A bit late for a good morning...
But... Dear mother of mercy.

$ETH is showing a bullish divergence.
This could be the start of a stronger move higher.

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Discovered a new feature in M*****sk, however over a ticker on X and you can swap for it!

#HOOKED
The short position placed in the internal group this evening is set to take profit tomorrow 🙌🏻

every shopping platform will need to embrace AI in the same way Walmart is - this is the case study to watch:
- amazon banned ai agents from shopping, walmart did the opposite - any agent (muse, , GPT) gets its own account, can browse and shop on behalf of a human
- browsing history, shopping preferences are kept private to the user.
- human can set spending limits and view, return any items the agent buys. great shopping experience, less pressure on “risk”
on average every meta muse user is spending $200, i expect this to dramatically increase as more of the world replaces browsers with pe

$GRIFFAIN This coin’s funding rate was once very high, with longs willing to pay significantly elevated costs to keep their positions open. If that situation persists, the market can easily become overheated.
I opened a short when the funding rate was high and the price was struggling to rise. The logic was that longs’ costs would keep piling up, and their subsequent position reductions could themselves push the price down. Later, the market weakened, and forced selling amplified the decline.
This short trade returned more than 2x, mainly by capturing the deleveraging phase. What really drives

$ETH Ethereum Is Losing Its Q4 Pivot. Tonight Decides.
Ethereum is a few hours away from telling us whether it lost the middle of its quarterly map.
This is the Q4 grid, built from Q3's high, low and close, on weekly candles. The pivot sits at 2,415.91. Below it, the S 0.184 zone, the bottom of the neutral range, runs from 2,157.75 to 2,256.20.
Here's the quarter so far. ETH opened Q4 strong and tagged 2,738 in the first week, then the weekly closes started sliding: 2,537 on Oct 11, then 2,410 on Oct 18. That second close was just six dollars under the pivot. This week ETH has traded down to 2

I mentioned this once: $DOGE at this level, a breakdown is a matter of time, not direction.
75x short, entered at 0.07893, current price 0.07718, down 2.2%, unrealized profit +157.31%.
To be clear: This unrealized profit is mainly due to 75x leverage, not a large price drop. MEME coin has clear overhead resistance and shrinking volume. After a breakdown, shorts get squeezed quickly, but a 2% drop could be wiped out at any time by a single rebound.
Technically, rebounds after a sharp drop in MEME coin are often even stronger. Once funding rates swing back in favor of longs, they counterattack.

$BTC Is Bitcoin’s long-term bullish structure still intact?
Everyone is focused on what happens next. I’m focused on the bigger picture.
On the higher-timeframe chart, $BTC is trading near $80k, with the $41,000–$56K area marked as the main accumulation zone.
My key levels:
Accumulation zone: $41,000–$56K. The bullish structure must hold.
Long-term targets: $126K→ $300K→ $600K→ $1M. A deeper pullback doesn’t automatically invalidate the bullish thesis. The key question is whether BTC can hold its macro structure.
Are you focused on the macro structure, or just watching the daily noise?$XAU

Last 3–4 Days’ Results
GOLD ( #XAU ) : I warned you when it was at $4,200, and today it hit $3,990!
📉 $MAGMA : Crashed from my exact level.
📉 $DOOD : Crashed heavily after 2 SLs.
⚠️ $IRYS : Not a single SL was hit, but the coin ended up being a rug pull. The thing is, nobody followed my instructions on this coin.
I don’t give long lectures here. I act instantly, and the results speak for themselves within minutes or hours.
Outstanding accuracy over the last few days!
By the special grace of Allah, I’m blessed with strong analytical skills. Many people stand against me, but the results silence

Forward P/E of the “AI bubble” stocks as of Friday’s close...
$NVDA: about 17x
$META: about 19.5x
$TSM: about 19.6x
$GOOG: about 24x
$AMZN: about 26x
$MSFT: about 26.5x
The S&P 500 overall: 18.7x
So 6 of the most talked about AI companies on earth trade right around the market’s average multiple... while growing a lot faster than the average company
Does that mean buy all of them tomorrow? No. P/E is one piece. Growth, moat, debt & where earnings are actually headed matter just as much
But next time someone tells you the whole AI trade is a bubble, ask them which one. Some are. Some aren't.

$RLUSD 24-hour +0.00%, currently at 1.0013. The 1-hour chart is weak, while the 4-hour chart is strong. 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 choosing a direction; a short-term shift cannot be treated as a trend reversal. Picking whichever timeframe looks more convincing makes for a satisfying conclusion, but it is most likely t

$APR Bullish sentiment is heating up: a long entered at 0.03316 has reached 0.04384, showing 790.36% in unrealized profit at 25x leverage. As sentiment shifts from cold to hot, intraday price action can climb in consecutive steps, with liquidity helping drive a favorable short-term move.
The biggest risk in sentiment trading is getting carried away after making a profit. Buyers chasing the price create opportunities, but they can also take profits all at once, triggering a pullback. Eye-catching figures on the screen don't mean there's no risk of a retracement.
At 25x leverage, don't treat unr

🚨 Kevin Warsh is walking into one of the most dangerous Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meetings in modern history. The FOMC meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, and this time, any stance the Fed takes could trigger a massive market sell-off. Both the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Producer Price Index (PPI) rose more than expected, and core inflation continues to climb. Meanwhile, the U.S.-Iran war has driven up energy prices, further intensifying inflationary pressures. And that is only half the problem. The U.S. economy is already showing signs of weakness. The housing market is strugg

$SUI being oversold doesn't mean it's bottomed; rebound demand is growing, but a reversal still needs one more piece of evidence
$SUI is now trading at 0.9252 USDT, down -1.48% over 24 hours, and fluctuating between 0.904 and 0.9427. 1-hour support is at 0.904, resistance is at 0.9427, the 4-hour trend is weak, and trading activity is only 0.11x. In this snapshot, the price has already fallen to the lower end of the range, but neither timeframe is showing a reversal signal.
My view is that rebound demand has emerged, but until the structure stops weakening, I won't call oversold conditions a

The Crypto market is looking very healthy here.
It's very important to be objective and understand the data.
As we approach the weekly close, we are tracking very similarly to the previous two early bull market moves.
The setup is almost identical to both 2020 and 2023. But looks even more like 2020.
We are now 119 days from the bottom, and about to test the 1W RSI trend level(yellow line), whilst sitting above all key SMA+EMA levels that were reclaimed from the bears.
Bitcoin was in this exact position in both previous bottom moves higher. 119 days, close to retesting the RSI trend.
Both time

Will this ever happen again?
Be honest

$USD1 is currently trading at 0.99998, up +0.00% over 24H (range: 0.99987–1). The 1H trend is strong, with an RSI of 65; the 4H trend is strong, with an RSI of 53. If it holds above 1, the upside potential can be monitored; if it breaks below the 0.99987 support, the short-term structure may weaken. Markets are volatile; for observation only.