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NEAR’s $20 discussion has a fresh catalyst: Bitwise launched its NEAR ETF, ticker NRR, on NYSE Arca on September 29, 2026, bringing spot exposure to U.S. brokerage investors.

The historical high sits around $20.42. From roughly $4.96, reaching $20 requires another 303% gain, making this an ambitious longer-term target.

First, buyers need to reclaim $5.17 and clear $5.58. A daily close above $5.58 followed by a successful retest would strengthen the case for $6.

Support sits near $4.55, then $4.00. Daily RSI above 70 signals stretched momentum. Losing $4.55 raises the risk of a deeper pullback.

ETF access strengthens the growth story. Sustained inflows and buying demand will determine whether price follows.
#BitwiseLaunchesFirstSpotNEARETF

Tesla’s Roadster goes airborne. TSLA jumps nearly 5%. 🚀

Tesla shares rose almost 5% in Friday’s premarket trading after Elon Musk unveiled the new Roadster and demonstrated its airborne capabilities. (wsj.com⁠)

The prototype performed an aerial maneuver using SpaceX-developed thrusters. Production targets 2028, so my read is investors are reacting to renewed enthusiasm around Tesla’s technology, ahead of revenue from this model. (ft.com⁠)

On the TSLA perpetual 1H chart, price sits near $379.75 after rebounding from $355.91.

$383 is the immediate resistance. A breakout and successful retest would strengthen the bullish setup, with $390 and $400 as potential upside levels.

I’m watching $377–$378 for initial support, followed by $370–$372. RSI near 71 signals strong momentum, but also an overbought reading.

My view: bullish momentum, with $383 as the next test. Holding support after the initial surge matters more than chasing the headline.
#TeslaRevolution

Finally, green!
🟢 BTC rebounds from the $79K area to $82K, but will buyers defend the next pullback?

BTC’s recovery follows an inflation-driven selloff. The bounce offers relief, though a trend reversal still needs confirmation.

Here’s what I’m watching. These are round-number checkpoints, not confirmed chart support or resistance.

BTC ≈ $82,266
Holding $82K on a retest would strengthen the recovery. Losing $80K would bring the $79K area back into focus.

ETH ≈ $2,456, +3.26%
Outperforming BTC’s +1.09% over 24h. I’m watching $2,500 next, with $2,400 below as a checkpoint if momentum fades.

SOL ≈ $106.76, +3.34%
A stronger percentage rebound than BTC. Sustained trading above $110 would improve the recovery picture. $100 is the round-number level below.

SUI ≈ $1.045, +4.59%
Leading this group by 24h percentage gain. Holding above $1 matters, while $1.10 is my next upside checkpoint. One strong session doesn’t establish a lasting trend.

My take: encouraging recovery, still early. I want higher lows and stronger buying volume before calling the selloff finished.

Which would you watch on the next pullback: BTC, ETH, SOL, or SUI?
#SouthKoreaTightensOversightOfOverseasPerpetualContracts

Crypto and chip stocks have faced heavy selling over the past two days. The shared pressure: inflation, interest rates, and concerns over AI spending.

Hotter inflation has raised fears of tighter Fed policy. Higher borrowing costs put pressure on expensive tech valuations and make AI data centers more costly to finance. The semiconductor index fell more than 10% from last week’s peak. (schwab.com⁠)

Chip stocks face another challenge: investors are questioning whether future AI revenue will justify today’s spending and valuations. Strong technology demand alone doesn’t guarantee rising share prices. (reuters.com⁠)

Crypto faces similar pressure as traders reduce risk. Leveraged liquidations and ETF outflows have added to Bitcoin’s selling pressure. (bitcoinfoundation.org⁠)

My view: this looks like a broader reduction in risk appetite. Some prices are bouncing, but a green session alone doesn’t confirm a recovery. I’m watching whether buyers defend support and sustain the rebound before calling a bottom. DYOR
#SouthKoreaTightensOversightOfOverseasPerpetualContracts

$NEAR
NEAR bounced before reaching my $4.40 watch zone. Buyers stepped in around $4.53, pushing price back toward $5.36, roughly 18% above the low.

The 4H chart shows improving momentum. RSI sits near 56, while price has reclaimed the short-term EMAs around $5.10–$5.14. Buyers have regained strength, but a full trend reversal still needs confirmation.

$5.44 is the next test. A 4H close above this level, followed by a successful retest, would strengthen the setup for $5.70 and then $6.

I’m watching $5.10–$5.15 on a pullback. Losing this zone would raise the risk of a move toward $4.96, with $4.53 as the deeper support.

My view: a promising rebound. Holding support matters more than chasing after an 18% recovery.

BTC: $77K–$95K until the midterms?

My working scenario is choppy trading inside this broad range heading into the Nov. 3 U.S. midterm elections. This is a thesis, not a confirmed range or an election-driven price guarantee. (ncsbe.gov⁠)

Inflation adds pressure. Sept CPI rose 0.6% MoM and 3.7% YoY. PPI jumped 1.3% MoM and 6.3% YoY. These readings strengthen the case for tighter Fed policy, creating a difficult backdrop for risk assets. (bls.gov⁠, bls.gov⁠)

On the 4H chart, BTC sits near $80.3K with lower highs and RSI around 33. Sellers still control momentum, despite room for a relief bounce.

$79.7K is the immediate support to watch. A break increases the risk of a move toward my $77K downside boundary. Bulls first need to reclaim $82.2K–$82.7K, then $84.1K and $87K before $95K becomes a credible upside objective.

My bias stays cautious. A sustained break below $77K or above $95K invalidates this range thesis. Watch price confirmation, because the election date alone gives no reason for BTC to stay inside these levels.
#BitcoinAndEtherETFsShed$1.56BInTwoWeeks

$ZEC
Waiting for ZEC below $1K? Your opportunity looks closer 👀

ZEC trades near $1.09K, down 12.45% in 24h. The 4H chart shows lower highs and lower lows, with sellers still in control.

Lose $1.08K support and $1K becomes the next major test. A break below opens room for sub-$1K prices.

RSI signals weak momentum, though a short-term bounce is possible. Reclaiming $1.13K–$1.15K would ease immediate selling pressure.

I might be wrong, but sub-$1K is on my watchlist. I’d wait for support to form before buying.

$NEAR at $2–$3? A scenario worth monitoring if BTC’s weakness continues, but the chart still has several support levels to test first.

NEAR trades around $4.71 on this 4-hour chart, down 7.71%, with lower highs and lower lows following rejection near $6.02. Price sits below the 7, 20 and 40 EMAs. RSI near 38 confirms weak momentum without confirming a bottom.

The broader backdrop adds pressure. Bitcoin fell below $82,000 after stronger-than-expected core inflation renewed concerns over interest rates. (theblock.co⁠)

I’m watching $4.58–$4.60 first, followed by the previous $4.30 low. A sustained break below $4.30 would increase downside risk toward the psychological $4 level. Further weakness in both NEAR and BTC would strengthen the case for $3. A drop to $2 represents a deeper bearish scenario, unsupported as a direct target by this chart alone.

From $4.71, reaching $3 means another 36% decline. Reaching $2 means roughly 58%. Those are substantial moves, so I wouldn’t treat either price as guaranteed.

For recovery, NEAR needs to reclaim $4.84, then hold above $5.03–$5.10. A successful retest would weaken the immediate bearish outlook.

My approach: stay patient and monitor how price responds at support. If $2–$3 arrives, I’d look for stabilization and a higher low before considering an entry. A lower price alone doesn’t confirm a good buying opportunity.
#nearprotocol

$SOXSB
Chip stocks are falling, but SOXSB is climbing. The reason is the product’s design.

SOXSB/USDT tracks a product linked to SOXS, Direxion’s semiconductor bear ETF. SOXS targets three times the opposite DAILY return of its semiconductor index, before fees and expenses. A 2% index decline translates into a targeted 6% ETF gain.

Why are chips under pressure? Reports point to hotter inflation, concerns about financing AI expansion, and growing Chinese competition in memory chips. AMD fell 5.7% on October 14, while Sandisk and other memory names have faced pressure from competition concerns. These forces help explain the sector’s selling pressure.

On the 4-hour chart, SOXSB trades near $44.98, close to resistance at $45.35. I’m watching $42.00–$42.60 as the first potential support zone, followed by $39.10. RSI near 82 signals strong momentum alongside an increasingly stretched rally.

A sustained break above $45.35 would support further upside. Losing $42 would weaken the immediate setup.

The key takeaway: SOXS rises when its underlying chip index falls. A chip rebound works against this position, with leverage magnifying losses. Daily resets also mean longer-term returns differ from a simple three-times inverse calculation.

Also, the displayed SOXSB gain of 21.60% and SOXS gain of 5.88% are different readings. Treat the token’s 24-hour move separately from the ETF’s quoted session return.
#BTCFallsBelow$81K

I’m interested in buying this pullback, but I’m not rushing.

BTC is down 2.18%, while ETH falls 3.87%, SOL 3.47%, and NEAR 7.91%. BTC is holding up better among these coins, while altcoins face heavier selling pressure.

My view: lower prices deserve attention, but a red market alone is not a buy signal. NEAR falling almost 8% does not automatically make NEAR the best bargain. I want buyers to defend support and establish a higher low.

For a short-term trade, I would wait for a 4H close above the latest lower high, followed by a successful retest. One green candle is not enough to confirm a reversal.

For longer-term spot buying, my preference is small, spaced purchases with cash reserved for further declines. Going all in assumes the bottom has arrived before the market confirms strength.

I still see potential buying opportunities, but patience matters. If support keeps breaking and rebounds keep failing, I would wait.

My focus is a clear entry, a defined exit, and a position small enough to manage if prices fall further.
#CPIWatch

Hot CPI hit both stocks and crypto, but several chip names suffered much deeper losses than BTC.

My latest screenshots show:
BTC: −1.95%, near 81,584
ETH: −3.11%
SOL: −2.08%
NEAR: −2.89%

Meanwhile, stock-linked perpetuals show Sandisk −8.63%, Intel −7.22%, Micron −6.68%, and Nvidia −4.53%.

September CPI reached 3.7% annually versus 3.6% expected. Core inflation reached 2.6% versus 2.5% expected. Inflation pressure extended beyond energy, increasing concerns about further Fed tightening. (businessinsider.com⁠, tradingeconomics.com⁠)

Higher borrowing costs put pressure on AI expansion plans and stock valuations. CPI added to existing weakness, with the semiconductor index falling for a sixth consecutive session. (reuters.com⁠)

BTC’s smaller decline shows resilience compared with these chip-linked contracts. But the broader comparison matters: the Nasdaq fell 1.88%, close to BTC’s displayed 1.95% loss, although trading windows differ. This is stronger performance against selected chip names, rather than the entire stock market. (reuters.com⁠)

SOXL’s nearly 18% decline also reflects exposure to a fund targeting 3× daily semiconductor returns. Leverage magnifies the damage. (direxion.com⁠)

My view: sharp declines create potential buying opportunities, but lower prices need stronger evidence before I become aggressive. For stocks, I’m watching earnings and valuations. For BTC, I’m watching for a higher low and a breakout supported by volume.

I prefer small entries after stabilization, with cash available if selling continues. A red market deserves research and patience, not an automatic buy.

Personal market views, not financial advice.
#CPIWatch

CPI Came In Hot! Crypto Drops More

Sep CPI came in higher than expected. The market is selling.

$BTC: 82,826 (-0.58%)
$ETH: 2,486 (-0.69%)
$SOL: 106.07 (-0.46%)

Why it matters:
Inflation is still high, so the Fed may not cut rates soon. That is bad news for crypto.

Bear case:
• Fewer rate cuts
• BTC breaks 80K and longs get liquidated
• Alts drop more than BTC

Bull case:
• The drop is still small, so the market may have expected this
• Buyers could step in on the dip

Levels I'm watching:
• BTC: 80K support, 85K resistance
• ETH: 2,400 support, 2,600 resistance
• SOL: 100 support, 112 resistance

Buy the dip or wait for lower?

NFA · DYOR

#CPIWatch
Sept CPI drops in hours. My plan for Oil and Treasuries

The setup:
- Headline CPI expected ~3.7% YoY (Aug: 3.4%)
- Core expected ~2.4% YoY, 0.2–0.3% MoM
- Record Sept gas prices, Brent ~$106
- 10Y yield ~5.25%, near a 24-year high

My take: a high headline number is already priced in. Core is what matters.

Hot core (0.4%+): yields push toward 5.35%. $TBT up, $TMF down.
In-line core (0.2–0.3%): Fed waits for Dec. Yields stay 5.20–5.35%.
Soft core (0.1% or less): yields drop, $TMF bounces.

Oil: Brent levels I'm watching are $108 resistance and $105 support. Oil is driven by Hormuz headlines more than CPI.

Treasuries: 10Y levels I'm watching are 5.20% support and 5.35% resistance. A break above 5.35% means more downside for long bonds.

My lean: hot headline, in-line core. Yields spike, then fade.

Will core come in hot, or is this just a gas-price story?

$BZUSDT $TMFUSDT $TBT
NFA · DYOR

NEAR: $4 before $6–$7?

My bias is a deeper pullback before another rally. The daily chart shows rejection near $6.02, with price around $5.06 and below the 7-day EMA at $5.13.

$4.85 is the first support to watch. Losing this level puts $4.35 next, followed by a potential $4.00–$4.25 retest.

RSI near 55 shows cooling momentum, but buyers still have a chance to defend the trend. A $4 visit is a scenario, not a confirmed move.

For recovery, I want buyers to defend support and reclaim $5.13–$5.30. Then $6.02 returns as the key resistance. A confirmed breakout and successful retest would strengthen the case for $7.

A daily close below $4 weakens my rebound thesis. Holding $4.85 and reclaiming $5.30 weakens my pullback outlook.

From $4, reaching $6–$7 requires a 50%–75% rally. Those are conditional targets, without a reliable deadline over the next few days.
#nearprotocol

Something is cooking. BTC, ETH, and SOL are heading toward a CPI test. 👀

Roughly four hours until the release. BTC trades near $83,801, ETH $2,514, and SOL $107.66 in this snapshot. Small daily declines show hesitation, but don’t confirm the next direction.

What if CPI prints 3.7%?

Forecasts sit around 3.6%–3.7%, so a 3.7% reading alone offers little reason to celebrate. Core inflation matters too. An expected headline with hotter core inflation would leave room for selling pressures.

My focus:
BTC: A sustained move above $84,000 would strengthen the recovery attempt.
ETH: Holding $2,500 would help buyers maintain their position.
SOL: Reclaiming $110 would show improving momentum.

These round-number checkpoints need confirmation from price action and volume.

Softer inflation would favor a relief rally. Hotter inflation would raise downside risk. An in-line result still leaves room for sharp swings in both directions.

My approach: let the release land, watch the reaction, then look for a successful retest. A fast green candle isn’t enough. Buyers need to hold their gains.
#CPIdata

$UNI
A whale keeps buying UNI while price works to recover. This deserves attention.

According to Foresight News, citing Lookonchain, one whale accumulated 1.29 million UNI worth approximately $9.6 million over three days, including another 600,005 UNI worth $4.28 million. (foresightnews.pro⁠)

My thoughts: this buying supports a bullish recovery thesis, but I wouldn’t chase UNI based on one wallet alone. We don’t know the whale’s holding period or hedges.

The shared 4H chart shows UNI near $7.64 after bouncing from $6.73. RSI has recovered above 50, suggesting selling pressure has eased. The next test is $7.68–$7.80 resistance.

I’m watching $7.50 as immediate support. A confirmed break above $7.80, followed by buyers defending the retest, would strengthen the setup toward $8.00 and $8.34.

If $7.50 fails, attention shifts to $7.18. Below there, the recovery weakens and $6.73 returns to focus.

I lean bullish on the recovery, with confirmation still needed. The whale’s purchases are encouraging. Price holding above $7.80 would give me more confidence.

BTC and ETH have spent roughly a week trading sideways after their selloff. Today’s CPI is a potential breakout trigger, but the reaction needs confirmation.

Release: October 14, 8:30 AM ET.
bls.gov

Expected September CPI, according to the WSJ economist survey:
Headline: +0.6% monthly, 3.6% yearly.
Core, excluding food and energy: +0.2% monthly, 2.5% yearly.
These are forecasts, not released results. marketwatch.com

BTC near $83,267: 4H RSI around 50 shows neutral momentum. I’m watching $84,200–$84,400 resistance. A breakout and successful retest would favor $85,900, then $87,000. Support sits around $82,000, followed by $81,000–$80,400.

ETH near $2,500: 4H RSI around 45 shows weaker momentum. Buyers need to reclaim $2,540–$2,580 to strengthen a recovery toward $2,610. Support sits near $2,460, then $2,400. Losing $2,400 would increase downside risk.

My read: softer-than-expected CPI, especially core, would favor a relief rally. Hotter numbers would increase selling pressure. Mixed readings leave room for swings in both directions.

I’m watching the 4H close and retest after release. A quick spike alone does not confirm a new trend.
#CPIWatch

$NEAR
After rejection at $6.02, the 4H chart shows lower highs and RSI near 43. The bounce around $5 needs stronger confirmation.

My recovery checklist: reclaim $5.25, then close above $5.36 and hold the retest. This would strengthen the case for $5.73, followed by $6.

Lose $4.88, and $4.60 becomes the next support to watch.

Today’s CPI adds uncertainty. My focus is the price reaction after release. $6 stays on my watchlist, but buyers need to prove strength first.
#CPIdata

$ETH
ETH bounced, but $2,400 still deserves your attention.

Buyers defended the $2,405–$2,407 area twice on the 4H chart. Despite the rebound toward $2,500, RSI sits near 45, showing weak momentum.

A 4H close below $2,400, followed by a failed reclaim, would strengthen the bearish case for $2,300.

For buyers to improve the setup, ETH needs to reclaim $2,540–$2,550 and hold above this zone.

My view: $2,400 is the key support. Holding preserves the recovery attempt. Losing support puts $2,300 in focus.
#SeptemberCPIWatch

$W gave buyers the rally, then tested their confidence.

After reaching $0.0273 over the past 24 hours, Wormhole pulled back to $0.0189, down around 29%. The 4H RSI sits near 48, showing faded momentum without an oversold signal yet.

$0.0183–$0.0188 is the immediate support zone. Losing this area raises the risk of a deeper retracement toward $0.0167.

For recovery, I’m watching $0.0203–$0.0205. A strong 4H close above this zone, followed by a successful retest, would strengthen the case for $0.0247, then $0.0273.

Still up roughly 34% over seven days, but the recent rally has suffered serious damage. My focus now: whether buyers defend support and reclaim resistance. A large discount alone doesn’t confirm a bottom.