In the crypto community you could often see this chart, and back in 2021 I looked at it with genuine interest, thinking it might be some kind of cheat code! But after a few years of watching the crypto market and events in the world, I noticed that people often fit this chart to the dates after the fact, giving it a ±1 year leeway))
Why it is outdated in general
• The economy has changed dramatically. Back then agriculture and simple commodities dominated. Today it is services, technology, glo...
It’s been a long time since I talked about stocks!
As you all know, the markets opened today, and we’re already seeing volatility across the stock market.
Many stocks are still holding their key demand levels and surviving well. That’s why I’m keeping an eye on these targets:
🎯 $SNDK : $1,590
🎯 $SPCX : $169
🎯 $SKHYNIX : $1,240
These targets depend on how the market develops. For now, the geopolitical situation isn’t too bad, and retail traders are entering the market again.
Money is flow...
This coin seriously doesn’t care, guys! 😂
Just look at how $BTW recovering after that massive wick.
It had a huge wick at $1.2 after a sudden crash, but now the recovery has started. So far, the recovery looks strong, and big players have also entered.
If this momentum continues and $1.7 holds as support, the next pump could be huge.
The next target could easily be $1.9.
{future}(BTWUSDT)
🔥 Pump.fun Just Burned 169.6M PUMP—but the Buyback Isn’t Guaranteed Forever
Pump.fun’s buyback-and-burn program remains active, but daily revenue—and therefore the amount available for burns—is falling.
LIVE / CONFIRMED: On October 10, Pump.fun spent $943,000 to buy and permanently burn 169.6 million PUMP. Cumulative buybacks reached $481.08 million, removing 170.98 billion PUMP, or 17.098% of total supply.
But here’s the catch: PUMP holders do not receive protocol revenue. Pump.fun says the...