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🐋 $IN broke above its 90-day high of 0.04499, with 24-hour trading volume surging to 44.4 times the daily average.
There are often short stop-loss orders and sell orders from previously trapped holders above a swing high. The surge in volume means these orders are being absorbed. Once they’re cleared, if buying pressure remains, the price can move up more easily; if buyers suddenly disappear, watch out for a pullback after the spike.

$IRYS 5 minutes -4.51%! Take it easy, guys. No matter how volatile it gets, always plan your stop-loss first!
Whatever the market conditions, think about how much you could lose before thinking about how much you could make. Anyone been keeping an eye on it? Let us know what you think.

Overnight highlights: Two U.S. data releases came out Friday—the manufacturing PMI was 56.0, a 53-month high, while the composite PMI edged down to 57.6. Final University of Michigan consumer sentiment came in at 48.0 (revised up, but still historically low). One-year inflation expectations were 4.7%, while long-term expectations were 3.5%; both rose for a second consecutive month. The 10Y Treasury yield surged to 5.00%, and Brent crude climbed above $116, a six-month high. U.S. stocks edged lower, with AI-linked shares weak (Bloom Energy fell 10% despite better-than-expected results). BTC fell nearly 1% over 24 hours, briefly dipping to $80,418.

BTC $80,686; levels to watch above: $81,942 (24h high)/$82,500; below: $80,418 (24h low)/$80,000. ETH $2,375; levels to watch above: $2,415 (24h high)/$2,434; below: $2,350 (24h low)/$2,300.

Today's focus: Weekend trading is quiet; watch whether the $80,000 psychological level holds. Volatility may pick up ahead of next Tuesday's FOMC decision (10/27–28).

Data reflects Coinbase spot prices and is for reference only; it does not constitute investment advice.

今天的看盘冷知识：某交易所将上线AXIS韩元交易对
上线消息的三种读者：第一种：先冲了再说；第二种：等开盘看看；第三种（比如我）：截图收藏，然后继续围观。
$AXIS 你是哪一种？

Evening recap: Tonight’s 21:45 S&P Global Flash PMI and 22:00 University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment final reading had not yet been released at the time of writing.
BTC $81,739.6, upside reference levels: $82,500 / $84,840; downside reference levels: $80,820 / $80,000. ETH $2,402.99, upside reference levels: $2,434 / $2,524; downside reference levels: $2,375 / $2,300.
Today’s focus: Last night’s sell-off in U.S. AI stocks (Nasdaq -2.58%, its biggest one-day drop since June; Brent topped $114); market reaction after tonight’s PMI and final Michigan reading are released; next Tuesday’s FOMC meeting (10/27–28).
Data are Coinbase spot prices, for reference only and not investment advice.

Guys, check this out!
The 24-hour contract gainers are going crazy 🔥
· $IRYS +125.24%
· $BTR +40.97%
· $BIRB +33.96%
· AGT +30.12%
· AKE +27.11%

$IRYS shot up +125.24% in one go—that's insane!
Do you hold any of these? Show us in the comments 👇

#IRYS

A word of encouragement for everyone:
Leverage magnifies not only returns, but also your emotions and mistakes.
Start with low leverage and learn the ropes before considering anything else.
Note: $XRP current price 1.3261 (24h -0.23%).

#XRP

Today's self-check: Have you ever taken a loss in this regard?
Set your stop-loss and exit conditions when you open a position.
$ETH Current price: 2399.83 (24h -1.78%)

#ETH

📋 Primary Market | Token Allocation
· Key points: In ARB’s allocation, 11.62% is for the user airdrop, 7.5% for the Arbitrum Foundation, and 1.13% for DAO airdrops across the ecosystem.
· How to interpret it: Allocation percentages are only baseline information. The actual pace of tokens entering circulation also depends on on-chain activity and the behavior of holders.
· Note: When researching a token, first find its official token allocation chart and pay attention to the combined share held by the team and investors.
$ARB 0.1832（-1.03%）

【Morning Brief 10/23】Risk appetite plunged overnight: BTC fell about 3.5% in 24 hours to $81,336, with an overnight low of $80,820. Selling pressure hit U.S. AI stocks (Meta/Tesla each down about 3% after earnings), oil prices surged nearly 3% amid Middle East tensions, and South Korea’s Kospi fell 3.5%.

BTC $81,336; levels to watch above: $82,500 / $84,840, below: $80,820 / $80,000. ETH $2,387; levels to watch above: $2,434 / $2,524, below: $2,375 / $2,300.

On today’s radar: S&P Global Flash PMI at 21:45 tonight and the final University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment reading at 22:00; FOMC decision next Tuesday, 10/28.

Prices are Coinbase spot prices, for reference only and not investment advice.

$IRYS was up 2.6% in 5 minutes, +8.86% over 24h.
I generally don’t change my plan because of a single move, unless it really develops into a trend.

【Evening Market Recap 10/22】
Today's data: U.S. initial jobless claims came in at 194,000, below expectations of 200,000 (previous: 199,000), falling to a three-month low and nearing the lowest level in 57 years. The labor market remains strong, cooling expectations for rate cuts.
Oil prices surged during the day, with Brent briefly breaking above $112 (following an attack on Saudi energy facilities and heightened U.S.-Iran tensions); Dow futures were down around 0.6% before the U.S. market opened, while tech stocks were weak in pre-market trading.

BTC $81,739; levels to watch above: $82,500/$84,840, below: $80,000/$78,000;
ETH $2,401; levels to watch above: $2,434/$2,524, below: $2,375/$2,300.
Crypto pulled back during the day along with risk appetite, with BTC retreating about 3.7% from its $84,840 high.

Tomorrow's focus: Friday, 21:45 S&P Global Flash PMI; 22:00 University of Michigan final consumer sentiment reading; next Tuesday's FOMC decision (10/27–28).
Data reflects Coinbase spot prices, for reference only and not investment advice.

Short timeframes follow sentiment, while longer timeframes follow trends. This news mainly affects the shorter timeframes.
Take this news, for example: Zipcoin announced it was suspending operations after its codebase and private keys were fully leaked, and plans to liquidate its remaining tokens.
The first big candle after a news event often sets the short-term sentiment, so it’s worth taking a closer look.
$ETH , 24h -3.53%.

Just noticed that open interest increased by 26% in the past $MASK 15 minutes. Keeping an eye on it.
When price and open interest rise together, it usually signals active longs; when price falls and open interest rises, it usually signals active shorts. When the price stays flat while open interest rises, something big may be brewing.

#MASK

$PEPE broke below the 0.0₅45 level.
After the breakdown, watch the next support below: the 24h low at 0.0₅446. If the rebound fails to reclaim 0.0₅45, the weak structure will continue.

Trending: Como vs. Manchester United
$CHZ in the football sector.
The topic has hit the trending list, but market moves still depend on capital.

【10-22 Morning Session】Overnight Highlights:
Tesla Q3: Revenue of $28.05 billion, adjusted EPS of $0.48, and deliveries of 486,532 vehicles all beat expectations; however, operating profit was cut in half year over year, falling 56% to $718 million. Shares rose about 1.3% after hours.
Meta Q3: Revenue of $64.6 billion (+26%, above expectations), including $63.1 billion in ad revenue. A $9.9 billion state settlement expense weighed on results; GAAP EPS was $3.83, or $7.40 excluding the expense. Shares rose about 3% after hours.
IBM Q3: Revenue of $17.1 billion (+5%, above expectations), with software business up 8%. Shares rose about 4.5% after hours.
BTC rose overnight, reaching a 24-hour high of $84,856 and nearing the $85,000 mark. Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows of $527 million on Monday, their largest daily inflow in nearly a month.

BTC $84,172; levels to watch above: $85,000 / $87,000; below: $82,500 / $80,000;
ETH $2,474; levels to watch above: $2,524 (24-hour high) / $2,600; below: $2,434 / $2,375.

On today's calendar: U.S. initial jobless claims at 20:30 tonight; S&P Flash PMI at 21:45 Friday, followed by the final University of Michigan consumer sentiment reading at 22:00; FOMC rate decision next Tuesday, with markets expecting no change.
Data reflects Coinbase spot prices and is for reference only, not investment advice.

Just a quick thought: I check the Fear and Greed Index every day. Today it’s 68 (Greed), up 5 from yesterday.
The index is neither hot nor cold, so I’ll stick to my plan and not overthink it.
$BTC What do you all think?

Evening Recap (10-21):

Today's data: No major U.S. macroeconomic data releases on Wednesday. MBA mortgage rates have been released (not market-sensitive); EIA crude oil inventories at 22:30 and BLS Q3 weekly earnings at 22:00 will be released later tonight.

Intraday highlights: BTC $83,683 (recovered from $82,800 earlier in the morning, moving above the 21-day moving average at ~$83,300), ETH $2,478.5 (up from $2,445.9 in the morning, testing the top of its range); SpaceX posted its first quarterly profit since going public in Q3, with revenue of $14.58 billion, well above expectations of $13 billion; AI revenue of $7.56 billion surpassed Starlink revenue for the first time; Tesla and SpaceX each formed a special committee to evaluate a potential merger; NFLX fell about 6% after hours on weak Q4 guidance.

BTC $83,683, with $85,000 as the upside reference and $83,300 (21-day moving average)/$81,570 (50-day moving average) as downside references; ETH $2,478.5, with $2,500 as the upside reference and $2,470/$2,375 as downside references.

Tomorrow to watch: Tesla, Meta, and IBM Q3 earnings results are due early tomorrow morning (Beijing time); initial jobless claims on Thursday at 20:30; S&P Global Flash PMI on Friday at 21:45 and the final University of Michigan consumer sentiment reading at 22:00.

Data is based on Coinbase spot prices and is for reference only, not investment advice.

Market-watching while slacking off: surged 10.92% in $DOOD 5 minutes.
It shot up so much I didn't even dare get a drink, afraid I'd miss another chunk in the blink of an eye.
It's pretty volatile, so manage your position carefully.