The Market Updates

Binance whales are buying $BTC like crazy now.

SEND IT 🚀

$SOL tried to reclaim the $102 to $102.30 zone, but sellers pushed the price back again. 👀

Price is still struggling around the EMAs, so the structure remains weak for now.

If SOL reclaims $102.30, we could see some recovery. But if it gets rejected again, I'm watching $100.30 as the next support, and a breakdown could open the way toward $99.

For now, waiting for confirmation. 📉

🚨🇮🇱 Netanyahu's odds of "finishing the job" as Israel's PM are dropping by the minute...

Gadi Eizenkot, the favorite, is currently spiking, with Netanyahu and fmr. PM Naftali Bennett trending down.

Enjoy your vacation, Bibi, in the few countries you're allowed to spend time in... 🤣

Source: Polymarket

🇺🇸 The S&P 500 has NEVER been down from a U.S. midterm election to the following June since 1950.

The index finished higher every single time, with an average gain of 15.5% between Election Day and June 30 of the following year.

Some post-midterm rallies were enormous: +29.1% after 1954, +26.7% after 1970 and +23.6% after 1994.

Even the weakest period shown still produced a positive return.

Source: obermeyerwealth

🇷🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦 Russian diesel is heading directly to the U.S. for the first time under Trump's new deal with Putin.

And one of the tankers is SANCTIONED by America's European allies.

3 vessels carrying ~140,000 tonnes of Russian diesel are scheduled to reach U.S. ports next week, after Washington temporarily exempted the fuel from sanctions.

The first tanker is expected in New York on Nov 7, followed by two more, including the Leruo, which is blacklisted by the EU, UK and Canada.

The shipments come as U.S. diesel averages $6.34 a gallon, up from $3.66 a year ago, with the Trump admin looking for ways to bring energy costs down.

A bipartisan group of senators is already warning U.S. companies that participating could create serious legal risks.

Russian diesel is crossing the Atlantic again, this time with Washington's permission...

Source: FT

JUST IN:

$320 Billion added to the US stock market at open.

$ETH dips are getting bought.

Spot demand is rising while ETH is in consolidation.

We are very close to the bottom now.

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 Janus Henderson launches the first tokenized fund tracking the Nasdaq-100.

One of the world's biggest stock indexes is now on the blockchain.

🇸🇦🇮🇷 Saudi-led defense alliance gives Iran LAST CHANCE at diplomacy

Saudi, Pakistani, and Turkish security officials met Iranian leaders in Tehran as attacks on the Kingdom fuel fears of a wider regional war.

The 3 countries' “collective action” defense pact faced its first major test, but the talks produced NO announced deal to stop Houthi attacks.

With Trump threatening renewed strikes on Iran, the alliance is reportedly using diplomacy to pressure Tehran before potentially launching a joint military response.

Tehran is running out of time to avoid a regional faceoff in the midst of a global crisis.

Source: Iran International

🇺🇸 Good news for Trump: his approval rating went UP this week.

Bad news: it went up to 32%.

That's just 1 point above last week's record low, with the midterms only a week away.

Voters also prefer Democrats for Congress by 11 points, 47% to 36%, in the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll.

Prices are doing most of the damage. Before Trump ordered strikes on Iran in February, voters trusted Republicans more on the economy.

Now gas is up, 73% say their cost of living is heading the wrong way, and Democrats lead on the economy 37% to 33%.

7 days to close an 11-point gap. No pressure.

Source: Reuters

Google searches for "Bitcoin" have hit a 5-year low.

Retail has completely lost interest.

And that's exactly what makes me fucking bullish.

🇺🇲🇮🇷 The Iran war is STILL costing Americans at the pump

Americans have paid ~$471 more per person in fuel costs since the war began in late February. That’s ~8 times the global average of $60.

Globally, the fuel bill has ballooned to $468 billion.

The U.S. accounts for $160 billion of that total, followed by China at $54 billion.

The White House argues higher fuel prices are a small price to pay to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

The false simplicity of the trade-off may make for a nice soundbite, but it’s useless without a clear endgame.

Source: Reuters

BREAKING: 🇯🇵 Over ¥27,075,000,000,000 ($172B) added to Japanese stocks as the NIKKEI surges +2.3%.

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 Ripple receives final US regulatory approval to establish a national trust bank.

Another win for crypto.

The Philippine Peso has crashed to a historic all time low

We are witnessing economic collapse in real time!

Coinbase Bitcoin Premium has now dropped to its lowest level since June 2026.

Last time it was this low, Bitcoin bottomed one day later and then pumped 50%.

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 President Trump is offering $1,000,000 to anyone whose voter fraud report ends in a conviction.

Midterm elections are 8 days away.

ETH Weekly Analysis

$ETH closed above the 1W MA50 for the 6th time, despite BTC Dominance surging above 60% and uncertainty across global markets.

It is still stuck between $2,300 and $2,800, testing both bulls and bears before its next big move.

The weekly Stoch RSI is showing bearish momentum, so another shakeout is possible if ETH loses $2,300.

Key levels:
- Support: $2,300. Lose it, and $1,900 is next.
- Resistance: $2,550 and $2,800.

BREAKING: Injective launches an index that tracks NVIDIA GPU rental prices and is tradable onchain with up to 10x

We really got a market for AI compute before GTA 6.

🇮🇷🇸🇦 The IEA’s boss doesn’t think energy markets will be back to normal next year.

Oil shot up to $117 a barrel on Friday after more Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, the highest in almost 6 months, and it’s still about 59% pricier than before the war.

He says these prices might be manageable for some countries in Europe, but for a lot of others, oil near $120 is hitting their trade deficits hard.

And winter’s coming, so diesel demand for heating goes up just as several refineries go through their usual maintenance.

Europe’s gas supply is getting squeezed too, since it cut Russian imports and Qatar and the UAE can’t export as much as before.

So it’s gonna be a cold, pricey winter for plenty of countries.

Source: Reuters