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Ethereum longs jumped 8% in a single move today.

At the same time, Tom Lee says the bottom may already be in.

Could be coincidence but someone already knows something.

$ETH

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Warren Buffett is sitting on nearly $400B in cash, and that’s hard to ignore.

The last time Berkshire built a cash pile this large was around the 2007–2008 period. It doesn’t guarantee a crash, but it does suggest Buffett sees more value in waiting than chasing current prices.

GM.

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#sxt $SXT @SpaceandTime

When I see a dashboard quote the circulating supply of a tokenized asset, I want to know which block that figure came from.

If the dashboard and a smart contract are working from different snapshots, they can show different totals even when both calculations are correct.

That’s where Proof of SQL from @SpaceandTime gets practical for me. A table commitment acts like a fingerprint for a particular state of the data.

The SQL query can specify the block cutoff and how eligible mint and burn events are counted. The proof lets an application verify that the reported total came from running that query against the committed data.

For an app that checks a tokenized asset’s issuance cap, I’d want the block height alongside the proven total.

The proof tells me the calculation checks out. The block height tells me how current that answer is.

$SXT #SXT

When I see a dashboard quote the circulating supply of a tokenized asset, I want to know which block that figure came from.

If the dashboard and a smart contract are working from different snapshots, they can show different totals even when both calculations are correct.

That’s where Proof of SQL from @SpaceandTime gets practical for me. A table commitment acts like a fingerprint for a particular state of the data.

The SQL query can specify the block cutoff and how eligible mint and burn events are counted. The proof lets an application verify that the reported total came from running that query against the committed data.

For an app that checks a tokenized asset’s issuance cap, I’d want the block height alongside the proven total.

The proof tells me the calculation checks out. The block height tells me how current that answer is.

$SXT #SXT

$BTC Dominance is climbing sharply despite Bitcoin's recent decline. 📈

BTC.D is approaching 60.8%, showing that Bitcoin is holding up better than the broader altcoin market.

This isn't necessarily a bullish signal for BTC price. It suggests capital is favoring Bitcoin while altcoins face greater selling pressure.

Watch 60.8%–61% for the next move.

Bitcoin has broken out of the descending trendline, and the retest is now underway.

If buyers successfully defend this breakout level, we could see another strong move to the upside.

The key now is whether BTC can hold above the broken resistance and turn it into support.

$BTC

BTC 8H Analysis: Is a Deeper Correction Taking Shape?

Bitcoin's recent price structure is raising concerns about a potential bearish reversal.

Following what appears to be a completed five-wave bullish impulse, BTC is showing signs of a developing Head & Shoulders pattern on the 8H chart.

A relief bounce toward $82K–$84K remains possible. However, this area could become the next major resistance zone, potentially forming the right shoulder before another decline.

Key downside levels I'm watching:

• $76K–$77K — Immediate support
• $73K–$74K — Next downside zone
• $70K–$71K — Extended bearish objective

The reaction around $82K–$84K will be important. A rejection would strengthen the bearish case, while sustained acceptance above $84K would weaken it.

A decisive move above $88K would invalidate the broader Head & Shoulders scenario.

Could Bitcoin revisit $70K before the market finds a stronger base?

#btc

$BTC is tightening inside a symmetrical triangle on the 4H chart. 👀

Price is hovering around $79.7K as the range continues to compress.

A confirmed breakout above $80.2K could open the door toward $80.6K–$81.4K.

Losing $79.2K support could expose $78.2K.

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$NIL

i’ve always liked the transparency of blockchains.

but there’s one place where transparency can actually work against the user:

before an action happens.

if my order is visible before execution

if my bid is visible before an auction closes

if my strategy trigger is public before the market reaches it

then transparency has exposed information at exactly the wrong moment.

this is the problem that made @Nillion direction click for me.

Nillion started with the idea of computing on sensitive data without exposing it.

now Covenants push that thinking one step further.

instead of only protecting data they can protect intent.

you can seal an instruction to a condition. the instruction stays unreadable until that condition is actually satisfied.

Dusk is the first release bringing this model to Ethereum. Blacklight nodes help keep those instructions sealed without giving any single operator the whole secret.

that’s why i think Nillion’s move toward Encrypted Markets is bigger than simply adding privacy to a blockchain.

the goal is to make some information public only when being public no longer gives someone else an advantage.

that changes how i think about onchain privacy completely.

if you could keep one part of your onchain intent hidden until execution what would you protect first?

$NIL #NIL

$BTC is approaching a key support zone around $82.5K.

As long as this level holds, buyers still have a chance to defend the structure. But a clean breakdown below $82.5K could open the door for a deeper move toward the $80K area.

For now, $82.5K is the level I’m watching closely.

Educational only, not financial advice.

$ETH /BTC is testing a level that has mattered before.

Similar trendline breakouts in 2017 and 2020 came ahead of strong $ETH outperformance.

Now the pair is approaching that same kind of setup again in 2026.

If this breakout confirms, altcoins could start getting a lot more attention. 🔥

Educational only, not financial advice.

$QNT pulling back after a strong move from around 69 to 373.

Price is now trading near 207 and approaching an important support area around 188–195. Momentum is slowing, so this zone could decide the next direction.

If buyers hold it, price may try to recover toward 250. If support breaks, the correction could extend toward the 120 area.

Educational only, not financial advice.

Bitcoin longs are being closed aggressively. 📉

Leverage is getting flushed fast.

Is this a warning sign for $BTC , or just a healthy reset before the next move?

Should we be worried? 👀

$ZEC just delivered a serious expansion move.

Price surged from the mid-$1,500s into the $1,690–$1,700 area, then pulled back and is now holding around $1,662. That matters because this is not just a straight vertical candle anymore — the market is trying to build structure above the breakout zone.

The key area I’m watching now is $1,690–$1,700. A clean reclaim could open another momentum leg, while repeated rejection there may keep price consolidating.

On the downside, $1,540–$1,555 remains the broader support zone. MACD is still positive, but momentum has cooled after the initial spike, so chasing the pump here carries more risk than waiting for confirmation.

For me, the next move depends on whether $ZEC can turn this pullback into continuation instead of a deeper retracement.

Educational only, not financial advice.

$BTC is breaking down from a rising wedge.

That’s usually bearish, so I’d be careful with longs here.

Key now is whether BTC can reclaim the wedge or starts losing nearby support.

$ZEC is getting squeezed between short-term support and resistance.

Current price is around $1,554, right near the moving-average cluster, which makes this area important.

The chart shows two clear zones:

Support: $1,475–$1,490
Resistance: $1,590–$1,605

MACD is still slightly bearish, but the histogram is starting to contract, which tells me selling pressure is not as aggressive as before.

A clean reclaim above $1,590 would improve the structure and put $1,625+ back in focus.

On the other side, losing $1,545 would weaken the setup and increase the chance of another move toward support.

Right now, patience matters more than chasing.
Educational only, not financial advice.

$BTC and $ETH look ready for a pullback 👀

Both are trading above their recent ranges.
Key areas to watch:

$BTC : $76K–$78K

$ETH : $2,350–$2,450

If these zones hold, October could bring the next bigger move. 🚀

Patience and confirmation first.

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$ZEC has turned into one of the strongest-looking weekly charts right now.

From around $34 on the chart to above $1,600, the move has been massive. Price is now testing the $1,650 region while weekly MACD remains strongly positive.

What matters next:

Above $1,650: momentum could stay active toward the $1,735 area.

Below $1,375: the market may start showing its first meaningful loss of short-term momentum.

I wouldn’t ignore how extended the move already is. Strong trends can continue, but vertical rallies usually bring much sharper pullbacks too.

Educational only, not financial advice.

$BTC is breaking out of a symmetrical triangle 👀

Price is starting to push beyond the pattern now.

Let’s see if buyers can hold the breakout and turn it into a stronger move. 🚀