Bulls got too comfortable. High leverage longs were printing money for weeks longing local highs, until the market finally snapped back 🔽

🫡 In the last 24 hours, $1.6B worth of long positions have been liquidated.

This morning Bitcoin dumped 2.15% in just 30 minutes, briefly touching $111,980 before bouncing. It’s now back above $112k, but still trading under $113k 📉

A reminder that in crypto, nothing goes straight up. The bull market has been going on for almost three years now. With each passing month, you should become more conservative and cautious.

😐 However, the opposite usually happens: the closer we get to the end of the cycle, the more risk people tend to take.

Many people don’t even realize they’re eligible for free crypto airdrops. Here’s a list of recent ones you can check right now 👇

⏺0G Labs – CLAIM
⏺OpenLedger – CLAIM
⏺Bless – CLAIM
⏺Lombard – CLAIM
⏺Falcon Finance – CLAIM
⏺DILL – CLAIM
⏺Boundless – CLAIM
⏺Plume – CLAIM
⏺Hyperwave – CLAIM
⏺Avantis – CLAIM
⏺MANTRA – CLAIM

Check if your wallet address qualifies. Better to claim what’s yours than let it expire.

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Right now, the crypto market meta is all about decentralized perp exchanges. Hyperliquid, Lighter, Aster — all eyes are on these projects 👀

🗓 Back in July, I wrote about Lighter, when it was still under the radar. If you started trading back then, you definitely farmed some points. Today those points are trading OTC for around $50 each 💰

Time is running out. Lighter is about to close its private stage and points program. Every week farming points gets harder as competition grows. It's still a great opportunity to get big airdrop just like the one from Hyperliquid last year.

You don’t even need to risk losing money trading. Just open equal long and short positions on two accounts (or two exchanges). For example: long 10 ETH on Lighter account #1 and short 10 ETH on Lighter account #2 ⚖️

They reward points for high % PnL, trading volume, and for using pairs with low open interest and volume. Entry is still only possible only with invite codes, here are some 👇

🔗 Invite №1
🔗 Invite №2
🔗 Invite №3
🔗 Invite №4

Please, only use these codes if you are planning to trade actively and farm points

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Some people are wondering if we are witnessing an AI bubble. It doesn't even look like a bubble anymore, it's more as if these people have discovered a way to generate infinite money. Here are just some of the recent headlines 👇

1️⃣OpenAI signs a $300 billion deal with Oracle for cloud compute. Oracle stock rises. Its founder's net worth increased by $100 billion overnight.

2️⃣Oracle then spends tens of billions on Nvidia GPUs to make it happen. Nvidia's stock price rises.

3️⃣Nvidia commits up to $100 billion back into OpenAI to secure future demand. OpenAI's valuation increases to $500 billion.

🏃‍♂️ OpenAI → Oracle → Nvidia → back to OpenAI 🏃‍♂️

Debt, hype, and future revenue keeping the wheel spinning 💸

The market continues to correct 🔽

🤑 Bitcoin dumped as low as $110,700

🤑 Ethereum touched $3,930

A total of $511.32 million worth of long positions were liquidated in the last 24 hours 🫡

Be careful when buying dips with size, you may get extra ones

Remember when I wrote about the Plasma token sale in June? 😲

🔼 Today, the token began trading on exchanges, with the current FDV of the XPL token standing at $12.2 billion.

If you participated in the token sale back then, you would have multiplied your money more than 24x 💸

In addition, the Plasma Foundation airdropped 9,304 XPL tokens to everyone who participated in the token sale, even if you deposited just one single dollar.

🧠 At the current valuation, that's $11,250 just for putting in at least $1 during the ICO back in July.

❗️This is yet another reminder to read everything I write about potential earning opportunities. In this case, all you had to do was participate in the token sale with any amount, and today you would have earned an easy $11k.

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How Should You Act in Money Decisions? 💸

Most people lose money in crypto not because they lack skill, but because their instincts betray them. We move too quickly when chasing profit and too slowly when protecting capital. The paradox is that doing the opposite often works better 👇

1️⃣Loss Aversion.
Behavioral studies show people hate losing money more than they enjoy making the same amount. This bias makes traders freeze when a trade turns red. Instead of cutting the loss, they wait, hoping it reverses. More often, the loss grows. The smarter move is to cut risk early and protect capital.

2️⃣Greed and Overconfidence
When we see opportunity, emotions push us to act without thinking. A coin pumps, news breaks, or a setup looks perfect. Greed and FOMO drive us to jump in before fully analyzing the situation. This rush often leads to bad entries or overexposure.

3️⃣Decision Reversal
The simple rule is to flip natural instincts. If the choice is about protecting money, act fast. If it is about chasing profit, act slow, think for a few days at least.

👉 Quick defense avoids major losses. Slow offense avoids reckless bets. Together, this counterbalances human bias and creates discipline.

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The Richest Person in Crypto You’ve Never Heard Of 🔍

Tether is the engine of global crypto. It prints the USDT stablecoin everyone trades against, moves more volume than Visa, and earns billions in profit each year. By margins, it is one of the most profitable private companies in the world. Everyone wants a piece of it — but Tether is private 💸

Everyone knows CZ, Vitalik, Satoshi. Few know Giancarlo Devasini.

🤑 He is the hidden power behind Tether. Reports say he owns about 47% of the company.

Recent news: Tether is selling 3% of its shares at a $500b valuation. That implies Devasini’s stake is worth more than $235b — making him one of the richest men alive.

Yet almost nobody knows his name. No stage presence, no hype, no fan base. Just quiet control over the financial operations of one of the most successful companies ever created 🌍

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Should You Use Trading Bots? 🤖

If someone is trying to sell you a trading bot, stop and think. If the algorithm really made money consistently, why would they share it? Why sell a money machine instead of just running it privately and compounding forever?

👉 A trading bot is just software that automates orders. It follows preset rules — when to buy, when to sell, how much to size — and it never sleeps.

Bots can run grids, dollar-cost averaging, arbitrage, or your own custom strategy. They remove emotion but they don’t create an edge 🕯

There is no strategy with a 100% win rate. Every system has drawdowns. A strategy that works in a trending bull market can bleed in chop or sideways ranges. Bots don’t fix this reality — they only execute faster.

👎 Most bots sold to the public fail. They look good in backtests or in selective screenshots, but real markets change. Sellers make money from subscriptions, not from the “secret edge” they claim to offer.

Automation can help if you already have a proven approach and know when it performs best. But buying a “winning bot” off the shelf is almost always paying to be the product ❗️

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Grayscale published their Q3 research. The report shows how capital is shifting across crypto as we head into Q4. Here’s a summary of main points, with relevant tokens attached 👇

⏺Application fees exploding: protocols like Jupiter, Aave, Hyperliquid push blockchain app revenue >$10B annualized. Expect consolidation with a few winners capturing most activity: $JUP, $AAVE, $HYPE

⏺Stablecoins as growth engine: post-GENIUS Act, stablecoin supply jumped 16% to $290B. Chains hosting flows see sticky demand regardless of market cycles: $ETH, $AVAX, $TRX, $ENA

⏺Exchange tokens regain relevance: CEX volumes hit highest since Jan ’25, boosting exchange-linked assets. Beneficiaries are: $BNB, $CRO, $OKB, $KCS

⏺Digital Asset Treasuries: Public companies adding altcoins to balance sheets create a new structural bid, echoing the MicroStrategy playbook: $ETH, $SOL, $BNB, $ENA

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Dr. Younghoon Kim, known as the "smartest man alive" and for holding the highest recorded IQ of 276, has stated that he converted all his assets into Bitcoin 🤑

He also said that:

Bitcoin is the only hope for the future economy

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Why Liquidity Matters More Than Market Cap 🧠

Market cap is one of the most misleading numbers in crypto. It’s just price multiplied by supply. That means you can create astronomical market caps with almost no money involved.

💸 If you mint a billion tokens, keep 99.99% locked, and sell one token to yourself for $1, suddenly the “market cap” is $1 billion. With the same trick and a little wash trading, you could give your coin a $1 trillion market cap with only a few hundred dollars. Congratulations, you’re a trillionaire (on paper)

Liquidity is what actually matters. It means how much real money it takes to buy or sell without moving the price. A token with deep liquidity lets big players enter and exit. A token with shallow liquidity collapses the moment someone tries to cash out 📉

Plenty of coins look huge by market cap but are untradeable in size. That’s why serious traders watch liquidity pools, order books, and exchange depth.

👀 The lesson is simple: market cap can be faked, liquidity can’t

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Tether, the largest company in the crypto industry, bought 8,888 bitcoins today, worth $1 billion 🤑

Hmm, that explains the recent price increase

I wonder why they chose such a mysterious number? Any ideas? 💬

Telegram's CEO and founder, Pavel Durov, said he believes Bitcoin will be worth $1,000,000 sooner or later 🟠

He also revealed that his Bitcoin investments, rather than money earned from Telegram, fund his lavish lifestyle 💸

Pavel said that he bought his first Bitcoin when the price was $750 per coin

Markets are showing some strength today 📈

Bitcoin pushed above $117,500 and Ethereum reclaimed the $4,300. Over the last 24 hours, $429.56M in short positions were liquidated, which helped fuel the rally 😁

🔼 Most altcoins followed with solid bounces, with many major ones posting double-digit gains. The overall sentiment is turning risk-on again.

🇺🇸 On the macro side, the Fed is now almost guaranteed to cut rates by 0.25% on October 29, with odds at 99.9%. That adds even more fuel to the bullish outlook.

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October has started, and in Bitcoin’s history this month has always carried a special reputation 🗓

Looking at performance since 2013, October stands out as the single most bullish month for BTC. The median return is +14.71% which is higher than any other month in the calendar.

🔼 Even more telling is how rarely October has closed red. In over a decade of data, Bitcoin only finished October negative twice. Every other year has seen strong rallies, often double-digit percentage gains.

If seasonality has any weight for you, October tends to flip sentiment and ignite bull runs. And with BTC already trading above $117k, the timing could not be better for another leg up 🤔

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Zcash $ZEC has caught a serious bid lately, doubling in just the last 7 days 🔼

🤣 On one hand, ZEC is still down a brutal 96.3% from its all time highs. On the other hand, it just ripped +52.1% in the past 24 hours alone.

🤟 This is crypto in a single chart: devastation and opportunity sitting side by side. The same coin can be a graveyard for long term bagholders and a goldmine for those who catch the wave.

Volatility is the main feature of this market. The land of wreckage and miracles, sometimes both in the same week 😁

The price of Bitcoin has exceeded $120,000, leaving us only 3.45% away from the all-time high 🤑

The high time frame price action of Bitcoin strongly resembles the fractals of gold price

⏰ Although it is highly compressed in terms of time interval and has a significant lag, it is still very similar.

Could we be in for explosive parabolic growth and a final surge to end this bullish cycle? 🔼

Should You Ever Trust On-Chain “Top Holder” Data? 😮

📊 Top holder charts look simple: one wallet owns 5% of supply, another 3%, and so on. But raw numbers can be misleading.

Early insiders often split holdings across many wallets to look decentralized. One entity can control dozens of addresses, all tied together. On paper it looks safe. In reality, supply may still be cornered 🤔

There’s also bundling — when transactions are grouped and routed through controlled wallets. It hides concentration and makes it hard to see who really holds the supply.

It's a very popular practice when it comes to Solana memecoins. One guy can own 50% of supply while onchain tracking services show that the top holder is some anon wallet with only 2%.

❗️ This is why you should never this data at face value. Use proper visualization tools like BubbleMaps to check connections between wallets and spot clusters that act as one.

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