I would like to see a scenario like this: 📈 Bounce $BTC to ~100-110 thousand. 🧠 Formation of "head and shoulders" 🐻 Dive into a bear market 💤 Bottom of the bear — around $50,000 in autumn 2026 🌅 Then — recovery and new highs in 2–3 years
This is not a call to action, not financial advice — but merely the imagination of one of millions of investors.
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🫡 Blur, the largest NFT marketplace, is shutting down
A few parting words 👇
Blur was OpenSea’s main competitor and changed the way people traded NFTs:
Zero fees, the $BLUR token with airdrops for active users, advanced tools for traders, large-scale NFT buying, and loans backed by collectible tokens through Blend. All this made Blur one of the symbols of the NFT boom.
Now that era is coming to an end. The $BLUR token has already lost more than 33% of its value.
But there’s a catch: only the website is shutting down, not the on-chain protocol itself. Blend will stop issuing new loans, though. The marketplace’s smart contracts will continue to work, and the $BLUR token will retain its role in governing the protocol’s fee mechanism.
🙈 Amid the news, holders of top NFT collections are rushing to exit their positions while the website is still up:
There’s a simple calculation that shows what your personal answer depends on. The most important thing is to calculate your living expenses. A formula you can work out on a napkin The capital you need equals your annual expenses divided by the rate. The rest is arithmetic. Calculate one year of living expenses. Monthly spending × 12: housing, food, transport, family, leisure.
Two wallets linked to the Ethereum Foundation sent 4,393 $ETH to Kraken, worth $11.13 million
10 years ago, they received 59,751 ETH at $0.9 per coin. Since then, they have transferred 49,751 ETH to the exchange at an average market price of around $658
👀 Their transfers are attracting attention because they coincide with local ETH highs
$STRK —already up 5x this month. Why is this happening?
Starknet ($STRK ) has risen due to a combination of three factors. But the main catalyst behind its latest surge in October 2026 is linked to an unexpected change in the project’s strategy.
Not exactly that money will disappear. Rather, that technology could change the very concept of wealth.
If AI makes intellectual work cheaper, robots take over most physical labor, and production becomes less expensive, the cost of many things we’re used to will fall.
It’s important to remember that prime real estate on Earth, energy, computing power, scarce resources, and access to unique opportunities won’t disappear.
So, in 10 years, the main question will probably not be how much money you have, but what you own, how independent you are, and what resources you have access to.
$10 000 — A financial cushion, security $100 000 — Freedom to choose your work and hobbies $1 million. — Independence without a regular job $5 million. — Financial freedom $10 million. — A life without most financial constraints $50 million. — Your time belongs to you $100 million. — A world of possibilities $1 billion. — A world on a different scale $50 billion. — Capital that changes countries $100 billion.— The scale of civilization $1 trillion. — Cosmic boundlessness