This ETH swing trader has been quietly stacking profits since July, and the strategy is pretty simple: take the trade, grab the gain, and get out.
On September 3, the wallet bought 1,650 $ETH worth around $3.97M at an average price of $2,417. About 9 hours ago, the entire position was sold around $2,474, locking in roughly $108K profit on the trade.
What stands out is the consistency. Each swing is around $4M, but instead of chasing huge moves, this trader keeps taking smaller profits and resett...
# A town's first data center: what to require before saying yes
A data center can bring construction employment, tax base, and infrastructure investment. It can also impose demands on electricity, water, public services, and nearby neighborhoods that last for decades and outlive the equipment inside.
Two facts should frame everything. The industry produces very few permanent jobs relative to its cost — one watchdog analysis of eleven major projects found subsidies averaging about $1.95 million...
Abraxas Capital is continuing to build its $ETH hedge, buying another 13,000 ETH worth around $32.39M in the spot market.
At the same time, the firm is carrying a massive 141,180 ETH short on Hyperliquid, currently worth roughly $353.27M.
So this latest spot purchase looks less like a simple bullish #ETH bet and more like a hedge against that huge short position. With hundreds of millions on the line, this is definitely a wallet worth watching.
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$ZEC , chart watchers, this one is sitting at an important decision area. After a strong climb, price pushed toward $1,223.26 before pulling back to $1,137.22.
The latest candles show cooling momentum rather than a confirmed breakdown, so I’m watching the reaction around current levels closely.
If buyers regain control, another upside test remains possible; a break below the recent low would weaken the structure.
📌 Current Price: $1,137.22
📊 24H Change: -4.10%
▣ 24H High: $1,223.26
⌁ 24H Low:...
Tesla's robotaxi fleet in Texas is ramping up fast — 432 autonomous vehicles now registered, including 45 Cybercabs, and more joining weekly.
The unlock? Software improving. Fewer glitchy pickups, drop-offs, and routing loops = more confidence to deploy more cars.
Autonomous miles growing ~17% week over week. Compounding that with expanding service areas, longer operating hours, and more vehicles could create serious momentum.
This feels like the shift from "can it work?" to "how fast can we ...