FOGO is trading at $0.0256 (+6.7%), holding above EMA7 and EMA25 with a bullish MACD, but RSI at 76 signals overbought conditions and possible short‑term cooling. Whale longs have doubled to 47.5M (avg $0.0325), pushing the long/short ratio to 0.63, showing strong accumulation — yet net inflows remain slightly negative, hinting at strategic positioning behind retail momentum. Key levels to watch: $0.0261 resistance, $0.0241 support, and $0.0325 as the major squeeze trigger.
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Market seems to be in next 24 hours ?
It feels like the Fed is standing in front of a thermostat, arguing over the exact degree where you stop sweating and start shivering.
One side wants to wait and watch: Michael Barr is basically saying “hold steady for some time” until there’s clear, sustained cooling in goods inflation — especially with tariff-related price pressure still a risk.
The other side is ready to move if the data behaves: Austan Goolsbee says “several” cuts are possible in 2026 if inflation convincingly tracks back toward 2% — but he keeps circling sticky services prices as the problem child.
Here’s the hard reality behind the debate: rates are already sitting at 3.50%–3.75%, inflation is still uneven (2.4% headline CPI vs 3.2% services inflation), and the jobs backdrop hasn’t collapsed (+130,000 jobs, unemployment 4.3%).
Even the last decision showed the split in ink: the Fed held, 10–2, with Waller and Miran dissenting because they wanted an immediate 25 bp cut. 
Now everyone’s staring at the Jan 16–17 minutes dropping at 2:00pm ET (midnight Feb 19 in Pakistan) to see what the real “green light” looks like for the next cut.
Takeaway: the fight isn’t about cutting someday — it’s about whether inflation gives the Fed permission to cut without reigniting the parts that are still running hot.
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Limit orders just landed on THORChain !
CEX traders have had limit orders forever. You set your target price, walk away, come back later to find your order filled. Simple, convenient, genuinely useful. But that convenience always came bundled with everything you probably hate about centralised exchanges. You upload your passport. You hand over custody of your assets. Your $BTC sits in their database while your order is open, and you just hope nothing goes wrong in the meantime.
THORChain now does the same thing, minus all of that.
You submit a swap with a minimum output condition. Something like "swap my bitcoin for USDC, but only if I get at least X amount." Your funds go into a vault secured by 109 bonded node operators. Every 6 seconds, the protocol checks whether the pool price satisfies your target. When it does, your swap executes automatically, entirely on chain.
If the market never reaches your price, you get refunded after a few days. No intervention needed, no support ticket, no waiting on a company to process anything.
The protocol just handles it.
5 years ago, #bitcoin hit 60k. If you bought back then, but not sold a year ago, like tens of millions of people did, you have roughly made 10% until today, or less than 2% per year annualizied... not even beating inflation. Well done.
Lesson: Bitcoin has no utility other than speculation on price. Hence, its value is 0. So, trade it, do not hodl it!
$BTC
You know that feeling when a room goes quiet right before something big changes?
That’s what this looks like in Japan right now. Nomura, Daiwa, and SMBC Nikko — the kind of names that usually move slowly and safely — are stepping into crypto trading, but in a very “grown-up” way: aimed at corporate and institutional flow, not flashy hype.
The part that really made me sit up: SMBC Nikko already created a dedicated DeFi Technology Department starting February 1, 2026. That’s not a headline move — that’s internal plumbing, teams, risk controls, systems.
Two numbers tell the story. These three firms together sit around $48B in market value, and the talk is a full crypto-trading rollout around end-2026 — slow enough to do it “by the book,” fast enough to matter.
Layer in Japan’s policy drift toward making it easier for banking groups to offer crypto services (and even discussions around lowering crypto tax treatment), and you can see the direction: crypto in Japan is getting treated less like a side quest and more like a proper financial lane.
One takeaway: when Japan’s biggest brokerages start building crypto desks like they build bond desks, liquidity stops being a rumor and starts becoming infrastructure.
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#TradFiToCrypto
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It is becoming significantly more straightforward to grow your workloads using decentralized infrastructure. Ocean Network will soon empower you to expand your compute potential through several key mechanisms.
1. Simultaneous job processing
You will have the ability to run numerous containerized tasks at once across a distributed network. This approach increases your throughput effectively while removing the burden of managing the underlying infrastructure.
2. Segmented workflow pipelines
You can divide substantial or complicated tasks into smaller, discrete phases. This segmentation ensures that extended processes are more reliable, easier to oversee, and simpler to expand.
3. Instant resource transparency
Before you launch any tasks, you will be able to view essential details such as environment specifications, runtime restrictions, and current capacity. This insight allows you to plan and scale your operations with confidence and predictability.
For the time being, you are encouraged to explore these possibilities using the Ocean VS Code extension, which functions directly within your Antigravity, VS Code, Windsurf, or Cursor editor.
$BTC
The pullback is getting fairly deep for what should be wave (2), and there are still no clear signs that a bottom is in place. Because of that, the chances of strong upside continuation are starting to fade.
If price breaks below the February 12 low, it would invalidate the current 1–2 wave structure. In that case, I’d lean toward the idea that circle wave B is still playing out. However, for that scenario to stay intact, it must hold the key support zone between $64,558 and $62,604.
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