The market was still pretty sluggish over the weekend. Let’s get off to a good start on Monday; those of you who haven’t caught up, keep pushing…$ETH
Be content with modest gains, and good night, everyone

🚨 JUST IN: Visa officially launches USDC-powered payments through Visa Direct, expanding stablecoin payment capabilities across its network spanning over 180 countries.
With Inyo Global as its first enabler, businesses can now use $USDC to prefund international payouts, enabling near-real-time funding with less reliance on traditional banking infrastructure.
Another major milestone for global stablecoin adoption!

Bitcoin exchange inflows have remained active throughout the cycle, with several major spikes since 2023
Despite BTC trading near $81.5K, inflows continue to fluctuate significantly
Higher exchange inflows can indicate potential selling pressure, but they don't confirm that holders are selling
#Bitcoin #BTC

#NEARJumpsNearly10% #ShareWeekly
BTC REBOUNDS FROM $80K AS NEAR SURGES NEARLY 10% — IS THE ALTCOIN RECOVERY JUST BEGINNING?
The crypto market is showing fresh signs of life after Bitcoin briefly dropped below $80,000 before rebounding above $82,000. As BTC stabilizes, altcoins are attracting renewed buying interest, with NEAR Protocol gaining nearly 10% and other tokens recording impressive recoveries.
But the biggest question remains: Is this the beginning of a genuine market recovery, or just a temporary relief rally?
1. Bitcoin's Rebound: A Critical Turning Point
Bitcoin's recovery from be

#KOSPIJumps3.3% #ShareWeekly
South Korea’s KOSPI Rebounds 3.3%: Temporary Relief or the Start of a Stronger Recovery?
The Asian stock market has delivered a powerful reminder of how quickly sentiment can change when inflation, interest rates, and artificial intelligence (AI) expectations collide. South Korea’s KOSPI suffered a dramatic 7.6% decline on October 15, falling to approximately 5,554 points and triggering a circuit breaker. However, on October 16, the index rebounded by more than 3%, reaching around 5,745 points. This recovery has raised an important question: are investors beginnin

Guys, when the perp spread widens, don’t just blame high volatility—it’s usually MM pulling liquidity from the top few levels.
After anonymizing and adjusting inventory + cancellation cadence, the spread median converges at the same vol (see chart).
Whether the top few levels can actually fill matters more than the narrative. What’s your spread alert threshold? 10/17
#crypto #marketmaking

$AGT The previous high can't be broken; this is just to squeeze out a wave of shorts chasing the move. After consolidating, it will continue downward! Short, short, short! Live in a palace!

BREAKING: Jack Henry, the core banking provider with over 7,200 clients, will connect its banks and credit unions to Google Cloud Universal Ledger for tokenized deposits. It is the first core banking provider to integrate the ledger.

$INJ broke above $9.344 resistance, signaling a potential Cup & Handle breakout.
Entry: $8.50–$9.34
SL: $7.60
TP: $11 / $13.50 / $15+
Bullish above $7.60. Watch for a successful retest before entry.

Brothers, this is so satisfying.
In 2003, a holdout household in Beijing bet everything they had on the Olympic construction schedule.
Zhang Changfu decided that the more urgent the project, the more valuable he was. Four million—he wouldn't sign for a cent less.
The neighbors moved out, the road was built right against his wall, and despite power cuts, leaking rain, and heavy trucks roaring day and night, he kept saying: “They’ll come begging me sooner or later.”
On the night of the 2008 opening ceremony, his house was completely dark.
He never got a higher offer—only a court ruling and an ex

$ETH The market is still moving sideways, so there’s not much to say about it. But a U.S. bank is starting to hire Bitcoin and crypto talent—with $400 billion in assets and 68 million customers, it’s only now building a crypto team. JPMorgan’s crypto division is up and running, Goldman Sachs’ crypto desk is live, BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF is here, and money market funds are moving onto Ethereum. One major bank after another is entering the space, and sooner or later, they’ll cement on-chain data as the bridge.

Strategy (MSTR) Faces Index Removal Under Finalized MSCI Rules
MSCI has finalized a rule change that threatens to remove Bitcoin treasury companies like Michael Saylor’s Strategy from its widely tracked equity indexes, a move that could cut off a significant source of passive investment demand for their shares.
In an announcement dated Oct. 15, the index provider said it will treat “non-operating companies” as ineligible for inclusion in the MSCI Global Investable Market Indexes, implementing a proposal it floated in August with minor modifications. The change takes effect at the close of Nov.

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Tonight's 10:30 livestream topics:
1. BTC market analysis
2. DTCC tokenization breakdown
3. Reasons for Friday's drop and the source of the panic
4. Breakdown of the Solana company in Shanghai
5. Answering questions from crypto community members

Who the fuck poisoned me?
I opened my wallet and found over 1,400 extra USDT

#KOSPIJumps3.3% #沃什IMF讲话
Domino Effect: How One Fed Chair's Silence Helped Seoul Bounce Back
Two headlines are sitting side by side today: Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's IMF chat and the KOSPI's sharp rebound. They are connected, and the closing numbers tell a more careful story than the 3.3% headline. I laid it out as a chain of dominoes.
THE INFLATION SHOCK
September CPI came in at 3.7% against 3.6% expected, and producer prices jumped far more than forecast. That revived rate-hike fears across global markets. The Fed had already raised rates by a quarter point to about 3.9% in September, its firs