The last time it reached a high of 0.89...
$CORE It has happened 10 times
It gets close to the 60-day moving average but fails to break through
This has also driven many major investors away
Many others are still sitting on the sidelines
$BICO Two consecutive upward waves
Other $BEAT altcoins are also active. That’s it.
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A trader tagged as a Trump insider built a roughly $181 million BTC short position in the derivatives market, adding to daily net outflows from spot ETFs ($443 million for Bitcoin and $225 million for Ethereum) and heightening fear; the Ethereum Foundation’s sale of 2,785 ETH was also seen as a short-term headwind.

$NEAR Losing Momentum — Is 4.25 Next?
$NEAR SHORT SETUP 📉
Entry: 4.50–4.54
SL: 4.60
TP1: 4.43
TP2: 4.35
TP3: 4.25
Trigger: 1H bearish rejection from entry zone, followed by a close below 4.48.
Invalidation: 1H close above 4.60.
Conditional setup based on the supplied 1H chart. Wait for a confirmed resistance retest; levels are not live-verified.

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Major Upcoming Crypto Events This Autumn 📊
While the markets are crashing, we are seeing bitcoin:native below $80k today. Things in the background are moving, with multiple chains shutting down, @Zcash mainnet upgrades coming, and @LayerZero_Core launching its new product suites.
Staying Bullish for the long-term is the way to win the game.

Suppose the small fifth wave within wave one of the bull market has finished, and we’re about to enter the ABC three-wave correction. I’ll boldly try to apply the old pattern to the present.
When the previous bull market started, after breaking below the consolidation range of wave five, the price also began moving sideways—an extremely close match to the current pattern. The following conclusions are just for fun, and assume this time follows the same script as before.
As long as price stays within the consolidation range without breaking below it or reclaiming it, and just keeps grinding up

While momentum chasers buy into local relief bounces, this chart on $NEAR is rejecting Williams Alligator moving averages following a breakdown from local highs to set up a short position.
After failing to sustain upside momentum near the $5.437 resistance level, price has retraced downward through the Alligator indicator lines, currently trading around $4.976. The projected path outlines a continuation downward from the current rejection zone through intermediate levels toward the lower take-profit target near $4.711.
Holding below the stop-loss resistance level around $5.088 keeps the shor

Businesses used to shut down on weekends and outside 9–5.
The internet changed that.
You can now open Netflix and watch movies anytime, anywhere.
But banks never changed.
They still close on weekends and outside 9–5.
They’re stuck in the past.
Blockchain changed that.

What I understood wasn’t just the idea, but also…

Who is the victim of this feng shui setup?

$IRYS I chased this in at 0.043, and now it’s at 0.0331, down 17%—my face has been slapped red.
Bullish case: 1) 24h trading volume is $237 million, so liquidity isn’t dead and there are buyers catching the sell-off; 2) The low of 0.0328 is just a wick away from the current price, so a wick-and-rebound is possible; 3) After dropping 17%, it’s short-term oversold, making a rebound play worth the risk.
Bearish case: 1) It’s been steadily sliding from 0.0449, with each rebound weaker than the last—a classic distribution pattern; 2) I got lured in at 0.043 by the “it’s fallen a lot” argument, and

Layer 2 transactions are faster and fees are lower, but who exactly safeguards asset security?
In the Web3 world, Layer 2 is often seen as an important solution to blockchain congestion and high transaction fees.
It helps users complete transactions at lower cost and gives more applications the opportunity to serve ordinary users.
But there is an easily overlooked question here:
Does Layer 2 improving transaction efficiency mean that asset security is protected to the same degree?
The answer is not that simple.
1. Layer 1 and Layer 2 play different roles
You can think of Layer 1 as the foundat

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Key Macro Week Ahead: Critical US Economic Releases and Market Impact Analysis
Next week brings several high-impact US macroeconomic reports that historically drive significant volatility across Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, and US equities. With Bitcoin trading near $79,500–$80,000, Ethereum around $2,300–$2,350, gold near $3,995–$4,010 per ounce, the S&P 500 near 7,623, Dow Jones near 52,215, and Nasdaq near 25,955, traders should prepare for potential percentage swings based on data surprises relative to consensus expectations.
1. Major Upcoming Macroeconomic Events

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Too much fear out there.
Bitcoin looks fantastic on the HTF and the LTF.
Objectively, things are great.
I still think we get a fair bit higher before a meaningful pullback.
Something like pictured.
To me, this is just LTF grinding PA within a bull flag.
It could resolve in any number of ways to the upside, and I think we're likely to get it over the next 7 days.
If you positioned at the lows, then you should literally not care one bit about this.
But if you didn't, these are your chances to get positioned.
Don't F it up twice and then chase up towards $100k.

$STONKS This thing keeps wicking up and down—it’s really killing me.

$BTC Right now, it’s pinned around the 80,000 mark, with bulls and bears locked in a back-and-forth tug-of-war and neither side gaining an edge. This is absolutely not the kind of setup where you blindly chase longs.
Everyone is on edge: Is 80,000 being supported with real money by major players, or are they deliberately holding the price here to lure buyers in?
A look at recent on-chain activity shows a huge divide: long-term holders have quietly accumulated 770 million worth, while short-term hot money has sent 559 million to exchanges, clearly ready to exit and dump at any moment.
Add in th

BREAKING: 🇮🇳 CoinDCX confirms a $16M crypto theft, days after its CEO called breach reports a “false alarm.”
The exchange says a failed automated system left funds exposed in old wallets compromised after its $44M hack in 2025.
Combined losses: nearly $60M.
CoinDCX says it will absorb the latest loss and user funds remain safe.
But the bigger question is: why were these wallets still receiving deposits?
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