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⚡️Trust Wallet ($TWT) has added support for tokenized stocks and ETFs. The integration was done in partnership with Ondo Finance ($ONDO) and 1inch ($1INCH), giving users direct access to real financial instruments through DeFi. 🫡Powered by Venture Capital

JUST IN: The Federal Reserve will host a conference on payments innovation on October 21st.

💳 Bybit rolls out crypto debit card in Europe Bybit has launched a Mastercard crypto debit card, letting users spend BTC, USDC and other tokens directly, with support for Apple Pay and Google Pay. ➡️ 20% cashback on top-ups from $100 in September ➡️ €5 bonus for the first purchase ➡️ Discounts on subscriptions and travel ➡️ No annual fee, already over 2M cards issued Another step in making crypto look and feel like money you can actually use. 🫡Powered by Venture Capital

JUST IN: Ondo Finance has introduced Ondo Global Markets, offering over 100 tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs on Ethereum. • Future support is planned for BNB Chain and Solana. • U.S. and U.K. retail and institutional access is restricted. • Tokenization allows for 24/7 trading capabilities. This development could enhance flexibility and accessibility for global investors, potentially influencing market liquidity and trading behaviors.

💠 Ethena prepares fee switch activation Ethena’s $USDe supply surged 42% in the past month to an all-time high of $12.43B, with record August revenues of $61M. ➡️ Two of three conditions for the fee switch are already met: ➡️ $USDe supply above $6B ➡️ Protocol revenue above $250M ➡️ The last milestone is $USDe integration on 4 of the top 5 derivatives exchanges Once triggered, the fee switch will allow $ENA holders to share protocol revenues for the first time. A key shift from growth mode to value accrual. 🫡Powered by Venture Capital

🐋 Dumb whale, smart market In 2014 a whale dumped 30,000 BTC on Bitstamp at $300, well below the $330 spot price elsewhere. Panic hit, price briefly crashed to $275, but the market absorbed it and kept moving higher. ➡️ Back then $9M was huge relative to thin liquidity, a single order could move the whole market ➡️ The dump became known as the “bear whale,” a symbol of short-sighted selling ➡️ Buyers who stepped in at $275 captured one of the cleanest asymmetric trades in Bitcoin’s history ➡️Those same coins would be worth more than $3B today Now we’re watching a similar show. Another whale is offloading close to 100,000 BTC in the open, clumsily, even rotating part of it into ETH. Around half is already sold. When supply like this clears, history suggests the market doesn’t follow the whale, it buries him. 🫡Powered by Venture Capital

🚀 PumpFun launches Ascend PumpFun unveiled Ascend — a major upgrade aimed at scaling its ecosystem 100x with a stronger model for coins and communities. ➡️ Dynamic Fees V1: tiered fee system where commissions drop as market cap grows, making launches up to 10x more profitable ➡️ Faster processing: CTO Creator Fee requests now handled 10x quicker ➡️ Goal: attract more projects, creators, and streamers to the platform A move to turn PumpFun into a more efficient launchpad rather than just a meme machine. 🫡Powered by Venture Capital

JUST IN: 47 million $WLFI tokens have been burned. The current price of $WLFI is $0.22, marking a decrease of over 6% in the last 24 hours.

This crypto cycle will end with an institutional blow off top. The next cycle will be institutionally driven, and that will be the “dot-com” level cycle. This is the last cycle that the trenches will drive crypto. Don’t be sad it’s over, be glad it happened at all. 🫡Powered by Venture Capital

JUST IN: The SEC and CFTC are set to enable the trading of specific spot crypto asset products on registered exchanges.

JUST IN: Donald Trump claims that removing tariffs could harm the stock market, suggesting that the market relies on tariffs to avoid the risk of becoming a third world country.

📈 Elevator Trading Pattern Some of the sharpest moves in trading don’t come from clean breakouts, they come from failed aggression. The Elevator setup is a classic example when the market punishes one side for pressing too hard. Here’s the logic: ➡️ In low-liquidity conditions like month-end, expiries, or seasonal transitions, price becomes vulnerable to sudden flushes ➡️ A sharp drop into support triggers liquidations and attracts new shorts convinced a breakdown is starting ➡️ If price stalls instead of following through, that failure is the signal - sellers already fired their best shot ➡️ Once shorts realize they’re trapped, forced covering creates a violent reversal upward Elevator down, elevator up. It’s more than a pattern - it’s a reminder that the market rewards patience and punishes those who rush into the obvious move. 🫡Powered by Venture Capital