My trading strategy for the week of October is to reduce positions in the current range-bound, high-volatility market, wait for confirmation on the sidelines, and only consider building positions in batches when Bitcoin holds $80,000 and Ethereum stabilizes above $2,350. The core logic is: the market rebound is weak and cannot yet be called "stable," and the pressure from U.S. tech stocks and rising bond yields remains unresolved, making aggressive long positions unsuitable.
📊 Current Market Overview and Judgment
As of October 19, the market is in a state of "rebound but fragile." Bitcoin ha

GOLD Hand heva liar

FTR’s gone parabolic—does that mean it can keep rising? Don’t treat Musk’s rocket like your own ATM!
What’s the most fascinating thing about crypto? Yesterday you were studying candlestick charts; today you’re studying rocket propulsion systems. The Tesla Roadster went viral, and $FTR became the talk of the town, as if simply having Tesla and SpaceX in its name automatically came with a wealth boost.
But don’t celebrate just yet. Riding a hot trend doesn’t mean you have value, and a price surge doesn’t mean the rally has only just begun.
For meme coins like FTR, the main driver is usually mark

$Pha will blast soon 💣

How did I ever dare to bet so big before? Is a degenerate gambler’s nerve a nonrenewable resource?

Interest in stock derivatives has been picking up lately, and the data in this edition of the leaderboard reflects that. During my time working in key account services at Gate, what I've noticed most is that this field is still in its early stages. Product formats, trading rules, and user habits are all gradually taking shape, and each platform is finding its own way forward.
I don't think too much weight should be given to daily rankings and price movements. What's more important is whether users can receive stable service over the long term: clear explanations of the rules, prompt responses

The shorting strategy is starting to play out: BTC has already dropped 1,000 points, and ETH is also down 30 points
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$ETH ‌

$ETH Let's take another look at Ether's daily chart 🤔
Could it possibly form a right shoulder?
A quick discussion
ETH's daily chart structure is in a bottoming consolidation phase following a pullback from the highs. Price is below the EMA50, and the rebound is a corrective move that has yet to reverse the daily trend. Its movement is correlated with BTC.
Key levels
Strong daily support: 2345; secondary support: 2380
First daily resistance: 2480; strong resistance: 2566
Market logic:
The daily chart has yet to establish an uptrend, and each rebound is prone to facing resistance and pulling b

Over his lifetime, Buffett’s investment portfolio appears to have suffered 60% drawdowns six times.

$JASMY #JASMY
Preparing for breakout of Falling Wedge on Weekly chart.
Breakout could provide 2-3X decisive bullish rally during coming weeks ✍️

Could the "Inverse head and shoulders" outlook on the Ethereum chart be an upward signal? We need the rise of $ETH for the Altcoin bull...
#Ethereum #ETH #Bullish #AltcoinReboundLosesMomentum $ETH ‌

I was stunned to learn that Zhang Zuolin’s daughter—and Zhang Xueliang’s younger sister—is still alive.

GT isn’t adding to its position now—should it wait until 20 to buy more?

After around 400,000 wallets connected to Hyperliquid perpetuals through Phantom and MetaMask, cumulative losses totaled about $280 million.
Based on X trending-topic figures on the evening of October 19, Phantom users lost about $100 million and paid about $29.6 million in fees, while MetaMask users lost about $74 million. 90-day retention was only about 1/7, and the platform’s daily revenue was about $2 million. CoinGecko spot HYPE was about $79.9, up about 1.1% over 24 hours (snapshot around 18:05 Beijing time).
I think the overly seamless access raised the cost of trial and error: many peo

$SOXL It made a 10-point move in a day, climbing from 88 to 103 intraday—a 15% round-trip swing. This thing is like riding a roller coaster without a seat belt—thrilling for sure, but anyone with a bad back should stay away.
Leveraged ETFs are essentially all-in bets on semiconductors with borrowed money, multiplying both gains and losses. Trading value topped 1.2 billion today, showing frantic turnover—not a one-way market.
Trading advice: At the current price of 102.5, don’t chase. Wait for a pullback to the 98–100 range and buy in gradually. Set a stop-loss at 95; if it breaks, take the los

📈 U.S. stocks this week: It’s the tech sector’s turn to “show its work” 🍿
Tesla and Meta earnings + AI / memory chips
Can this round of results give tech stocks a boost?
Which company’s analysis are you most looking forward to?
Name it in the comments, and we’ll bring your questions to the host 🔴
Save the weekly schedule. See you in the livestream.
https://www.gate.com/live
‍#GateLive #美股 #TSLA #META

From K to G to X: Why Do Train Designations Keep Changing?
Train designations keep changing to make room for the next round of speed upgrades on China’s railways.
China State Railway Group has announced two rounds of train-number adjustments, in late November and late December:
New X-prefix designations will be reserved for future Fuxing trains traveling at over 350 km/h;
K- and T-prefix designations will also be reassigned to EMUs operating at 200–250 km/h and 300 km/h, respectively.
This shows that high-speed rail is no longer about simply being “good enough.” It’s being reorganized by produ

Why do all our experts say big rockets won't work? Meanwhile, Musk next door actually succeeded?$SPCX