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10/15 Gold Order No. 5: Collected 14.3 points, 14,300 oil!
New partner: 12,000 oil; currently at 118,800 oil!
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Daily timeframe! A daily wick pierced the FVG gap around 80000 and then quickly recovered, liquidating the long stop-loss orders accumulated at the round-number level. The ability to quickly recover after the wick indicates strong buying support in this area; the bears failed to achieve an effective breakdown, forming a short-term price rejection.
The gap at 843-852 above still has a magnetic effect and was not fully filled during the previous rebound. The FVG acts like a magnet, attracting prices upward. Since the liquidity below has already been swept and tested and found support, provided t
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$ONDO Long Trade
Entry: CMP
SL: 4 Hour Close 0.3973
We are retesting a very major support here, too good to ignore fam.
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$OP Why is it pushing higher against the broader market? Put simply, it’s not retail’s faith—it’s someone else doing the math.
I checked a few big accounts, and a 50x leveraged short just got slapped in the face—shorting at the highs, only for the price to fall from the 0.15 range to just above 0.13, prompting them to move their stop-losses to breakeven one by one. On the other hand, it has gained 40% in 30 days, while BTC managed only single-digit gains over the same period—the gap is right there. Betting on an altcoin like this with a position leveraged dozens of times means a random bounce
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CPI followed by PPI, with inflation exceeding expectations across the board—has the market responded?
CPI yesterday, PPI today. For two consecutive nights, inflation data has shattered the market’s rate-cut fantasies.
U.S. September PPI rose to 6.3% year over year, far above the market expectation of 5.3%, while the previous reading was also revised up to 5.6%; month over month, it surged 1.3%, versus the market’s previous expectation that it would remain at 0.5%, marking the largest monthly increase since March 2022. Even core PPI, excluding food and energy, rose 0.7% month over month and 5.0
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Seeing it drop and panic-selling, then only chasing in after it rises—this is the most typical trading misconception in a range-bound market. The current Fear & Greed Index is 53, with neutral sentiment: there is neither an extreme-panic dip-buying window nor excessive risk. In this environment, the broader market’s influence often outweighs the individual coin’s own fundamentals.
$EN 24h down 7.54%, current price 0.1865, trading volume 48.3M USDT. On the moving-average front, MA5=0.18612 has crossed below MA20=0.190075, indicating a weak medium-term structure, but the price is currently track
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The crypto space is very real in that when KOLs have a falling-out, they can turn on each other just like that.
In traditional industries like civil engineering and e-commerce, even if you’re upset, you still have to smile and play along, since acceptance checks, supply, and payment collection could all be held up, and no one dares to fall out lightly.
But the crypto space simply doesn’t play by those rules. Everyone makes a living from the market, and profits or losses depend entirely on market conditions and ability. If you don’t get along, you part ways and each goes off to take their own o
I heard from a friend that gyms nowadays are the ultimate hookup spots. Is that really true?😳
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$DOGE Everyone is advising me not to invest in Dogecoin, but I'm very individualistic—I insist on not listening
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#BTCBreaksBelow82K
BTC BELOW $82,000: WILL $81K HOLD OR WILL BITCOIN FALL TOWARD $80K? 📉
Bitcoin’s next move could decide whether this correction becomes a buying opportunity or develops into another leg lower. My view is simple: I am not buying just because BTC has fallen. I want to see buyers defend support, selling pressure weaken, and price reclaim important levels first.
The September US CPI report has added another challenge for risk assets. Bitcoin is trading around $81,000–$82,000, while traders are watching whether the market can stabilise after the breakdown below $82,000.
1. WHY D
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Planning to live elsewhere, you worry about whether rent is 4,000 or 5,000 a month, whether the utilities are charged at residential rates, and whether the property management fee is just a few dozen yuan a month…
Then you open the exchange, and the one-day drop could have paid for years of living elsewhere
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I saw a shapely mom dancing while holding her daughter, and for a moment I couldn’t tell whether she was using her daughter as bait or herself as bait.😂
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$BTC
Warsh is going to kill the dot plot
The Fed is in complete turmoil
From now on, the market can only guess interest rates based on the data
Fuck
Guys
This old bastard Warsh really doesn't let anyone have peace
This asshole is pushing a revolutionary communications reform
To drastically scale back forward guidance
And even assess revising or scrapping the dot plot
To build a quiet central bank
No longer giving the market an interest-rate roadmap in advance
The entire macro trading logic is going to change
Warsh's reasoning seems pretty sophisticated
He says overly transparent forward guida
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No, seriously, are tonight’s U.S. data here to flip the table? 😂 Yesterday’s CPI had just taught the market a lesson, and tonight’s PPI came in for the finishing blow. September PPI jumped straight to 1.3% month-on-month, while the market expected only 0.6%, more than twice as high. Retail sales also jumped from the expected 0.3% to 0.8%. Good grief, U.S. inflation really has no intention of calming down. As soon as the data came out, Bitcoin $BTC plunged from around 81000 to 80520, then shot back up a bit. I’m still bearish on BTC in the short term. It failed to hold above 84k earlier, and
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Buy the dip, buy the dip, buy the dip
$btc
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#美国9月PPI大超预期
U.S. PPI SURGES 6.3%: Bitcoin Tests $80K, Tech Stocks Face Pressure, Gold Rebounds — What Comes Next?
My Market Outlook | October 15, 2026
Inflation is becoming a major challenge for financial markets again. September's U.S. Producer Price Index (PPI) jumped 6.3% year-over-year and 1.3% month-over-month, significantly exceeding expectations. Meanwhile, September CPI accelerated to 3.7% annually, with a 0.6% monthly increase.
My view is clear: this is a market for confirmation, not blind buying or panic selling. Inflation, interest-rate expectations, liquidity and investor positio
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Crypto is down because inflation is 3.7%
Crypto is a HEDGE on inflation!!
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#美国9月PPI大超预期 Data beat expectations across the board, yet the market "isn't following the script": PPI came in at 6.3%, with BTC hanging by a thread at $80K—will this be "the end of bad news" or "stagflation panic"?

Actual data: U.S. September PPI rose 6.3% year-over-year (forecast 5.3%) and 1.3% month-over-month (forecast 0.5%)—the highest in more than four years; core PPI rose 5.0% year-over-year, while retail sales rose 0.8%, also beating expectations. All four readings "blew out the charts." But interestingly, the more explosive the data, the more "divided" the market became—U.S. Treasur
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