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Some traders can’t hold btc through a weekend.
saylor is sitting on 848,250 btc and talking about making room for more.
different risk appetite with different time horizon.
you don’t have to agree with his strategy, but you can’t pretend he’s thinking about the next 15-minute candle.
what if he announces another massive purchase?
will the bears call it a top signal again, or will they finally admit this guy isn’t playing the same game as retail?
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No one here understands nuance
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$A I rode out the entire 15.83% plunge, and my long position entered at 0.112 was buried deep. On the 4-hour chart, price crashed straight through the 0.10 level from 0.1149, wicking down to 0.0936—a classic high-volume breakdown. The 21M in trading value shows this was a real sell-off, not a shakeout. I held on at 0.098 for 6 hours, then didn’t exit when it bounced to 0.101. I got greedy, and in the early hours it broke straight through my 0.095 stop-loss, so I exited at an 11-point loss. There’s just one lesson: if it breaks below the previous low of 0.096, cut your losses unconditionally. D
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The bull market will end in 956 days!!!
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$LYN I drew this -11.89% bearish candle. Don’t rush to curse me—hear me out as I break down the trading logic, then decide whether you want to cut your losses.
From the market maker’s perspective: 24-hour trading volume is only 5.2M, and the order book is paper-thin. This morning, I pushed the price down from 0.0144 to 0.0123 using less than $400k worth of tokens. Why choose this level? Because 0.0123 was right in the dense cluster of stop-loss orders retail traders placed last week. I swept that liquidity with a wick, then bought back around 0.0126. The 11.89% drop looks scary, but my average
$BTC coming to Daily Support Level of $80K ✅
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Anyone still expecting memecoins to reach the same ceilings as last cycle should listen to this guy, who lost $187K on robinhood:0x2e8c31162b855a2ffa90f6f8634643ad6f111e18
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Machi's $4.3M 25x ETH long: the math behind the headline
The news is dramatic, but the useful part is the numbers. Here is what is reported, what the position implies, and what it teaches about leverage.
The timeline
On October 15, Machi Big Brother's Hyperliquid account was fully liquidated, falling from a $12.25 million peak to $21,800 after heavy Ethereum longs. Four ETH liquidations hit within about three minutes, ranging from 380 ETH at $2,379 to 800 ETH at $2,331. Then about 25 minutes later he opened a new 25x ETH long of 290 ETH with a liquidation price of $2,324.
On Oct
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BTC at 81k, ETH at 2,375; ETH's drop is more than three times BTC's
BTC fell just 0.44% over 24 hours, while ETH dropped 1.55%—a difference of more than 3x. This divergence is more worth watching than the absolute prices.
📊 First, a Gate spot snapshot (October 18, 15:47 UTC):
BTC was trading at 81,074.7 USDT, with a 24-hour high of 82,285.8, a low of 80,817, and a trading volume of about 380 million USDT.
ETH was trading at 2,375.76 USDT, with a 24-hour high of 2,430, a low of 2,356.97, and a trading volume of about 149 million USDT.
Both coins are down, but ETH has fallen nearly 2.2% from it
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Retail investor: Nasdaq $Q just had its worst week since June. You buying the dip?
Me: Not every dip is a buy
Retail investor: wait what? I thought you were the "stay invested guy"
Me: I am. I’m not selling anything. But “should I throw a bunch of NEW money at it” is a different question
Retail investor: ok so is it a buy
Me: My stock sheet has $Q & $VOO about 5% above fair value right now. Even after this week.
Retail investor: so it’s still expensive??
Me: A little. The market ran hot & now it’s pulling back. It’s closer to fair, not a fire sale
Retail investor: so what do you do
Me: Keep bu
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The electricity card got played backwards. They used to use power cuts as leverage; now they’re signing contracts to buy electricity. When it comes to energy security, whoever has the power ultimately calls the shots. So what’s the takeaway? I haven’t figured it out yet either.
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Gold Prices Hold Firm While Investors Await Central Bank Signals
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A nine-company Quantum Alliance estimates 6.4 million bitcoin, 30.2% of supply, sit in addresses whose public keys are already exposed. About 1.1 million of those coins are attributed to Satoshi Nakamoto.
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Crypto market RSI is now in weak territory
This is where you should accumulate as most people are panic selling now
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$ELSA Up 16% in a day, with just 15.3M in 24h trading volume—this isn’t major players entering; it’s a raid in a liquidity vacuum. The current price of 0.0683 is right at the 24h high, indicating that buying pressure hasn’t faded yet, but it also means everyone chasing the rally is already on board.
First, the macro backdrop. There’s no major data today, but after last week’s hawkish Fed minutes, the dollar index climbed above 105, and rising real interest rates are a headwind for high-risk assets. ELSA’s 16% rally against this backdrop was most likely not driven by macro factors, but by its t
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$SOL Don't stare at the charts in the middle of the night. Looking too early won't help—the rate cut hasn't happened yet. The market is all betting on the data, CPI, and what the people at the top say. Get it right and it's priced in; get it wrong and it crashes as soon as the news is out. Either way, all you can do is wait. At just above 102, the price is quite a bit higher than six months ago. Those who bought 30 days ago are still underwater, while those who bought in between are halfway up the mountain; a breather on the way down is normal. The real veterans aren't watching the charts righ
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