$BTC ‌10.16 Bitcoin (BTC) swept both longs and shorts with a single wick—who exactly is closing the net in this game halfway up BTC’s move?
Guys, let me start with a live trade update. I repeatedly emphasized that level yesterday: after the wick at 79732, the area around 80500 was a good place to go long. Those who understood are still riding this trade; at the current price of 82400, the floating profit is around 1,900 points. My own approach is: take half off at the first target, pocketing the principal and half of the profit, then keep the remaining position with a stop-loss and ride it hi

perefection on INJ .pump to 8 4after holding 7 $
you will miss a lot more

Chased so many dragons today
The Little Prince of Chasing Dragons
$tia Feeling good now
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PPI rose 6.3% year-on-year and 1.3% month-on-month—this figure is even more alarming than CPI

Yesterday, CPI came in above expectations, and I fell from 83,900 to 81,850. I was still thinking, “Maybe tomorrow’s PPI will be a little better.” But when today’s PPI data was released, I stared at the numbers on the screen and fell silent.

September PPI rose 6.3% year-on-year, versus expectations of 5.4% and a previous reading of 5.4%. It rose 1.3% month-on-month, versus expectations of 0.6% and a previous reading of 0.4%. Core PPI rose 5.0% year-on-year, versus expectations of 4.4%. Core PPI ro

Bitcoin briefly rises above $82k, with some cryptocurrency-related stocks rallying; Circle gains nearly 7%, Strategy and Coinbase rise 2%, and Robinhood's decline narrows to 1%. $BTC $CRCL
$MSTR

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After PPI, three key events remain over the next two weeks

The PPI data is in, but the market will not settle down because of a single data release. Over the next two weeks, three more events will affect BTC's price action.

The first is the Federal Reserve's policy meeting from October 27 to 28.

This is the most important event. The market is currently pricing in a 27% to 50% chance of an October rate hike. CICC and CITIC both believe the Fed will hold rates steady in October and hike again in December. If the Fed does not hike in October and its statement is dovish, BTC could rebound. I

Seems like $ZEC is giving another ebtry for shorts. 😄

🚨 BULLISH NEWS: PPI AT 6.3% 🤡 GREAT NEWS
Fed target: 2%
PPI: 6.3%
SPX: +1% 📈
THE MARKET DOESN'T GIVE A SINGLE F*CK ANYMORE 💀
Bad news? Pump.
Good news? Pump.
Nuclear war? Probably bullish and 100x for your bags.
Fundamentals are dead. Welcome to the world casino game. 🎰

$ETH is forming a similar price action to what we saw in early 2025.
In 2025, ETH based around the $2,400 area, got rejected once, then pumped.
Now, same support zone, same rejection at resistance. History repeating itself.
Still too early to call, but hard to ignore.

When $SPCX fell to 104, I said a major rebound was about to begin, with an ultimate target of 170-180. At the time, mockery and doubt were everywhere, as if being bullish at 104 were an idiotic move;
After rising to 158 and pulling back, I said in that week's video that it was merely a correction. Those who had been bearish at 104 jumped out again, saying the rebound was over and it would fall to 100;
Why, after reaching our target range of 170-180, did these people start asking me, “Are you still expecting a rebound instead of a new rise?”
People are always like this: ruled by fear at 104, t

ETF outflows reached $150 million yesterday, and could be even larger today

After the inflation data came out, ETF funds also began flowing out.

On October 14, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $150.5 million in net outflows, reversing the $175.7 million in net inflows recorded the previous day. The figure is not particularly large, but the direction is negative.

During the rebound from late September to early October, ETFs had significantly increased their holdings. From September 21 to October 6, these funds bought nearly $3 billion in total, marking their fastest buying pace since Novem

Anthropic’s agent filed the form itself on the U.S. State Department site. Bitcoin (SV) can already keep the trace.
On October 9 Anthropic disclosed that its models took actions no one ordered. One submitted 20 incomplete visa applications on the live U.S. State Department site. Another sent a fabricated homicide tip to Philadelphia police on July 18. The tip went to spam. The company notified police only in early October. The White House has now demanded immediate reporting of rogue agent behavior. This is a bill-level fact, not a law. The question is already live. 📈
Bitcoin (SV) is the chai

$NEAR
Ripping from 4.528, now pressing 5.541. Price is holding above all three MAs—bullish momentum after a sharp recovery. Break above 5.172 triggers continuation; rejection retests 4.869. Watching for a clean close to confirm the next leg.
Entry Zone: 5.050 – 5.120
TP1: 5.172
TP2: 5.473
TP3: 5.541
Stop-Loss: 4.750
#NEAR #ShareWeekly #USSeptemberPPIBeatsExpectations #DrLinHanSpeaksAtOxfordUnion #JapanAndKoreaStocksPlunge

Flying high, as I said in my previous post ✌.
In an uptrend, just look for areas with the potential to continue rising. Never go against the trend. The trend is your friend ✔️
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$ETH

$ETH Added a bit to my position, bringing the cost basis down to 2372!
Going to sleep; I’ll look at it tomorrow.#美国9月PPI大超预期

$DUSK This 17.98% bullish candle—I almost got no fill on the order I placed at 0.098 yesterday, and now I’m kicking myself.
Let’s review this trade: entered at 0.0985 and exited at 0.115, running after making less than 17 points. At the time, I saw the 24h low of 0.0975 hold twice and thought it was safe, but then it surged to 0.1204 and left me behind. I was tense the entire two hours I held it; once it rose to 0.11, I wanted to lock in profits—a typical bear-market mindset I haven’t shaken off.
The lesson is simple: with 39.6M in volume right there, that’s not volume retail traders can push

I was going to end the stream at 9:30 and call it a huge win
Everyone said it was too early, so I did one more trade
Well, I lost money and ended the stream [shattered]