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Here's a secret to maintaining your mental health: don't try to read into anything—any behavior, expression, words, or relationship. What you see is simply what you see, and what happened is simply what happened. Accept things as they are, bring your attention back to yourself, and make the most of each day. Then, go to sleep peacefully with the happiness you truly experienced that day. $SOL

When Elon Musk was a young man, he lived in Vancouver and was nearly penniless. He walked into an employment office and asked them for the highest-paying job they had. It turned out to be an $18-an-hour job: put on protective gear, crawl through narrow tunnels into a lumber mill’s boiler, and shovel out the scalding, steaming sludge left inside.

He later called it a “Dickensian steampunk nightmare,” and honestly, that sounds about right. About 30 people started the job that week; by the weekend, only 3 were still at it.

Elon was one of those 3. $SOL

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Binance to list four USDT-margined perpetual contracts, including CEG
According to an official announcement, Binance will list the CEGUSDT, BACUSDT, IBKRUSDT, and MDTUSDTU-margined perpetual contracts from 09:00 to 09:20 (UTC) on October 21, 2026. The contracts will support leverage of up to 20x and multi-assets mode. $CEG.US

Short sellers freaking out? You’re not allowed to buy, only sell? Will you still dare laugh at crypto exchanges for pulling the plug? Better trade on Binance, then—it never stops here! $SOL

Most of the gods they made before have already fallen. Now they’re making a new one—another undefeated general has emerged. Who knows how long this one will last? Should we follow?
An address with a 100.00% BTC trading win rate over the past 30 days closed approximately $18.96 million in BTC shorts and opened approximately $12.95 million in BTC longs.
According to Odaily monitoring, an address had a 100% win rate on BTC trades over the past 30 days, from September 18 to October 20, 2026, completing 30 trading rounds. From 21:37 on October 20 to 05:14 on October 21, 2026, it reversed from a short position to a long position. It currently holds 104.81036 BTC, valued at approximately $8.6991 million. The weighted average execution price for closing the BTC short was approximately $82,583.03, and the weighted average entry price for opening the long was approximately $82,744.75.

Address: 0xf517639a8872e756ac98d3c65507d2ebc25cc032; total P&L: $773,200 (data sample as of 2026-10-17 09:02)

BTC trading rounds: 30; win rate: 100.00%

Period: 2026-09-18 to 2026-10-20 $SOL
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Ah, it looks like Huawei's chips still aren't up to par. If AI is not to fall behind, we still have to buy American chips.
ByteDance, Alibaba and Tencent reportedly order over 3 million Nvidia graphics cards, worth more than $35 billion in total
ByteDance, Alibaba and Tencent have ordered more than 3 million Nvidia RTX PRO 5500 graphics cards. At about $11,400 per card, the total value of the orders exceeds $35 billion. The product is an alternative that complies with U.S. export restrictions on China, and the three Chinese tech giants plan to use it primarily for AI inference tasks. (Reuters) $NVDAB

A mega-corporation unlike any in human history may be on the way! Musk announces that SpaceX and Tesla have formed a special committee to formally explore a merger
Musk revealed on Tuesday during SpaceX (SPCX)'s quarterly earnings webcast that SpaceX and Tesla (TSLA) have formed a special committee to begin exploring a potential deal. This is an important step from market speculation toward a formal evaluation, but the two sides have not yet agreed on the terms of a deal.

Both companies rank among the world's most valuable businesses. SpaceX is currently valued at around $2 trillion, while Tesla's market capitalization is close to $1.5 trillion. If they ultimately merge, simply adding the companies' current valuations would put the combined assets at around $3.5 trillion, and the potential deal could set a record for the largest corporate merger and acquisition. Musk, who serves as CEO of both companies, said at the meeting: “I do think there is a lot of value in combining the two companies. We can gain a lot by working together to develop superintelligence software.”

However, the deal is still a long way from being finalized. Musk said that because he leads both companies and has a conflict of interest, he will not take part in the special committee's discussions. For now, the two committees have yet to agree on the terms of the deal.
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Japanese and South Korean markets surged right out of the gate this morning. Samsung and SK Hynix were up 5% and 7%, respectively, and memory chips rebounded across the board. In AI servers, Super Micro Computer jumped 16% after hours, and Nvidia moved up too—showing that the money hasn’t left; it’s just changing seats.

On the crypto side, BTC touched $83,000 before getting pushed back down, and now it’s hovering around $82,000. Ethereum followed up to $2,450. SOL, XRP, and BNB are all rising too, though not by much—they’re basically “catching their breath behind the big brother.”

A few key points:

First, oil prices plunged overnight. Brent crude briefly fell below $110, easing inflation pressure for now, which is good news for risk assets.

Second, U.S. earnings season is beating expectations. SpaceX revenue surged 161%, AI revenue grew ninefold, and Musk even floated a merger with Tesla—markets always love a story like that.

Third, and most important: the Fed’s rate decision is on October 28. Prediction markets have the odds of “holding steady” surging to 87%, with another hike likely in December. In other words, liquidity probably won’t tighten further in the short term, but it won’t loosen either. The market is trading within that narrow window.

Altcoins are clearly diverging. The AI sector is holding up relatively well, DePIN is still drifting lower, and ARB is digesting selling pressure after its Layer 2 token unlock. SUI, on the other hand, is showing some relative strength, with ETFs quietly accumulating. But altcoins as a whole still haven’t regained their bounce. ETF funds continue to flow out, and nearly $600 million combined left BTC and ETH last week. Institutions haven’t really come back yet.

I don’t think this is the time to go all in, but it’s not the time to sit entirely on the sidelines either. As long as BTC holds $80,000, the bulls are still in the game. If it can’t break through $83,000, don’t chase it for now; wait for a pullback toward $79,000–$80,000 and see if buyers step in. For altcoins, you can take small positions in AI narratives and relatively strong names, but don’t use leverage—the liquidations in derivatives are brutal right now. More than $300 million gets wiped out in a day, and bulls have lives too.

Memory chips are a sector worth watching more closely. Real money is driving demand for AI computing power, HBM is in short supply, and we’re in the middle of an upcycle—pullbacks are opportunities. Stocks in the ChangXin and Yangtze Memory supply chains, in A-shares and Hong Kong stocks, could have plenty of upside, but they’re volatile too, so they’re better suited to short-term trades than buy-and-hold.

In a nutshell: the macro picture is catching its breath, and capital is rotating. Don’t chase highs; wait for a pullback. AI and memory chips are the two main themes to watch. For a broad altcoin offensive, wait until BTC holds above $83,000. $SOL #股票财报季

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Pop Mart fell sharply by 5% today, bringing its share price to HK$135. Keep in mind that Duan Yongping’s cost basis for Pop Mart is HK$150 per share. I really wanted to buy the dip like Old Duan, but I managed to keep my hands off.

The reason is simple: the lower it falls, the more afraid I am to buy. Mr. Duan knows Pop Mart very well, and plans to hold his investment for more than ten years. He sees it as a better opportunity than holding cash or investing in other things, which he feels less confident about. We small retail investors are in a different situation: we need to shuffle money around to cover other expenses, so we can’t afford to tie it up for the long term. Looking at Pop Mart’s performance, it may not recover anytime soon, and I’m afraid that if I buy the dip, I’ll get stuck halfway down.

Besides, you need a good company, a good price, and good timing. As for the price, at HK$135, its market cap is below HK$200 billion, and its P/E ratio is around 15—value investors may find that pretty reasonable. It might rise to 500 in the future, but that doesn’t mean it won’t fall between now and then, whether in a few months or a year. As for timing, the share price has fallen below its previous low, which is unfavorable from a trend perspective. There are also rumors that its third-quarter results won’t show rapid growth.

So, even though this share price is tempting, I still need to wait for the right time to buy. $SOL

A double twist? Tesla’s Roadster is just a “farting car that can fly for at most 6 seconds” and does not meet the FAA’s definition of an aircraft
Tesla’s Roadster has sparked heated discussion with its “flying car” concept, but the attention has also brought controversy.

Recently, CBS News asked the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for clarification. The FAA replied that the Tesla Roadster does not meet its definition of an aircraft. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration later stated that even if the car appears to defy the laws of physics, Tesla must ensure it complies with applicable motor vehicle safety standards, and drivers must follow local traffic laws. In other words, the Roadster is not a flying car.

Additionally, according to reports by overseas media outlet MotorTrend and the vehicle’s technical specifications, the flight time of the demonstration vehicle—which completed three jumps at the Roadster unveiling—depends on the amount of stored gas. At full thrust, it could stay airborne for less than 2 seconds, while recharging takes as long as 6 to 7 hours. Even with a gas capacity of 250 kilograms, flight time at full thrust would still be less than 6 seconds. $SPCXB

Crypto trading is becoming more accessible for U.S. retail investors—a positive development.
Charles Schwab opens Bitcoin and Ethereum trading to U.S. retail investors, gradually enabling transfers to external wallets
Bitcoin News said in a post on X that Charles Schwab has opened Bitcoin and Ethereum trading to all eligible U.S. retail clients through its existing investment platform. The fee is 0.75% per trade, with a minimum of $1 and a maximum transaction size of $2 million. The company is rolling out digital asset transfers between Schwab accounts and external wallets in phases. Users must register withdrawal addresses in advance and complete security checks. Paxos Trust Company provides custody, trade execution, and settlement infrastructure. The digital assets are not covered by SIPC or FDIC insurance. $BTC