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BTC is around $77,300 today, and I’m still putting in $100 as usual (Day 78)

It’s dropped pretty hard this week. Just a couple of days ago, it was hovering a little above $80,000, and now it’s down around $77,000. The group chat is full of people lamenting again.

I don’t feel much either way. I’ll keep dollar-cost averaging as usual. Today, $100 can buy about 0.00129 BTC, a tiny bit more than a few days ago. Honestly, I’m kind of glad it’s dropped—I get to stack a little more. I’m not looking at the short term anyway.

I bought when it was at $80,000, and I’m buying now at $77,000. That’s the strategy. I’m not trying to guess the bottom or expecting some sudden surge. I’ll just keep at it steadily. It adds up to over $3,000 a year. It may not seem like much, but sticking with it should smooth out my average cost over time.

How are you all doing? Feel free to chat in the comments—don’t carry it all on your own.
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October 31: 24-hour trading volume rankings for tokens newly listed on Alpha in the past 30 days

DNA (NeoSoul) is currently at 0.1691, with 24-hour volume of over 13 million, up 0.14%, and an FDV of around 169 million.

AXIS (Axis Robotics) is priced at 0.1415, with 24-hour volume of around 1.8 million, down 2.87%, and an FDV of 141.5 million.

DRV (Derive) is priced at 0.3325, with 24-hour volume of over 2.4 million, up 5%, and an FDV of nearly 500 million.

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10.31 Morning Brief

BTC 77,000. On Thursday, it plunged from 81,890 to 76,675, a six-week low and a drop of more than 5%. ETH 2,250. It failed to hold 80,000 this week and headed straight down.

September core PCE rose from 3% to 3.1% year over year, in line with expectations. Q3 GDP came in at 3.4%, versus expectations of 3.2%. The dollar fell below 102, closing at 101.89. The 10-year yield dropped below 5%, closing at 4.94%. Iran still hasn't replied to Vance's letter and denied seeking medical aid. U.S. media reported that the CENTCOM commander briefed Trump on plans for strikes against Iran on the 29th. The ECB stood pat, with reports saying officials expect to pause after a rate hike in December.

On the 29th, the Fed stood pat in a 10–2 vote. Warsh said financial conditions have already tightened and that the number of rate decisions will be reduced starting next year.

Reports say around $6 billion was stolen from a hot wallet, with about $3 billion frozen. Full reimbursement was promised, and withdrawals were suspended. TRM and Elliptic pointed to North Korea-linked hackers. The news triggered a long squeeze; liquidations briefly hit $1.57 billion over 24 hours, mostly long positions. Google's earnings also missed expectations, weighing on tech stocks.

Watch 76,500. If it breaks, 75,000 is next. Weekend trading volume is light, and the theft situation is still unfolding—don't buy this wick.

Superman’s 100U Bitcoin DCA｜Day 77

Today, $BTC was roughly around 77,000–78,000, pulling back a bit from above 80,000. The Fed kept interest rates unchanged (3.75%–4%), but two officials wanted another rate hike, making the overall stance somewhat hawkish and weighing on risk assets. ETH was also hovering around 2,200.

For a DCA investor like me, today was just another ordinary day. The lower the price, the more coins I get. Keep buying, keep accumulating.

Since the pullback from the peak, some people have been anxious and others have exited. Those of us who DCA have simply accumulated a few more coins.

Are you still dollar-cost averaging, or have you paused?
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Crypto Market Morning Brief | 10.30

BTC is still hovering around 80,000. It briefly dipped to around 79,700 yesterday before recovering, and is now at roughly 80,500–81,000. ETH is tracking it at around 2,330. Overall, the market is still range-bound, with no clear direction.

Things are looking a little brighter for ETFs: on the 28th, U.S. spot BTC ETFs saw net inflows of around $137 million, marking three consecutive days of inflows. October’s net flows have also turned slightly positive. However, while the Fed kept interest rates unchanged, it continued to stress that inflation remains elevated. Some are calling for rate hikes, and the market remains cautious about the path through year-end.

Elsewhere: news related to Hyperliquid (its partnership with ICE) gave HYPE a short-term boost; Strategy’s earnings report also looked good thanks to BTC gains. Tech earnings were mixed, with Microsoft doing well and Google facing pressure, causing risk sentiment to fluctuate.

For now, we’ll see whether this rally can hold above 80,000. PCE and GDP data are still ahead.

Superman 100U recurring investment in BTC | Day 76
Buy price: $80015.17
Received: 0.00124 coins
My current feeling is: the longer the consolidation lasts, the more comfortable regular investors feel.
Is there anyone like me, investing a fixed amount every day, regardless of ups and downs?
Drop a number in the comments and let’s see what pace everyone is on.

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October 29: 24H trading volume rankings for tokens newly listed on Alpha in the past 30 days

CT: The contract trading event has 1 day left. The current price is 0.157, down a little over 8% in the past 24 hours, with an FDV of around 157 million.

DNA: 17 days left, but the trading competition has already ended. The price is 0.179, down 11%, with an FDV of 179 million.

AXIS: 22 days left, with 5 days remaining in the trading competition. The price is 0.174, down a dramatic 25%—but 24-hour trading volume is nearly 70 million, making it the most active of the bunch.

DRV: 15 days left. The price is 0.379, the only one in the green, up 3.4%. Its FDV has surged to 568 million, the largest by far.

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October 28, #ALPHA 30-Day New Token 24H Trading Volume Rankings

2 days left for CT (Concrete). Price is just over 0.17, up 9.5% in 24H, with volume around 5.6 million.

DNA (NeoSoul) is around 0.20, down slightly by 2% in 24H, with decent volume at 17 million.

23 days left for AXIS. Price is 0.23, down 9% in 24H, but trading volume has surged to 87 million—the strongest on the board.

16 days left for DRV. Price is 0.36, up 3.7% in 24H, with volume at 1.17 million. Relatively quiet.

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Crypto Morning Brief | 10.28

$BTC is still hovering around $80,000 after another dip this morning, briefly testing the downside and bottoming out at around $79,700. It’s now fluctuating around $80,000. ETH is tracking along at $2,320–$2,340. Overall, the market remains range-bound, with no clear direction.

The Fed’s two-day meeting is underway. The odds of interest rates remaining unchanged are around 88%, with the decision due between tonight and tomorrow morning. The market is mainly watching for any more hawkish signals.

Strategy didn’t buy any more BTC last week; instead, it repurchased around $200 million worth of preferred stock. ETFs saw modest inflows a few days ago, but October has been relatively weak overall. Liquidations have also been limited over the past couple of days, totaling just over $100 million.

Elsewhere: Ripple received a U.S. national trust bank charter, helping XRP hold up relatively well; progress on Anthropic’s IPO continues to buoy AI sentiment.

For now, let’s see what the Fed says and whether this rally can hold above $80,000.
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Superman Bitcoin DCA Diary | October 27

$BTC was around $80,000, and today it is roughly in the $79,500–$80,000 range. Overall, this month has shifted from green to red, with some pullback from the early-month high.

The market is waiting for the Federal Reserve decision. Oil prices and geopolitics are also adding some pressure to risk assets, and there has been some capital outflow on the ETF side as well, so short-term sentiment is cautious.

For someone like me who practices dollar-cost averaging, today is just another ordinary day.
Buy as needed, keep accumulating as needed.
When the price is high, buy less; when the price is low, buy more. Over the long run, the average cost will find its own place.
Don’t look at the daily chart, don’t guess tomorrow’s rise or fall, just stick to the rhythm.

After the all-time high above 120k, it has pulled back to where it is now. Some people are anxious, some have left the market, while DCA investors have just accumulated a bit more chips.

Time in the market is more important than timing the market.
Keep DCAing, keep waiting.
(Not investment advice, just a personal record)

Before discussing $KITE , let me share a statistic I came across a few days ago. The x402 protocol on Base has processed a total of 138 million AI Agent payments, with 87% of individual payments ranging from 1 to 10 cents. That’s about five payments per second, each costing less than a lollipop. Sounds pretty lively, right? But think one step further: an Agent called one company’s inference API today—will it call the same one tomorrow? Nobody knows. The blockchain records that a payment was made, but not whether the buyer wants to pay again.

That’s what kept going through my mind as I read the Passport docs at @KITE AI 中文 . There’s a whole black box of quality verification between being able to pay and deciding a service is worth buying again. Passport uses passkeys for authorization, letting users set an overall budget, per-transaction limits, and an expiration date. Agents can spend within those limits, no problem. But budgets govern whether they’re allowed to spend, not whether it’s worth spending. The flow is in place: find resources through a service directory, then settle with x402 and MPP. But if outputs can’t be compared side by side, even the cheapest API can end up costing you.

I do find the protocol layer interesting. x402’s exact mode charges per transaction, like a sample; MPP adds sessions, making repeated calls more like getting a membership card. If repeat purchases really take off, I’d guess they’ll start in high-frequency, low-value scenarios. But the key is whether Kite can turn authorization, discovery, and payment into smooth, seamless infrastructure. The 14 MIT-licensed Passport Skills open-sourced in early October, compatible with Claude Code, Cursor, and more than 40 other environments, along with Ankr’s x402 integration for pay-per-request RPC, make the direction clear: this isn’t about building a product, but establishing a standard way to integrate with zero learning curve.

I’ll keep an eye on the repeat-purchase rate. Until it’s clear who takes responsibility when a machine buys a bad result, the Agent economy will remain up in the air. Where do you think repeat purchases will take off first? #KiteBBW

October 27, #ALPHA 30-day newly listed token 24H trading volume ranking

CT, price 0.156, 24-hour trading volume only around 2.5 million, down 3.7%, FDV 156 million.

DNA performed the strongest today, up 6.4%, volume 38 million, FDV just over 200 million.

AXIS dropped the most, -10.5%, volume 33 million, FDV 256 million.

XDP is a small-cap token, price only 0.0188, up 5.5%, volume 36 million, FDV 187 million.

DRV was the quietest, price 0.35, barely moved, volume only 1.3 million, but FDV is the highest at 527 million.

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Morning Brief｜10.27

$BTC was hovering around 80,000 this morning. During the Asian session, it briefly wicked down to around 79,700 before recovering. It’s now trading at roughly 80,300–80,400. ETH is tracking it, hovering around 2,300, with both assets still trading in a narrow range overall.

Oil prices have eased a little: Brent fell below 110, and WTI also moved lower, giving risk assets a bit of breathing room. But the key event this week is still the Fed meeting (27–28). Markets largely expect rates to remain unchanged, so for now, all eyes are on what the Fed says in its decision.

The fallout from the wave of liquidations over the weekend is still being felt, but trading volumes have dropped considerably over the past two days. Overall, flows are cautious: retail investors are moving BTC to exchanges, while large holders are reducing their positions.

Elsewhere: Anthropic has filed for an IPO, giving AI sentiment another boost; the Keystone wallet data leak is still a reminder for users to watch out for scams.

For now, let’s see whether the Fed gives the market a clear direction this week.

Superman’s 100U DCA $BTC — Day 73～

Today, 100U can buy 0.00125 BTC. I also added 55 shares with another $158 $COIN

The more I get into crypto, the more I like crypto stocks 😂 So I’ll just keep buying as they fall

Lastly, does anyone know why Tesla $TSLA suddenly surged so much?

October 26, #Alpha — 24H trading volume ranking of tokens newly listed in the past 30 days

CT is still the most popular for now. The contract has 4 days left. Current price: 0.1605; 24-hour trading volume: around 3.2 million, down about 6%. FDV: 160 million.

DNA has 2 days left in its trading competition. Price: 0.1952; 24-hour trading volume is nearing 25 million, also down 6%. FDV: 195 million.

AXIS has 25 days left. Price: 0.2866; 24-hour trading volume is over 15 million, up 12%. FDV: 286 million.

XDP has 2 days left. Price: 0.018; 24-hour trading volume is close to 30 million, down 1%. FDV: 180 million.

DRV has 18 days left. Price: 0.3529; trading volume is around 1 million, down 4.5%. It has the highest FDV at 529 million.

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Crypto Morning Brief | 10.26

$BTC After falling below $80,000 over the weekend, it was hovering around $80,300–$80,500 this morning—so it basically held the line. ETH was tracking around $2,300. Overall, markets were weak over the weekend, with low trading volumes.

One small bright spot on the ETF front: for the week ending on the 24th, U.S. spot BTC ETFs saw net inflows of about $301 million, ending a two-week outflow streak. However, there were still substantial outflows on Thursday and Friday ($635 million on Thursday and $138 million on Friday), and October is still in net outflow territory overall.

Elsewhere: Keystone’s hardware wallet website was hacked, exposing customers’ names and addresses—a reminder for users to stay vigilant. Circle minted another $250 million in USDC on Solana. Privacy coins (ZEC and XMR) held up relatively well over the weekend.

On the macro front, Trump again floated the possibility of striking Iran or reaching a deal. Oil prices remain elevated, and risk sentiment hasn’t fully recovered. The Fed meets next week; for now, the question is whether the market can stabilize.

$BTC fluctuated around 80,000 today; yesterday it briefly fell below 80,000. Day 72 of continuing the 100U dollar-cost averaging plan. Bought another 0.00124 at market price today.

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Crypto Morning Brief | 10.25

BTC plunged below $80,000 last night and hovered around $79,500–$80,500 this morning. It had held around $81,500 for a day but eventually failed to hold. This is the first time since August that its daily close has fallen below the 50-day moving average.

Liquidations were pretty brutal. Around $812 million was liquidated across the market over the past 24 hours, mostly long positions ($668 million), with more than 220,000 traders affected. Nearly $200 million was liquidated in just a few hours, mostly longs. ETH also fell below $2,300.

As for ETFs, there were continued net outflows of around $138 million on the 23rd, and the massive $635 million outflow on the 22nd has yet to be absorbed. The funding picture remains weak.

Weekend trading volume is usually light, and altcoins fell even harder. Some traders, including Machi, had their ETH long positions liquidated again. Overall, risk sentiment still hasn’t recovered, and the market will probably remain choppy with a downward bias ahead of the Fed meeting next week.
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Superman’s 100U BTC DCA, Day 71

Influenced by US stocks, BTC wicked below $80K. If US stocks can’t do well, BTC shouldn’t expect to either~