⚠️ Ledger alert about DarkSword, attack on iPhone Ledger CTO Charles Guillemet warned about DarkSword, a chain of 6 exploits that uses a malicious page in Safari as an entry point to compromise iPhones. 🔓 How it works: it escapes the browser sandbox, bypasses protections like PAC, and can reach the iOS kernel, without the victim downloading anything or handing over their keys. 🔑 Crypto risk: if the seed phrase is stored as a screenshot, note, or document on the phone, the attacker could steal it and drain the wallet. 🌍 It has already been used since Nov. 2025 against users in Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Malaysia, and Ukraine (Google TIG). 🛡️ Apple fixed the flaws in iOS 26.3. Recommendation: update the system and do not store private keys on connected devices; use a hardware wallet. $BTC $SOL $ZEC
When two highs are approximately at the same level, many traders place stops around that area.
📊 Example: $SEI The price forms two similar highs → breaks slightly above → comes back below → rejection appears. That move can represent a liquidity sweep. 💡 Don’t sell just because there are Equal Highs. Wait for structure confirmation.
🔐 $ZEC en Ledger: native desktop privacy 🌱 Source: On 23/09/2026, Ledger integrated native management of shielded ZEC into Ledger Wallet Desktop, no longer depending on third-party apps like Zkool, YWallet, or Vizor. ⚙️ Technology: Zcash uses zero-knowledge proofs to hide the sender, receiver, and amount. Now scanning and transaction construction happen on the device itself; the unified viewing key is stored locally and is never shared with Ledger. 💡 Use: Any user with Ledger hardware can operate directly in the protected Ironwood pool, without pairing external wallets. Even without mobile support. 📌 2026 Update: The CTO, Charles Guillemet, confirmed that the challenge was keeping all private processing on the client side. ⚠️ DYOR / Not financial advice
When the price stays in a small range for a long time, volatility may expand afterward. Look for: ➡️ compression ➡️ breakout ➡️ volume ➡️ close outside the range ➡️ pullback ➡️ continuation
📊 Example: $SOL Several small candles within a narrow zone → bullish breakout → retest → continuation.
💡 Patience during compression can be more useful than trying to anticipate the breakout.
$XRP is very closely correlated with bitcoin, amplifying both its rises and its drops. The key is not only to cross back above $1.55, but to stop being rejected there systematically, and also to hold it even when bitcoin stops driving the market. If it achieves that, the next target would be $1.75; the all-time high ($3.65) is much farther away.
Circle incorporated the first tokenized gold asset into its Arc blockchain via XAUM, a token backed by bullion bars custodied in Hong Kong and Singapore. Matrixdock highlights a potential same-day cash settlement for eligible sellers, although its documentation still allows up to three business days, while the company seeks to differentiate itself from $PAXG and $XAUT with lower requirements to withdraw physical gold.
Not every breakout with a large candle means continuation. Watch what happens next.
📊 Example: $DASH Breaks resistance with high volume, but the following candles show less participation and the price can’t move forward. That can indicate a loss of momentum. 📌 The question isn’t only “did it break?”. It’s also: “can it hold above it?”.
An Order Block can gain context when it appears near a liquidity zone.
📊 Example: $NEAR Price → takes liquidity below a minimum → pushes upward → leaves an Order Block → retraces back to it. The zone can be used to look for an entry if the structure continues to support the scenario.
💡 This is not about marking blocks on every chart. Look for the ones that have context.
Recent highs and lows often become important zones. If price reaches the session high, briefly breaks above it, and then falls back below, a liquidity sweep scenario may be present.
📊 Example: $SOL Session high → momentary break → close again below → bearish confirmation.
📌 The entry is not at the simple touch. Confirmation is part of the setup.
Sometimes the first move after a breakout is too fast to enter.
Instead of chasing it, wait for: ➡️ breakout ➡️ pullback ➡️ second impulse
📊 Example: $UNI Breaks a resistance and rises strongly. Instead of buying the first candle, you wait for the pullback. If the broken level acts as support and confirmation appears, you look for the second move.
Don’t enter just because the price touches a support or resistance.
A more interesting sequence is: 1️⃣ Price takes liquidity. 2️⃣ A strong move appears in the opposite direction. 3️⃣ Structure is broken. 4️⃣ You wait for a pullback to look for an entry.
📊 Example: $SUI It makes a low below a support, recovers quickly, and breaks the last relevant high. The pullback may offer an entry with SL below the low.
💡 The key is to wait for evidence that the market reacted.
You can think of two types of objectives: Internal liquidity: levels within a structure. External liquidity: important highs or lows outside of it.
📊 Example: $SOL is within a range. It has small internal highs, but also a clearly visible weekly high.
💡 Price can take internal liquidity first before moving toward the external liquidity. 👉 Learning to identify both levels helps you better understand price paths.
🔴 MARSCOIN $MARSCOIN – What is it really? Launched in 2014, Marscoin is a Bitcoin fork created with a stated objective: to finance research by The Mars Society at the Mars Desert Research Station (MDRS) and to support space exploration initiatives. ⚙️ Technology: Proof-of-Work blockchain with merge-mining (mining combined with other networks), which strengthens its security without requiring exclusive dedicated hardware. 🚀 Real use: Its blockchain has been used for decentralized data logging and experimental resource management during mission simulations to Mars, giving it an uncommon scientific use case among cryptocurrencies. 🏛️ Governance: An active community that votes on funding proposals through the "Martian Republic DAO".
📊 Example: $NEAR breaks a resistance with a very large candle. Instead of entering immediately: → you wait for consolidation → you identify the area of interest → you wait for a new confirmation
💡 A strong pullback shows intent, but entering too late can greatly worsen the risk/reward. 👉 The goal isn’t to arrive first; it’s to arrive with a plan.
⚠️ LISK $LSK – What is it really? Launched in 2016 as one of the first blockchains built with an SDK in JavaScript, Lisk evolved in 2024 into a Layer 2 on Ethereum, integrated into the Optimism Superchain to gain speed and low cost, with interoperability to Base and OP Mainnet. ⚙️ Consensus: It used DPoS (Delegated Proof-of-Stake), where LSK granted voting rights and rewarded validators. 🚨 Critical update for 2026: Lisk announced the definitive shutdown of its chain on October 31, 2026, after 10 years of operation. Any LSK that are not migrated to Ethereum before that date will become inaccessible. In addition, it is proposed to dissolve the DAO, burn 100M tokens (reducing the maximum supply from 400M to 300M), and reclassify LSK as a "loyalty token" for a new enterprise payments platform. 🎯 New direction: Full pivot of public blockchain to a corporate treasury tool. DYOR 🔍 Not financial advice.