On October 17, the lower level of the subscription order was reached, and we entered near 2421 on the upper side.

Republicans have the edge among registered voters in Florida. Democrats are betting that frustration over the cost of living can outweigh the numbers on paper. It’s the same with synthetic assets on-chain: no matter how good the collateral looks on paper, liquidity is the real vote when it’s time to redeem. I set my stop-loss too tight and got swept twice. I’ve learned my lesson. I hope I’m wrong this time—if I am, it means the market still has legs. Keep an eye on this one.

$SIREN At 2:07 AM, the 0.0301 level is testing the resolve behind today’s second attempt to form a bottom. It’s down 25.59% in 24 hours, crashing from 0.0413 to 0.0280. The 78.4M in trading volume shows this isn’t retail investors capitulating—someone is dumping directly into thin liquidity. The order book tells the story clearly: the wick down to 0.0280 was bought up instantly, but sell orders are capping the rebound near 0.0305, a classic sign of leftover positions supporting the market after a dump. Old Chen in the group was just asking if it was time to buy the dip. I replied, “Catching th

#vix We would like this guy to be much lower than its current levels tomorrow morning so that the US side and the crypto side can survive.

Oil prices are nearing $110, and the crypto market needs to keep a close eye on this strait
The weekend news may be about oil tankers, but by Monday it could affect everyone’s positions.
On October 17, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said that two oil tankers caught fire after hitting mines in the Strait of Hormuz. However, the claims still lack independent confirmation, and the specific losses cannot be treated as conclusive.
As for prices, on the most recent trading day, October 16, Brent crude closed at $109.86, up 3.7% on the day; WTI closed at $101.41, up 3.5%. Both rose 4.9% and

#TapeOutNFT My proposal: First Silicon (the first silicon wafer)
In the chip industry, the first test chip returned from a tape-out is called first silicon. Test1 is the first silicon wafer of the TapeOut ecosystem.
· Modularization: packaging baseboard × core circuitry × routing × numbered badge, with four layers that can be freely combined. The core circuitry and routing can be taken directly from the bound mining machine's netlist, matching the diagram and circuitry.
· Photomask → chip: The 100 TapeCode NFTs that B God said to bring along serve as photomasks, and the 10k Test1 units are chi

I burned through it again, sigh.
Is there a sugar daddy who can sponsor the highest GPT quota?
I have so, so many things I want to do 🥲🥲

The event competition we organized before the Lunar New Year is about to begin, and time is running out. Those who haven’t joined a team yet, come on and join us! Free registration, free rewards. 3.2 million U30 team points. We’ve already secured a top 3 spot. Joining teams with no ranking means you won’t get any rewards. The higher the rank, the more points you get. Our current strength feels like #1 or #2, and we rank #5 across the entire network in participant count. Everyone is welcome to join. We’re all gold-tier players—each person’s trading volume is equivalent to 10 people’s. 😃

BTC and ETH trade sideways over the weekend; continue watching resistance on rebounds
BTC remains range-bound in the short term, and its four-hour structure has not yet turned bullish; ETH continues to underperform BTC.
Trading volume is low over the weekend. Avoid opening positions in the middle of the range or anticipating a breakout.
【BTC Strategy】
Direction: Short the rebound
Entry: Resistance at 81900—82050
Target 1: 81300
Target 2: 80850
🔴 Stop-loss: Above 82300
If BTC breaks above 82300 and holds on a retest, cancel the short plan.
【ETH Strategy】
Direction: Short the rebound
Entry: Res

Yesterday I went to Gongfu Seafood Noodles, a must-visit spot in Baoshan. It was really worth it and an eye-opener—the queueing hall was even bigger than those of ordinary restaurants…

BNB strategy
Near resistance at 722‑723, prioritize shorting first.
Only chase longs after a breakout on increased volume, or wait for a pullback to 722‑723 before going long.
Support below is at 711‑713; consider opening a long position at this level.
If support breaks, chase shorts, or wait for a rebound before shorting.

Bitcoin shows billions of negative delta.
Shorts are currently under the water, trapped.
$BTC

🐋 BOUGHT $HYPE AT $3.50. HELD FOR 2 YEARS. MADE $21 MILLION.

$SNDKB is currently at 1,282.75, down 1.36% over 24 hours, with volume at 0.23 times the average of the last 20 bars. These figures together make the key point clear: the 1-hour chart for $SNDKB has moved, but the 4-hour chart has yet to confirm.
I treat the shorter timeframe as a signal, not a conclusion; without confirmation from the larger timeframe, direction can still shift. 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—not tha

10.18 BTC Long-Short Ratio Analysis: Retail Traders Bullish, Large Holders Bearish, Divergence Structure
A. Retail ratio currently stands at 0.5187, with the curve rising, suggesting a wait-and-see stance with a bullish bias.
B. Large holders’ long-short ratio: 0.83, with the curve falling, suggesting a wait-and-see stance with a bearish bias.
Summary: “Divergence structure.” The weak rebound driven by retail traders buying the dip has no follow-through from large holders’ funds, so it is bound to be “short-lived.”

At Nvidia’s current level, I’m bearish again 🤣
There’s been plenty of discussion on X about the AI bubble and whether investments in computing power can actually pay off
Nvidia’s fundamentals are indeed strong, but the higher the stock price climbs, the higher market expectations get. Any slight miss in earnings or returns on AI investments could give investors a reason to take profits
At Nvidia’s current level, I don’t want to use too much leverage. Being bearish is one thing, but being able to withstand a market rebound is another
My approach is simple: first, see whether there’s an opportu