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Bitcoin Bears Are Taking Control: CEX and DEX Funding Rates Flash a Warning Signal
Bitcoin is facing another important test as funding rates across centralized exchanges (CEXs) and decentralized exchanges (DEXs) weaken simultaneously. This development raises a critical question for traders: Is BTC preparing for another leg down, or is the derivatives market simply flushing out excessive leverage before the next recovery?
My view is cautious. When funding rates decline across multiple trading venues, it can indicate that bullish traders are becoming less confident ab

$ZEC Water and Fire Already Complete, Kan above and Li below. Water is above fire—the crossing is already complete; with the third line changing, don't chase shorts after the market has already been dumped. The changed hexagram is Water and Wind: The Well.
On the daily chart, price surged to 1348 on October 12 before crashing down; the lows on October 13 and 14 both landed around 1123, forming a three-day double bottom. The current price is 1149, below the daily 20-day moving average at 1270 and 50-day moving average at 1188. On the four-hour chart, price crashed to 1141 last night, rebounded

$TTD look the market cap easy x10 🚀

#每周来晒 #韩股大跌你会抄底吗
SOUTH KOREA’S SEMICONDUCTOR SELLOFF: A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY OR A WARNING SIGN?
South Korea’s stock market has entered a critical phase as Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, and the KOSPI experience a sharp correction. For long-term investors, falling prices may create opportunities, but for short-term traders, this volatility demands patience and careful risk management.
My view is cautiously bullish over the long term, but I believe investors should wait for stronger stabilization signals before committing significant capital.
1. The Market Damage Is Significant
On October 13, Sam

Rumors are heating up that Neymar Jr. could be launching his own coin on Solana soon 👀
One of the biggest names in football entering the crypto space would definitely get some attention
Nothing officially confirmed yet, but things could get interesting
What do you guys think?

Futures trading levels:
Long ETH at the current price of 2408-2418, stop loss at 2390, first take-profit target at 2518
Long Bitcoin at 81588, stop loss at 80400, first take-profit target at 84500.
Set your stop loss properly; do not hold if it breaks below. This is the final key level—breaking below it could mean the mini bull market is over.

U.S. stocks continued to fall last night, dropping more than 1.8% and dragging global markets down; there are no short-term signals at all, making a direct reversal difficult

Bad Boy Watch: SPCX Update 10.15
Big Rocket closed at 152.16 in U.S. trading, down 2.8%, with an intraday high of 155.44 and low of 151.10
Big Rocket’s stock price has reached the lower boundary of the price channel.
The on-chain candlestick chart shows that it has already retested the 60-day moving average.
Tonight’s market action is quite critical, as we need to see whether support around 150 holds.
Of course, Bad Boy also needs to prepare for the scenario after a break below 150, in which case we’ll have to look toward around 140.
Keep observing—the October impact still feels like it’s on i

🚨 Is Wall Street preparing to kick Ethereum out? Nearly $800 million withdrawn in 10 days—something really seems off with ETH this time!
Let me say something that may offend ETH diehards: What Ethereum lacks most right now is not positive news, but real buying pressure!
From September 29 to October 12, the U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs saw net outflows for 10 consecutive trading days, totaling approximately $783 million! On October 12 alone, $85.4 million flowed out, with BlackRock's ETHA accounting for approximately $75.1 million of that.
What does this mean? Everyone is verbally calling for insti

07:43, $RLC is quoted at 0.8334 on Gate, and the trend is still moving
After 48 hourly candles, the highs look like this
0.98450 → 0.95190 → 0.85500
Then lower: 0.84480 → 0.83980, each level lower than the last
The current price is -15.35% from the 48-hour high and 3.32% below MA20
Bears are clearly in control, but I don’t dare short
The reason is volume: it tested 0.81510 at 04:00 and recovered to 0.82950
Volume was only 0.45x, with the next three lows
0.82500 / 0.82300 / 0.82550 packed within 0.31%
It can’t be pushed down, but no one is buying either—large holders are 39.0

Yesterday’s situation: The market was supported in the morning session, then collapsed across the board in the afternoon — evolving from “heavyweights propping up the index” into “indiscriminate selling across all segments,” with tech and growth stocks as the bleeding point
Tech and growth stocks (STAR 50 / ChiNext Index) fell 3%+ in a single day; the high open in the morning was a trap, and today will typically see further momentum-driven selling. Wait for declining volume and stabilization
After a second day of low-volume declines, there will most likely be another low—don’t rush to catc

Go long on $SKHY . Entry price: 139.1 - 141.7Take-profit range 1: 147.50Take-profit range 2: 153.18Stop-loss: 134.93After plunging all the way into the abyss, it’s now time for a dead-cat bounce! Open a position here. Monitor the movements of $ZEREBRO and $ETH
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$NEAR support is right underfoot; only holding it makes discussion worthwhile
$NEAR 24-hour -4.68%, current price 4.847, approximately 1.65% from the 1-hour support at 4.767. Being close to support can make the price look more attractive, but the significance of support is not that it is drawn on the chart—it is that someone actually holds it when the price dips.
Volume has not backed the trend: current 1-hour volume is only 0.22 times the average volume of the previous 20 candles. Low volume can still move the price quickly, but sustainability must be proven by the next leg of the market. A s

BREAKING: Anthropic tells investors its Q3 revenue climbed 50% to $16.8 billion and that it turned a profit ahead of its expected November IPO.

$ZEC —this trend is a textbook breakdown with no turnaround.
Down 6.44%, while the funding rate is still +0.01%.
Longs haven’t received a single cent in overnight fees.
So who’s dumping this wave?
It’s not leverage liquidations; if it were, the liquidations would have already driven the funding rate negative.
1285.14, at 9 a.m. yesterday.
1123, at 6 a.m. today.
162.14 wiped out in 21 hours, with buyers staying quieter than the last.
Now at 1147.16.
Only 2.11% left to fall to 1123.
It needs to climb 3.7% to reach that 20-day moving average.
1.76 to 1—what am I getting out of it?
(Not investment

$SNDKB ’s low-level price action is starting to attract attention, but the sense of cheapness can never replace evidence of a bottom.
This time, I’m not looking at the gainers and losers rankings, only the levels. The current price is 1,362.46, about 0.54% from the 1-hour support at 1,355.14 and about 9.52% from the resistance at 1,492.22.
My criteria are simple: only a breakout above 1,492.22 followed by continuation would count as an upside handoff; a break below 1,355.14 invalidates the previous assessment. The 1-hour and 4-hour trends are both weak, with RSI at 15 and 26, respectively.
The

October 15 | Global Capital Flows Across Five Markets:
Today, I’m mainly watching five areas.
First, media and gaming.
Funds were clearly active yesterday, but it’s still too early to say this has replaced technology as the new main theme.
Today, the key is to see whether the leaders can continue rising, whether the core names follow, and whether funds flow into the laggards.
If only one or two stocks surge while everything else remains inactive, this kind of market needs to be treated with caution.
Second, oil, coal, and energy.
Brent crude is around $106, and the energy sector has support fr