HYPE at $93.5—are you chasing it?
The broader market is bleeding, yet HYPE has surged 18% against the trend, with volume hitting $3 billion and its all-time high just 4% away. Everyone is asking: jump in now and make a profit, or get stuck holding the bag?
Up 16–18% in 24 hours
Volume above $3 billion, several times the usual level
Market cap of $22–23.6 billion, climbing into 9th–10th place
Just 4–5% below its ATH of 97.9–98
The candlestick chart tells the story: a violent 24-hour rally from a low of 78.5 to around 97, followed by a pullback to consolidate at 93.5. A classic news-driven break

On October 29 local time, Google parent Alphabet’s shares plunged about 13% in a single day, wiping out about $500 billion in market value and marking their worst single-day performance since the company went public in 2004.
Third-quarter free cash flow was negative $9.07 billion, versus analysts’ prior forecast of about negative $2.7 billion; full-year capital expenditure guidance remained at $195 billion–$205 billion. Search advertising revenue was about $63.35 billion, up 12% year over year, but below expectations. Company executives said its own “AI Mode” search feature led to fewer ads, m

$HYPE Facing resistance near $93.50—another pullback coming? Entry price: $92.60–93.00 Take profit: $92.00 / $91.00 / $90.00 Stop loss: $94.00 HYPE has rebounded strongly from the $89 support area, but sellers are now entering near the $93.50 resistance zone. Resistance here could trigger a short-term pullback toward $92 and lower support levels.

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One.
Two.
Three.
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#xag #Gümüş continued to decline and has now reached the support at 50.8. As it fell to this area, it showed RSI divergence on the 4-hour chart and also entered oversold territory on the daily chart. Being at support and showing RSI divergences are signs that we may be in an area where buyers could step in.
Buyers are not strong right now, but if candles with long lower wicks start appearing during the day, a rally could follow.
If the price closes above 54.7 during the rally, further upside is expected. It could test 62 and the 70-71 area. A daily and weekly close above this area would provi

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$HYPE After such a major security incident today, the trend of breaking 100 was disrupted. HYPE has only pulled back slightly so far, outperforming Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other altcoins. Market confidence is starting to recover, and it looks like the rally will continue

Robinhood Chain already has $246.7M in RWA capital deployed across DeFi.
That’s 76.3% of its $323.55M onchain RWA supply.
But the breakdown is where it gets interesting.
+ Robinhood-issued assets: $161.27M
+ Deployed in DeFi: $89.65M
+ Utilization: 55.6%
The rest of the network’s deployed capital comes from other issuers, including Maple and Midas.
So the chain-wide 76.3% utilization rate isn’t a measure of Robinhood’s stock tokens alone.
@RobinhoodApp is building distribution for tokenized equities, but the lending and liquidity infrastructure is already attracting capital from other issuers.

Google just dragged the entire U.S. stock market down!
Look at these candlesticks—a tech-stock disaster:
Intel (INTC) plunged 23%, a massive bearish candle cutting straight through;
Amazon (AMZN) followed close behind, tumbling 10%;
Google (GOOGL) led the sell-off, dragging the Nasdaq down with it.
After one night of this, everyone was left stunned by the plunge—it was all a sea of red.
The macro mood is terrible; tonight is bound to be sleepless.
$INTC $AMZN $GOOGL

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When planning my finances, I record “redemption requested” and “funds received and available” separately.
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For some liquid staking products, redeeming through the protocol and selling the tokens you hold on the market are different exit methods. The former may involve a wait;

The Magnificent Seven have really taken a beating this time. The most intriguing case is Google: it’s plunged more than 30% from its earlier peak, wiping out hundreds of billions of dollars in market value. This is no longer an ordinary pullback. Meta has also fallen into bear market territory, down more than 20% from its peak, with both its ad business and AI narrative under pressure.
In the past, many people bought big tech stocks and expected easy gains, thinking that as long as they stuck with the leaders, they could ride out any volatility. But now, you clearly have to keep your eyes open

Quick question: If a candle plunges and then recovers, does that count as down or up?
Down.
That $SNDK candle opened at 1334.07 at 04:00 and plunged to 1271.67.
It closed at 1309.16, down less than 2%.
Looks pretty resilient, right?
Wrong. That candle had 4.84 million contracts in volume, versus 590,000 in the previous one.
A low printed on eight times the volume isn't a fat-finger.
The real problem came at 09:00.
1262.36. Nine bucks below the low of the 04:00 candle.
That means everyone who bought the rebound at 1271 was trapped five hours later.
It's now at 1308.23, with the chart closing at

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88.9 got tested twice, and that's it?
Once at 07:00, once at 09:00, five cents apart.
It held both times, then climbed back to 93 in five hours.
Now $HYPE 93.59; the chart closed at 93.359, both above MA20.
Yesterday's 18:00 candle was where it all started.
From 79.33, one candle shot up to 85.5.
2.47 million contracts, versus 43,000 on the previous candle—57 times as much.
In 13 hours, it went from 78.159 to 97.027.
24.2.
After such a big rise, nobody wants to buy in at 97.
It hit the top at 00:00, then plunged back to 89.995 by 04:00.
The current 93 is the top of the range, not a new high.
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$ETH
The U.S. midterm elections are entering the final countdown
The real drama in U.S. stocks
may only just be getting started
Holy shit
guys
there's been so much damn crap lately
you can't get a damn day's peace
Lately, besides keeping an eye on the Fed and AI earnings
we also have to watch the political drama in Washington closely
The 2026 U.S. midterm elections will be held on November 3
There are only a few days left until the vote
This election will determine whether Republicans can continue to hold majorities in both chambers of Congress
Don't underestimate this result
It could directl

#googl Every sector is seeing selling pressure alongside the U.S. side