The third target has been reached 💰👇$EDU Keep a close eye on it and secure your profits. Congratulations! 🎉🤑💰 has reached 0.07600; if it breaks through, it will reach the final target

$BERA Down one-fifth in a day—this isn’t a pullback; someone just flipped the table.
Think of it this way: You spent 100 bucks on a ticket to get in this morning, and before you’ve even had dinner, it’s worth just 80. What stings even more is that today’s low was 0.1859, just a hair below the current price. That means sellers haven’t fully cleared out yet, and the price is basically sliding along the floor.
Look at the numbers: down 20.45% in 24 hours, peaked at 0.2390, and now at 0.1867—like taking a straight elevator from the mountaintop to the bottom. The trading value is 21.4M—not huge, bu

In this brutal market, getting in with the right person can save you ten years of detours!

While others are still lying awake at dawn, anxious after getting stopped out, we're calmly counting 9,000 U!

Looking back at this textbook-level trade:
Confidently opened a short at 82362, with a stop-loss set at 82888.
The market moved, but we saw through the big players' intentions: “They're deliberately pushing it up to trigger stop-losses.” We promptly removed the stop-loss and held the position!
Exited smoothly at 812, secured the profits, and made a modest 9,000 U on a single trade. Feels grea

✈️ Turkish Airlines has returned to Maiquetía: 4 weekly Istanbul–Caracas flights starting October 1. For the P2P and USDT ecosystem, this route is much more than tourism: it’s a channel for liquidity, remittances, and cash arbitrage.
The inaugural flight was operated by a Boeing 787-900 Dreamliner (30 business-class seats and 270 economy seats), with 284 arrivals and 283 departures recorded: virtually full occupancy, which says a lot about the demand for this route. The flights operate on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Why does Istanbul matter? Turkey has become one of the most a

Shorts are crowded with an account ratio of 0.74; I’m bullish on $PUMP as volume drops to 0.38
$PUMP Currently at 0.00434, 24h -4.5%, range 0.00426–0.00463. Volume is drying up as price dips; I’m bullish.
The volume ratio is just 0.38, with 24h trading volume of 13907759 USDT—standard low-volume action. But volume across three 15m candles rose from 35,628,099 to 56,595,216, while the average for the previous hour was only 34,895,278—buyers are stepping in during the slow decline.
The funding rate is neutral at 5e-05, and the long/short account ratio is 0.7379, with shorts heavily skewed. Dail

What the market does best is crush your rationality with a sharp rally.
On 10.16, while everyone online was shouting “the bearish news is exhausted and the market is reversing,” Tong Ge’s strategy was: short at 823-828, stop loss at 845.
Why short? Because BlackRock was selling, CPI/PPI were all bearish, yet the market surged against the trend. This wasn’t a reversal; it was a classic shakeout and position rotation.
The high was 82900, landing precisely in the ambush zone, then it plunged all the way to 80800, capturing a 2100-point move!
Trading has never been about betting on whether prices

I really don’t like what I’m seeing. 🫣
Oil prices are rising, and it’s clear to me that inflation will be difficult to control.
Another thing to keep in mind: BTC ETFs have been very weak.
Be very careful this weekend.

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#美国9月PPI大超预期

📊 The traffic light shows a 4.59% spread, but the executable P2P order book shows 0.22%: Bs. 2.14 between the best ask (Bs. 967,00) and the best bid (Bs. 964,86).
The mid is Bs. 965,93, and the order book has a 73.08% imbalance toward buyers. Two numbers, two realities.
A level-by-level breakdown:
1) The traffic light spread (4.59%) is the aggregate: it averages all market listings, including illiquid ones and those with amounts that don’t work for you. It’s the context.
2) The executable spread (0.22%) is the actual distance between the best ask (967,00) and the best bid (964,86): just Bs. 2

Can this story really be true?
It even slid in more than 100 times
Can you stop making things up for traffic?
Is Musk’s welfare really that appealing?

$ZIL Down 22% in one day—is 0.0025 a guillotine or a golden opportunity? The group is already arguing fiercely.
Bulls say: Trading volume is still rising at 28.7M, and most of the panic selling is over; the daily RSI is oversold, so a rebound could come at any time; 0.0025 is right at last year's pre-rally base, making it solid support.
Bears say: Over 24h, it plunged from 0.0035 and closed at the low, with no resistance at all; this kind of drop clearly suggests the project team is dumping or there's a delisting warning from a major exchange; it's an old, small-cap coin, and in a bear market

Algorand's stablecoin supply rose 87.28% in the past 30 days to $83.59M, its highest level since June. USDC makes up almost all of it, and supply rose 42.05% in the past 7 days alone.
@Algorand

Shorts slammed $STRK to 0.0734, but the bulls’ formation remains intact
$STRK is currently at 0.0736, down from 0.0944 to 0.0734 in a single day. I’m clearly bullish here: the price has fallen, but the structure hasn’t.
The daily RSI is still in the relatively strong zone at 61.1. The short-term MA7 is above MA30 in a bullish alignment, and the MACD golden cross above the zero line has held for 12 days. The red bars are flattening but haven’t died out; the bullish formation remains intact.
It’s still up 163.42% over 30 days, so this sharp drop looks more like a brutal shakeout after a big rall

Retail investor: JPMorgan Chase $JPM says higher rates could stress the economy & CEO Jamie Dimon says be prepared for a tougher environment. If JPMorgan’s worried I’m going to cash
Me: What else did he say on the call?
Retail investor: idk that’s what the headline said
Me: He also said “the consumer & economy is still in good shape.”
Retail investor: wait really
Me: Yep. Said business investment & spending are still strong. Then he listed the risks... rates, sticky inflation, deficits, high asset prices, geopolitics. All fair. He never said sell everything though. Just that risks are present.

I’m starting to suspect SOL deliberately staged a publicity stunt at Citigroup Center.
This kind of exposure has practically swept the globe. Personally, I feel like we’ve all been played. (That’s my subjective opinion, not an objective fact.)
The SOL team has already left, and I’ve refunded my ticket.
Good thing my friend told me—otherwise, I’d have gone all the way to Hangzhou tomorrow and felt as miserable as if I’d eaten West Lake vinegar fish.
Time to wash up and go to bed. I’m tired. 😌

The price of freedom in trading is absolute obedience to your own rules.
You must become a slave to your system before trading can set you free.

Unable to resist white
Warm white vs. cool white—the major manufacturers tune white differently
What color is everyone’s main phone?

BTC is seriously badass! How did that wick happen, nicely done