Half of Paris’s attacking line is gone! Lille could pull off a shock at home!
Brothers, let me give you the conclusion first—Lille will avoid defeat at home, and Paris are set to stumble.
What is Paris’s situation now? Dembélé is being rested and will be absent, Mendes is suspended after receiving a red card, and Barcola and Mbaye are not in the squad due to transfer issues. Half of the attacking line is simply gone! Dembélé is the spark who can directly change the tempo of the attack, while Mendes is the core of the left side’s transition between attack and defense. With both players out, Par

Galaxy flipping from Abstain to 58% for YES puts the inflation reduction to passing at 67% FOR.
4 minutes and if it stays like this, the vote will pass!

$ETH ISThe current market dynamics surrounding Ethereum are signaling a profound shift in capital allocation, and the data emerging from Gate.io provides a clear window into where sophisticated traders are positioning themselves right now.
Over the past seven days, net inflows on the platform have exceeded $201 million, a figure that has firmly placed the exchange within the top three centralized exchanges globally by volume and liquidity depth. This is not merely a reflection of retail enthusiasm but rather an indicator of institutional-grade accumulation and high-frequency trading activity

The 11-year unbeaten away record must continue tonight!
Friends, Manchester City have gone unbeaten away to Crystal Palace in the Premier League for 11 years. In their past 11 league away games against Crystal Palace, they have recorded 8 wins and 3 draws. Their last defeat came in April 2015. Eleven years! That is a whole generation. How many times have Crystal Palace changed their players? Yet the result has never changed—they simply cannot beat Manchester City.
Last season, Manchester City beat Crystal Palace 3-0 both home and away. Haaland has scored in all 5 of his games against Crystal P

You can always trust big tech😅—no matter how much it falls, it can always rise back in the end🤣. You just can’t argue with that.
Buy the dip, hold for the long term, always short on storage. Discord in bio.

🇺🇸 Fed chair Warsh’s first Jackson Hole speech as Fed chair was less a rate signal than a diagnosis.
He kept the 2% target fixed and said the better summer CPI and PCE prints do not prove underlying inflation has turned. If that path is not clear and fast enough, he said the Fed still has work to do. The important line was that financial conditions do not look particularly restrictive while the economy still looks resilient, the labor market is stable, and AI-related investment is doing real work. Housing remains the soft spot.
He would not map September. He argued regular forward guidance h

🗞 Top #CryptoNews: Fri, Aug 28 (24H)
1️⃣ JPMorgan’s IBIT Bitcoin ETF bet just missed its escape hatch to avoid 6% deduction
2️⃣ #Bitcoin now has a quantum computing escape route, but 7 million BTC may still be exposed

Early in the morning, the initial view was bullish. After the surge to 811, the long position captured 1,200 points, followed by a short entry at 803 that captured 780 points. The market then fluctuated at low levels. In the afternoon, it was reiterated that the weakness would continue, so the direction was adjusted again, with shorts favored and further downside expected.
From the afternoon until now, there have been 3 shorts and 1 long, capturing a total of 4,600 points; 6,600 points have been secured during the day and overnight. Every directional adjustment was made public in advance, with

⚠️ $80K Is Becoming #Bitcoin’s Make-or-Break Level
Bitcoin was rejected near $81K and pulled back toward $78.7K after Kevin Warsh’s inflation comments.
The interesting part isn’t just the drop.
Bond yields moved higher while $BTC weakened — a sign that macro pressure is still influencing the market around key resistance.
And with roughly $6.4B in BTC options expiring, volatility could stay elevated.
So I’m watching one thing:
Can BTC reclaim $80K and hold it — or will sellers turn it into resistance again? 👀
What’s your read?
#BTC #Bitcoin #Crypto

$DOGE is at a critical decision point. 👀
After climbing from ~$0.070 to ~$0.096, DOGE is now consolidating inside a descending channel.
The level I’m watching: $0.090
📈 A confirmed hourly close above $0.090 could put $0.096 → $0.105 → ~$0.115 back in focus.
📉 But if $0.081 breaks, the bullish setup weakens significantly.
For me, these are the two levels that matter:
$0.090 = bullish confirmation
$0.081 = key support
No chasing. No guessing.
Just watching the confirmation.
Which level gets tested first?
#DOGE #Dogecoin #Crypto

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XBR / BRENT MARKET STRUCTURE — AUGUST 28, 2026
XBR is sitting around the high-$80s to roughly $90 area, with Brent futures around $89.45 in the latest Friday session. The important point is that price has not lost the broader $85–$86 demand area, but it is also struggling to reclaim the $90 psychological level after a sharp rejection earlier in the week. Reuters reports Brent is down about 5.3% for the week, showing that the short-term structure is still corrective rather than cleanly bullish.
The recent price sequence explains the weaknes

These returns have me trembling with fear, worried the market will catch on tomorrow and blacklist me.
While everyone was seeing green across their screens, I saw that $ARB had heavy sell-side pressure and low trading volume, so the rebound was just an interlude. I immediately shorted at 0.10881, with execution at full throttle. At the time, I thought: a low-volume rebound like this is just giving people money—why not take it? I would have been letting myself down if I hadn’t shorted this move.
When I woke up, the current price was 0.08857, with a return of +1067.24%. Nailed it—the setup befor

Shorting needs a macro rationale
What Wosh said today was actually not that complicated.
The core points are just three.
Inflation has not returned to 2%, so don't expect much from rate cuts.
Employment has not deteriorated yet, so the Fed has no reason to rescue the market.
AI investment and corporate earnings remain strong, so he did not portray the economy as weak either.
That is the most troublesome part right now.
The economy is not weak.
AI is still expanding aggressively with heavy spending.
Inflation still cannot be brought down.
That means the Fed can continue keeping interest rates h

🚨 Big Dump in Gold and Silver.
$670 Billion wiped out in just 7 minutes.

Oh my, this is way too generous—700 points in just 10 minutes. Time is money, and hand speed is Luodai. While courage matters, hand speed is also key. But I’m going to take the high road here—keep charging ahead for me$BTC $ETH #Gate7天净流入全球Top3

I wouldn't be a millennial German crypto native if I didn't ape a Pudgy Penguins x Schleich collab.
People outside Germany probably don't realize what kind of a big deal Schleich is. I collected these as a kid already, and kids today still do.
This is Pengu quietly walking into millions of homes that have never heard the word crypto, and never will.
That's the whole game.

This trend is so obvious I don’t even need to think—the account is dancing on its own. 💃

I spotted it right after the early-session dump. Each DOT rebound was weaker than the last, and every push upward looked like it was just checking a box. Volume couldn’t keep up at all, making it clear that someone was lining up to sell into strength. With this kind of structure, you can’t hesitate—hesitate and you miss the meat.

I shorted directly at 1.193, and it has now reached 0.862, with a +1968.67% gain already on the table. I didn’t miss a single bite of the profit I was supposed to take. This

🔥Breaking! Waller’s Debut Sends a Hawkish Signal, Short- and Long-Term Treasury Yields Diverge, and the Entire Market Faces Repricing👀
At his Jackson Hole debut, Waller struck a much more hawkish tone than expected. Inflation has not yet meaningfully declined, there will be no compromise on the 2% target, and the option of further rate hikes remains on the table. Hopes for a rate cut this year have been completely dashed.
The bond market delivered a peculiar performance: the 2-year yield rose to 4.28%, while the 30-year yield edged lower, causing the yield curve to flatten rapidly.
Rising sh