Around $67.4M of PT-AUSD collateral matures today inside @Aave on @Monad.
The maturity itself is straightforward.
The refinancing mechanics underneath it are the real story.
Users bought PT-AUSD through @pendle_fi to lock in fixed yield, deposited that PT into Aave as collateral, then borrowed stablecoins against it.
So the strategy became:
lock fixed yield → use PT as collateral → borrow → maturity arrives → refinance
Today is the refinance step.
Borrowers can:
> Repay the debt
> Replace the collateral
> Roll into the December maturity
> Exit the strategy entirely
The constraint is liquidity.

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It turns out that in most cases,
choice is more important than effort!!!

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SAMSUNG Q3 PROFIT SURGE: 782.5% JUMP, AI BOOM AND A NEW CHAPTER FOR A GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY GIANT
Samsung Electronics has delivered an earnings signal that I believe deserves serious attention from investors and traders.
The headline is extraordinary: Samsung’s preliminary Q3 2026 operating profit reached approximately ₩107.4 trillion, representing a massive 782.5% year-over-year increase from approximately ₩12.17 trillion in Q3 2025.
Revenue reached approximately ₩195 trillion, up 126.59% year over year and 13.70% quarter over quarter. Operating profit also

Those who guessed the direction every day over the past two weeks got swept on both sides—there was actually no need to guess.
That person on my list, Tiafiro, marked only two price levels: 87000 and 82000. He simply ignores everything in between.
His rule is to wait for a fake break: if 87000 breaks out falsely and then falls back, he looks down to 75000; if 82000 breaks down falsely and then recovers, he looks up to 92000.
That’s what I look for when choosing people—lock in the conditions first, then wait for the market to choose. That’s what you call a contingency plan.
87000 and 82000—whic

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Fed Minutes Turn Hawkish, But I Still Expect an October Pause — My Fed, CPI and BTC Trading View
The September Federal Reserve minutes have changed the tone of the market, but they have not changed my core view. The Fed is keeping the door open for another rate hike before the end of 2026, yet I do not think October is the most likely meeting for that move. My base case is an October pause followed by a higher probability of a December hike if inflation remains sticky. The important point is that I am not treating the Fed minutes as a sim

$PI got crushed buying PI.

#FedSeptemberMinutesLeanHawkish
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The latest Federal Reserve September FOMC Minutes have delivered a noticeably hawkish message to global financial markets. Released on October 7, the minutes from the September 15–16 meeting show that Federal Reserve policymakers remain highly focused on persistent inflation and are prepared to maintain a restrictive monetary-policy stance if price pressures fail to cool.
At the September meeting, the FOMC unanimously voted to raise the federal funds target range by 25 basis points to

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September FOMC Minutes, October CPI and the Next Big Move for BTC and U.S. Stocks
My Market View
The September Fed minutes have changed the short-term macro conversation, but in my view they have not created a clear signal for an October rate hike. The Federal Reserve raised the policy rate by 25 basis points at the September 15–16 meeting, taking the target range to 3.75%–4.00%, while the minutes showed that inflation risks remained tilted to the upside.
At the same time, market pricing has moved strongly toward an October pause. Recent Fed-funds futures pricing showed

$TAO ’s direction is not ambiguous; the real difficulty is whether the current position is still worth continuing to bet on that direction.
This time, let’s ignore the gainers and losers list and focus only on the levels. The current price is 283.8, about 1.41% from the 1-hour support at 279.8 and about 5.92% from the resistance at 300.6.
My criteria are simple: only a breakout above 300.6 followed by continuation counts as upside follow-through; a break below 279.8 invalidates the original assessment. The 1-hour and 4-hour trends are both weak, with RSI at 40 and 35, respectively.
The questio

The cancellation of the short position at $ZEC 1380 was really disappointing. 😅
Next, let’s continue watching the 1115 level and see whether a good rebound comes.

The bull market is here, boys
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🔥Market divergence after the FOMC decision: gold is fluctuating, crude oil is rebounding, while silver alone continues to weaken! Many people are wondering: Since they are all precious metals, why is silver falling on its own? 1: Gold is primarily a safe-haven asset. Continued central bank gold purchases are providing support, while the tug-of-war between bulls and bears keeps it range-bound. The 4100 level remains effective support, and the 4108–4088 range is suitable for entering boldly. $XA
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Five consecutive intraday wins; the long at 4121 was closed at 4131, 2000🔪
Stay patient with expectations and proceed steadily for the long term. $XAU

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