$AKE |15 minutes +15.72%|0.02627 Buying pressure is clearly picking up, but when the price shoots up all at once, the pullback is often significant too.
On-chain monitoring: 0x2cff…d2a0 opened a $522,000 long position on Hyperliquid, $HYPE , at a price of 78.8395. This is a bullish move. Share your thoughts in the comments.
Just chatting—don’t take this as investment advice.
Today’s central theme is a contradiction: prices are falling, but money is flowing back in.
Today’s headlines
1. $BTC fell below $80,000. Reports attributed the drop to a combination of AI stock sell-offs and ETF outflows. FOMC and tech earnings are also on the calendar this week, and analysts put the next support level at $75,000.
2. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows of $301 million last week, ending two consecutive weeks of net outflows. But the flow was uneven: inflows were strong during the first three days of the week, then shifted to large redemptions, leaving the week barely in positive territory.
3. Strategy neither bought nor sold Bitcoin last week. Instead, it repurchased $205 million worth of STRC preferred shares, and its U.S. dollar cash balance fell 46% to $242.4 million. Its holdings account for about 4% of the total supply cap, with unrealized gains of roughly $3.9 billion.
4. India’s CoinDCX confirmed that 15.99 million USDT was transferred out of a retired wallet. Just days earlier, the CEO had called it “a false alarm.” The two incidents have resulted in combined losses of nearly $60 million, with the company covering the latest loss itself.
5. Hardware wallet maker Keystone disclosed an upgrade to its breach notice: in addition to customer information, the keys used to verify device authenticity were also stolen, meaning counterfeit devices may be able to pass official verification.
6. Electrum patched a critical vulnerability. The confirmed attack method involves a malicious server replacing a pending transaction and tricking users into sending Bitcoin to an attacker’s address.
7. Ripple received final OCC approval to establish a national trust bank. RLUSD reserves and custody will fall under federal oversight, while the issuer remains in New York State—creating a dual-track structure in which issuance is overseen by the state and reserves by the federal government.
8. Aviva Investors put tokenized shares of its £29 billion money market fund on the $XRP Ledger. This is its second tokenized share fund.
9. BlackRock, SBI, and Startale signed a memorandum of understanding to explore connecting tokenized money market funds with SBI’s yen stablecoin, JPYSC.
10. Canada launched a 60-day consultation on stablecoins. The proposals require 1:1 reserves, support for rapid redemptions, a redemption fee cap of 1%, and a continued ban on interest payments.
Levels to watch
$80,000. A daily close above $80,000 and a return to positive daily net ETF inflows would count as confirmation. If the daily close remains below $80,000 and ETFs see net outflows for two consecutive days, the $75,000 support level will likely be tested.
What do you think: will ETF money turn around first, or will prices bottom first? Drop a number in the comments, or simply share your view.
On October 26, Binance founder CZ said at BNB Standard Corporation (BNC)’s Nasdaq bell-ringing ceremony that BNB has evolved from a simple token launched in 2017 into an ecosystem with its own blockchain. BNB Chain serves around 30 million users each month and more than 3 million users daily, making it one of the world’s most active blockchains and one of the blockchains with the highest liquidity for real-world assets (RWA).
Osmosis: OSMO inflation issuance has ended. From now on, staking rewards will come from protocol revenue. I’ll jot down this kind of news in my little notebook and look back through it every so often. It’s quite rewarding. $OSMO
Data is for reference only; don’t take it all at face value.
First, a look at the market: $BTC 79,642.01 (-1.59%)|$ETH 2308.61 (-2.35%)|BNB 736.96 (-1.03%)|SOL 100.5 (-1.87%) Under some pressure, but not enough to signal a trend reversal. A few updates for today: 1. B2 will unlock about $1.37 million worth of tokens on October 29, equal to 7.64% of the circulating supply 2. Franklin Templeton files registration statements to list shares of two Bitcoin index ETFs 3. The Bank of Japan is expected to hold steady this week, while more than 80% of analysts expect a rate hike in December Sentiment and flows: Fear and Greed Index: 50 (neutral), down 4 from yesterday BTC whale long/short ratio: 1.58, with longs accounting for 61.3%
First, a few figures: LayerZero V2 ($ZRO ) saw its TVL rise by a net $4.854 billion over 7 days, a change of +40.32%. By comparison, the token was down 4.77% over the same period—the two trends don’t fully align. Its TVL currently stands at $16.891 billion, ranking 3rd among all DeFi protocols. $ZRO is currently priced at 1.713.
I'm more interested in what big-wallet holders are doing; actions speak louder than words. Latest news: the on-chain market cap of tokenized stocks issued by xStocks has reached $1 billion, up 802.5% over the past year. I'll wait for the official announcement of next steps. Clear milestones will make it easier to assess. $ETH
$TREE 4-hour MACD forms a death cross above the zero line. Term explained: What exactly does MACD calculate? The zero line is the line where DIF equals 0, meaning the 12-period EMA and 26-period EMA overlap. When DIF is above the zero line, the short-term moving average is above the long-term moving average. MACD is better suited to identifying direction in a one-way trend, and is not particularly good at pinpointing specific highs and lows. Understanding an indicator helps you avoid being misled by a single number; it is not something to use to predict price movements.
This may not be entirely accurate, so make your own judgment.
USDC | 50 million newly issued on Ethereum (Circle) $BTC 80772.8, 24h -0.055% Tracking where stablecoins are going puts you one step ahead of watching candlestick charts.
$RLC broke below the 7-day low: current price 0.5896, previous low 0.6031. After the breakdown, watch two things: Whether the previous low of 0.6031 turns from support into resistance (if the rebound can't reclaim it) Whether trading volume increases on the breakdown; a low-volume break could be a false breakdown Which direction are you more bullish on?
HSBC RedCoin (RCHKD) launches on PayMe, available to 3.3 million users and 100,000 merchants. It will later be integrated into the HSBC banking app for purchasing tokenized funds. The real takeaway: on-chain stablecoins are natively supported in a banking app, without relying on exchanges or standalone wallets. Will stablecoin competition shift from exchanges to bank payment channels? $USDT $USDC #汇丰稳定币进入PayMe
Whale Trading Data › Address: 0x590f…be1d › Platform: Hyperliquid › Action: Closed short $NEAR › Amount: $586,000 › Price: 4.6453 Which direction are you more bullish on?
Major coins: $BTC 81,086 (-1.03%) $ETH 2389.69 (-1.01%) BNB 741.47 (+0.37%) SOL 103.11 (-1.36%) In a pullback; first, let’s see if support holds. What people are talking about on the Plaza: #马泰央行加入新加坡BLOOM稳定币倡议 #股票财报季 Top gainers and losers: Top gainers: IRYS +241.87%, BIRB +128.85%, IN +36.77% Top losers: JCT -38.07%, MAGMA -24.93%, Q -18.73% Fund flows: Fear & Greed Index: 51 (neutral), up 1 from yesterday BTC large-holder long/short ratio: 1.73, with longs accounting for 63.4% A few updates for today: 1. An exchange will list BMT 2. South Korea’s leading exchange announces the listing of AXIS (KRW market)
Structurally, B2 Buzz is a cross-chain bridge protocol, ranked 213th in DeFi by TVL, with a token value of $B2 . Its 24-hour locked value fell by 68.02% ($207 million → $66.35 million). One thing to keep in mind: TVL is denominated in dollars, so price fluctuations in the underlying assets also affect it. And a deposit or withdrawal by just one or two large holders can cause a big change. So, to judge the trend, look for sustained movement—a one-off anomaly is just a clue.
Use this as a reference, but don't take it as gospel.