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📉 The market is in the red: I’m breaking down what is happening and what to expect next.
In recent days, the crypto market has once again reminded us how heavily it depends on macroeconomics. After attempting to consolidate around $86,000–87,000, Bitcoin sharply lost ground and fell to around $81,000–83,000 on October 8. Over several days, BTC pulled back approximately 5–7% from the local high near $87,000. But I do not view this move as proof that the entire bullish scenario has broken down. Right now, we are seeing simultaneous pressure from several directions. A stro

Behind every account that strives to grow lies an ordinary person who carries dreams and perseveres diligently.
A simple message, a kind encouragement, or a small act of support carries far more weight than you imagine.
Behind every account that strives to grow lies an ordinary person who carries dreams and perseveres diligently.A simple message, a kind encouragement, or a small act of support carries far more weight than you imagine.

$PUMP is trending — but the real test is positioning.
A large trader reportedly closed a 1B $PUMP long at a ~$265K loss, then opened a 1.5B PUMP short with 5x leverage.
Volume remains elevated, so I’m watching whether this is a leverage flush or deeper distribution.
$0.0052 → key support
$0.0058 → reclaim zone
Above $0.0058 = recovery gains credibility.
Below $0.0052 = structure weakens.
Shakeout or breakdown?
#PUMP #PumpFun #Solana

$BTC The familiar script is back again! Last time, it took off right after a fake breakdown; this time, it's playing the same trick at $83,000. Bears, be careful—if history repeats itself, you'll be fuel for the rally. Hold above $83,000, and the bulls will have the last laugh.😏

$BTC
BTC is grinding along the lower boundary again, and the structure looks a bit weak after being rejected above. A break below 82.7 would send it straight to 80.5; reclaiming 84.3 would be the time to talk about a rebound. Overall bias is bearish, so don't rush to catch the knife. Wait for it to show its own direction—even if your hands are itching to trade, you have to hold back 😏

It’s coming trust me.

$RLC is moving, but trading volume has yet to confirm it, which is more worth watching than the 24-hour gain of +28.83%.
I’m watching just one divergence: whether there will still be support after a breakout above 1.0845. The current price is 0.8619, with volume at 0.11x. The 1-hour and 4-hour trends are both strong, with RSI readings of 59 and 53, respectively.
If volume continues to expand after breaking above 1.0845, control will favor the bulls; if it falls below 0.6515 and fails to reclaim it, the short-term view is invalidated, and the next level to watch shifts to 0.3637.
Don’t rush to

#Bitcoin is still in a HUGE supertrend.
This correction is nothing to worry about.

Breaking 🚨 Vitalik Buterin warns: AI-driven mathematics could weaken lattice-based cryptography within two years 🚀. This prediction adds a new AI dimension to the increasingly imminent quantum risk (targeting ECDSA and other signature schemes). Researchers say breakthroughs in algorithmic number theory could render current post-quantum defenses obsolete 🤖. Industry leaders are urged to accelerate migration to alternative primitives. Stay tuned for updates 📈. $OG , $RLC , $OGN
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This trade on $TA relied on a clear bullish divergence from the daily low to capture a breather from this rebound.
As the price regained momentum and moved away from support, this move delivered a 34% gain. Well done to those who managed to capitalize on this volatility. Market movers: $JC : Latest price 0.002058 - 24-hour change: +30.25%
$NEA : Latest price 4.582 - 24-hour change: -14.94%.

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Will be interested in longs at bottom range.
Bounce here to take out late shorts, then steady decline to bottom range before bounce there.

Bitcoin's bottom range has been supported since the breakout on September 21, then failed again near 87k. Now let's see whether there is some relief... If this can hold, we will once again see some decent conditions. Is this a good rebound/recovery zone...? An accumulation range?? The best buying opportunity??$BT

if you need someone to blame today, please direct your ire to @DejaBrewTrades and his devil magic pivots.

Gn to everyone who says gn back 🌙
Drop that addys

$FIL ‌Is this one-on-one guidance for me?

Bitwise pours cold water on RWA, $ONDO 24h bucks the trend at +4.1%
Bitwise pours cold water on RWA tokenization: after the $ONDO event, it moved from 0.497 to 0.491, yet held steady at +4.1% over 24h. The direction is clear: bullish.

Volume speaks first—24h trading volume was 45760706 USDT, with a volume ratio of 1.553, indicating increased-volume entry rather than a low-volume decline.

Daily RSI is neutral at 51.8, while MACD formed a death cross above the zero line (formed 4 days ago) and the green bars are expanding; the funding rate of 5e-05 is near the zero line, OI versus the arch

I was just about to go to the forum and rant, but then I saw my balance. Never mind—the market is always right.

A few days ago, when it repeatedly pushed higher in the afternoon, the overhead resistance above $CAP was right there. Every push upward fell just short, volume failed to follow, and there was no one to take the offer even when it moved up—the bull trap smell was too strong. I warned at the time that it was facing resistance at the highs, so don’t rush to enter.

Shorting all the way from 0.08720 to 0.0733, with floating profit at +313.18%, this short trade delivered the answer.

Curve backs the Ethereum upgrade, yet $CRV is down 6% in 24h: I’m bullish
$CRV is down 6% in 24h, but Curve spoke out last night in support of Ethereum’s Glamsterdam upgrade, which would expand blockspace and make complex transactions more reliable during congestion. The market didn’t buy it, with the price moving from 0.3401 to 0.3367 after the event. My stance is straightforward—I’m bullish at this level, looking to buy the dip against the trend in a defensive market.

Why am I bullish? First, 24h trading volume is 14139268 USDT, with a volume ratio of 2.892, suggesting buyers are absorbi