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send it back to zero $BTW

#Bitway

I'm delusionally bearish on $BTW

Did you short $BTW ??

woke up today and I'm delusionally bullish on $BTC

Will you be part of the next $BTC leg up

Bearish on $BTW I might be wrong 🤡

Remember $BTW has an upcoming token unlock happening on 2nd November 2026

who's pumping $BTW and how long do you think it's going to last.

Do you think $MULT will debut on Binance on day 1?

$BTC

$BTC to $90k by end of the week

Believe in $BTC and take a long position me!

ENTRY
$81,400–$81,900

STOP LOSS
$80,150 (under the ~$80,300–$80,430 sweep)

TAKE PROFIT 1
$83,350 (take about half off)

TAKE PROFIT 2
$84,450 (short-term moving averages / supply)

DYOR 💯

TODAY'S MARKET OVERVIEW YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Binance's current market overview shows about $2.84T total crypto market cap, roughly $84.2B 24h volume, and a Fear & Greed reading of 68 (Greed). Its current hot-token list includes BTC ETH SOL, $SUI ONDO, $XRP and $QNT

Crypto Is Greedy. But Should You Be?

The crypto market is currently around $2.84 trillion.

24-hour trading volume is around $84.2 billion, up more than 50%.

And the Fear & Greed Index is sitting at 68 — Greed.

At first glance, that sounds very bullish.

But I think there is a more useful way to read these numbers.

Market cap tells us the size of the market.

Volume tells us how much is being traded.

Fear & Greed tells us how investors are feeling.

They are measuring different things.

Right now, trading activity is rising much faster than total market value.

That means the market is busy. It does not automatically mean the market is going higher.

This distinction matters. When people see "Greed", the natural reaction is to chase whatever is moving.

That is usually when you need to slow down and ask better questions.

Where is the volume going?

Bitcoin?

Ethereum?

Solana?

Memecoins?

New listings?

Is the activity coming from real demand, or are Markmakers simply moving money around faster?

The current market also has plenty of things competing for attention: geopolitics, interest rates, ETF flows, memecoin and new blockchain upgrades.

So I wouldn't read 68% Greed as a signal to buy.

I would read it as a warning to pay closer attention.

Markets are most interesting when everyone thinks they understand what is happening.

The numbers can tell you what is happening but they don't always tell you why it's happening.

$BTC
$SOL
$ETH

Bitcoin, Solana and the Money Behind the Market

Bitcoin is falling. Solana is recovering. And $202 billion in U.S. Treasury securities are about to settle.

These may look like three separate stories.

But they are connected.

Bitcoin has once again shown that crypto does not exist outside the real world.

Trump rejected Iran's proposal, oil moved higher, and BTC dropped toward the $83K area as traders became more worried about a longer conflict and higher energy prices.

At the same time, something interesting is happening.

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs brought in around $2.4 billion last week, their biggest weekly inflow since October 2025.

So we have a strange picture:

People are putting money into Bitcoin through ETFs, while Bitcoin is still falling because of global events.

That tells us something important.

More institutional money does not mean Bitcoin stops reacting to the world around it.

Then there is Solana.

SOL has risen around 68% in two months, while Solana is also working toward its Alpenglow upgrade.

The goal is much faster transaction finality.

But faster technology alone does not guarantee a higher token price.

The real question is:

What will people actually be able to do better because Solana is faster?

That is a much more useful question than simply asking whether SOL will go up.

Then we have another number worth watching: $202 billion

That is the value of U.S. Treasury securities scheduled to settle on September 30.

This does not mean $202 billion is suddenly leaving the market

But large Treasury settlements can affect money markets and the amount of cash available for riskier assets

And when liquidity changes, crypto can feel it

This is why I don't think you can understand Bitcoin by looking only at Bitcoin

You have to watch what is happening outside crypto too

Iran affects oil

Oil can affect inflation

Inflation can affect interest rates

Interest rates can affect liquidity

Liquidity can affect Bitcoin

Meanwhile, Solana is improving its technology while the market decides how much that improvement is worth

Will $JUP go back to $1 before the end of the year

$JUP

Trump rejected Iran's proposal. Oil reacted. Risk appetite changed. Then Bitcoin dropped toward $82,800.

But the interesting question isn't why $BTC dumped. It's what the dump tells us about Bitcoin's relationship with the world around it.

When geopolitical tensions rise, markets don't wait for the full story.

Traders start thinking about oil.

Then inflation.

Then interest rates.

Then liquidity.

And eventually, risk assets like Bitcoin feel the pressure.

Bitcoin may operate without a central bank, but the people buying and selling it still operate inside the global financial system.

That creates an interesting contradiction.

Bitcoin's monetary policy doesn't change because Trump rejects a proposal.

Blocks keep being produced.

The 21 million supply limit doesn't change.

The network doesn't stop working.

But the price can still move sharply because people's willingness to take risk changes.

So a Bitcoin dump during geopolitical uncertainty doesn't necessarily tell us something is wrong with Bitcoin itself.

Sometimes, the market is simply repricing the world around Bitcoin.

That's why I think the better question isn't:

"Why is Bitcoin dumping?" It's "What changed that made people willing to pay less for Bitcoin?"

Right now, geopolitical tension, oil and risk appetite are part of that answer.

Bitcoin is decentralized but Its investors aren't.

#BTC #IranAttackIsrael #TrumpCrypto #GeopoliticalTrends #BinanceSquareFamily

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The idea behind usebpay is to make it easier for people to interact with crypto and move value without having to deal with unnecessary friction at every step.

As crypto adoption grows, payment infrastructure becomes increasingly important. It’s not enough for people to simply hold tokens, there needs to be practical ways to use digital assets in everyday transactions and online economies.

That’s the part of usebPay I find interesting.

Rather than looking at crypto only as an investment, bPay is building around the payment and utility side of the ecosystem.

The project is still early, so there is obviously plenty to watch as the product develops and more people start using it.

For those researching the project:

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I don't know who needs to hear this, a BTC breakout isn't confirmed just because the candle turns green.

Before you chase a $BTC candle, look for these 3 things:

1. The breakout takes a meaningful resistance level.

2. Price holds that level instead of immediately falling back below it.

3. Volume confirms that buyers are actually participating.

If 1 happens without 2, I treat it as a possible fakeout.

If 1 and 2 happen but volume is weak, just wait.

Every traders goal shouldn't be to predict every move.

just know where the market proves your idea wrong.

Would you rather enter early with more risk, or wait for confirmation?

$BTC

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