Hit a high of 0.01356 then rolled over hard, now sitting at 0.01094, still up +19.96% on the day but you can see most of the move already happened and gave a good chunk back
MA(7) and MA(25) both rolling over below MA(99) now, that's the trend flipping short term even though the daily number still says green
24h range tells the story too, 0.00897 low to 0.01378 high, that's a massive swing for one day, classic pump then fade pattern
Volume still decent at 417M+ TFUEL and 5M+ in USDT, so there's real interest here, just looks like the early buyers are taking profit right now
Not financial advice, just watching the chart cool off
Different story on this one, red across the board 🔻
$牛来 down -20.88% at 0.07624, sharp drop after whatever run it had before this
$SOPH sliding -20.83% too, sitting at 0.00422, basically mirroring 牛来's move almost exactly
$HEI I rounding out the losers -19.66% at 0.1144, same size dump as the other two
All three down roughly the same 20% ish range at the same time usually points to a broader pullback, not just one coin having a bad day, probably some profit taking after the run up we've been seeing on the other side of the board
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BREAKING: The US 30 year yield just crashed below 5.20% after the Treasury doubled its long term bond buybacks.
The yield hit 5.337% yesterday, a 19 year high, before dropping to 5.189%.
A buyback is when the Treasury goes into the market and buys back bonds it already issued.
That takes supply out of the market and pushes prices up, which pulls yields down.
Treasury is doubling the size of these operations in the 10 to 30 year sector from $2 billion to $4 billion each, starting September 9 and running through November 4.
Treasury says this is about liquidity, not the level of yields.
The timing still matters.
The announcement landed the same week borrowing costs hit their highest level since 2007, and the market read it as the government stepping in to support its own debt.