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Bitcoin’s October Streak Could Be Coming to an End 📉
Bitcoin has avoided back-to-back red Octobers since at least 2013. Now, that historical pattern is being tested.
October 2025 closed in the red, and if Bitcoin finishes October 2026 lower as well, it would mark the first consecutive October losses in over a decade.
October has historically been a strong month for BTC, but past performance doesn't guarantee future results.
Will Bitcoin recover before the monthly close, or are we about to witness a rare break in its seasonal trend?
The monthly candle will tell the story. 👀
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Leveraged $ETH buyers lost $42.7M to forced closures on Oct 17, more than any other coin. Longs took 77.2% of the $249.1M our streams recorded that day, which still came in under the past week's average.

BTC is testing the 82,000 level for the second time today, so be a little cautious.
If the candle body holds above 82,000 for the second time, the market may see a reversal.
Our short position is still profitable, so we can set a breakeven stop to guard against a sharp move tonight. If we get stopped out, we can re-enter at a better level; same goes for ETH. Just keep holding PONS. For now, the 0.27 support level looks very solid.

ETH at $2,420—can you still hold on?
$320 million in ETF outflows in a week, BlackRock leading the sell-off, and longs just had tens of millions liquidated—but while everyone was shouting “ETH is going to zero,” $2,400 held firm. Is this institutions unloading, or market makers using ETF data to shake out weak hands?
First, the surface picture: money is flowing out, but the price hasn’t collapsed.
ETH is currently at $2,408–$2,420, down 0.6%–1% over 24 hours, sliding from $2,700–$2,800 in early October. ETFs saw net outflows of $320 million over the past week, including $69.7 million in a sing

A flat Bitcoin is hiding lopsided trading underneath. $BTC moved +0.03% in the 24 hours to Oct 18, but our gauge of one sided buying and selling reached the 93rd percentile of the past 90 days, above the line our desk flags.

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With oil nearing $110, crypto traders also need to keep a close eye on this strait
Over the weekend, it looked like news about tankers. By Monday, it could affect everyone’s positions.
On October 17, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said two oil tankers struck mines and caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz. However, the claims have not yet been independently confirmed, so the specific losses cannot be treated as definitive.
As for prices, on the latest trading day—October 16—Brent crude closed at $109.86, up 3.7% for the day; WTI closed at $101.41, up 3.5%. For the week, they rose 4.9%

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SanDisk #sndk $SNDK 10-18 Sunday market analysis and limit order levels
Here are the levels:
Limit order: 1166, stop-loss 20
Limit order: 1091, stop-loss 20
For long positions, the idea is still to reduce size and speculate; monitor the stop-loss manually and place limit orders at 10–20;
The previous 1260 level wasn’t reached during Friday’s session; today, the contracts dipped into the 121s, invalidating the previous extreme level of 1210.
It’s all bottom-fishing while the market keeps selling off. There’s not much to add about the macro headwinds; lower US Treasury yields don’t tell the whol

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Damn! A Hyperliquid whale is riding a $110 $BTC long at 40x leverage.
> Position: 1,356 BTC
> Entry: $81,914
> Liquidation: around $80,266
That liquidation level is dangerously close.
At 40x, even a small move against the position can wipe out the margin.
Big position, very little room for error.

Watching for an upside opportunity in $STRK
. Entry: 0.0620 - 0.0634 Target zone: 0.06622 / 0.06904 Stop-loss: 0.05952 Catching the falling knife near the lows! A strong rebound from support has kicked off a refreshing rally. Note: If the broader downtrend continues, price could break below the local bottom support. Don’t go all in, guys. Size your positions to suit your account. Let’s go! 👇👇👇 My watchlist today: $ZEC and $AVA .

$NEAR 24 hours -3.29%, currently at 4.994. The 1-hour chart is relatively strong, while the 4-hour chart is relatively weak. Whether the two charts are telling the same story matters more than the leaderboard. Timeframe confluence is key here. The 1-hour chart reflects short-term capital flows, while the 4-hour chart reflects the broader structure. When the two timeframes point in opposite directions, it only means the market is still choosing a direction; you can’t treat a short-term shift as a trend reversal. Picking only the timeframe that looks right makes for a satisfying conclusion, but

🚨 According to Mark Karpeles, Ledger had been alerted to the presence of spyware components in some of its wallets last March and reportedly did nothing more than publish an article on Ledger Academy.
Several reports of physically modified Ledger devices were allegedly sent to the manufacturer; security researcher Joe Grand notably claims to have warned the company on March 4, 2026, after discovering a malicious implant in a Nano X purchased in Thailand.
But contrary to what the lack of public communication about these specific incidents might suggest, Ledger had published a guide on the risk