$BTC ‌$ETH This spring got tighter and tighter over the weekend, so I’m putting my short idea aside for now
To be honest, I was still stubbornly saying yesterday that I’d short above 83k, but after watching the market for two days this weekend, I’m starting to waver.
BTC stayed stuck between 82.7k and 83.2k all weekend, with volatility so low it was unsettling. But things underneath are changing:
1. Gate’s open interest quietly climbed back from $4.08 billion on the afternoon of 10/10 to $4.34 billion. The price didn’t move, but leverage is building up (Chart 1).
2. The funding rate just turn

$STRK ‌STRK/USDT – Perp
🚀 Why did Starknet pump? Because it finally scaled its gas fees.
Bias: Parabolic +59% move, now consolidating below 0.11868. Overbought, expect high volatility. 📊
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📈 Long – Pullback Buy
Entry: 0.1050 – 0.1080
TP1: 0.1180
TP2: 0.1238
TP3: 0.1300
SL: 0.1000
📈 Long – Breakout
Entry: 0.1190 – 0.1200
TP1: 0.1280
TP2: 0.1350
TP3: 0.1450
SL: 0.1150
📉 Short – Rejection
Entry: 0.1200 – 0.1238
TP1: 0.1120
TP2: 0.1050
TP3: 0.0980
SL: 0.1260
📉 Short – Breakdown
Entry: 0.1070 – 0.1080
TP1: 0.1000
TP2: 0.0930
TP3: 0.0860
SL: 0.1120
🟢 Spot Buy
Entry: 0.1050 – 0.1100
TP1: 0.

Trump is at it again, saying that leaders from various countries call to thank him, and he replies, “When are you paying?” It sounds like a joke, but it’s all business. When the US makes a move in the Middle East, the bill will eventually be passed on to its allies. Oil prices and shipping costs move first, and everyone knows who’s paying. If you think I’m talking nonsense, take a screenshot and save it.

The Ledger incident is spreading like wildfire in the group today—the more I read, the more it sends chills down my spine.
Simply put: a hardware wallet—you think it’s a safe, right? Turns out someone had planted something in some users’ devices, tampering at the chip level. The media uncovered that a distributor may have been compromised, and what the bad actors wanted was the seed phrase that popped up on the screen during initialization. The funds that can be traced on-chain exceed $80 million, and the final amount still hasn’t been fully calculated.
I’ve always thought cold wallets were a

Strategy has added another 1,665 BTC, bringing its holdings to a record 847k BTC. Saylor’s infinite-ammo mode is still going; this is no longer about whether to buy, but when to stop. The institutional accumulation trend hasn’t stopped, but can retail investors follow? Positions and cash flows are different, so don’t blindly copy.

$CHIP Bullish analysis
Buy 0.06600–0.06380
Targets 0.06980, 0.07170, 0.07400
Stop loss 0.06250

$ADA ADAUSDT – 1H Market Structure Analysis | Supply, Demand & Liquid
Cardano (ADA) is showing an interesting market structure after a strong bearish move toward the support zone around 0.2240–0.2255. Buyers stepped in from this area, creating a recovery and pushing price upward toward the previous swing high and supply region.
However, after taking liquidity above the previous highs, price faced selling pressure and started forming lower highs. This suggests that bearish momentum may be returning in the short term.
1. Resistance Zone – 0.2570–0.2590
The upper resistance zone represents an are

If you don't take profits, it's already a 20,000% profit rate by now, right

$XLM long
entry 0.1973tp 0.2020tp 0.2085sl 0.1900at this price looks like a chance to catch an early move rather than chase one that’s already stretched. I’m taking the bullish side, but I’d want to see the price actually follow through before getting too confident.

✅From a trader’s perspective, how should we observe the market before and after the election?
I would divide the trading process into three stages, rather than presuming a direction in advance.
👀Stage One: Now through November 2 — trading expectations
Core question: Has the market already priced in the election results?
Track changes in polling and market expectations, but do not treat polls directly as trading signals.
Observe whether BTC is outperforming or underperforming the Nasdaq, and whether spot trading volume and ETF flows are supporting any rise.
Pay attention to US Treasury yields,

$SAAR is breaking out, mini game is launching very soon✅
You won’t get a better entry than this, $5m run is starting now and a lot will be left behind 🤝
The team behind $SAAR is building everyday, this will eventually trade at multiple X’s very soon ✅
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Looking at this data, it should be pushed upward
Target: around 84200
spot ↗️
perp ↘️
OI ↗️

On October 10 last year, Bitcoin crashed from $122,000 to $105,000 in a single day
$19 billion in futures positions were liquidated, and 1.6 million accounts were wiped out
Three days later, it clawed back to $114,000
Today, one year later, it’s at $83,000
27% below that rebound level
Still 34% below the $126,000 peak from October 6 last year
Tariffs were the trigger, and liquidations followed
Ethereum dropped 15% that day
More than 85% of the liquidated positions were longs
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $680 million in outflows this week, ending three consecutive weeks of inflows

$RLC I just opened a quick short trade
Enter and sell at 1.0900 or 1.1400. First target: 1.0600. Second target: 1.0300. Third target: 1.00. Final target: 0.9800++. Set the stop-loss above 1.2500. Click here to enter and sell 👇$RLC

Is it time for the privacy sector to have its turn?
After looking through the recent altcoin market, I noticed something: the coins posting the strongest gains are all new faces, while the old coins are being ignored. But the pattern of capital rotation has never changed—once the new coins have had their run, funds always come back for the old names.
ZEC is the old coin that has been left behind. The pioneer of the zero-knowledge proof sector and an evergreen in privacy coins, it has nevertheless severely underperformed BTC during this bull run.
To save you the trouble of switching apps, just

Something has happened in the Middle East again, and this time the US military took direct action
US Central Command confirmed that a US fighter jet used precision-guided munitions in the Gulf of Oman to strike a merchant vessel attempting to break the maritime blockade against Iran, disabling the ship
Fortunately, according to the US military, no crew members were injured or killed
What concerns me most about this news is that shipping risks around the Strait of Hormuz are once again in the spotlight:
Gold $XAU is in an awkward position right now: on one hand, geopolitical conflict is suppor