “breakout” above 0.11. Now it’s at 0.0956, with a 25-point intraday range. Anyone who chased the price with 1000U is left with just 826U. What’s the key issue? The low of 0.0950 is right next to the current price, which shows that selling pressure hasn’t ful

The hotter AI gets, the further Google's stock falls? The market is finally done listening only to “good news”!
If a company's revenue doubled, would you be happy? Of course! But if profits shrank and cash flow came under pressure at the same time, you might not be smiling.
Google's Q3 results played out this financial version of A Song of Ice and Fire: its cloud business grew 103% year over year, showing strong momentum in AI monetization; on the other hand, news of net profit falling 25% and free cash flow turning negative quickly sobered the market, with shares dropping more than 10% at one

Inflation data or Fed remarks? Who makes the first move in BTC’s next market cycle?
Who will Bitcoin listen to next: inflation data or the Fed’s policy signals? It’s like taking an exam while keeping an eye on your grades and trying to guess what the teacher will ask next—BTC can’t afford to neglect either side.
Inflation data is an important basis for policy decisions. If prices cool less than expected, the risk of rate hikes could rise again; if inflation continues to fall, expectations of looser monetary policy may grow.
But how the Fed interprets the data after its release matters just as

BTW | Long 🟢 | Bullish | 15-minute 24-hour change: +1.27% | Volume: 73.7M USDT Long rationale: Price is above EMA200; EMA20/50/200 are in bullish alignment; RSI14 is 60.9; MACD histogram is positive; ADX14 is 35.2; volume is 0.57 times the 20-candle average; trend pullback/continuation. Entry: 1.7714 Stop-loss: 1.73665 Take-profit 1: 1.81484 | Take-profit 2: 1.84091 | Take-profit 3: 1.87566Entry price is for reference only; do not chase the price. The trading strategy is invalidated if the stop-loss level is hit. For technical analysis only; this does not constitute investment advice.$BTW

#美联储继续按兵不动
That BTC wick this morning really stung. It plunged straight through the 80k mark, hitting a low of 79,710, wiping out the gains it had finally clawed back over the past two days.
On the surface, the Fed “stood pat” last night, but the vote was 10-2, with Cook and Hammack directly opposing the decision and insisting rates should be raised by another 25bp. In other words, no rate hike ≠ a dovish turn; it was a pause amid a split within the hawkish camp.
That signal of deep internal disagreement reignited expectations of further rate hikes, and BTC’s already shaky market took a direc

$ERA is currently in an oversold-bounce window within a downtrend. The short-term view is bullish for a rebound, but the trend has not reversed, so keep positions light.
Here is the basis for the conclusion: MA5=0.07478 remains below MA20=0.07803. The bearish moving-average alignment indicates that the medium-term trend is unhealthy, which is central to judging this as “a rebound, not a reversal.” A reusable approach to market analysis is to use moving averages to determine direction and RSI to gauge position, and only consider going against the trend when the two diverge. RSI=33.9 is approac

If you're used to perpetual contracts, you may suddenly notice another contract with a date after its name and a somewhat different price. Don't mistake that date for an ordinary identifier—it may be the expiry date.
Delivery contracts have fixed expiry settlement schedules. At the designated time, open positions are usually settled according to the platform's rules, and you can't keep holding them as the same position indefinitely.
It's a bit like a rental agreement: a contract with a clearly defined term and one without the same fixed expiry arrangement naturally have different processes aft

USDC went from 10% to 56% of euro-paired stablecoin trading, despite USDT having roughly 2.5x its global circulating supply.
➥ Kaiko’s latest data shows how much @circle has gained in Europe’s trading markets.
• USDC share of EUR stablecoin volume: 10% → 56%
• USDC/EUR order-book depth: 40% above USDT/EUR
• USDT global supply: 2.5x USDC
A lot of this comes down to MiCA.
As European exchanges restricted USDT access for EEA customers, trading activity and liquidity increasingly concentrated around USDC.
What’s notable is that the smaller stablecoin now has deeper euro order books, giving it an a

Holy shit, holy shit, Google is down
This is an ominous sign.