$Cred on all the timeframes looks like a good buy here. Oversold imo based off not sure what but long term targets are there and short term pa never matter
One of my 5 quants told me this morning "people will buy and they will sell, just buy stuff you like that you can comfortably hold"
Game is simple, chose shit you like holding without worrying about the fluctuation of prices and that for me is $Cred.

Which Crypto Has the Strongest Community?🤔🚀
$DOGE
$ICE
$MANYU
$WKC
$ETH
$FLOKI
$PI
$CORE
$BRETT
$PEPE
$XRP
$SHIB
👇Any Other 🎯

Coherent beats on revenue and guidance, but shares slip ~5% after-hours on some profit-taking despite solid demand signals. $COHR

Daily Downtrend Reversal
Imagine being bearish

With the same 1,000U, those who went all-in on VELVET yesterday morning now have 1,179U in their accounts, while those who chased other hot coins may be cutting their losses right now. This is the harsh reality of choosing the right sector.
$VELVET This move is no small matter: 24-hour trading volume reached $105 million, while the price surged from 0.5357 all the way to 0.7154, delivering a 33% gain. It currently stands at 0.7032, up 17.95%. Note that, unlike most meme coins, it did not surge and then retreat; instead, it consolidated firmly at elevated levels.
Let me break it down from a con

$TROLL 👀🔥
First run: $0.009 → $0.28 = 30X+
Second run: $0.01 → $0.15 = 15X
Now we’re watching the $0.035–$0.045 zone closely. 👈
If $TROLL can break and hold above the key resistance, the next expansion could be huge. A $1B+ market cap is the long-term bullish dream.

$SPCX MELTING FACES
🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

BREAKING: Hawaii bans cryptocurrency ATMs and kiosks starting Oct. 1, joining a handful of states tightening crypto access amid scam concerns. $BTC $ETH

Cerebras $CBRS fell approximately 15.50% in after hours trading following the release of its Q2 earnings report on August 12, due to a sharp decline in gross profit margin and weaker-than-expected revenue performance.
• The biggest item that annoyed investors was that the gross profit margin was hit at the level of 14%. The company previously predicted the 36-38% band. The reason for this decline is that hardware sales are weak and the company's high costs when building its own artificial intelligence cloud infrastructure.
• GAAP Revenue: 180.1M Est: 194.2M
• Adjusted Core Revenue: $209.9M (A

$NBIS is up 23.54% over the past 24 hours, but I urge you to liquidate everything immediately and not keep a single coin. Don’t rush to curse me out—this coin hit a high of 263.84 and a low of 204.09 today, with a nearly 30% price swing and $285 million in trading volume. It looks lively, but have you ever considered that 80% of this volume came from a cascade of contract liquidations? After watching the market all these years, whenever a large bullish candle comes with huge volume but fails to close at a new high, it means the market makers are distributing. You think a trend is starting, bu

ethereum:native
Distribution continues
Close below $1820 and $1600 comes quick

bitcoin:native
Scalp

The race is on. #XRP is making a big move & #XLM is onboard to
XRP vs XLM: The $1 Billion Private Credit War Nobody Saw Coming

financial advisor said diversify 🎰🎲

bitcoin:native
Daily Downtrend Reversal
Imagine being a bearish

Chase a chicken empty-handed, and it will run;
Hold a handful of rice, and the chicken will come.
Don’t get smug—the chicken doesn’t love you, but the rice in your hand.
Without rice, you don’t exist in its eyes;
Feed it until it’s full, and it will turn and leave, laying eggs behind your back.
Show the rice to the chicken, but don’t readily let it eat.
But if you keep showing it without feeding it, it will leave too.
Scattering a little at the right time is the key to keeping it around for the long term.
Rather than pleasing the chicken, save up more rice.
Sincerity can’t keep a chicken; what

Wtf...
Someone just clipped in 130.000$ in less than 30minutes into $HMM🫣‼️
Mind you its a memecoin sub 25m (not now)
Earlier I saw a $Cashcat whale ape 80k into $Brodie (sub 5m).
Robinhood trenches. Love it

BREAKING: The historical increase in labor force participation rates is driven by women entering the workforce
In 1948, men's participation rate sat near 87%. Today it's dropped to around 68%, a steady, uninterrupted decline for over seven decades.
Women went the exact opposite direction. From just 33% in 1948 to a peak near 60% by the late 1990s, women entering the workforce didn't just offset the decline in men, it completely reshaped the entire labor market.
The combined result peaked at 67% total participation in the late 1990s. Since then, it's been sliding for both groups, sitting around