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Hi everyone, I’m One Cup of Iced Tea. Here you’ll find daily crypto and macro market recaps.

Every day, you’ll see:

• BTC & ETH recaps — key levels and what to watch next
• Altcoin rotation — what’s behind the top gainers
• MEME moves — only tracking coins with real volume
• Major news — covered as it happens
• U.S. market close — SPY/QQQ, semiconductors, and what it means for crypto
• Commodities — gold, silver, and crude oil
• Earnings season previews and recaps

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Not investment advice. DYOR.

$BTC $ETH

The Houthis just bombed Riyadh airport, yet oil prices are down today. Does that make sense? 🤔

Brent crude | The Middle East is burning, oil prices are falling

Honestly, I was a little confused when I checked the markets this morning. The Houthis attacked Riyadh airport over the weekend, and two more oil tankers were hit near the Strait of Hormuz. You’d think prices would be up. But then Trump said, “Russia and Ukraine have agreed to stop attacking energy infrastructure,” and Russia said it would start supplying diesel abroad, so oil opened sharply lower.

$BZ is now around 101.7, down 0.8% over 24 hours, after dipping to an intraday low of 100.3; $CL is at 90.3, down nearly 1%.

Looking at the chart, 100 is a key level on the 4H chart, with the MA99 providing support below. Since breaking above it on high volume last Thursday, price has tested it several times without falling below. Around 104.6 is where it got knocked back after last week’s rally.

My thinking is simple: Ukraine says it’s still waiting for details on this “energy ceasefire,” and Russia hasn’t said a word so far. I’m not convinced it’s enough to push oil prices down. Meanwhile, attacks on oil tankers in the Middle East have become more frequent this month. Even Goldman Sachs raised its year-end Brent forecast from 85 to 90, saying there’s more than $20 of risk premium priced in.

What to watch next:
Whether Moscow confirms the ceasefire
US CPI on Wednesday; PPI and retail sales on Thursday
Any new tanker news from the Red Sea or Strait of Hormuz

My scenario: If 100 holds, I’m looking for a move back to 104.6 for another test. If the 4H candle closes below 99, then the ceasefire trade has won. I’ll admit I was wrong, and look for 97–98 next.

I’m bullish. They think Brent can be pushed below 100 on the back of an unconfirmed ceasefire? I don’t buy it. Which side are you on? 🛢️

⚠️Just my personal rambling; this is not investment advice.

#原油 #布伦特 #MiddleEastSituation

$BZ $CL

The market’s up, but it’s down. Who sat on $BOME ’s head this morning?

$BTC was still up +1.15% this morning, holding above 84,000, while $BOME plunged on its own, down 9.2% over 24 hours. It’s now hovering around 0.001 (0.0009999), breaking below the key 0.001 level.

Here’s the detail: the 4-hour candle from 04:00 to 08:00 this morning (Hong Kong time) saw 870,000 USDT in trading volume—twice the average of the past few days. Looking at 15-minute intervals, volume during the hour of heaviest selling was 5.7 times the 48-hour average. The 4-hour candle fell 8.4%, with a low of 0.0009774. This was a classic high-volume breakdown, not a slow bleed.

For context: it had just touched its previous high of 0.001171 on October 11, only to be knocked right back down in less than two days. There are now two resistance levels above: 0.001091 (the breakdown level from today; watch whether it can reclaim this on a rebound), followed by the previous high at 0.001171. Support below: 0.000977 (this morning’s low), then 0.000932 (the 10-day low) if that gives way.

The scenario is simple: I’m leaning bearish. If it rebounds to around 0.001091 and can’t get above it, that’s a textbook breakdown retest, with the next downside target at 0.000977, then 0.000932 if that breaks. But if a 4-hour candle can close back above 0.00110, then this post is wrong—it would mean today’s move was a false breakdown shakeout, and the bulls aren’t dead yet.

I’m leaning bearish, and I’ve made my invalidation level clear: if a 4-hour candle closes back above 0.00110, I’m wrong.

⚠️Just my personal ramblings; this is not investment advice.

#BOME #Memecoins

$NEAR surged 13.7% in a day—is NEAR officially the hottest thing in crypto today?

First, why the sudden rally? Two things came together:

1. On September 29, Bitwise’s NEAR spot ETF (NRR) officially launched on NYSE Arca—the first NEAR spot product in the US, and it can also include staking rewards in the fund’s net asset value. It pulled in $35.5 million on its first day, with institutions putting real money in.

2. On October 9, NEAR announced that accounts now support post-quantum ML-DSA signatures. Existing addresses can switch keys without moving their assets, and NEP-655 is already on testnet, with mainnet expected within a few weeks. It came right amid fears that “AI could crack wallet cryptography,” so NEAR basically had its homework done early—and the narrative caught fire.

Market snapshot: Current price $5.97, up 13.7% over 24h, with the intraday high just touching the $6.00 mark.

How to read the setup:
- Resistance: $6.00 is both the round-number level price just hit today and a breakout point. If it holds above, the next target is around $6.48 (the upper end of the recent target zone).
- Support: $5.20 (where today’s surge began). If that breaks, watch $4.70 (the low from the October 10 move).

My take: Short-term bullish; ride the trend. Be clear about the invalidation point: if the daily candle closes below $5.20, admit you’re wrong and exit—don’t stubbornly hold on. If the broader market pulls back, assets that have just spiked like this are usually first in line to get hit.

⚠️Just my personal rambling; this is not investment advice.

#NEAR #Cryptocurrency

$ENA Someone took $17.7 million in profit in one hour—the biggest move of its kind this year 😳 Is someone getting out? I actually think it’s a good thing.

First, the chart: It dipped to 0.194 on Oct. 9, then rebounded to around 0.244 over three days. It’s up about 10% in 24 hours and 25% in three days.

A lot of people are treating that Santiment data as a sell signal.
But honestly, it’s better for tokens to change hands around here than at the 0.29 peak.

Take a look 👇
Price is right up against the purple MA99 now, with 0.244 as the first hurdle.
The red line at 0.263 marks the Oct. 5 spike. I’ll only look for 0.29 if price gets above it.
The green line at 0.23 is the platform where this rally started; 0.22 is the last line of defense.

My game plan: If it retests 0.23 and holds, that’s an entry point. I’m long, with 0.263 as the first target.
If a 4H candle closes below 0.22, I’ll admit I was wrong. Don’t cling to a losing trade.

Don’t chase today’s green candle—wait for a pullback 🍵
Do you think that $17.7 million was smart money getting out, or did it just pass to a stronger set of hands? I’m betting on the latter.

⚠️Just my personal ramblings, not investment advice.
#ENA #Altcoins

$ENA

Dumped on 8x volume—does this MEME still have a future?

The biggest move in MEME yesterday was actually $MUBARAK : it pumped, then dumped, burying all the longs in an hour.

Current price: 0.0708, down 5.8% over 24 hours. At 4 p.m. yesterday (October 11), it surged 4.6% on heavy volume and touched 0.0795. But the very next hour, volume spiked to 8.2x and it dumped 7.9%, with a wick plunging to 0.0692. The story behind a dump on such huge volume is pretty clear: someone used the pump to sell.

Now it’s sitting right at the key 0.07 level. Bulls and bears are watching this move:

Resistance: 0.0780–0.0795 (yesterday’s sell zone; don’t expect a return without a volume spike)
Support: 0.0700 (the round-number level); if it breaks, watch the 7-day low at 0.0659

The playbook:
1. If it holds 0.07, I’d still look to short a bounce into the 0.074–0.0785 area.
2. If it breaks below 0.07, don’t catch the falling knife—wait for 0.0659 and see if buyers step in.

My stance: leaning bearish, staying on the sidelines.
What would prove me wrong: a high-volume reclaim of 0.0785. If that happens, I’ll admit I was wrong, shut up, and turn bullish.

⚠️ Just my personal rambling; this is not investment advice.

#MEME #MUBARAK

Just got knocked into a hole, and $ZEC turned right around and bounced back—is it the toughest one out there?

The market took a heavy hit last weekend: $BTC briefly fell below 81000, with over a billion dollars in liquidations, then $ZEC rebounded against the trend. Binance spot price: $1,283, up 5.17% in 24h; high $1,299.7 / low $1,219.1; trading volume: $134 million. Volume has really picked up.

Why the rally? The narrative is doing its job:
1) An engineer from Zakura, the Zcash node software team, posted that post-quantum signature opcodes will go live next January, first giving the transparent transaction pool (where around 70% of $ZEC currently sits) “quantum armor.” The backdrop: quantum threats are getting more attention, and an Ethereum researcher just called for “bunker mode.”
2) By market cap, $ZEC has pushed ADA and LINK aside and stormed back into the top 10. It’s up 441% over the past year.

Price levels to watch: $1,300 is the first hurdle above (the 24h high plus a round number). A break above that opens the way to $1,500, then the September high around $1,700. Below, $1,195–$1,200 is the line in the sand between bulls and bears; if that breaks, watch $1,115, then $1,040–$1,050.

The playbook: If it holds above $1,200, momentum will likely continue, with $1,300 and $1,500 in sight. If it breaks below $1,195–$1,200 on strong volume and can’t reclaim the level, I’ll admit I’m wrong—even the strongest narrative has to respect a breakdown.

I’m leaning bullish in the short term: privacy + post-quantum security—that’s exactly the kind of narrative the market is buying right now.
My invalidation: a decisive break below $1,195 with no recovery, and I’ll switch straight to a bearish view.

⚠️Just my personal rambling; this is not investment advice.

#ZEC #Zcash #CryptoNews

BTC finally broke through 83,000, touched 84,000, then came back｜What I was watching during the midnight session 🔥

Honestly, in my last post I wrote, “83,500 keeps getting stuck.” Here’s the verdict this time: it broke through, so I was half wrong. It reached a high of 84,000 and is now around $BTC 8.38 万, up about 1% in 24 hours.

Looking at the chart, the red dashed line at 84,000 is tonight’s high, while the green dashed line at 82,000 is the floor that’s held over the past few days. I’d rather wait and see if it pulls back to around 83,000. Not chasing.

Around $ETH 2530, up 0.8% in 24 hours, and holding above 2,500. But ETH/BTC is still at 0.0302, so ETH isn’t outperforming BTC, and the shadow of consecutive ETF outflows is still hanging over the market.

· Entry zone: BTC 83,000–82,000; ETH 2,500–2,470
· Resistance: BTC 84,000; ETH 2,550
· Invalidation: BTC 80,400; ETH 2,400

Do you think 84,000 can hold tonight in one go? Or will it pull back to 83,000 first? Pick one in the comments.

⚠️Just my personal rambling; this is not investment advice.
#以太坊突破2500USDT #BTC

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No MEME volume surge, so tonight I’m keeping an eye on $NEAR 🔥 24h trading volume: $95 million. It briefly surged 11% on Saturday.

Emmm, I think this rally is being supported by the news: NEAR says its accounts now support post-quantum signatures with ML-DSA, and Bitwise’s NEAR ETF saw $35.5 million in net inflows on its first day. But there’s still no date set for the mainnet launch, so don’t take it all as good news.

Looking at the chart: the green dashed line at 5.0 is support, and the red dashed line at 5.45 is resistance.
· Current price: around 5.35 (22:00 Hong Kong time)
· Entry zone: on a pullback to around 5.0; don’t chase
· Cut your losses: get out if it drops below 4.8. This one plunged from 5.6 to 4.3 a couple of days ago—it can turn on a dime.

Manage your position size; don’t go all in. Are you waiting for a pullback to 5.0 or chasing after a breakout above 5.45? Let me know in the comments👇
⚠️Just my personal ramblings; this is not investment advice.
#NEAR #Ethereum breaks above 2500 USDT

$NEAR

🚨 $MUBARAK 2-hour trading volume surged 5x! Price pumped then dumped within an hour—was someone wash trading?

Honestly, I was stunned when I first checked the charts: over the past 2 hours, average hourly trading volume was around $3.5 million—more than 5x the 7-day hourly average. 24-hour trading volume was $9.1 million.

Current price: 0.0725, down 4.5% in 24 hours. In the previous hour, it got slammed straight from 0.0783 to 0.072, leaving a pretty nasty wick.

On the chart: the red dashed line at 0.0783 marks the level it just fell from, and the green dashed line at 0.069 marks the low it retested two days ago.

· Re-entry zone: 0.069–0.070, but wait for it to stabilize
· Resistance: 0.0783, 0.0795
· Invalidation: exit if it breaks below 0.069

A volume spike doesn’t mean the price has to go up. This kind of coin can make three round trips in a day—keep your position size under control and don’t go all in.

Do you think this is a shakeout or distribution? Pick one in the comments 👇

⚠️ Just my personal rambling; this is not investment advice.
#MEME #MUBARAK

$MUBARAK

ETH weekly fund flows: ETFs have seen net outflows for 9 consecutive days, totaling $697 million, while ETH/BTC has slid from 0.032 to 0.0302 😮

Quick take: BTC held above 82,000, but once again failed to break 83,500 today. Honestly, I’ve lost count of how many times it’s tested that level.

$BTC is currently hovering around $83,000, up just 0.3% in 24 hours. According to SoSoValue, Bitcoin ETFs saw $680 million in net outflows last week, ending a three-week streak of inflows. But they brought in $21 million on Friday, a slight rebound. The red line in the chart is 83,500, and the green line is 82,000—price is stuck between them. The European session is about to open, and I’d rather wait for a volume-backed move above 83,500 before jumping in.

$ETH is around 2,500, up 0.2%. In the chart, 2,520 is the red line and 2,470 is the green line. ETH ETFs saw $540 million in outflows last week, their worst week since January. Surprisingly, the price didn’t crash, which caught me off guard. But weak is weak—ETH/BTC is still sliding, and BTC has been holding up better over the past few days.

Key levels:
· Entry zone: BTC around 82,000 / ETH around 2,470
· Resistance: BTC 83,500 / ETH 2,520
· I’m wrong if: BTC falls below 80,400 / ETH falls below 2,400

What do you think will move first in the European session: BTC breaking above 83,500, or ETH falling back to 2,470? Leave your answer in the comments.

⚠️Just my personal rambling—not investment advice.
#以太坊ETF连续9日净流出 #BTC

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Winklevoss filed for a spot ETF for Zcash (ticker: WINK), and Grayscale’s ZEC ETF has also topped $1 billion in assets. $ZEC , though, has steadily slid from over 1,400 to around 1,220. Honestly, I’m having a hard time making sense of it 😅

My take: The news is bullish, and the price is digesting it. If it retests support and holds, that could be an opportunity to get in. Don’t rush to chase it.

On the chart: The green line at 1185 is support from the wick a few days ago, and the red line at 1300 is the first resistance it needs to break on a rebound.

· Entry zone: Around 1200–1220
· Resistance: 1300, then 1366
· Cut your losses: Exit if it closes below 1185

Also, Grayscale has seen outflows since October, so don’t focus only on the good news. Volatility is high—whatever you do, don’t go all in.

Do you think it’ll retest 1200 first or head straight for 1300? Let’s discuss in the comments.

⚠️Just my personal ramblings; this is not investment advice.
#ZEC #Zcash
$ZEC

$BTC has been moving sideways for almost a day, with a range of less than 600 points. At midday, it’s still stuck below 83,500 😮‍💨

Honestly, I’m getting a little bored. In my last post, I said 82,000 needed to hold—and it did. The low was just above 82,200, so it didn’t break. But we still haven’t reclaimed 83,500. This level is really sticky.

Looking at the chart, the red dashed line at 83,500 is resistance, and the green dashed line at 82,000 is support. The current price is around 82,800. Personally, I’d rather wait for a retest of 82,000 before deciding—no chasing.

$ETH is around 2,500, up 0.3% over 24 hours, pretty much in line with BTC. On the chart, 2,520 is capping it, while 2,470 is holding it up. ETH/BTC is slightly up at 0.0302, so ETH is a tiny bit stronger, but ETFs have seen net outflows for 9 consecutive days, so don’t get too excited.

Key levels:
· BTC entry zone: 82,000–82,300; resistance: 83,500; invalidation: 80,400
· ETH entry zone: around 2,470; resistance: 2,520; invalidation: 2,400

What do you think will happen first this afternoon: a break above 83,500 or a dip to 82,000? Let me know in the comments 👇

⚠️Just my personal ramblings—not investment advice.
#以太坊突破2500USDT #BTC

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🚨 QNT has been swinging between 237 and 255 all day, with over $20 million in 24-hour trading volume. Would you dare to buy into this shakeout?

$QNT It’s around 237 now, down 3.7% over the past 24 hours. Honestly, I think the drop has been a bit sharp at this level, but price has bounced back after dipping near 220 on the daily chart before. I’d rather wait for a retest than chase it.

On the chart: the green dashed line at 220 is support, and the red dashed line at 255 is resistance.

· Entry zone: scale in between 225–235
· Resistance: 255; if it breaks through, then watch 270
· Cut your losses: exit if it drops below 220

Volatility is high, so don’t go all in—manage your position size.

Are you waiting to buy below 225, or would you start with a small position at 237? Let’s chat in the comments.

⚠️Just my personal rambling, not investment advice.
#QNT #Altcoins

$QNT

ETH ETFs have seen 9 straight days of net outflows, yet the price is stuck at $2,500? Honestly, I’m a little baffled 🤔

The weekend morning session is eerily quiet. $BTC Around $83,000, it’s up just 0.5% in 24 hours. It’s tested the 83,500 ceiling for the fifth time and still hasn’t broken through. According to SoSoValue, BTC ETFs saw $21 million in inflows on Friday, with IBIT providing support, but the total outflow for the week was still $680 million.

Looking at the chart, the red dashed line at 83,500 is resistance, and the green dashed line at 82,000 is the support I’m watching. Last night’s pullback didn’t break below 81,900, so the level I mentioned held.

$ETH At 2,505, it broke above 2,500, #以太坊突破2500USDT . But ETH ETFs have had outflows for 9 straight days: another $56 million outflow on Friday, $540 million for the week—the worst since January. Spot demand is holding it up while money is flowing out. I’m not comfortable betting big on this contradiction. ETH/BTC is at 0.0302. ETH is slightly stronger today, but that’s driven by sentiment, not capital flows.

Price levels:
· BTC entry zone: around 82,000; resistance: 83,500; invalidation: 80,400
· ETH entry zone: around 2,470; resistance: 2,520–2,550; invalidation: 2,400

Weekend volume is low. Don’t chase—wait for a breakout.

Which do you think will happen first this weekend: BTC breaking above 83,500, or ETH falling back to 2,470?

⚠️Just my personal rambling; this is not investment advice.

#以太坊突破2500USDT #BTC #ETH

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ETH ETFs see net outflows for 9 straight days, totaling $697 million｜But $ETH is somehow stronger than $BTC today

Honestly, I was a little surprised when I checked the charts just now. On Friday, BTC ETFs finally bounced back with $21 million in inflows (bought by IBIT), while ETHA is still seeing outflows. Farside data shows this is the 9th consecutive day of outflows.

First, $BTC : around 83,000, up 0.2% over 24h. In my last post, I said it got pushed back from 83,500. It still hasn’t broken above that level, but it hasn’t dipped below 81,000 either—it’s holding steady. On the chart, the red line at 83,500 is resistance, and the green line at 82,000 is the minor support I’m watching.

Now, $ETH : around 2,510, up 0.9% over 24h. ETH/BTC is also slightly up, so ETH is indeed stronger today. But ETFs keep seeing outflows, so I’m not comfortable chasing it. On the chart, if it can’t get past the red line at 2,520, it’s still range-bound.

Key levels:
· Entry zone: BTC 82,000 / ETH 2,470
· Resistance: BTC 83,500 / ETH 2,520
· Cut-loss levels: BTC 80,400 / ETH 2,400

Keep an eye on the news during the U.S. trading session. Don’t go all in—wait for the right levels.

What do you think: will BTC break 83,500 first tonight, or retest 82,000 first?

⚠️Just my personal ramblings, not investment advice.
#BTC #ETH

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NEAR surged 12% in a day, with trading volume still at $130 million. I really didn’t see this coming 🚀

Honestly, just a couple of days ago I thought $NEAR would keep ranging between 4.5 and 5. But tonight it shot straight up to 5.35, hitting a high of 5.38. It came with a spike in volume, so this doesn’t look like some casual pump.

On the chart: the green dashed line at 5.0 marks the previous consolidation area, and the red dashed line at 5.6 marks the high from that wick a couple of days ago.

· Entry zone: wait for a pullback near 5.0 and see if it holds
· Resistance: 5.6—it got rejected there a couple of days ago
· Cut your losses: if it drops back below 4.6, don’t try to tough it out

Chasing a breakout can get you shaken out, so I’d rather wait for a pullback. Manage your position size; don’t go all in.

Are you chasing the breakout or waiting for a pullback?

⚠️ Just my personal rambling—this is not investment advice.
#NEAR #Altcoins

$NEAR

Honestly, ZEC got spooked by the “quantum doomsday” talk over the past couple of days and took a hit. I think the panic is bigger than the actual impact 😅

$ZEC It’s around 1,226 now, basically flat over 24 hours, with over $100 million in trading volume. No one’s rushing for the exits. The development team says it aims to add quantum-resistant signatures for transparent addresses by January next year (as reported by CoinDesk—this is just a development target, not a mainnet date). Winklevoss also filed an S-1 for a spot ZEC ETF, so the news flow isn’t actually bad.

On the chart: the green dashed line at 1,200 is the floor from the past few days, and the red dashed line at 1,300 is where the rebound got stuck.

· Entry zone: Wait for it to stabilize around 1,200; don’t chase
· Resistance: 1,300; if it breaks through, watch 1,350
· Cut your losses: If it closes below 1,110, don’t try to ride it out

Volatility is high, so manage your position and don’t go all in. Are you waiting for a pullback to 1,200, or for a breakout above 1,300 before getting in? Let’s chat in the comments~

⚠️Just my personal ramblings; this is not investment advice.
#ZEC #Zcash

$ZEC

ETH ETF has seen net outflows of $697 million for 9 straight days, while BTC is still holding at 82.8k 😮

Before the European session opens, let’s check the answer: I said at noon to watch for a pullback to 81,000, but today’s low was 82,285, so it didn’t get there. Honestly, I feel like I missed the move. BTC is now at 82,800, up 0.2% over 24 hours, and 83,500 got rejected again — for the fourth time.

On Friday, IBIT took in $22.4 million, finally ending two days of $729 million in outflows (SoSoValue). My view is, don’t chase it before it holds above 83,500; wait for a pullback to around 82,000.

ETH is much weaker: 2,495, down 0.3%, and ETHA alone saw $477 million in outflows this week. ETH/BTC fell to 0.0301, with BTC continuing to pressure it.

Looking at the chart: the red dashed line at 83,500 is BTC resistance, the green dashed line at 81,000 is support; ETH resistance is 2,520, support is 2,440.
· Entry zone: BTC 81,000-82,000, ETH around 2,440
· Resistance: 83,500 / 2,520
· Invalidation: BTC breaks below 80,000, ETH breaks below 2,400

Do you think BTC will break 83,500 first this weekend, or retest 81,000 again? Pick a side in the comments 👇

⚠️Just my random opinions, not investment advice.
#The amount of Ethereum liquidations reaches $356 million #BTC #ETH

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NEAR is up nearly 7% in 24 hours, and 5.2 is back in sight 🚀

Honestly, none of the MEME coins had a surge in volume today; volume was subdued across the board, so I’ve been watching $NEAR . It’s around 5.18 now, with roughly $125 million in 24-hour trading volume, making it the hottest among these coins.

Looking at the chart: the green dashed line at 4.8 marks a level that’s been retested several times over the past few days, while the red dashed line at 5.3 marks where recent rallies have been rejected. Over the past two weeks, it’s mostly been ranging between 4.5 and 5.6. I don’t think it’s worth chasing the price.

· Entry zone: pullback to around 4.8–4.9
· Resistance: 5.3, then 5.5–5.6
· Invalidation: a drop below 4.6

High volatility—manage your position size, and don’t go all in. Do you think it can hold above 5.3 this time, or will it fall back to 4.8? Let’s discuss in the comments.

⚠️Just my personal ramblings; this is not investment advice.
#NEAR #Bitcoin rebounds to $83,000

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