Mbappé, you’ve really had too much to drink. No matter how well you play soccer, that doesn’t mean you can joke around without any sense of boundaries!!!
As a global superstar who enjoys the support of countless fans, you can’t even show the most basic respect. It’s truly disappointing.
You can have your own opinions and understand history differently, but you should at least know what’s appropriate to say and what you shouldn’t joke about!!!
The more influence a public figure has, the more responsibility they should take for their words and actions.
I recognize Mbappé’s soccer skills, but I a

What did Mbappé do, and what exactly did he say? Does anyone know?

Not much damage, but extremely insulting😂

Sometimes, the signals the market gives are actually very clear. 👀
In this $BT bull market, don't casually take the short side.
A short-term pullback does not mean the broader trend is over. What really needs watching is whether the higher-timeframe structure has been broken.
Stick to your convictions, and don't let market sentiment swings shake you out too easily.
Risk warning: The above is solely a personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice. Contract trading carries extremely high risk; please participate with caution.

🐋 WHALE WATCH : One new spot crypto ETF filed in October. Five others were updates or withdrawals.
The new name: Winklevoss Zcash ETF $ZEC filed October 6 on Nasdaq as WINK. It would be the second Zcash ETF after Grayscales.
VanEck pulled its Lido staked ETH fund on October 14. It never sold a share.
October 23 was the busiest day. Canary filed amendment four for a staked $INJ ETF Cryptex filed amendment six for its multi asset index and Grayscale filed amendment two for its Bittensor trust proposing to rename it the Grayscale Bittensor ETF and list it on NYSE Arca as GTAO.
Thats a plan not a

【ETH Review and Intraday Strategy】
Yesterday’s trades were nearly perfect: we followed the “buy low on the dip, short high on the rebound” strategy, timed the moves precisely, and easily captured over 100 points. That’s how trading works: get the timing right, and the profits follow naturally.
Looking at today’s chart, after a sharp surge to a high, ETH was hit by a large bearish candle and broke through several moving averages. The price is now stuck in an awkward middle ground: the rebound looks weak, but it hasn’t yet fallen to a new low. This is a typical consolidation pattern.
So today’s

Firelight, the DeFi cover protocol on Flare, now holds 36.05% of all FXRP in circulation, more than any other app.
That is 51.74M FXRP, Flare's wrapped XRP, staked to back onchain cover for DeFi platforms.
@FlareNetworks

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🔹Anthropic Has More Cash Than Microso

Two of the most aggressive crypto signal callers have now both changed sides.
Ansem and Xiaohei, known as the crypto market’s “signal-calling kings,” have recently shown a clear shift in their market outlook.
On October 24, Xiaohei took profits on assets including $ET , ENA, and $UNI , selling approximately $22 million to $26 million worth, including around 6,400–8,000 ETH, 14 million ENA, 323k UNI, as well as ETHFI, AERO, PENDLE, and ZAMA.
On October 26, Ansem, who had previously been wildly bullish on Solana, also publicly turned bearish, specifically calling out $BTC , ETH, and major U.S. t

10.27 SOL Market Analysis
Short: around 101.50-101.90, stop loss at 103.00, targets at 99.50/98.00.
SOL is currently trading at 100.26. After pulling back from a high of 102.66, price formed a stepwise downtrend and hit a low of 99.85. It is now consolidating weakly around 100.20, with the EMA system fanning downward overhead and clear overall bearish pressure.
The 101.50-101.90 area above is a secondary high where a rebound was rejected during the decline, as well as a key zone of short-term moving average resistance. Set the stop at 103.00, which covers the previous high structure; a breakou

$ANTHROPIC ‌
You may see Anthropic trading near 1,918.75 dollars in this snapshot. The company has formally filed its S-1 registration statement with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission for a proposed initial public offering. Anthropic intends to list its Class A common stock on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the symbol ANT. The number of shares to be offered and the price range have not yet been determined .
Anthropic is the developer of the Claude artificial intelligence models. The filing offers the first detailed look at its finances. Revenue reached 16.29 billion

A new way to describe layoffs: offering voluntary departure options.

The medium- to long-term outlook is undoubtedly bullish. Crypto is an indispensable part of USD 2.0, and stablecoins and Bitcoin are crypto’s two legs. The stablecoin market will undoubtedly keep growing, and Bitcoin’s price will rise accordingly; otherwise, it’ll be like having one leg shorter than the other and you won’t be able to walk steadily.
I’m firmly bullish in @trasiaxyz’s trading competition. It’s just that after 84000 broke through, I went to sleep, and woke up trapped in a position. I was overconfident—I usually set a stop-loss before going to bed.
Although everyone is convinced t

Let me tell you something ridiculous.
A foreign-currency purchase on a Standard Chartered credit card was charged at 28,651 SGD. It was later canceled and refunded, but only 27,541 SGD was returned—a shortfall of 1,110 SGD.
The account manager explained that the original currency conversion fee isn’t refunded, there’s also a fee for the refund, and even a waiver request was denied...
I didn’t even get the item, and I lost almost 4% going back and forth...

Tom was still calling for the bull market to have started on Monday,
but BitMine bought just 10,452 $ETH last week, worth $24.5 million at an average price of $2,344;
and spent about $46 million buying back its own stock.
It’s just 58,000 coins away from its modest goal of holding 5% of the total $ETH supply,
but now, right at the finish line, it’s actually slowed down a bit.
Still, that’s okay—give the ETH army another 5 weeks to mentally prepare? 🤪

$BTC The cycle bottom range is coming soon. Starting in November, lasting through January.
"But why does it have to be then? Why can't it have been in June?"
Every single important high and low (dots on the chart) has a specific date range in which it can appear. That includes the cycle bottom, and the range is strictly Nov - Jan.
So the cycle's prediction is still that there will be a lower low than 58k in that window.
While I do still have a lot of trust in the cycle, it's good to have some checks and balances. Even if this time is "different", I'd expect lower prices than what we see now, f

Both are on-chain auctions, and both public tutorials mention refunds, but they encode refunds in on-chain constraints differently.
The OP_CAT Layer Lambit Auction tutorial implements each bid as a UTXO state update. bid() checks that the new bid is higher than the previous one and uses SIGHASH_SINGLE to constrain the successor auction output at the same index. The highest bidder and bid can be queried as the state changes.
The tutorial’s flow says the previous bidder will receive a refund, while the Lambit example’s bid() code mainly constrains the bid increase and successor state. By contras

ripple:native
“Best i can do is $1.30” 😂