Short $FF
at 0.1059–0.1063, timeframe: 4H. Sellers need to hold this level. Rather than chasing lower prices, I’d prefer to see a rejection here. My observations: - 4H price is 0.106, below the EMA50 at 0.111, favoring sellers - 1H RSI is 36: momentum is neutral, with room to fall further - Stop-loss risk is 1.9%, while TP3 offers a 3.0% return; if the move develops as expected, the risk-reward ratio is 1.6R 🔴 Short · Entry: 0.1059–0.1063 · TP 0.1049 / 0.1041 / 0.1029 · SL 0.1081 Not investment advice · Please do your own research

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#USSeptemberPPIBeatsExpectations #ShareWeekly
Bitcoin: The $80,000–$82,000 Zone Matters
Bitcoin was trading near $82,106 in market reporting on October 16, while another report showed it had briefly fallen to $79,770 on Thursday before stabilizing near $81,985. These figures show how quickly BTC has been moving around important psychological levels.
My view is cautious while Bitcoin struggles to establish sustained support above $82,000. The PPI surprise can increase concerns about higher interest rates, but Warsh’s measured comments and a weaker dollar can provide temporary relief.
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Should I chase after a 10% gain? My answer is no—wait for a pullback confirmation before considering position size.
$AM The current price is 0.000737, up 10.99% in 24h, but the structure is not clean: MA5=0.0007452 has crossed above MA20=0.00073425, and the short-term moving averages are still supporting the price, but the MACD histogram is -3.388e-06, so momentum has not turned bullish in tandem; RSI=53.8 is in neutral territory, with neither overbought conditions nor oversold protection. The 30-candle range is about 26.73%, making this a highly volatile asset. The stop-loss needs enough room

#BitcoinTops$82K #Bitcoin Tops a Major Level, What Comes Next for the Market
Bitcoin continues to capture the attention of the crypto market as traders watch its latest move toward higher price levels. Every major move in BTC creates new opportunities, but it also brings an important question for investors. Is the market preparing for another bullish expansion, or could a period of consolidation arrive before the next big move?
Bitcoin remains the leading digital asset and a major indicator of overall crypto market sentiment. When BTC moves higher, traders often look for strength across Ethere

#WarshIMFSpeech #ShareWeekly
Kevin Warsh Speech Sends Mixed Signals as Inflation and Yields Keep Bitcoin on Edge
Headline: Kevin Warsh Refuses to Pre-Judge the Fed, and Bitcoin Is Stuck Between Hot Inflation and Higher Yields
Live market snapshot: Bitcoin is trading near 81,500 US dollars, roughly 3 percent below where it was a few days ago and still under its 20-day moving average. The benchmark 10-year US Treasury yield is around 5.08 to 5.10 percent after touching a 24-year high of about 5.36 percent last week. The 30-year yield has eased from about 5.73 percent to near 5.43 percent. In eq

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#ETH is currently at 2428 and remains highly correlated with BTC, with overall strength weaker than Bitcoin. On the four-hour chart, it continues to trade in a relatively weak range, with short-term resistance near 2480 and key support around 2380. Daily-chart upside momentum is insufficient, and 24-hour trading volume is relatively low. Independent buying pressure is weak, and price action mostly follows BTC passively. From a capital-flow perspective, inflows into ETH spot are limited, while ETF flows remain under sustained pressure, making it difficult for ETH to move independently. Whenever

#WarshIMFSpeech #ShareWeekly : The Fed Chair Who Refused to Give the Market a Map
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s appearance at the IMF/World Bank meetings in Bangkok was never going to be a routine speech. With US inflation data running hot and markets desperate for a signal on the next rate move, Warsh chose a different path: strategic ambiguity.
Instead of pre-committing to an October hike or ruling one out, Warsh reaffirmed the Fed’s commitment to price stability and acknowledged that inflation is “not a US-only problem,” with most major central banks engaged in synchronized tightening. But he exp

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#USSeptemberPPI #Inflation
The U.S. Producer Price Index (PPI) for September has become a major focus for financial markets after producer prices rose significantly more than economists expected. The report has renewed concerns about the persistence of inflation and raised important questions about the Federal Reserve’s future interest-rate decisions. For investors across stocks, bonds, commodities, and cryptocurrencies, this development highlights why macroeconomic data remains a critical driver of market sentiment.
Producer Price Index measures changes in the prices domestic producers recei

#美国9月PPI大超预期 #沃什IMF讲话 The Data: A Supply-Side Inflation Shock
US September producer price data landed with a force that unsettled the rate-cut narrative. Headline PPI rose 6.3% year-over-year, far above the 5.3–5.4% consensus, while the monthly print surged 1.3%—the largest single-month jump since March 2022. Core PPI, stripping out food and energy, also beat expectations at 5.0% YoY and 0.7% MoM, signaling that underlying price pressure is not merely an energy artifact.
Energy was the proximate driver: energy prices climbed 10.8% MoM, with diesel reaching record highs and transport and wareho

Today I saw Bitcoin hovering around $82,000; prices remained stable after Fed Governor Waller said there would be no immediate rate hikes in the near future. The broader market edged up, with the crypto index rising 0.6%. I noticed that a crypto political action committee had put $2.3 million into the Ohio Senate election, targeting Sherrod Brown; meanwhile, a new report showed that stablecoin remittances cost 84% less than traditional transfers. I'm watching Wall Street's 4 p.m. close. Tokenized stocks are still actively traded, with daily trading volume increasing by about $1.2 billion. 📈$T