BITCOIN GOT REJECTED AT 84K 🚨
Earlier today $BTC bounced from its weekly low near 80.3K and tagged 84,340.
BTC printed its 4th straight weekly close above the 50-week moving average. Analysts on X started calling for 90K–94K.
A few hours later, all of that pump is gone. CMP ~82,530, down 1.5% on the day. Funding has flattened to almost zero, so the market isn't leaning hard either way.
US CPI drops Wednesday, Oct 14, and long-term US yields are still sitting near 24-year highs. A hot CPI keeps yield pressure on risk assets, and a soft one gives BTC room to breathe. Until then, expect fake m

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$ETH / $BTC is going up +1% today
Buckle up. "Soon"

I just realized $73,038 in profit on $META.
5 long duration portfolio secured puts
3 long duration calls.
All expiring in 2028.
Sold Puts: +$31,215
Bought Calls: +$41,822
Was it smooth? No. META closed at $539 on July 30th, below my $550 strike.
Did I panic? No. I had over 2 years on the clock.
Short duration options would’ve had most sweating that dip with days or weeks left. Long duration gave the thesis time to play out & the company time to grow into its value.
This is the power of having a SOLID thesis & trades that actually give it time to play out.
Also... for everyone that says theta d

Don’t rush to pick a direction for $W . The 1-hour and 4-hour charts are still conflicting, and this is when it’s easiest to mistake a rebound for a reversal.
This time, ignore the gainers and losers list and focus only on the levels. The current price is 0.02133, about 7.22% from the 1-hour support at 0.01979 and about 48.85% from the resistance at 0.03175.
My criteria are simple: only a breakout above 0.03175 followed by continuation would count as an upside continuation; a break below 0.01979 invalidates the previous view. The 1-hour chart is weak while the 4-hour chart is strong, with RSI

$BOME Down 25% in 24 hours, plunging directly from 0.0011 to 0.0008, with 48.7M in trading volume—seeing this figure on day 158 after the halving, I looked through the data from the first three cycles, and it sent a chill down my spine.
Let’s start with the data. On day 158 after the 2016 halving, BTC hovered around $600, seemingly dead, while altcoins broadly fell back to their pre-halving starting points. At the same time in 2020, BTC spent a full three weeks grinding around 10500, DeFi had not yet taken off, and most tokens drifted down more than 30%. Now in 2024, BOME has been cut in half

Everyone, be sure to cash out in time and lock in your gains.😁
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Bitcoin will punish everyone who goes long at the top
This year and in the years to come, I pray to heaven to punish every bastard who bullies my family, regardless of whether they are men or women, young or old...😂Can heaven hear me?
Once everyone knows that you have no one backing you, they see you as someone they can bully, insult, and attack at will. For ordinary people, fighting back and protecting themselves is like “playing chess”!
The games in the crypto world are simple and pure, while those in the human world are complicated and convoluted, full of traps, challenges, harm, and ruthl

$ETH Breaking Downwards From Grey Bear Flag 🔥
$ETH Downside Targets 🎯
1) $2,484
2) $2,359
3) $2,235
NFA, DYOR ⚠️
#Crypto #Trading #ETH

$SUI ’s direction looks smooth, but trading volume is casting doubt on this move.
This time, I’m not looking at the gainers and losers leaderboard—only the price levels. The current price is 1.0725, about 0.75% from the 1-hour support at 1.0645 and about 6.28% from the resistance at 1.1399.
My conditions are simple: only a breakout of 1.1399 followed by continuation counts as an upside handoff; a break below 1.0645 invalidates the original view. The 1-hour and 4-hour trends are both weak, with RSI at 30 and 37, respectively.
The debate now is not about directional slogans, but whether there wi

#BTCUp1.17% $BTC ‌
BTC is up 1.17% to around $83,855. That looks calm, but the liquidation data underneath tells a different story, and CPI is two days away. Here’s how I’m reading it.
1. This was a squeeze, not necessarily new demand
Liquidations hit about $710M, and $461M of that (65%) was shorts. When shorts get forced out, they have to buy back, and that pushes price up on its own. It’s forced buying, not conviction buying. What matters next is whether real buyers show up after the squeeze ends. If price gives it all back quickly, it was just a squeeze.
2. Sentiment is warming into a bina

The entire sector is broadly declining, so why has RSR managed to rally 38% against the trend?
The answer lies in the extreme divergence in funding rates. $RS is currently at 0.002268, up 38.55% over 24h, while $SOL is down 3.50% and $APT is down 9.88%. All three belong to the public chain/infrastructure sector, yet RSR has carved out an independent rally. The key signal is the -1.5615% funding rate, with shorts continuously paying fees—a typical feature of a short squeeze structure. Technically, MA5=0.0023672 has crossed above MA20=0.0021837, with the short-term moving averages in a bullis

$ALEO My wife knew I liked the CT5, so she spent $240,000 from the salary she had saved over five years to buy one for me. It was at night, and our whole family had gone out for a walk. I saw a new CT5 parked downstairs in our residential complex, without license plates yet, and immediately felt envious. My wife asked me whether I thought it looked good. I said it did, and that if I could drive one someday, I would take her and our baby out in it, playing music and cruising around every night. My wife hugged our daughter, took out the keys, and smiled as she said, “Then let’s start tonight.”

$CENT Prepare, Death Train

Bitcoin holds firm as ETF sees $681M outflow; oil above $100
Bitcoin is holding above $80,000 even as Brent crude trades above $100 amid renewed Middle East tensions. That resilience is notable, but with weekly net outflows from US spot bitcoin ETFs running at roughly $681 million, institutional demand will be the decisive factor for what comes next.
Bitcoin refused to drop even as two familiar pressures returned at the same time: surging oil prices and weakening institutional flows.
⚠️ Personal market analysis only. NFA — manage risk and DYOR.
Educational content, not investment advice or a r

$CHIP The bears are in control!📉
$CHIP It has fallen more than 15%, and sellers have not exited yet! I am watching to see whether it will decline further. Short plan: Entry: $0.06908Take-profit 1: $0.05867Take-profit 2: $0.05500Take-profit 3: $0.05106Stop-loss: $0.07424The price is already well below the entry price, so I will not chase the short. Waiting for a new bearish pattern. Do your own research!

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Cali was great, but time to get back to work 🫡⚡️

$S Two timeframes are fighting; the key is not guessing the direction
$S 24-hour -11.69%, current price 0.05702. On the surface, this is just another move up or down, but the real conflict is hidden in the timeframes: the 1-hour is weak, while the 4-hour is strong. When the two charts give opposite answers, the least useful thing to do is pick the chart you prefer and believe it completely.
On the event side, the platform's latest announcement mentioned “Gate Research: U.S. Stocks Extend Gains, Moscow Exchange to Launch Regulated Crypto Trading”. This is verifiable background, but I will not e

$CTK I've been staring at this chart for a while and noticed something unusual: trading volume has reached 132 times its usual level, yet the price has only climbed 27 points, to around 0.17. I've seen plenty of shitcoins post huge volume, but rarely one where volume is over 100 times higher than usual while the price gains are this “tepid.” Either someone is aggressively wash trading around 0.16, or someone is quietly selling into the market—the volume is fake. What are you planning to do? I'm staying out for now and waiting to see which direction it takes over the next two hours—when volume