Hey everyone, did you take advantage of this pullback to build or add to your Bitcoin positions?
Strive added over 7,000 BTC in two weeks, and the race among public companies to stack coins is still accelerating.
TD Cowen raised its price target for Strive (ASST) from $44 to $56. The company’s BTC holdings have grown to 35,595, worth about $2.9 billion based on reported figures, making it the fourth-largest public-company holder—slightly ahead of MARA.
But interestingly, despite the positive news, ASST still fell 6.6% on Friday, closing at $23.96. The share dilution pressure from warrant exerc

$BTC Opening a short on the higher timeframe, trade #6. Thanks in advance for the profits, brothers.
Stop-loss: 83600 Take-profit: 76700 Short now $BTC 👇

$ETH Current conclusion: Short-term outlook is bearish; a rebound is an opportunity to reduce positions, not a signal to chase longs. The core method for assessing trend health with moving averages: the relationship between price, MA5, and MA20 determines the position direction—the current price of 2421.57 is below MA5 at 2422.8, and MA5 is below MA20 at 2436.43, forming a bearish alignment. This indicates short-term momentum is weaker than the medium-term cost basis, and going long is inadvisable until the trend recovers. Supporting indicators: RSI is only 44.8, in the neutral-to-weak zone an

#每周来晒 #Warsh's IMF Speech
Warsh didn't say he'd cut rates, but BTC got excited first.
This is what matters most today.
The market had been waiting for him to keep sounding hawkish: inflation hasn't been fully brought under control, and would the Fed keep raising rates? But Warsh didn't make any definitive statements. Instead, he stressed that he wouldn't prejudge the next meeting.
I think many people immediately interpreted this as a “dovish turn,” but that may be a little premature.
The real change isn't that Warsh suddenly turned dovish. It's that the market's most feared “consecutive rate h

$Q surged 22% in a day, but if you jumped in at 0.0725 this morning, you’re already up on the mountain. It’s now at 0.0640, nearly 12% off its high. The 24-hour low was 0.0507, with a massive 43% range. Put simply, this token was a heart-stopping ride today.
Think of $Q like a group chat member who usually stays quiet, then suddenly drops a red packet in the chat. Everyone rushes to grab a share, only to find there’s not much in the packet, leaving those who came later watching other people’s screenshots. What does 124 million in trading volume tell us? That there was a huge amount of turnover

$BTC Cryptocurrency is pretty much done, it's over, and most have liquidated their positions

Altcoins Are an Undead Army. They Only Move When $BTC Feels Something. 🧟
BTC chops between $80K and $82K. Alts twitch with it. No independent bid. No independent sell. They rise when BTC sniffs higher. They fall the second BTC loses a level. Classic beta. No narrative strong enough to break the chain.
The Setup:
Until BTC closes outside the range, most alts stay dead weight. The ones that hold relative strength while BTC chops are the only ones worth watching. Everything else is just following the leader’s mood.
‍#Alts #BTC #UndeadArmy

Why are people with top-tier intelligence often somewhat unkempt?
It’s as if the world makes it very convenient for us to get a rough idea of what kind of person someone is just from their appearance—through being unkempt, having lean muscle, being heavily muscled, having a big belly, defined abs, an influencer face, and so on?
When people talk about first impressions—whether someone is a good person, a bad person, smart, or stupid—the first impression really does have some reference value, perhaps with 70% accuracy

SOL Shanghai was halted on the spot, SOL Hangzhou was canceled outright, and SOL Shenzhen was postponed—you can see our mom's attitude now, right? $SOL ‌

this is what perfect, sharp trading looks like in the big 2026

The S&P 500 is gearing up for a brutal plunge. That’s not just my opinion—the historical data says so. In 16 of the past 17 midterm election years, the same pattern played out: a sell-off came first. In other words, the odds are over 94%. Look at the examples: In 2018, the S&P 500 hit a new high of 2,930 in September, then fell to 2,351 by December, a nearly 20% drawdown. In 2022, it dropped from 4,818 in January to 3,491 in October, a decline of about 27%. From April to July 2010, it also fell about 16%; from July to October 1998, it dropped nearly 19%. The magnitude varies, but the rhythm is

Completed a withdrawal today—sweet. Tesla really did a fake pump yesterday and trapped quite a few people. Hahaha, shorting is still the way—those two trades were perfect.

$ELSA
Here you go, my friend. This is an investment trade of ours. We'll wait patiently for two months, with target prices of 0.08, 0.1, 0.14, and 0.2😎✋......$BASE
$SIREN Bitcoin Short-Term Holders Reach 4.08M BTC; Australia Proposes Crypto Transaction Reporting Law

Last night’s ETH move: entered at 2435, added at 2450, and fully exited at 2475.
Caught both batches of long positions. The key was that final move: instead of waiting for the market to pull back before thinking about taking profit, I locked in profits while the market was still strong.
Many traders get the direction right but keep thinking it could go a little higher, then watch their profits gradually disappear.
What matters more to me is having a plan for entry and for exit. Hold what you can, take profits when it’s time, and don’t fight the market.
I’m Xing Ge. I share my thinking publicly

The Scumbag’s Take on CL Crude Oil 10.17
Since breaking above the downtrend line, CL has rallied for more than a week. In my view, it’s now back near its previous highs, and the U.S. has already released a substantial amount of crude oil from its reserves.
Next, we’ll want to watch whether CL tests the false breakout level near 109 next week.
Once it reaches that level, U.S. stocks may also be due for a rebound. The inverse correlation between the two is clear for all to see.

Yesterday, the Bitcoin spot ETF with the largest single-day net inflow was BlackRock's IBIT, with a net inflow of $16.7857 million. IBIT's cumulative historical net inflow currently stands at $65.64 billion.

🔥UNI has been dumped into a golden pit! Those brave enough to buy the dip are quietly celebrating!
UNI was dumped to a 24h low of $7.09 today, with panic selling all over the screen. But the guru will tell you: where panic selling ends is the bottom. Volume is shrinking, and smart money has already started picking up bloodied chips. The louder the panic selling, the cheaper the chips at the bottom. This is where the decisive moment comes: the timid sell at a loss, while the bold pick up money.
1. Event: UNI plunged to a 24h low of $7.09, with panic selling cleared out in one go and the price

$AGT Who else? That bastard opposes whatever we do