Marouan47

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BILL at 0.00645. Potential entry between 0.00580 and 0.00610. Targets: 0.00710 and 0.00790, with a stop-loss below 0.00530.
$BILL

GRASS price 0.7018. Watching for a pullback toward 0.650–0.675. Targets: 0.745 and 0.810, with a stop-loss below 0.615.
$GRASS

USELESS price 0.17302. The 0.160–0.165 zone is worth watching. Targets: 0.188 and 0.205, with a stop loss below 0.148.
$USELESS

TA price: 0.05797. Potential entry between 0.0540 and 0.0560 if a clear rebound appears. Targets: 0.0625 and 0.0680, with a stop-loss below 0.0495.
$TA

SKYAI price is 0.03669. I’m watching support between 0.0335 and 0.0350. The targets are 0.0395 and 0.0430, with a stop-loss below 0.0310.
$SKYAI

$T price 0.00544. The 0.00510–0.00525 zone is worth watching, with targets at 0.00590 and 0.00645. A break below 0.00475 weakens the scenario.

CAP price at 0.107. 🔴We can watch the 0.098–0.102 zone for an entry, or wait for a breakout above 0.112. Targets are 0.118 and 0.130, with a stop-loss on a close below 0.091.
$CAP

A $635.6 million outflow from spot Bitcoin funds in a single day isn’t a figure to simply gloss over, especially since it’s the largest since June. What matters to me is figuring out what’s changed among investors: are they reducing their Bitcoin exposure out of fear of a bigger drop, or is this just a reallocation of liquidity? Fund flows give me an idea of how capital is moving, but on their own they’re not enough to determine the trend. I’d like to see whether the outflows continue over the coming days, because a single day could be a reaction, but a sustained pattern means something else.
#PepeJumps14%ToLeadAltcoinRebound
$BTC

32,000 Bitcoin entered the market in a single day, worth approximately $2.6 billion. The last time we saw an inflow this large was in April, and Bitcoin reached its peak a few weeks later. We’re not saying history will repeat itself, but this is a move we can’t ignore. The first thing I want to know is: are these coins actually going to be sold, or are they just being transferred between wallets? The difference between the two is significant, and the flow alone doesn’t give us the full picture.
#BinancePick #EarningsSeason
$BTC

$IRYS Insane surge 📈📉🚀

Nvidia fell 2.39% to $214.67. This stock matters to me because it sits at the heart of AI spending, so it is affected when the market starts questioning the value of massive infrastructure investments. The paradox is that concerns about the cost of AI could weigh on tech companies, even though Nvidia itself is benefiting from demand for chips. We need to watch actual demand and revenue forecasts, not just the movement on a single day.
#BinancePick
$NVDAB

What we’re seeing at Meta today makes me focus on something beyond the stock’s decline. Although the company posted strong revenue, the market didn’t easily accept the increase in its AI spending budget to $135–145 billion in 2026. With the stock at $653.68 after a 6.29% drop, according to the figures I have, my question is: Have investors started to doubt whether these investments can generate profits that match their cost? There’s also legal pressure that has further clouded the picture. To me, the problem isn’t that Meta is spending on AI, but how long it will take to turn that spending into a clear return.
$METAB

SpaceX fell 4.18% and closed at $152.66, and this is a stock I can't easily assess. It's new to the market, so there's no long track record to compare it with, and its price moves more on expectations than on numbers. To me, a 4% drop in a stock like this isn't alarming, because it's seen worse days. What would really make me pay attention is if it fell on its own while the market stayed flat.
#BinancePick #EarningsSeason
$SPCXB

What I want to understand from Raydium’s numbers is what brought so many people to tokenized stocks. LaunchLab has surpassed 300,000 holders since September 5, and Solana has 1.4 million addresses holding these assets. Opening trading to any token pair broadened the field, but the number of addresses alone isn’t enough to tell whether the market is actually growing. I’m watching to see whether these people stick around after the initial curiosity fades, because that’s where the difference becomes clear between token distribution and a market with real life.
#EarningsSeason #SolanaSetToActivateAlpenglowToday
$RAY
$RAYSOL
$SOL

What stands out to me in SpaceX’s results is that third-quarter revenue reached $14.58 billion, exceeding the forecast of $12.87 billion. To me, what matters isn’t just the figure, but the company’s ability to turn its massive projects into revenue that surpasses market expectations. This kind of growth makes me wonder: to what extent have space and communications businesses become capable of changing the economic landscape in the years ahead?
#EarningsSeason
$SPCXB

Pay close attention with me: USDG lending on Morpho has reached $44 million in TVL on Arbitrum, after nearly doubling in a week. I think the pace of liquidity growth is worth watching, but the more important question is: Is this expansion driven by genuine borrowing demand, or by temporary incentives attracting capital? The difference between the two determines whether the growth is sustainable.
#EarningsSeason #marouan47
$ARB

What matters to me about USDGO’s arrival on Jupiter isn’t just the launch of a new stablecoin, but the nature of the entity behind it and the place it chose to start. Issued by Anchorage Digital Bank and linked to Hong Kong-listed OSL, USDGO’s liquidity has reached Jupiter Lend. For me, the real test starts here: can USDGO evolve from an institutionally backed asset into a currency people actually use in DeFi? Having liquidity is an important step, but its continued use is what’s worth following.
#EarningsSeason #marouan47
$JUP

What caught my eye in Aster’s figures on October 16 was that gold trading through perpetual contracts using USD1 reached $150.32 million, while the gold market on Solana recorded just $68.39 million. What’s striking is that all USD1 markets generated $506 million out of Aster’s total trading volume of $1.54 billion that day. I think these figures are worth watching, because the difference isn’t limited to gold—it’s also about the amount of activity USD1 markets are attracting on the platform.
#GrayscaleAndRepublicLaunchThreeCryptoFunds
$ASTER
$WLFI

What I find difficult about Nillion (NIL) is not understanding why privacy matters, but figuring out who will actually pay to make it work. I keep thinking about data that must be useful without becoming visible to whoever processes it. That’s where Nillion’s Blind Computer idea catches my attention. nilDB, nilCC and nilAI approach different parts of this problem, while MPC, TEEs and FHE come with different assumptions and limitations. I’m still questioning how Blacklight’s verification fits into the wider security picture. And then there’s the token: even if the technology proves useful, will real demand translate into sustained demand for NIL, especially as supply expands? I don’t think these questions have simple answers. I’m interested in what Nillion can deliver beyond its technical design, and I know there are gaps in my understanding. I’d genuinely like to hear from people who have worked with privacy computing firsthand.
#nil $NIL @Nillion