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Bitcoin Whipsaws as Crypto Liquidations Near $1 Billion
Crypto liquidations hit $948.22 million across 177,440 traders in 24 hours, with long positions accounting for 90.6%, according to CoinGlass.
Bitcoin fell 2.6% and broke support after hotter-than-expected CPI and PPI data revived bets on another Fed rate hike.
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#沃什IMF讲话 #每周来晒 In the short term, BTC is more likely to rebound first, then trade sideways. Warsh's remarks are somewhat supportive of risk assets, but they are not enough to fuel a major one-way rally.
What the remarks actually mean
Warsh did not signal further rate hikes, but emphasized that the Fed would make decisions based on incoming data. As a result, the market lowered the probability of an October rate hike from above 25% to around 15%, and the dollar weakened in the short term. This amounts to “not turning hawkish in advance,” not a shift toward rate cuts.
The Fed still puts price st

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#美国9月PPI大超预期 #美国9月CPI超预期 The most valuable signal this week was neither CPI nor PPI, but “Treasury yields falling ‘abnormally’ in response to inflation”—the market is beginning to shift from “fearing inflation” to “fearing rate hikes will kill the economy.”

This week’s (10/12-16) script: three consecutive inflation hits (CPI at 3.7% above expectations → PPI at 6.3%, a four-year high → retail sales at 0.8%, also strong), but the market did not follow the straight line of “inflation → rate hikes → risk assets collapse.” Instead, it traced a “divergent” curve: Japan and South Korea stocks suffe

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When moving averages are in bullish alignment, should you chase the rally or wait for a pullback confirmation? The answer depends on whether current momentum is already overstretched.
$NEAR surged 12.93% in 24 hours, with the current price at 5.239 and trading volume of 209.7M USDT. After a high-volume breakout, it has entered a short-term overbought zone. Technically, MA5 has crossed decisively above MA10 and MA20, and the moving averages are in bullish alignment, indicating a strong medium-term structure. However, the price has quickly diverged from the moving averages, widening the gap. Al

#BitcoinTops$82K #ShareWeekly #USSeptemberPPIBeatsExpectations
BTC tapped $82K again, and the card is right to be skeptical. A brief cross by a small margin isn’t a reclaim. The more interesting part is how it got there, so here’s how I’d tell a real recovery from a bounce inside a range.
1. What actually happened in 24 hours
BTC traded between roughly $79,800 and $82,500 over the past day, dipping below $80K right after the PPI release before climbing back. That’s a range of about 3.4% in a single day (my math). The poll on this topic has a “rebound” camp and a “test 80K” camp. Price did bot

🚨 MYSTERIOUS WHALE BETS $187 MILLION ON BTC AND ETH!
A massive $187 million leveraged long bet has caught the crypto market's attention. Is a major whale positioning for a powerful rebound, or could this aggressive strategy become a high-risk gamble if prices move against the trade?
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#USSeptemberPPIBeatsExpectations September PPI Came in Hot, and Markets Looked Past It: My Full Take on What Comes Next
US wholesale inflation came in much hotter than economists expected. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the Producer Price Index rose 1.3% month over month in September, well above the roughly 0.5% to 0.6% forecast. On an annual basis, PPI climbed 6.3%, against expectations of about 5.3% to 5.5%. That is the fastest annual pace since late 2022 and the biggest monthly jump since March 2022. Core PPI, which strips out food and energy, rose 0.7% on the month and 5% fro

$FIL Current price 1.1481, 24h +9.12%, trading volume 24.5M USDT. MA5=1.15174 crossed above MA20=1.10512, with an early bullish moving-average alignment; MACD histogram at +0.005358 remains positive, and bullish momentum has not faded; RSI=59.2 is in the neutral-to-strong range and has not yet reached overbought levels; Bollinger Bands [0.98996, 1.22027], with the price above the middle band and approaching the upper band as the channel widens.
Assessment: Short-term outlook is bullish, but chasing the rally is becoming risky. The current price is close to MA5; if a pullback holds above 1.10-1

#USMemoryStocksExtendLosses #ShareWeekly #USSeptemberPPIBeatsExpectations
The card says memory stocks “extended losses,” but that’s already a day old. By Thursday’s US close, Micron had reversed from an $858 low to finish at $931.24, up 1.9%. So the better question isn’t “are they still falling?” It’s “was that a bottom or just a bounce?” Here’s how I’d sort it out.
1. The damage first
Six of the largest memory and storage makers lost about $1.09 trillion in combined value between the Oct 2 close and Thursday’s open. Over that stretch Micron was down about 18.7%, Kioxia about 33% and SK hynix

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giving up makes it nothing more than a fantasy.
Endure the days when no one pays attention,
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Michael Saylor isn’t content with simply being a Bitcoin hoarder anymore. His real ambition is to tear down and rebuild the financial system that has been anchored to gold for the past 400 years, using Bitcoin as its new foundation. I watched that interview at Washington Fintech Week twice, and the more I watched, the more certain I became: what he’s talking about goes beyond “just keep buying.” He’s designing a complete capital markets framework for Bitcoin—from balance sheets to credit instruments, he wants BTC at the foundation of it all. Put simply, this guy wants to be the architect of a

#USSeptemberPPIBeatsExpectations
#USSeptemberCPIBeatsExpectations
WHY BOTH PPI AND CPI BEAT FORECAST IN SEPTEMBER 📊
US inflation data for September showed a double beat. Producer Price Index and Consumer Price Index both came in above broad market forecast. This mix shows that price pressure did not cool as fast as many had hoped, and held firm from factory gate to final consumer.
PPI tracks cost change at wholesale and factory level. CPI tracks price paid by end user. When both rise above forecast, it means cost pressure has not been fully absorbed and has partly passed to consumer side.
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🚨 FED CHAIR KEVIN WARSH: KEY TAKEAWAYS!
Inflation control remains a priority, but no rate-cut hints
Strong investment is driving US economic growth
Global economy proving more resilient than expected
Bullish on AI-driven productivity, but job impacts remain uncertain
AI optimism is rising, but the Fed’s rate path remains unclear.