Also, thanks to this friend for recognizing the streamer’s skills, alright$BTC $ETH
#美国9月PPI大超预期

$STBL Lower Unlocks, Higher Expectations?
STBL reportedly cut planned token unlocks by 77% over the next 12 months, potentially reducing future supply pressure.
But tokenomics alone won’t drive long-term value. The key question is whether real protocol adoption can translate into sustained demand for $STBL .
With $35.84M in reported 24H volume versus a $16.72M market cap, trading activity is notable—but volume isn’t proof of accumulation.
Can STBL turn improved tokenomics into lasting demand, or does it still need to prove its fundamentals?
#STBL #RWA #CryptoAnalysis

#WarshIMFSpeech #WarshIMFSpeech
CORE MESSAGE FROM WARSH AT IMF FORUM 🏛️
Kevin Warsh used his IMF speech to lay out a clear view on money, trust and central bank role. He framed recent years as a test of credibility. Easy money helped in crisis, but long spell of low rates plus large balance sheet left lasting costs.
His main point was simple. Price stability is core duty. When that duty slips, all other goals suffer.
WHY CREDIBILITY AND PRICE STABILITY MATTER 💡
Warsh argued that a central bank earns trust by keeping purchasing power firm over time. When inflation rises and stays high, trust

You can’t understand the pain!

#GateWCTCS9GlobalTradingCompetition
The global trading community is preparing for one of Gate's major competitive events of the season. Gate WCTC Season 9 is scheduled to begin on October 26, bringing together traders through team battles, individual rankings, and BTC/USDT event-contract challenges, with a maximum advertised prize pool of 6,000,000 USDT.
For me, the most interesting part of WCTC S9 is not simply the headline reward. It is the way the competition combines different trading categories, strategic decision-making, and global community participation. However, a large prize pool al

Musk’s Roadster is still floating out there in space. There’s not much to say about this market. DAO governance? A bunch of people voting on what color the wallpaper should be—that’s the level of decentralized decision-making we’re talking about. A rally without volume is bogus; volume will have to catch up sooner or later. Some coin. Is this call right? Come back next week and we’ll find out.

Up 91.19% in 30 days, 24h -6.1%: I'm bullish on $NEAR
$NEAR just appeared among CoinGecko’s trending searches, and the market immediately pulled back. It’s up 91.19% in 30 days, down 6.1% over 24 hours, and currently at 5.008—is this real strength or a trap for buyers? I’m bullish, and the data explains why.
Overnight, U.S. crypto-related stocks averaged -6.07%. This pullback in $NEAR is simply in sync with the broader market, not a capital flight specific to the token.
The flow data is on my side too: 24h trading volume was 189145826 USDT, with a volume ratio of 0.886, indicating a low-volume

US M2 is at ATH
China M2 is at ATH
EU M2 is at ATH
Japan M2 is close to ATH
Global M2 supply is at ATH
And you're whining about a 2% dip?
NGMI

Crypto Digest: BTC, ETH, ZEC
After two days of scary U.S. inflation data, the market is catching its breath. Here's who did what 👇
🟠 BITCOIN → THE FAKE-OUT
$BTC dipped to $79,709, below the October 8 low, then closed the day back at ~$82.1K. Volume was 1.45x the average, so this wasn't a sleepy bounce.
🎯 Above $82.5K → $84K is next
⚠ Close below $79.7K → the rebound is cancelled
🟣 ETHEREUM → STILL UNDER THE CLOUDS
ETH is up ~3% to ~$2,435, but it's still stuck under both its 20-day and 50-day averages, and both are pointing down. It's like trying to climb stairs on an escalator going the o

🚨 BULLISH: TD Cowen raises its price target for Bitcoin treasury firm Strive $ASST from $44 to $56, maintaining its BUY rating.
Strive has accumulated nearly 7,600 $BTC in just two weeks, already surpassing TD Cowen’s forecast for the entire fourth quarter.

📊 The published spread shows 2.99%, but the live order book executes at 0.17%. Same market, two numbers that measure different things.
And the premium over the BCV rate is +12.16%: learning to read these without confusing them changes what you pay for each USDT.
The three concepts, without the confusion:
1) Published spread (2.99%): the one on the radar, the average across the entire market. It includes listings that aren't useful to you. It's the general context.
2) Executable spread (0.17%): the one in the live order book, what it costs to cross the market right now at the top of the book.

Bang bang bang! 💰👇$INJ The third target has been achieved, 8.600. Keep a close eye on it, lock in profits. Congratulations 🎉🤑💰👇 Congratulations to everyone who entered with us 🎉🤑💰

#pi, Pi is about to make a major move

#KOSPIJumps3.3% Jumps 3.3 Percent as South Korean Stocks Attempt a Strong Recovery
South Korea’s stock market is back in focus as the KOSPI rises 3.3 percent, signaling renewed buying interest after recent market pressure. The rebound highlights how quickly investor sentiment can change when traders begin looking for opportunities following a sharp decline.
For market participants, this move is more than just a green number on the screen. It reflects the constant battle between fear and confidence, short term selling pressure and the possibility of a broader recovery. When a major stock index

Shark $SPY indicator having a massive week. First time in a long time we've seen a whale target hit. Came right at the bottom of the day too. This week moved the win rate up more to 71%. Clean entries and exits with little noise.

#BitcoinTops$82K #ShareWeekly
Bitcoin Reclaims $82K: Hot Inflation, Warsh Signals, ETF Stress and the Road Ahead
Bitcoin has pushed back above the $82,000 level, and the move is worth a closer look because the path to get here was anything but smooth. Over the past few sessions, the market has been battered by one hot inflation print after another, a bond market that refuses to calm down, and spot ETF flows that turned from a tailwind into a headwind. Yet BTC is still holding its ground around $82,000 to $82,500, and that tells us something about where the real buyers are standing. My take is