Why are incorrect trading decisions more likely when the market is in a panic?
There is a common phenomenon in the cryptocurrency market:
When prices fall sharply, some people rush to sell; when prices rise sharply, others fear missing out and hurriedly chase the rally.
Once the market gradually calms down, they realize that the decisions they made often have nothing to do with their original trading plans.
The problem may not be the market itself, but that emotions have changed the way we make decisions.
Panic makes people focus more on immediate losses than on the full picture of risks and r

Everyone who watched the livestream yesterday should have gotten in on it

$TAG BOOM🤑🤑Huge boom! All of last night's trades hit take-profit—we made a killing, hehe
Guys, quickly check if the money has come through💸💸tag congabeo$AI $Q

Good morning, guys. I woke up early needing to pee, around 5 a.m. I got up to use the bathroom and checked the group messages. I saw that one of the guys had tagged me last night, asking whether he should cut his losses on his short and hand it to the market maker. I was already asleep then. Since I got liquidated a few days ago, I’ve been out of the market, so I checked the price of Ethereum. Sure enough, just as I expected, it had broken below 2,300. But it looks like this guy cut his losses at 100U and got out, handing it to the market maker.
给兄弟们说说我的想法；现在看以太坊下跌趋势中，存在一个相对教弱的小反弹，当前的以太坊偏震

Keystone Security Breach: 18,835 Hardware Wallets at Risk of Destruction
The security breach on Keystone's website has taken a significantly darker turn. Hackers have obtained the device authentication key, forcing the hardware wallet maker to destroy 18,835 units, halt shipments, and face the potential exposure of personal data for nearly 26,000 customers.
What initially appeared to be a customer data leak has escalated into a far more critical security crisis. On October 26, 2026, Keystone revealed that attackers also stole the authentication key used to verify whether its hardware wallets a

Why don’t lower transaction fees necessarily mean a public blockchain is more competitive?
In the Web3 world, low fees have long been an important selling point for attracting users.
Lower transaction costs let users transfer, trade, and use decentralized applications more cheaply. This is especially important for gaming, DeFi, and payment scenarios that require frequent interactions.
But if a public blockchain’s fees are much lower than those of other networks, does that necessarily make it more competitive?
Not necessarily.
Fees determine the cost of using a network, but its long-term compet

October 27 Strategy Trading Plan
🔥 **ETH bulls and bears clash today; key range has emerged!**
ETH is generally **trading sideways with a bearish bias today, and rebound pressure remains**, but there is also an opportunity for a short-term rebound below.
📉 **Resistance zone: 2340–2370**
Pay close attention to the strength of any rebound. If the price fails to break through and hold for some time, remain alert for another pullback.
📈 **Support zone: 2290–2310**
If clear signs of a bottom emerge after a retest, a technical rebound may follow.
⚡ **Key levels:**
- If ETH holds above 2370, bulls

$BABY Current price: 0.01414, with short-term key resistance at 0.01480 and support below at 0.01350. Against a backdrop of broad weakness among similarly small-cap, highly volatile coins, $BABY bucked the trend, gaining +7.20% over 24 hours and standing as the only one of the three to close higher. Its relative strength is clearly superior, which is why it deserves to be watched separately.
In comparison, $BMT is currently at 0.02955, down 9.41% over 24 hours. The MA5 has crossed below the MA20 (0.028332 vs 0.0301435), RSI is just 45.7, and the MACD histogram is negative, with bearish mome

What memecoin will run?

The market hasn't been great these past few days, so let me share my recent trading strategy!
Although I haven't made much, it's not even one ten-thousandth of what the top traders make, but I think it should be somewhat helpful for ordinary people!
If you've still been scanning the chains every day these past few days, you should have noticed that there's basically nothing to play during the day lately, and hardly any good tokens emerge. So I've been staying up late to trade, and I can usually catch one or two each day!
Things move more slowly at night. If you can stand the boredom, you can u

Does an Exchange Publishing Proof of Reserves Mean Your Assets Are Safe?
In the cryptocurrency market, when an exchange publishes Proof of Reserves (PoR), it often gives users more confidence.
But there is an easily overlooked issue:
Proving that an exchange has assets does not mean proving that it is risk-free.
Proof of Reserves usually aims to show that a platform holds a certain amount of crypto assets that correspond to user assets and liabilities within a specific scope. Some methods also use cryptographic techniques such as Merkle trees to let users verify whether their balances were inc

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Milady floor is up 15.8% to 0.88 ETH on 32 sales while Punks barely move at 30.5. Floor is rising and my cat already claims credit. Ser, are you buying or just watching? NFA.

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El Niño and Crypto: What Investors Should Know
26 Oct 2026 · @learn_with_fullo
El Niño does not move crypto prices directly, but a strong one can reach the market through food, energy and currency pressures. NOAA's latest outlook says a strong El Niño is under way, so it is worth understanding the links and the myths.
Why people connect El Niño and crypto
El Niño is a warming of the central and eastern tropical Pacific that returns every 2 to 7 years and usually lasts 9 to 12 months. It shifts rainfall and temperature worldwide, bringing floods to some regio

It drops a little every day—let’s see who can take it. It hasn’t risen much, but it sure came back down fast. No idea how low this wave will go. You keep adding to your positions, and it keeps dropping—let’s see who does more to support the project team

I'm not saying history repeat itself, but it definitly ryme.