$11.3 million
That is the $INTC token's entire trading volume over the past 24 hours
The order book is so empty you can hear an echo; quotes move with scattered orders
96.36 / 93.13 / 91.3, just these three prices all day
The 04:00 candle had 69328 contracts, surged to 96.36 and closed at 93.65
An upper wick of 2.71, sending those who chased in straight back down
The 09:00 and 10:00 candles had 49674 / 42640 contracts, crashing to 91.3
The 11:00 candle was down to just 19618 contracts; nobody caught the falling knife
It took just 39948 contracts to lift it to 93.37 at 13:00, and there were no

Borrowing rates are low—will they stay that low?
The borrowing page shows an annualized rate of 3%, and you think to yourself: “If I use these funds for a year, the cost isn’t too high.”
First, check: Is this 3% a fixed rate or the current variable rate?
Variable rates are common in on-chain lending. Think of a lending pool like a shared power bank: when there’s plenty to borrow and few borrowers, the rate may differ from when funds are scarce.
As more funds are borrowed or supply decreases, utilization may rise, and borrowing rates will adjust according to the protocol’s rules. They may also

Bottom. Higher next week
Focus. Deepen. Patience. Acceleration

If you tap “Cancel” in your wallet, can the coins you sent be returned?
Seeing a “Cancel” button in a wallet, it’s easy to think: even if you sent funds by mistake, no problem—you can just tap to undo it.
This button usually applies to transactions that haven’t been confirmed yet.
On networks like Ethereum, a wallet may try to prevent the original transaction from executing by sending a replacement transaction with the same nonce and a more competitive fee.
It’s like rushing to submit a change request before a package leaves the warehouse. But if the original package has already shipped, your

The wallet clearly has a balance, so why can’t I use it here?
The wallet homepage shows 1000 U, but when I connect to an app, it says my balance is insufficient. Where did the money go?
Before rushing to transfer funds again, check whether the homepage is adding up assets across multiple chains.
It’s like a budgeting app showing you have 1,000 yuan in total, but the money is split between two bank cards. Having enough overall doesn’t mean the card you’re paying with has enough.
For example, your USDC is on Ethereum mainnet, while the app is currently connected to Base. Even if the same wallet

The transfer is stuck pending—why are later ones stuck too?
Your first transfer is taking a long time, so you send a second and third, but they all end up waiting.
Take transactions sent from a standard Ethereum account: each has a sequential number called a nonce. The network must process these transactions in order for that account.
Think of it as a single lane: if the car in front hasn’t gone through, the cars behind it can’t just skip ahead, even if they’re in a hurry.
If the first transaction hasn’t been included for a while due to its fee settings or other reasons, later transactions wit

Giving a bot API access—is that the same as handing over your account?
Some trading tools ask you to create an API key when connecting them. Does handing it over mean they can do anything?
It depends on which permissions you grant.
Think of an API as an access card for software: some can only view account statements, some can place and cancel orders, and some can also initiate withdrawals. Permission settings vary across platforms.
If it only tracks returns, it usually doesn't need trading permissions; and even a trading bot doesn't necessarily need withdrawal permissions.
But “cannot withdraw

#XRP - Fractal Update:

#SamsungQ3NetProfitMissesExpectations
Samsung Electronics reported its third quarter results for the period covering July through September of 2026, delivering numbers that look spectacular on an absolute basis yet still managed to fall short of the elevated expectations that analysts and the broader market had built into the stock. Net profit came in at 75.13 trillion won, equivalent to roughly 56.2 billion dollars at prevailing exchange rates. That figure represents a year-over-year surge of 514.6 percent from the 12.22 trillion won recorded in the same quarter of 2025. Operating profit soa

$BNB BTC pair what can u ask more? Pump szn

Can collateral be liquidated even if I haven’t opened a futures position?
“I only used ETH as collateral to borrow some stablecoins. I didn’t open a futures position, so why do I still have to monitor my position?”
Because the loan is still outstanding, while the value of the collateral can change.
For example, when you put up the collateral, your ETH was worth 2000U and you borrowed 1000U. Later, the collateral falls to 1400U, but the loan principal doesn’t automatically drop to 700U—and interest may continue to accrue.
At that point, the collateral provides less protection for the debt. Whet

$ZEC is building a 4h rounding bottom and holding the curved support.
Price is ~1,247, bouncing off the EMA cluster. Higher lows keep the structure intact. Next is a retest of the $1,380–$1,400 neckline. A high-volume break and flip opens $1,520+.
A 4h close under the EMA floor kills it.

Google Is Building Crypto Security for Banks. Why Now?
76% of $BTC crypto losses from hacks in H1 2026 came from infrastructure and operational compromises, including stolen private keys and seed phrases. Now Google is preparing a dedicated system for exactly this problem.
Google Multi-Party Compute (MPC) splits control of a wallet key across several separate environments. For example, one part could stay with Google Cloud, another on a bank's own hardware, and another with a different cloud provider.
Before a transaction is signed, institutions can also set rules around:
- transaction limits

THE FUTURE IS $RITUAL

Floki all time high hype ath go

$BLESS $BLESS Shorts have reached full take profit—the first target has been achieved. You can take partial profits here and let the remaining position run toward the next target

Let's leave it here for now, damn Brits.
We can't trust the lower timeframes during their trading hours anymore; we almost got hurt by them.
I want to wait for a higher timeframe—at least 15M—to finish confirming before entering.
I'm not sure whether the sweep of the test zone is complete or if this is another bull trap.
Wait patiently for confirmation, even if we've taken a loss.
Guys, the entry was too good, and what we just did was far too risky.
We need to reflect on this—no, I should be the one to reflect.
My God, even though I was very confident we'd see a price reaction at the test zone

Crypto ETF flows are sharply diverging! Bitcoin is being snapped up while Ethereum is being dumped—don’t pick the wrong side!
“Price can lie, but the flow of institutions’ real money never does.”
The latest data is out: spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows of $137.3 million, marking three consecutive days of inflows; spot Ethereum ETFs, however, saw net outflows of $21.4 million, marking three consecutive days of outflows.
More importantly, of Bitcoin’s $137 million in inflows, BlackRock’s IBIT alone took in $136 million, accounting for as much as 99%, while other ETFs barely moved. This isn’t a