Banks and institutions are moving on-chain
JPMorgan, BlackRock, Goldman Sachs, Citi, Standard Chartered, Visa, Nasdaq, and others are building on public rails.
And #PiNetwork is building compliant on-chain financial infrastructure, lowering the barriers to participation for ordinary people and the technical barriers for developers, while enabling agent payments for AI AGENTs.
The old guard is not fighting tokenization, but slowly and steadily integrating into it.
All that's left is for the winds to shift!

Pi barter prices: 1 Pi = bread in X country, 10 Pi = shirt in Y. What should 1 Pi buy in Harare? #PiNetwork #Gateio #GateMeme
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Shi Pan's Weekly Summary (10.12-10.16)
33 trades in total, with only 6 stop-losses and a win rate of 82%. Earned 148 points in total, for a net profit of 21982🔪
Monday: An oversold rebound ran into resistance, and bearish sentiment prevailed amid a tug-of-war between bulls and bears throughout the day. All 5 trades were profitable, earning 22 points and 3280🔪, as the strategy of shorting at highs was executed precisely.
Wednesday: Bulls and bears battled back and forth in a wide range. We acted decisively on market moves around the CPI data: 9 trades, 2 losses, and 55 points gained. Net prof

ETH rebounded after dropping to 2313! Are the bears starting to lose steam?
Guys, $ETH ETH plunged from above 2800 to a low near 2313, and has now recovered to around 2430. After consecutive declines, a rebound is starting to emerge at these lows. Guan believes the short-term bullish recovery is worth watching.
But it’s too early to call a reversal. The key is whether 2310–2330 can hold. If ETH reclaims 2460 and then breaks above 2500, the rebound could extend further.
In a downtrend, missing out isn’t the biggest risk—going in heavy before confirmation is!

Longs entered at 106 deeply underwater? The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index$SOXL has fallen for eight straight sessions—run from this chain reaction of bad news!
You thought 106 was a rock-solid bottom, but it was only halfway down. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index has posted its longest losing streak since 2008, wiping out $2 trillion in market value. Are you still stubbornly holding your longs?
Why the drop? This chain reaction of bad news is the result of both collapsing confidence in AI and macroeconomic pressure.
First, revenue expectations for giants like OpenAI have fallen, bursti

Does a sharper rise in crude oil necessarily mean a more bullish outlook? $BZ
Guan Ge reminds everyone not to focus only on the rally driven by geopolitical conflicts.
High oil prices weigh on consumption, and the IEA's latest forecast also shows that global oil demand faces significant pressure this year; if supply recovers and reserve releases continue, crude oil could shift from supply panic to trading on weak demand. #NEAR大涨近10%
So I'm more focused on opportunities for a pullback after a spike, rather than going long just because of a big rally. However, supply risks remain high for now,

🔥Warsh declined to comment on interest rates, saying AI is an inflationary shock
🔴The Fed raised rates by 25bps in September—the first hike in three years. September CPI rose 3.7%, exceeding the 3.6% forecast. Meanwhile, the labor market added only 29K jobs.
The next FOMC meeting will take place on 27-28/10, just one week before the midterm elections.
🔴At the annual IMF-World Bank conference in Bangkok, Warsh declined to comment on interest rates. Warsh said he does not prejudge the outcome of meetings. He continued to oppose forward guidance and said, "the market must read the data for its

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Just a little update from my side of Web3.
Today makes it exactly one month since @sixsevenapp last updated the community. I honestly hope we hear something from the team soon because we’re still waiting for our tokens to arrive in our wallets.
It’s a similar situation with @orvexhub. Their last update was on September 13, and there hasn’t been much to share since then. Hopefully, we get some clarity soon.
On a different note, there’s a project I’ve been following that’s looking to bring its mining to #PiBrowser. I’ll share more about it when the time is right.
I also came across the presale

$ZEREBRO When I chased in at 0.052, I thought I was a genius. Now I see I was the ultimate bagholder. The 33.66% drop in 24h isn't what hurts most; what hurts is that I added at 0.048, bringing my average cost to 0.05. Now it's at 0.0313, and I'm down 37%. When it hit a low of 0.0296 yesterday, my hand shook and I wanted to cut my losses, but I didn't, because the trading volume of 146M shows liquidity is still there and the market maker hasn't fully exited. There's just one lesson: adding to your position during a crash is betting on a rebound, not buying the dip. You must split your position

$AGT pumped +82%. My bot shorted at 0.68. TP2 hit. ✅️
Here's why the trade was called:
The derivatives data showed a classic trap.
• Funding: +0.1237% (Longs paying a premium)
• OI: +83.14% (The pump was purely leverage driven)
• L/S Global: 1.83 (retail is heavily long)
• Top Accounts: 0.47 (Smart money is short)
·• Taker Flow: 0.17 (Aggressive selling into the pump)
When funding is high, OI is going up, & retail is Long, the squeeze always ends the same way
$AGT

$EPIC I’m betting this pullback won’t break 0.28. If it does, I’ll livestream myself washing my hair upside down. It’s now at 0.3128, up 36% in 24 hours, rocketing from 0.2112 to 0.3350, with $34 million in trading volume—that kind of volume can’t be driven by retail traders. Clearly, funds scooped up tokens in the 0.21–0.23 range and then pushed the price straight up. The order book depth around 0.30 is average; a pullback after a rally is a normal shakeout, not a top. My plan: scale in between 0.285 and 0.295, set a stop-loss at 0.265, and take 0.36 as the first target, keeping my position

🚀 BTC Eyes $87K! Bitcoin reclaimed $82K after sweeping liquidity below $80K. Watch $81.5K–$81.8K for a potential retest, with targets at $84K, $85K, and $87K. ⚠️ A breakdown below $80K invalidates this bullish setup. 📈 #Bitcoin #BTCUSDT #CryptoTrading

The asset in the S&P 500 that’s been called the “car of 2020” is Tesla. It wasn’t in the index from the start of 2020; it was officially added on December 21, 2020, after the inclusion was announced on November 16. Looking back, the timing was indeed intriguing: between the announcement and the effective date, the market traded ahead of the expectation that passive funds would have to buy, amplifying both the stock price and trading volume. Based on Tesla’s market cap of a little over $600 billion at the time, its weighting after inclusion was about 1.6%, meaning passive funds tracking the S&P

$ALEO It looks like it’s about to start slowly declining again

Powerful daily trend continuation setup locked in on Bitcoin
Next major upside expansion wave officially loading fast 🎯

The most unusual detail in today's market isn't the biggest losers list, but the funding rate: down 4.50% over 24 hours, while the MACD histogram remains at +0.1068. Bullish momentum has not followed the price lower. Meanwhile, PUMP's funding rate is +0.0050%, meaning longs pay, while A's is -0.0078%, meaning shorts pay. The funding positions of the three coins are completely split. $SPCXB The current price is 145.54; MA5=145.898 has crossed below MA20=146.019. RSI=40.4 is weak but not yet oversold, and the price is near the lower Bollinger Band at 144.402. The 30-candle range is 7.17%, leavi