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Newcomer Check-in | No Hype for 100x Coins, Just a Steady Crypto Player new here Based in CN a cautious newbie stepping into crypto. Last week’s $19.3B liquidation news was a wake-up call—huge opportunities, but bigger risks. No chasing "100x coins" or high-leverage contracts. I’ll start with basics: understanding BTC’s "digital gold" vs. ETH’s ecosystem value, sticking to major platforms like Binance/OKX, and allocating funds between majors and stablecoins. Will post daily study notes: K-line reading, wallet use, risk-avoidance tips—all from a newbie’s view. Eager to learn from seniors. In crypto, surviving first leads to profits later.

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Bitcoin once surged to a new all-time high of $76,848, with Ethereum approaching the $3,000 mark, as short-term rallies of major cryptocurrencies reflected market enthusiasm. Positive regulatory signals emerged: Federal Reserve Chairman Powell mentioned potential "partial relaxation" of crypto-related bank regulations and is advancing the formulation of a stablecoin compliance framework, signaling growing acceptance. Meanwhile, the U.S. FDIC has allowed banks to independently engage in crypto custody services, and with Bitcoin ETFs surpassing $100 billion in assets, institutional inflows are evident. However, volatility risks intensified - over $335 million in liquidations were recorded globally in 24 hours, affecting approximately 93,000 investors, while record open interest indicates lingering market uncertainties.

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Last week’s crypto market turned into a bloodbath—BTC plunged 14% to $104,782 and ETH dropped 12.2% to $3,436 amid macro jitters, triggering a record $19B in liquidations (19x the FTX collapse scale) . By Oct 14, BTC rebounded to $115,963 but failed to break $116k resistance, while ETH tested $4,300 before pulling back . Traders are hedging hard: massive put options buys for BTC ($95k/$115k strikes) and ETH ($3,600/$4,000 strikes) signal lingering downside fears

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Trump’s dropping $250M on White House ballroom renovations, suing his own DOJ for $230M—while the government’s still shut down. Absolute madness.

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