$ICNT - Open a large short position right now; thank me later
Stop-loss: 0.26 Take-profit: 0.07 Guys, a huge win is coming $ICNT 😉

The Nasdaq 100 fell 5.5% this week, its worst week in a year and a half.
Bitcoin, meanwhile, is down just over 1% for the week, now at $81,500.
A few days ago, I said Bitcoin was being sold off along with tech stocks. Looking at the longer view this week, it actually held up better than tech stocks.
The key is what exactly the US stock market is afraid of this time.
This time, it’s not that AI is failing—it’s that AI has borrowed too much.
There’s a company called CoreWeave that rents computing power to AI companies. It fell 25% this week, simply because it has more than $51 billion in debt. A

$UNI Funding rates have turned negative: are shorts exerting pressure, or are longs building positions?
The answer leans toward the latter: negative funding combined with the price holding above the moving averages suggests that shorts are paying to hold their positions, while the long structure remains intact. $UNI The current price is 7.323, down 2.23% over 24h, but the decline is moderate. MA5=7.3166 remains above MA20=7.2837, so the medium-term moving average structure remains intact. RSI=51.0 is in neutral territory, with neither overbought pressure nor panic selling. The MACD histogram

📊 Crypto Daily | Evening of October 17: Brent crude surges past $110! BTC retests $81,700, but liquidations plunge 65%—the calm before the storm?

Guys, today’s market action is really interesting: BTC retested around $81,700 (24h: -0.7%), with an intraday low of $80,809—testing again the support it held yesterday. But strangely, 24h liquidations across the market plunged to about $320 million, down 65% from yesterday—both bulls and bears have backed off; nobody wants to make the first move.

Market conditions:

1. Oil prices surge in after-hours trading: Brent crude briefly broke above $1

Most AI projects still make you pay gas just to bring outside information on-chain.
$Qubic smart contracts can now read verified real-world data and trigger actions outside the chain without charging users any gas fees.
A contract can request something like a price, weather reading, or sensor data.
The network's validators check and agree on the result before it is accepted.
The contract can then send an authorised instruction outward, such as settling a payment on another chain or unlocking a physical device.
Users do not pay gas.
The network burns a small amount of its native token when thes

NEAR at $5.1, up 100%—would you still dare to chase it?
It doubled in 30 days, an ETF has launched, and Intents has processed over $33 billion—but the price is stuck around $5.1, unable to move either way, and has edged down slightly over the past 24 hours. Is this the last struggle before selling at the highs, or the final shakeout before breaking through $6?
First, the surface picture: good news is out, but the price isn't rising.
NEAR is currently trading in a $5.05-$5.15 range, down 1-2% over 24 hours. It hit an intraday low of $4.92 and a high of $5.36. It gained 100%+ in 30 days, with an

Are Overvalued Storage Stocks the Key to This Round of Pullbacks?
Previously, AI computing power became a major theme in the capital markets, and memory chips, high-performance flash storage, and data center hard drives also attracted investor interest. As stocks such as Kioxia, SanDisk, Western Digital, and Seagate have pulled back one after another, the market has begun to reassess a question: Was the previous rally built on actual earnings, or overly optimistic expectations?
AI development does indeed require large amounts of data storage, but investors cannot simply equate demand growth wi

The most unusual thing in today's market is that the Fear and Greed Index is still in the greed zone at 55, while $SOXLB plunged 10.64% in a single day, with the price at 94.58 trading close to the Bollinger lower band at 90.83, showing a clear disconnect between sentiment and price. This is characteristic of a catch-up decline amid broad-market moves: when BTC weakens, high-volatility, small-cap coins are often sold first. Technically, MA5=94.512 has fallen below MA20=95.6025, turning the moving averages bearish; RSI=34.7 is approaching but has not yet reached oversold territory; the only bu

🔥 $RSR
Bullish momentum is strong, with gains of nearly 9% over the past 24 hours! After a strong breakout and a period of consolidation, buyers are pushing the price higher again. If the bullish pattern remains intact and resistance is broken, RSR may be gearing up for another significant rally. 🚀Take profit: 0.003493Stop loss: 0.001764Go long $RSR 👇

I heard a Shanghai A license plate has been bid up to sky-high prices. How much does it actually cost to buy one?

#WarshIMFSpeech #ShareWeekly
Kevin Warsh Speech Sends Mixed Signals as Inflation and Yields Keep Bitcoin on Edge
Headline: Kevin Warsh Refuses to Pre-Judge the Fed, and Bitcoin Is Stuck Between Hot Inflation and Higher Yields
Live market snapshot: Bitcoin is trading near 81,500 US dollars, roughly 3 percent below where it was a few days ago and still under its 20-day moving average. The benchmark 10-year US Treasury yield is around 5.08 to 5.10 percent after touching a 24-year high of about 5.36 percent last week. The 30-year yield has eased from about 5.73 percent to near 5.43 percent. In eq

Memory stocks are falling just as hard as altcoins.
SK Hynix is down over 30% in 10 days,
nearly back to its late-July low.
Korean stocks are getting massacred again.
By comparison, $MU is holding up pretty well—
after all, it’s America’s favorite son, certified by Musk.
It’s only down around 20% this time,
with plenty of room before it hits its previous low of $706.
Anyway, to those who bought $MU at $900:
Long, underwater, send help!

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 BITCOIN ETFs SAW $82.4M IN OUTFLOWS
BlackRock IBIT: -$71.8M
Fidelity FBTC: -$10.6M
ETF demand is still under pressure.

$HYPE and $ZEC have really been a handful this week, each more chaotic than the last
ZEC hit a high of 1348 early in the week, then plunged all the way to 1070, with a swing of more than 20%. Anyone who chased longs earlier probably got shaken out pretty badly. HYPE wasn’t idle either: it fell around 8% over the week, bottoming at 77.5 and now hovering around $80. What hurts most is that I also opened a 10 HYPE long at 83.548... Yesterday, watching it rebound, I thought this thing had real resilience, but when I checked over the weekend, the price had come right back. I’m increasingly convin

Sui's own stablecoin just hit a record $80M supply.
USDsui is issued by Stripe's Bridge, and the yield it earns buys $SUI on the open market. 830,300 SUI so far, worth about $646K.
Small numbers with a real flywheel. How big does this need to get before it moves the price?

For 42 straight days, buyers on Coinbase have paid less for Bitcoin than the rest of the world. The US discount stood at -0.14% on Oct 17, with $BTC at $81,667.

The most unusual thing in today's market is that $ERA is up 15.65% over 24h, yet the funding rate has plunged to -1.5101%. Prices are rising while the funding rate is deeply negative, indicating spot buying is driving the move while futures shorts are holding their positions and paying to stay short. In this setup, once the price stabilizes above the upper Bollinger Band at 0.0665, short covering could be triggered, creating a short-squeeze wick—the risk of chasing longs is not the direction, but the entry point.
Technically, MA5=0.06436 is clearly above MA20=0.059935, confirming a bullish al