$Dos The longs and shorts got absolutely wrecked in the middle of the night!
The volatility is huge, and opening new positions isn't allowed anymore, so I can only reduce my position! 😂😂😂

This market rebound lacks strength, and crude oil keeps rising! That's worrying. Let's stay on the sidelines for now. I just closed the long position from last night, #GateWCTCS9全球交易赛

this is who you should be afraid of

#晒出我的合约收益 Everything is because you're too timid, but know when to quit while you're ahead

10.13 The market incorporates and digests all information, and both positive and negative factors will eventually be reflected in prices. Currently, the market’s biggest negative factor is “Iran’s high-intensity attacks on shadow-fleet shipping,” with geopolitical tensions escalating; the biggest positive factor currently being priced in is “September CPI coming in below expectations, with inflation easing” (to be released on October 14).
CPI coming in below expectations is a macro positive (raising rate-cut expectations and pushing U.S. Treasury yields lower); continued attacks on vessels in

If you had to hold one cryptocurrency for the rest of 2026, which one would you choose?❓❓● $OND
● $AVA
● XLM● $VV

Im visiting some family right now.
No trades for a bit unless it's too obvious. 😉
Everything is fine!
🔥🐶🔥

#ShareWeekly
#WillYouBuyDipInKoreanStocks
🇰🇷 Korean Stocks Are Falling: Is It Time to Buy the Dip or Better to Wait?
📉 Samsung Electronics and SK hynix shares have come under pressure, prompting investors to wonder whether lower prices could offer a buying opportunity. Both companies play an important role in the semiconductor industry, particularly in memory production for artificial intelligence. However, falling share prices do not automatically mean that a company's business is getting weaker. At the same time, buying simply because a stock has dropped can be risky. Market prices refl

$DOS drops by one percent and can still accompany 3,000—I’m speechless

The Fear & Greed Index remains in the greed zone at 69, but $BOME is currently priced at 0.0007936, down 27.98% over 24h, with an RSI of only 13.2, a typical extreme oversold reading; MA5=0.00081674 has fallen below MA20=0.00090342, the MACD histogram at -5.945e-06 remains bearish, and the lower Bollinger Band at 0.00073445 is within reach. The broad-market greed sentiment diverges from panic selling in individual coins. If BTC stabilizes, oversold rebound momentum is likely to be released first in assets with negative funding rates—$BOME's funding rate is -0.0138%, with short-side crowding a

$STRK That one dump took a commuter car straight out of my account.
Let's review this week's trades. I opened a position around 0.124. At the time, it had climbed from 0.10, and I thought a breakout above the previous high was a sure thing, so I impulsively went in with half my position. Then it started drifting down the next day, and I kept telling myself it was “a normal pullback,” until today's big red candle slammed it down to 0.0875, with a nearly 24% drop in 24 hours. Trading volume reached 670 million—volume did come in, but the price got buried in it. I cut half at 0.095, while the oth

$1-to-$10k challenge, Day 1: currently at $4!

Every bottom is formed slowly.
But the main rally will definitely come.

The market has crashed again; the Ethereum short position is up 130 points, with a 500% return!
Continue holding
No re-entry for now

$SNDKB has entered oversold territory, but “it’s due for a rebound” and “it has bottomed out” are completely different things.
I’m only watching one point of divergence: whether it can quickly reclaim 1,466.86 after breaking below it. The current price is 1,480.55, with volume at 0.23x. The 1-hour and 4-hour trends are both weak, with RSI at 24 and 14, respectively.
If it breaks above 1,615.99 and volume continues to expand, the initiative will favor the bulls; if it falls below 1,466.86 and fails to reclaim it, the short-term assessment is invalidated. Stop guessing the bottom for now and wa

Touching grass
Buy orders set , phone down
Daily reminder: Drink some water.

October 13 Gold Morning Analysis
Yesterday’s Asian session saw spot gold briefly rise to $4,217 before pulling back from its highs. It then declined steadily during the European and US sessions, reaching an intraday low near $4,154, before edging higher late in the session and ultimately closing near $4,171. On the daily chart, this represented a retracement test of the gains made since last Wednesday.
Fundamentally, gold is still being driven by the tug-of-war between expectations for Federal Reserve rate hikes and the direction of the US Dollar Index. After rebounding yesterday, the US Dolla