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Actor $ZEC , everyone’s been knocked down to their underwear. You got people on board, then drove in the opposite direction. Now all that’s left is these few ants turning into braised pork belly $KORU

Come on, bro, I just unlocked the C2C trick—let me play around with the Little Ant position for a couple more days too, $XAU #xau

The C2C method is unlocked this month. It’s been so long since I last opened a position, so I’ll start with a tiny one to test it out.
Never touch anything with low liquidity again 🥶
$GEV

#苹果财报喜忧参半
Apple beats earnings expectations, but its stock still falls! Does Wall Street think Apple isn’t making enough money? 😂
Apple’s latest earnings are out, and the results look pretty good:
💰 Quarterly revenue of $114.5 billion, up 12% year over year!
📱 iPhone revenue reached $57.6 billion, up about 17% year over year!
📈 Earnings per share came in at $2.10, also above market expectations.
At first glance, this looks like an outstanding report card.
But the market isn’t buying it!
On its earnings call, Apple said it expects gross margin to fall to 45%–46% next quarter. Rising memory chip costs are putting pressure on profits, and the growth outlook for its services business didn’t fully satisfy Wall Street either.
The result: Apple has been earning well, but the market is starting to worry that it won’t be so easy to keep it up.
This is also a shared challenge facing US tech stocks right now:
AI investments are growing, chips are getting more expensive, and market valuations are climbing. Investors are no longer satisfied with companies simply saying, “We’re growing.” They also want to know:
How much money can you actually keep while you’re growing?
For the crypto crowd, the performance and market sentiment surrounding tech giants like Apple are worth watching too. But US stocks and crypto markets don’t move in lockstep, so we’ll also need to keep an eye on overall risk appetite and capital flows.
One last question for everyone:
Do you think Apple’s earnings report is bullish or bearish?
The results beat expectations, yet the stock fell. Is the market being too picky, or are investors starting to worry that tech stocks are nearing their growth ceiling? 👇
$AAPL

$UNITREE
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$ETH

What an exciting day—true to its name, Mad Friday! Those of you holding long positions, did you wake up to find your positions still there? 👻👻👻$BTC $ETH

Google’s earnings reveal a surprising contrast! Cloud revenue doubled, yet shares plunged more than 10% after hours? 📉
Last night, Alphabet reported its third-quarter results, and they were a bit of a gut punch:
📈 Revenue was $127.6 billion, up 25% year over year, but slightly below market expectations.
🔥 Google Cloud revenue was $30.7 billion, up 103% year over year. Its AI cloud business is clearly booming.
⚠️ But on the other hand, net income fell about 25% year over year, free cash flow turned negative at around $9.1 billion, and shares briefly dropped more than 10% after hours.
Here’s the interesting part: AI is growing rapidly, so why isn’t the market buying it?
Put simply, investors are starting to do a different kind of math: Google has poured so much money into AI computing power and data centers. Cloud may be booming, but pressure on cash flow is growing too. And with search ad growth falling short of expectations, the market is no longer just wondering whether AI can make money—it’s asking whether the money AI makes will be enough to cover what AI is burning through.
Still, that doesn’t mean Google’s core business is falling apart. Search is still growing, and Cloud is especially strong. The real point of contention is whether future growth can offset ever-rising investment costs.
That may be the challenge facing the entire AI sector next: no matter how compelling the story, in the end, it comes down to cash flow.
Do you think the market is overreacting, or is the era of AI giants burning through cash finally being put to the test? 👀$GOOGLB #Google
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Google reports earnings tonight! With AI spending ramping up so fast, will the market still buy it? 👀
The real question in Google’s earnings report this time may not be how much it made, but whether AI can help it make even more.
On one side is its longtime breadwinner, search advertising; on the other are new AI growth engines like Google Cloud and Gemini. The market expects Google Cloud to keep growing rapidly, but there’s a catch: spending on AI data centers, chips, and computing power is getting bigger and bigger. Growth alone isn’t enough—investors want to see real returns.
If cloud continues to beat expectations and search advertising holds steady, Google could win back the market’s confidence.
But if revenue looks good while capital spending keeps soaring, the market may still ask: “You’re making money, so why keep spending so much?”
So don’t just focus on the earnings figures this time. Pay attention to what management says about returns on AI investments and its spending plans for next year.
Do you think Google can prove itself again with AI, or will we see another “solid earnings, but the stock falls anyway” story? 📉📈
$GOOGL #Google
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“This sideways market is just playing dead to fool people—there are still plenty of highly leveraged positions waiting in line!

There are landmines 💣 above and below #BTC and #ETH . Are you one of them?

“Bulls and bears are both betting, and the market is just waiting for a kick to open the door!” Will it happen tonight?

“Will the next big candle be green or red? First, let’s see whose leverage can’t take the pressure!”

According to CoinGlass liquidation heatmaps,

BTC is seesawing around $80,000, while ETH keeps testing the bottom around $2,300.
The market may look quiet on the surface, but leveraged positions are piled up on both sides.
A sudden burst of price momentum could trigger cascading liquidations, turning a modest move into a much bigger one.
📍 BTC: Watch 81,000–81,600 above, and 79,000–78,800 below.
In the latest available model covering the whole market, there are about $83.7 million in potential short liquidations near $81,156 above, and about $99.5 million in potential long liquidations near $78,841 below. In other words, a move up could put shorts under pressure; a drop could hurt longs too.
📍 ETH: The short-risk zone is above 2,345; watch out for a long squeeze below 2,290–2,280.
The model shows about $72.2 million in potential short liquidations near $2,345, and about $55.5 million in potential long liquidations near $2,284. ETH now seems to be waiting for BTC to pick a direction first.
Put simply, the biggest problem right now isn’t whether prices rise or fall—it’s that people are leveraged on both sides. If prices quickly reach a high-density zone, it could trigger a cascade of forced closures and amplify volatility further.
Of course, a liquidation heatmap isn’t a crystal ball. It shows model estimates, not a guarantee that these positions will be liquidated, nor that prices will move in either direction first.
So at these levels, chasing a rally risks getting swept out, buying the dip risks catching a falling knife, and shorting risks getting caught by a sudden pump.
What do you think BTC will do next: sweep the shorts above, or liquidate the longs below? Can ETH rebound on its own, or will it keep following BTC? 👀
$BTC $ETH

Strategy didn’t buy BTC this week—instead, it spent $205 million buying back STRC? 😂
Saylor isn’t stacking Bitcoin this time; he’s giving his own preferred stock a “floor”!
In short, Strategy didn’t buy or sell any BTC last week, and its holdings remain at 848,500 BTC. Instead, it spent about $204.9 million buying back STRC. It looks like the company is adjusting how it uses its capital to support the market performance of its preferred stock.
But don’t rush to read this as bearish on BTC—not buying doesn’t mean it’s bearish, and buying back STRC doesn’t mean BTC is about to go up. What’s really worth watching is whether it resumes buying Bitcoin and whether the market still buys into this financing strategy.<Cite refs={["turn621998search0","turn621998search3"]}/>
Is Saylor shoring up his own “financial machine,” or waiting for a better time to buy Bitcoin?
Do you think Strategy will buy BTC again next week, or keep buying back STRC? 👀
$BTC $STRC
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Bitmine just added another 10,452 ETH! 😂
While we’re still debating whether to buy the dip, they’re already stocking up big!
That’s a pretty bold move. If they keep buying, it could give ETH some confidence and buying support—but one institution adding to its position isn’t enough to guarantee a market reversal.
The key question is whether the market will follow suit: Is this a sign that ETH is rebounding, or are big players buying the dip while retail investors remain stuck holding the bag? 🤔
Do you think ETH can spark a rebound from here, or does it still need to keep bottoming out?
#bitmine增持10452枚eth $ETH #ETH

Is South Korea’s stock market performing badly, so they’ve set their sights on crypto exchanges? Can this tax really be collected? 🤔
South Korea is considering imposing an education tax on crypto exchanges.
Honestly, this is worth thinking about.
Traditional financial institutions pay taxes, and people may see that as normal. But crypto exchanges already have their own business model. Now they want to bring them under the taxation framework for financial enterprises, and that raises some questions:
📌 First, why collect it?
If the reason is that exchanges also count as financial enterprises, then the taxation standards and scope should be made clear, instead of simply applying existing rules as long as they can be classified.
📌 Second, what about overseas exchanges?
South Korea’s domestic exchanges can be brought into the country’s regulatory system, but what about cross-border platforms like Binance? If the tax only falls on domestic platforms, will that instead push users toward overseas platforms?
📌 Third, who ends up paying in the end?
Just because the tax is levied on exchanges doesn’t mean the cost will necessarily be borne by the exchanges. Fee discounts may shrink, rates may be adjusted, and in the end users may not be completely unaffected.
At the end of the day, it’s understandable for regulators to want to collect taxes, but the rules need to be fair, enforceable, and mindful of industry competition.
What do you think: is South Korea improving financial regulation this time, or just adding another cost burden for exchanges? If taxation really starts, to what extent can overseas exchanges be regulated?
Let’s talk in the comments. 👇
#KORU $KORU
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What's going on? Has Unitree made some big breakthrough or something? So fierce—what did it eat?
A few days ago, Musk was still mocking that pre-programmed or remotely controlled machines are not real AI.
So many brave chargers 🤔
#宇树科技 $UNITREE

Beep beep! Happy Monday, everyone! A new week is starting—I’m at work 🐦🐦

Everyone counts you out, yet you always come through.

IG, can we see it happen again?

Deep down, I'm hoping for an upset—hoping you'll make me eat my words again 🙏

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BTC is really good at fooling us this time! 😅 That was downright dirty!

I thought 84,000 had held, but then it turned around and plunged straight below 83,000!

Is 84,000 support, or was that just a false promise to the bulls?

Is this a normal pullback, or is another round of declines about to begin?

Do you think it can reclaim 84,000, or is this drop not over yet?
#btc $BTC

🚀 #股票财报季 SpaceX’s earnings report sent its shares soaring after hours!

Last night, Elon Musk’s SpaceX (SPCX) delivered a blockbuster third-quarter report:

📈 Revenue rose 161% year over year to $14.58 billion
💰 Net income reached $4.4 billion
🔥 After the report was released, the stock rose about 5.15% in after-hours trading

But what’s most worth paying attention to isn’t just how much the stock rose—it’s the story behind it: AI computing power is becoming a new growth engine.

That got me thinking:

During earnings season, are investors buying past performance or future expectations?

Sometimes a company’s results are genuinely strong, but the stock has already rallied in anticipation. Other times, earnings only slightly beat expectations, yet the market may still deliver a big surprise.

So strong earnings don’t necessarily mean the stock will rise. What matters is how high market expectations were beforehand, and how much of a premium investors are willing to pay for future growth.

What do you think is driving SpaceX’s rally—is it a reflection of the company’s strong performance, or has the AI story fired up market sentiment once again?$SPCX

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