By 2 a.m. Thursday, the market had already priced in the outcome; you’re not worried about whether they hike rates—you’re worried about that 30-minute window at 2:30. The crypto-savvy cat on my list had already laid out the test: which way rates are headed, how inflation will be judged, and under what conditions they’ll hike again. He won’t guess whether they’ll hike; those three points are what matter.
Cloud companies are judged by the same yardstick: Meta poured in another $5 billion last week, and the market didn’t applaud. This week isn’t about who spends the most; it’s about who still has

Key News This Week | 10.26–10.30

✅Monday | Blast project shutdown
An on-chain project is exiting, weighing on market sentiment. No major data releases are expected for now, so don't rush in; wait for BTC to retest key support before assessing the market.

✅Tuesday | First day of the FOMC meeting
Most funds are reducing positions and waiting on the sidelines, with the market likely to trade sideways in a narrow range. The market is suited to short-term range trading, not trend positions.

✅Wednesday | FOMC decision (02:00) + Warsh press conference (02:30)
Rates are widely expected to remain

BTC falls below $80k. Is mysterious buying pressure on the way? Strive keeps stacking BTC—could it become Bitcoin’s “floor tile”?
Bitcoin has fallen below $80k, so market sentiment is understandably tense. Just as everyone was wondering whether to hide under the covers, Strive CEO Matt Cole signaled that the company might add to its holdings.
As of October 19, Strive held 36,818 BTC; on October 25, Matt Cole again hinted that the company might announce additional purchases.
The question is: Can continued institutional buying support Bitcoin?
In theory, if new purchases create genuine spot dema

There’s still a lot of leveraged capital looking to enter below 80k.. (Figure 1)
But spot buying power has remained weak recently.
New liquidity is accumulating in Figure 2.

Spot gold
On the 15-minute timeframe, gold has formed a shooting star with a long upper shadow. A short position can be entered in the short term.
Enter short near the current price of 4015, with a stop-loss at 4023 and take-profit at 4005#黄金 #伦敦金 $XAUUSD

$QNT Those who bought this coin around 180 should all be in profit. I got in relatively early and am still at an unrealized loss. I’m targeting around 240–250 to take profit on part of my position, then I’ll let the rest ride.

$HYPE The long position reached the second take-profit target at 77.455 and was fully closed. Patiently waiting for the next high-quality entry signal#BTC争夺8万美元关口 #作手分析

#晒出我的持仓收益 $DOOD
This wave is estimated to reach 10x

$ZEC Strong long: ZEC is consolidating after rebounding from $1,118. A breakout above $1,240 could lead to a further move toward higher resistance levels—this is a high-risk trading opportunity if buyer momentum strengthens.
Long $ZEC Entry: $1,200–$1,216 Stop-loss: $1,175 Take-profit 1: $1,240 Take-profit 2: $1,266 Take-profit 3: $1,300 Take-profit 4: $1,320 Trade here $ZEC : 👇

NEAR Intents has passed $35B in all-time cross-chain volume, less than two years after launch.
It took until November 2025 to reach its first $5B. The latest $5B, from $30B on September 19, took 34 days.
@NEARProtocol

ETH has fallen to a key level: rebound or keep taking a beating? Bulls, this time don’t just talk!
ETH has remained under pressure recently, and the market mood has been like a roller coaster: just when it seems ready to take off, reality pushes it back into its seat the next second. So here’s the question: is this pullback building momentum for the next rally, or is the correction not over yet?
In my view, whether ETH can stabilize depends not on how far it has fallen, but on whether the market is willing to step in and buy when it reaches the support zone.
If the price touches key support an

ETH long from 2295 to 2331, 3600 USDT pocketed—no anxiety from guessing, just going with the trend.
293% profit comes from entering at the most comfortable point, then patiently waiting for the wind to pick up.
Trading shouldn’t be a torment, but a relaxed harvest#美股财报季

This week could be a stress test for global markets! ⚠️
Oil prices, inflation, Fed policy, jobs data, and the situation in the Middle East—multiple risk factors are about to converge.
The key dates to watch:
#BTC争夺8万美元关口
Monday: U.S. markets reopen, and the situation in Iran could affect oil prices and risk appetite.
Tuesday: U.S. employment, housing, and consumer confidence data.
Wednesday: The Fed's rate decision and remarks by Kevin Warsh.
Thursday: PCE inflation and GDP data. Inflation is forecast to rise to 3.6%,
Friday: Japan's unemployment rate and U.S. wage inflation data.
Meanwhile,

#PI, it's high time this lady coin fly to the moon.

10.26 BTC
Even after reducing my position, liquidation keeps getting closer. I haven’t seen any sign of a rebound lately.
My friends keep telling me to stop-loss or hedge. It’s not that I haven’t considered it.
That’s why I’ve been reducing my position.
I’ve mostly been reducing at what I’d consider the highs for each phase.
When it dropped earlier, I still had confidence, so I didn’t panic, stop out, sell at a loss, or reduce my position.
Now that confidence is slowly being worn away.

I don’t feel the slightest bit of despair in this bear market.
It’s so strange…..

Fed, ECB and BOJ rate decisions all land this week, with Coinbase earnings in the same stretch. Three central bank calls and a major crypto earnings print, all inside one week.

$BULLA It’s near the previous high again, so it’s time to short. If you didn’t go long at the bottom, look for a chance to short. Coins that have surged and crashed repeatedly probably won’t rise much higher. I’ll short first.