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$WCT #WCT
Dropped from main resistance to key support in the verge of Triangle.
Bounce from support could follow our projected move for a solid rise during coming days ✍️
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Featured📊 Golden Finance | What is PPI? What should you do?
1️⃣ PPI = Producer Price Index, measuring changes in costs on the production side for factories and businesses2️⃣ Simply put: CPI is “are the things you buy more expensive?”, while PPI is “are the things manufacturers make more expensive?”3️⃣ PPI rises → costs are passed through → CPI follows higher → pressure on the Fed to raise rates increases4️⃣ U.S. September PPI will be released at 20:30 tonight, with the market expecting a month-on-month increase of +0.6%. If it exceeds expectations, the probability of a rate hike will continue to surg
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$BTC Tagged $81K. CPI Did the Damage. 🟠
Spot broke under $81,000 and printed near $80,764. That is a 3.6% drop in 24 hours. ETH followed harder, down about 6.5% toward $2,353.
What happened
• Hot CPI. September inflation hit 3.7%, above the 3.6% forecast. Core rose to 2.6%. Fed hike odds for Oct 28 jumped from 22% to 53.7%.
• Asia sold everything. Kospi fell 8%. Nikkei dropped 5.2%. Chip names led. Risk came off together.
• Longs got liquidated. About $951M wiped in 24 hours. $876M of that was longs. ETH took an outsized share.
• ETF outflows and oil/yields added pressure. No new bid showed u
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US CPI has increased from previous month.
Inflation Rate YoY: 3.7% vs 3.4%, above the 3.6% consensus.
Core Inflation YoY: 2.6% vs 2.4%, above the 2.5% consensus.
It's important to note that both came in above consensus, which means inflation is still higher than the market expected.
Higher inflation gives the Fed less reason to cut rates. Less rate cuts means tighter liquidity, and risky assets like $BTC are going to feel the pressure.
Watch out.
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Today's PPI data will lock the Fed's October interest rate decision
PPI data is coming today with expectations at 5.3%
If PPI comes higher than 5.3% the rate hike odds will go up
If PPI comes lower than 5.3% the Fed will pause rates
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.@ionet is at ~165B tokens through @OpenRouter in the first 13 days of October.
That’s already ~1.8x everything we did in July.
If the current pace holds, October lands somewhere around 4x July’s total volume.
I care more about that than raw GPU count tbh.
The useful output per deployed GPU keeps moving as sparse models get better and the serving stack gets tighter. So the network can grow in two directions at once: more hardware coming online, and more work getting squeezed out of what’s already there.
Tokens served per GPU is a great sign of whether the network itself is actually getting bet
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Lighter now holds $746.78M in deposits, up 44.83% in the past 90 days. Its Robinhood Chain exchange accounts for $113.35M of that.
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$ETH is sweeping the last liquidity zone near the ascending trendline around $2,300 to $2,370.
A bounce from this area could push the price towards the nearby orderblock resistance at $2,452.
Further upside target remains around $2,630 if momentum continues.
#Altcoin Season#
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BTC Classic Fractal
After a period of market consolidation, a sustained slow bull market follows
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The three storage giants are really something—after peaking, they kept plunging. TradFi is a battlefield too; just look at what 3x-long semiconductor ETFs have fallen to. #美国9月CPI超预期
From the 9th to today, the 15th, shorting from 84,000 to around 80,000! A 4,000-point move—is that enough for you to drink a case of genuine Romanée-Conti? I don't know whether others managed to profit, but Zhong Ling's longtime followers definitely did! From zero to one, from one to infinity, sometimes all it takes is waiting for a trend!
$BTC $ETH #美国9月CPI超预期 #Solana大升级定档 #现货黄金收复CPI后跌幅 #Ledger被植入间谍芯片
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$ARGUS lol you guys will get rekt by this trash, look at their team 🤣
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Let me recap this with everyone. $ETH
Actually, when I analyzed the market on the 12th, I had already marked out the three key pullback levels and also said in the group that you could start accumulating in batches.
The broader market started declining under the impact of last night’s CPI data. Today, Ethereum fell to around 2315 at its lowest, while altcoins performed even worse.
At this level, there may be a short-term rebound, but don’t assume that a rebound means the bottom is in.
The weekly structure hasn’t fully recovered yet. Going forward, the second level, around 2000, is still what I
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#美国9月PPI数据公布 #每周来晒 US September PPI exam begins tonight at 20:30: CPI has already pushed the probability of an October hike to 42%. Will PPI deliver a “final blow” or call a halt?

I. First, the forecast: PPI will likely “remain elevated,” but the key is the “structure”
Market expectations: US September headline PPI is expected to rise around 0.6% m/m, continuing CPI’s “energy-led” characteristic—the inflation pressure at the production end is “significant, but structurally narrow.”
My forecast: The probability of headline PPI exceeding expectations is not high (oil prices have already been
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$SOL SOL: Back at Support, Watching for a Bounce
SOL is now testing the deeper area I mentioned in my previous idea. I closed the earlier small long with +7%, and this is where I’m interested again.
The green support zone is around $101–$102, with the −61% Fib extension nearby at $100.34. Price has already worked its way through the −27% extension and reached the next downside area I was watching. For me, that’s enough to consider a small long for a local bounce.
The two take-profit levels marked on the chart are:
TP1: $110.77
TP2: $114.00
I’d look at a stop around $99, possibly a little lowe
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Thanks for the official recognition! Looks like my bearish call to 806 has also been validated by everyone! I wouldn’t have noticed if my fans hadn’t told me! Keep it up 👏
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Bearish data! Gold immediately delivered nearly 10 points of profit! Those holding BTC short positions, given this extremely weak trend, another move is expected during the late session! You can reduce your position and continue holding, targeting around 806! ETH can follow suit!
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