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$KORU $SKHYNIX Korean stocks are a roller coaster every day. Korean investors trading stocks are just like crypto traders buying altcoins—everyone's getting fleeced.

$CAP Finally got it, everyone!

$CAP cap: This coin tends to pull back whenever a surge in volume pushes it to a new high. Trading based on this pattern can make your efforts go twice as far. I've been following this coin for a long time, and studying the habits of its market makers is often essential!

$GAIN $BTG crashed through support. Luckily, I sold yesterday. It tripled yesterday and is down threefold today. I was thinking of making another swing trade, but I’ll wait and see for now.

When trading, never set yourself a profit target. Never! It’s a very foolish thing to do.
----Why do I say that?
1. First, market conditions are inherently unpredictable. You can’t just decide how much you’re going to make within a set amount of time. Setting a time limit often ends up forcing you to place trades in market conditions that aren’t right for you.
2. Second, no one can know for sure whether a trade will be profitable, or how much it will make. If you take a loss, you’ll be even more desperate to win it back. Once your emotions take over, the result is often a string of consecutive losses.
3. Finally, we don’t need to set ourselves profit targets. What matters most is setting trading rules. If a setup doesn’t fit your trading system, don’t take the trade. If it does, set your stop-loss and act decisively. This is 1,000 times more useful than setting yourself some damn target!
$SNDK $GTC $W

#神秘小K线 $牛来 $龙虾 Damn, this scammer is crazy.

It really feels like there are fewer people in the crypto circle this year. A lot of longtime fans and friends have quietly left the scene. They haven't posted on the feed again, and many of their accounts have been frozen around October 11. Maybe they feel they were deceived (I still miss the big-shot friend who used to sponsor me).
There are noticeably fewer newcomers too. Lots of people doing referral commissions have moved to offline promotions and advertising in WeChat groups, making it feel like a pyramid scheme, but I still can't see many newcomers coming in. Even the major exchanges are offering big perks to new registrants, yet more people are leaving than joining. Maybe the crypto circle just doesn't have the same get-rich-quick appeal as before. Now that market makers have started using bots, trading really is harder than it used to be. If tokenized stocks hadn't been introduced this year, I reckon even more people would have left.
$SNDK $LUMIA $MAGIC #阿根廷央行不推加密入银行支付

$GAIN $LUMIA $MAGIC Massive pump, folks! I posted twice in a row today, and those who followed are making big gains!!!

$SHARE $GAIN $LUMIA Alpha has really been worth keeping an eye on over the past few days. The top three on the leaderboard have been rising for several days in a row. The one in second place was up 300% yesterday, too, and they’re all small-cap tokens. If one of them gets listed on a futures market, it might pump again.

You see posts like this every couple of days, about some big-name influencer or other. They’re no use; people will keep raking it in just the same, with no real impact. The crypto world is just that amazing: the less reasonable you think a way of fleecing people is, the more money it often makes. You think it’s wrong because you’re simply not their target customer. There are so many people in crypto that some gullible customers with plenty of money are bound to come knocking.
$SNDK $CL #舒琴 $LUMIA

$GAIN $LUMIA $CHIP This coin has a low market cap, decent trading volume, and has risen a lot, so I bought a little.

AI still isn't very good at writing posts—it's too dull, and the views are low too. It's still a long way from making posts by hand.
$SNDK $TIA $牛来

Today is October 11, 2026. Exactly one year ago today, the largest cryptocurrency liquidation event in history took place. The officially reported liquidation amount was $21 billion, but the actual figure is estimated to have exceeded $290 billion.

In just 17 seconds, the entire market crashed. Bitcoin fell 15%, while countless altcoins plunged 99.99% or even went to zero. The idea that you can win simply by holding on, and that taking a long-term view always pays off, seemed almost laughable in that moment. Could something like this happen again?
$SNDK $TIA $CHIP #爆仓

My goodness!
$TIA The daily MACD has formed a golden cross.
The bearish momentum histogram has been subdued for 10 daily candles, and it’s finally turning around! And with the golden cross above the zero line, the bulls can stand tall now.
Do you buy this signal?

#TIA

Just one person’s opinion—take it with a grain of salt. Not investment advice.

What do “cliff” and “vesting” mean?
The Arbitrum team and investors’ allocations vest over 4 years: they’re locked for 1 year after the TGE, with a quarter unlocking at the one-year mark, followed by monthly unlocks over the next 3 years.
Different allocations often have different vesting schedules: ecosystem incentives may start vesting very early, while team and investor allocations are generally locked for longer.
The team and investors’ allocation for $ARB vests over 4 years: everything is locked for the first year, a quarter unlocks at the one-year mark, followed by monthly unlocks.

#ARB

I get this wrong a lot too, so don’t take it as advice.

What do full nodes, light nodes, and validators each do?
On top of what a full node stores, an archive node also stores the complete state data for every historical block, requiring much more disk space than a full node.
A light node downloads only block headers. When it needs data for a transaction, it requests the data and a Merkle proof from a full node.
The most important thing to remember when managing funds: if your wallet is connected to a third-party node (RPC), the data you see comes from that node. For large transfers, it’s worth double-checking on a block explorer.
$ETH 2509.21 (+1.01%)

#ETH

This may not be entirely accurate—use your own judgment.

$ARB 24-hour new high watch
Current price 0.1878｜Previous high 0.1873｜24h +3.99%
The price is above the previous high, turning this level from resistance into a short-term reference point.
Where do you think the key dividing line is?

No guarantee I’m right—make your own call.

Watch the large orders: $ONDO breaks through the 0.5 level
Large orders tend to cluster around key levels. Big players love to make moves there: they may ride a breakout to push prices higher, or use buying from momentum chasers to cash out. To tell the difference, watch which direction the large orders above and below the price are clustering.

#ONDO

Just sharing my opinion; this is not investment advice.

$OP broke through the 0.14 level.
After the price moves above that level, short sellers’ stop-loss orders can sometimes push it a bit higher.
Big players generally don’t chase the initial move; they prefer to accumulate gradually on pullbacks, while retail traders are more likely to chase at the very top.

#OP

Just browsing—don’t buy based on this. Make your own decision.