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$CCUSDT just recovered toward $0.10 after a brutal shakeout, and I’m watching whether buyers can hold this level rather than give back the rebound. The part that caught my attention is that Canton’s institutional adoption story is expanding while the token is still struggling to establish a stable price structure. Canton is built for financial institutions that need privacy and controlled access when moving assets on-chain. The network’s institutional momentum includes DTCC’s planned tokenization service targeting U.S. Treasury securities, alongside settlement experiments involving major financial institutions. That gives CC a concrete infrastructure narrative beyond ordinary speculation. But adoption headlines alone do not guarantee token appreciation. CC’s value proposition depends on whether real network usage translates into sustained demand for the token through its fee and incentive mechanisms. 5 figures worth watching - $0.100 — Key psychological price zone - $0.1077 — Recent resistance - $0.0780 — Recent selloff low - $24M — Aggregate futures open interest - +13.6% — Seven-day OI growth The derivatives picture needs attention: open interest has eased over the latest 24-hour period but remains higher over seven days. That suggests some positions have been cleared, although leverage has not disappeared entirely. Bullish confirmation: CC reclaims $0.103–$0.108 and holds that zone on a retest. That would strengthen the recovery and bring $0.115 back into focus. Bearish confirmation: another rejection followed by a loss of $0.095 would weaken the rebound and expose the market to renewed selling pressure toward $0.078. I’m watching one thing above all: can CC turn its institutional adoption narrative into sustained buying after this volatility? Until price confirms it, Canton’s progress and the token’s performance remain two different stories. #ByXIMPACT

I’m watching WLD struggle to hold $0.44 after its October rally faded. What concerns me isn’t just the pullback: a dormant wallet reportedly moved 19.74M WLD toward exchanges, while scheduled token releases continue adding new supply. That creates a real test for buyers. The distinction matters: tokens sent to exchanges are potential selling pressure, not proof that they have already been sold. But with WLD underperforming the broader market, buyers need to absorb that supply before another recovery becomes convincing. There’s also a positioning shift worth watching. WLD is trading near $0.445, with aggregate futures open interest around $445M and funding negative on major venues. Shorts are paying longs, but that alone doesn’t guarantee a squeeze—price still needs to reclaim resistance. Key figures $0.445 — Current price area $0.453 — Immediate resistance $0.432 — Recent low $445M — Aggregate futures OI -$0.013% — Binance funding 2.95M WLD — Estimated daily scheduled releases Bullish confirmation: WLD holds $0.432, reclaims $0.453, and sustains the move above $0.46 with stronger spot demand. That would suggest buyers are absorbing the pressure, opening $0.48 as the next test. Bearish confirmation: a decisive break below $0.432, followed by a failed reclaim, would expose $0.42 and potentially $0.40. World’s identity infrastructure and financial-sector ambitions give WLD a longer-term narrative, but the market has to separate adoption from token supply. For now, I want to see buyers absorb the selling risk before treating this pullback as a bottom. $WLDUSDT #ByXIMPACT

Gold bounced from below $4,000, but I’m not treating one green session as a reversal yet. XAUT is trading near $4,023, and the real test is whether buyers can reclaim $4,070–$4,100 while the market waits for the Fed’s decision. What caught my attention is the reason behind the bounce. Gold recovered as oil prices eased and bargain hunters stepped in after last week’s sharp sell-off. But the macro pressure hasn’t disappeared: higher-for-longer interest-rate expectations and a stronger dollar can still weigh on a non-yielding asset like gold. That makes this a relief rally versus trend-reversal setup. XAUT tracks physical gold, so the underlying metal not Bitcoin or crypto-market sentiment is the main signal to watch. Key figures $4,023 — Current area $4,070–$4,100 — Recovery resistance $4,000 — Psychological pivot $3,983 — Recent low Oct. 28 — Fed decision Oct. 29 — U.S. PCE inflation data Bullish confirmation: gold holds $4,000, then reclaims $4,100 with a sustained 1H close. That would strengthen the recovery case and put $4,150–$4,200 in focus. Bearish confirmation: rejection below $4,070–$4,100 followed by a clean break under $3,983. That would suggest the bounce has failed and expose the $3,950 area. I’m watching the reaction, not predicting the Fed. Until gold reclaims resistance, this is a recovery attempt inside a damaged short-term structure not a confirmed bullish reversal. $XAUTUSDT #ByXIMPACT

ELSA is down nearly 10% in 24 hours, and I’m watching whether $0.068–$0.069 can stop this pullback. The interesting part is that the token is still up around 5.5% over seven days, so short-term selling is now challenging the broader recovery. The supply schedule deserves attention here. HeyElsa has a maximum supply of 1 billion ELSA, but only about 229 million are circulating. That means roughly 23% of the total supply is currently in circulation, leaving substantial future dilution risk. The next scheduled unlock is Nov. 20: approximately 17.7 million ELSA, equivalent to 1.8% of total supply and around 6.1% of the current market cap. That does not mean holders will automatically sell, but it gives the market another supply event to price in. Key figures $0.069 — Price area $0.068 — Near-term support $0.075–$0.076 — Resistance zone 229M — Circulating supply 17.7M — Next scheduled unlock 6.1% — Unlock value vs. market cap Bullish confirmation: hold $0.068–$0.069, then reclaim $0.075–$0.076 with stronger spot volume. That would suggest buyers are absorbing the selling and could reopen $0.080–$0.085. Bearish confirmation: lose $0.068 and fail to reclaim it. That would leave the recovery vulnerable and bring the $0.062–$0.064 area into focus. ELSA’s AI-agent execution narrative gives the project a longer-term story, but the immediate trade is about demand versus supply. I want to see buyers defend support before treating this pullback as an opportunity rather than a weakening recovery. $ELSAUSDT #ByXIMPACT

CAP has been moving aggressively, but the detail catching my attention is what the protocol is doing underneath the rally. Capital locked in the system is shrinking while futures traders continue taking positions. That disconnect matters more than another green candle. Cap’s protocol TVL has fallen to roughly $201M, down about 31% over 30 days, even as CAP has gained sharply over the past month. Active loans remain around $56M, so the credit business is still operating but the token’s momentum is running ahead of the recent direction of capital deposits. The derivatives market adds another layer of risk. Open interest across tracked perpetual markets is around $41M, with weighted funding near +0.093% per eight hours. Positive funding means longs are paying shorts, and that rate is elevated enough to make holding leveraged longs expensive if momentum fades. 5 key figures $201M — Protocol TVL −31% — TVL change over 30 days $56M — Active loans $41M — Futures open interest +0.093% — Weighted funding per 8 hours Bullish confirmation: CAP reclaims and holds the $0.105 area, with spot demand supporting the move and funding cooling. That would suggest buyers are absorbing supply without relying entirely on expensive leverage. Bearish confirmation: price loses $0.10 and fails to reclaim it while OI remains elevated. That would increase the risk of leveraged positions unwinding, with $0.085–$0.081 as the next area to watch. There is also a supply factor: a further CAP token release is scheduled for October 30. Unlocking does not automatically mean selling, but it adds another reason to watch actual market absorption rather than assume every rally reflects stronger fundamentals. For me, CAP’s next move depends on whether protocol capital stabilizes and spot buyers take control. Until that happens, the rally deserves scrutiny not blind confidence. $CAPUSDT #ByXIMPACT

$ETHUSDT is hovering near $2,330, but I’m watching the $2,300 support more closely than any bounce. Buyers are facing a difficult combination: October’s spot ETF outflows are approaching $1.2B, while futures still carry more than $30B in open interest. That leaves ETH vulnerable if support gives way. What caught my attention is the contrast between institutional demand and staking. Around 43.8M ETH nearly 36% of supply was staked at the end of September, yet ETH is struggling to attract consistent ETF inflows. Long-term commitment to the network is growing, but it has not been enough to offset near-term selling pressure. Key figures $2,330 — Current price area $2,300 — Critical support $2,370 — Immediate resistance $2,400 — Next recovery hurdle $1.18B — October spot ETF outflows $30B+ — ETH futures open interest 43.8M ETH — Supply staked Bullish confirmation: ETH holds $2,300, reclaims $2,370, then establishes support above $2,400. That would suggest buyers are absorbing supply and could open a move toward $2,450–$2,500. Bearish confirmation: a decisive break below $2,300 followed by a failed reclaim. That would leave ETH exposed to another leg lower, particularly if ETF outflows continue and leveraged positions unwind. For me, the key issue is not whether Ethereum remains a major network. It does. The immediate question is whether fresh buying can return strongly enough to absorb institutional redemptions. Until price reclaims $2,400, I’m treating rallies as recovery attempts not a confirmed trend reversal. #ByXIMPACT

$XRPUSDT is hovering around $1.29 after failing to sustain the push toward $1.40, and I’m watching $1.27 closely. What caught my attention is the disconnect: Ripple’s payment and tokenization ecosystem keeps expanding, but XRP itself is still struggling to turn that progress into sustained price strength. On October 22, Ripple and Arf announced plans to provide RLUSD settlement liquidity to licensed cross-border payment firms on the XRP Ledger. Franklin Templeton also added approximately $150 million in tokenized money-market fund shares to the ledger. These are meaningful developments for the ecosystem, but there’s an important distinction: using the XRP Ledger does not automatically create equivalent buying demand for XRP. The market still needs evidence that adoption translates into stronger XRP demand. The flow picture adds another layer. XRP exchange inflows recently reached a seven-month high of 6.05 billion XRP over 30 days, while spot ETF flows have started recovering after a weekly outflow. That leaves a real question over whether buyers can absorb potential selling pressure. Key figures $1.29 — Current price area $1.37–$1.40 — Resistance zone $1.27 — Near-term support $2.88B — Futures open interest $3.55M — Latest reported daily ETF inflow 6.05B XRP — 30-day exchange inflows Bullish confirmation: XRP holds $1.27, reclaims $1.33, then breaks $1.40 with sustained spot demand. That would strengthen the case for a move toward $1.45–$1.50. Bearish confirmation: XRP loses $1.27 and fails to reclaim it. That would leave $1.20–$1.22 vulnerable, particularly if exchange inflows remain elevated. I’m not treating ecosystem announcements as an automatic buy signal. For XRP, the stronger trade comes when adoption, spot demand and price structure finally start telling the same story. #ByXIMPACT

AERO has pulled back from $0.88 to around $0.68 in less than a week, and I’m watching whether buyers can defend the $0.65–$0.68 zone. The timing matters: Aerodrome and Velodrome have merged into Aero, but the token’s price reaction has been weak despite the bigger multichain story. Here’s the part traders shouldn’t overlook: the merger is live, but the market still needs proof that it can grow liquidity and revenue across the new network. Aero’s tracked DEX volume reached roughly $16.2B over the past 30 days, with about $11.1M in fees and $7.7M in protocol revenue. Those are meaningful numbers. Yet TVL has fallen to around $362M, down roughly 17% over the same 30-day period. Strong trading activity alongside declining TVL is the contradiction I’m watching. There’s also a practical catalyst coming. Bybit announced AERO’s token migration: the swap ratio is 1 old AERO to 1 new AERO, spot trading continues, but legacy-token deposits and withdrawals are scheduled to be suspended on Nov. 3, with new-token services estimated to resume Nov. 6. Key figures $0.68 — Recent price area $0.88 — Recent pre-merger price area $0.65 — Support to watch $362M — TVL $16.2B — 30D DEX volume $11.1M — 30D fees Bullish confirmation: hold $0.65–$0.68, then reclaim $0.73 with a strong 1H close. That would suggest buyers are absorbing the post-merger selling and could bring $0.79–$0.82 back into focus. Bearish confirmation: lose $0.65 and fail to reclaim it. That would leave the recovery vulnerable and put the $0.60 area on the radar. I’m not treating the merger as automatically bullish. AERO needs to turn its larger footprint into sustained liquidity and token demand. Until price stabilizes and TVL stops deteriorating, the new structure is a promise the market has yet to reward. $AEROUSDT #ByXIMPACT

$BRUSDT is showing the kind of price action that makes me cautious: the token is still up strongly over the week, but today’s sharp reversal is putting that recovery under pressure. I’m watching whether buyers can defend the latest low before treating this as another continuation move. The important development is Bedrock’s move into Bybit’s Main Board Trading Zone on October 20. The migration brings lower trading fees and fewer order-value restrictions, but it does not guarantee fresh buying demand. BR’s underlying story remains multi-asset liquid restaking, with governance, token locking and protocol-funded buybacks supporting its utility. Key figures $0.465 — Current price area -18.7% — 24H change $0.445 — Recent intraday low $0.500 — Psychological resistance +3.8% — 24H futures OI change What matters now is the divergence between weekly strength and the sharp daily sell-off. Open interest has risen alongside the latest rebound in price, while funding remains positive. That suggests positions are rebuilding, but it does not yet prove that spot buyers are in control. Bullish confirmation: BR holds $0.445 and reclaims $0.50 with sustained buying. That would suggest the sell-off is being absorbed and could reopen the path toward $0.55. Bearish confirmation: another rejection below $0.50 followed by a clean break of $0.445. That would leave the recovery vulnerable to a deeper pullback, especially if open interest keeps rising as price falls. I’m not treating the Main Board migration as an automatic bullish signal. The real test is whether BR can turn improved trading access into sustained demand instead of another high-volatility bounce. #ByXIMPACT

LINK is hovering around $11.40 after sliding from $12.80, and I’m watching whether buyers can reclaim $11.65. What stands out is the contrast: Chainlink’s infrastructure story is expanding, but the token is still struggling to find sustained demand. The latest Q3 review revealed a meaningful development: Chainlink’s Reserve now holds more than 6 million LINK, accumulated using revenue from enterprise adoption and onchain network usage. Meanwhile, CCIP has secured over $85B in cross-chain token value, with more than $15B migrating to the standard during 2026. That is real infrastructure progress but adoption does not automatically translate into immediate token buying. The market still needs to show that demand can absorb selling pressure. Derivatives offer another clue. Aggregate futures open interest is around $173M, down 8.5% over seven days, while funding remains mildly positive. Positioning has cooled rather than expanded aggressively, which could give a recovery more room if spot buyers return. Key figures $11.40 — Price area $11.65 — Near-term resistance $11.20 — Recent support 6.05M LINK — Reserve holdings $85B+ — CCIP value secured -8.5% — 7D futures OI change Bullish confirmation: reclaim $11.65 and hold $11.50–$11.65 on a retest. That would put $12.00–$12.30 back in focus. Bearish confirmation: lose $11.20 and fail to reclaim it. That would leave $10.80–$11.00 exposed. For LINK, the story is no longer just about partnerships. The key test is whether growing network economics can eventually show up as sustained token demand while the chart is still weak. $LINKUSDT #ByXIMPACT

TSLAX is testing the $376 area, and I’m watching whether buyers can push through it after Tesla’s latest earnings. The interesting part is that revenue beat expectations, yet the stock’s next move depends heavily on how investors value its expensive AI and robotaxi ambitions. Tesla reported $28.05B in Q3 revenue, ahead of expectations, with 486,532 vehicles delivered and 13.7 GWh of energy storage deployed. But stronger sales alone do not settle the bigger question: how quickly can AI, autonomy and energy growth translate into sustainable profits while spending remains heavy? The robotaxi story now has a real execution test, too. Tesla aims to begin selling Cybercabs by year-end, but a federal safety investigation adds regulatory uncertainty to that timeline. That makes upcoming deployment milestones just as important as the headline revenue number. Key figures $375.56 — TSLAX price $376.04 — 24H high $370.10 — 24H low $497.08 — All-time high $28.05B — Tesla Q3 revenue 13.7 GWh — Q3 energy storage deployments Bullish confirmation: a sustained break above $376, followed by a successful retest, would strengthen the recovery and bring $385–$390 into focus. Bearish confirmation: rejection near $376 followed by a loss of $370 would suggest buyers still lack conviction, opening the way toward $362–$365. One important distinction: TSLAX tracks Tesla shares, so the underlying stock remains the main driver. Token liquidity and trading hours can still create short-term differences. For me, the real trade is whether Tesla can turn its AI, robotaxi and energy promises into measurable execution. Until that happens, every rally still has to prove it deserves to continue. $TSLAXUSDT #ByXIMPACT

$COREUSDT has pushed back toward $0.019, and I’m watching whether buyers can hold this recovery rather than let it fade after the initial squeeze. What caught my attention is the combination of a major supply reduction and rapidly rebuilding futures positioning. Core DAO burned more than 150 million CORE following its validator-reward exploit in August. That is a meaningful supply change, but a burn alone does not guarantee appreciation; demand and actual network activity still have to support the token’s valuation. There’s another development worth tracking: Core has begun transitioning block production toward independent validators. If that process progresses successfully, it could strengthen the network’s decentralization. The market still needs evidence that this progress translates into sustained ecosystem demand. Key figures $0.0191 — Recent price reference $0.0191 — Nearby resistance $0.0164 — Recent low $4.16M — Futures OI +7.8% — 24H OI change 150M+ — CORE burned The derivatives picture deserves attention. Open interest has increased alongside the rebound, while funding remains positive. That suggests fresh leveraged positions are entering, so the next move needs confirmation rather than another sharp candle. Bullish confirmation: hold the $0.0180–$0.0185 area, then break above $0.0191 with stronger spot volume. A sustained reclaim would improve the structure and put $0.0200–$0.0210 in focus. Bearish confirmation: rejection near $0.0191 followed by a loss of $0.0180 would weaken the rebound and expose the $0.0164 area again. For me, CORE’s real test is whether the reduced supply and decentralization progress can attract lasting demand. The burn has changed the supply picture; now price needs to show that buyers are willing to value the network differently. #ByXIMPACT

ASTER is hovering around $0.70, and the part I’m watching isn’t the next green candle it’s why the buyback-and-burn mechanism hasn’t translated into a sustained recovery yet. Aster’s latest tokenomics update reported 2.72M ASTER bought back for stakers over two weeks, with an equal amount burned from the team allocation. Cumulative burns have now passed 210M ASTER. The protocol directs 99% of daily platform fees toward these buybacks, making actual fee generation central to the token’s long-term demand story. But here’s the contradiction: despite that supply reduction, ASTER remains roughly 71% below its $2.41 all-time high. Scarcity can help, but it cannot guarantee price appreciation if demand fails to absorb available supply. Key figures $0.70 — Current price area $0.72 — Near-term resistance $0.69 — Immediate support $152M — Aggregate futures OI 210M+ — Cumulative tokens burned $3.96M — Protocol fees over 30 days The derivatives market adds another caution. Futures OI remains substantial relative to daily trading activity, while recent liquidation data shows that leveraged longs have already taken a hit. A rebound without renewed spot demand could struggle to hold. Bullish confirmation: reclaim $0.72 and hold it on a retest, with stronger spot volume. That would give buyers a chance to challenge $0.76–$0.80. Bearish confirmation: lose $0.69 and fail to reclaim it. That would leave $0.65–$0.66 vulnerable. I’m not dismissing ASTER’s buyback model. I’m watching whether platform fees and real buying demand become strong enough to matter more than the token’s existing supply and leveraged positioning. Burns reduce supply; sustained demand is what must make the price respond. $ASTERUSDT #ByXIMPACT

DOGE is hovering near $0.076 after another leg lower, and I’m watching $0.0753 closely. What caught my attention is that open interest is edging higher even as price weakens. Traders are adding exposure, but the chart hasn’t shown that buyers are winning yet. The derivatives picture is unusually divided. Around 72% of Binance DOGE futures accounts are long, while average funding across exchanges is slightly negative. That means the number of traders leaning bullish is high, but they aren’t collectively paying a meaningful premium to hold those positions. Spot demand isn’t offering much help either. DOGE trading volume has dropped sharply, and reported weekly ETF flows have turned negative. With less activity supporting the price, a small burst of selling could matter more than it would in a liquid, high-conviction rally. Key levels $0.0762 — Current area $0.0753 — Immediate support $0.0779 — First resistance $0.0800 — Major reclaim level $734M — Aggregate futures OI -0.0002% — Average funding Bullish confirmation: DOGE defends $0.0753, reclaims $0.0779 and holds above it with improving spot volume. That would open a move toward $0.0800–$0.0818. Bearish confirmation: a decisive break below $0.0753 while OI remains elevated would suggest positions are not clearing fast enough to relieve selling pressure. The next area to watch would be $0.0727. I’m not treating high long-account participation as a buy signal by itself. Until DOGE can reclaim resistance with real spot demand, the more important question is whether the market can absorb its existing positions without another flush. $DOGEUSDT #ByXIMPACT

$BCHUSDT is hovering around $279 after last week’s institutional derivatives launch, and I’m watching whether buyers can reclaim $285–$288. The important question now is whether the CME catalyst can sustain demand after the initial excitement fades. CME’s BCH futures began trading on October 19, giving institutions another regulated way to gain exposure or hedge risk. Both standard and Micro contracts are available. That is a meaningful market-structure development, but institutional access alone does not guarantee sustained spot buying. The derivatives market is showing renewed participation. BCH futures open interest across tracked venues is around $300M, while aggregate funding is mildly positive. On Binance, OI is near $80M and has risen slightly over the past 24 hours. Positioning is building, but it has not yet confirmed a decisive breakout. Key figures $279 — Price area $285–$288 — Resistance zone $270 — Near-term support to watch $300M — Aggregate futures OI +$0.006% — Approx. 8H weighted funding Bullish confirmation: BCH reclaims $288 with a strong 1H close and holds $282–$288 on the retest. That would strengthen the case for a move toward $300. Bearish confirmation: rejection below $285–$288 followed by a loss of $270. That would suggest the CME narrative is not enough to sustain the rally, opening the way toward $260–$265. I’m watching the follow-through, not just the headline. CME has expanded the tools available to institutional traders; now BCH needs sustained demand and a clean resistance break to show that the market is actually repricing that development. #ByXIMPACT

SUI is trading near $0.91, and what catches my attention is the disconnect between its expanding ecosystem and weakening DeFi activity. The network is adding serious infrastructure, but the token still needs to prove that growth is translating into sustained market demand. The latest development worth watching is Hashi, Sui’s Bitcoin-finance initiative, preparing for mainnet with more than $500M in committed capital. That could bring Bitcoin-backed lending, borrowing and other financial products onto Sui. Meanwhile, the DATA Network is moving into the Sui ecosystem with a $30M strategic investment from the Sui Foundation, connecting AI-training data with Walrus storage. But there’s a less comfortable side to the story. Sui’s DeFi TVL is around $471M, down 3.4% over 24 hours, while weekly DEX volume has fallen about 42% to $160M. That is the tension: the infrastructure story is growing, but recent on-chain trading activity is cooling. Key figures $0.91 — Price $471M — DeFi TVL $160M — Weekly DEX volume $181M — Tracked Binance/Bybit futures OI +0.0082% — Bybit funding I’m watching $0.90 as the immediate support area and $0.95 as the first recovery test. Bullish confirmation: SUI holds $0.90, reclaims $0.95 and spot demand strengthens alongside the move. That would suggest buyers are beginning to price in the ecosystem expansion. Bearish confirmation: SUI loses $0.90 while DeFi activity continues weakening. That would leave the recovery vulnerable and put $0.85 in focus. The important distinction is that committed capital and new partnerships are not the same as deployed capital or token demand. SUI’s next meaningful move needs evidence that its expanding infrastructure is bringing more liquidity and activity onto the network. $SUIUSDT #ByXIMPACT

$XAUTUSDT is hovering around $3,988 after gold slipped below $4,000, and I’m watching whether buyers can reclaim that psychological level. What stands out is the pressure on gold itself: even with market uncertainty elevated, a stronger dollar and rising real yields are making it harder for the metal to recover. XAUT tracks physical gold, so this is not a crypto-specific dip that can be explained away by Bitcoin weakness. The underlying asset is driving the move. Gold has fallen sharply this week, and the next Federal Reserve decision on Oct. 27–28 adds another macro catalyst that could change the direction of yields and the dollar. Key figures $3,988 — XAUT price $4,000 — Psychological pivot $3,976 — Recent low $4,040 — First recovery level $3,950 — Next downside area Bullish confirmation: Gold reclaims $4,000 and XAUT holds above it on a retest. A move through $4,040 would strengthen the recovery case, with $4,070 next. Bearish confirmation: XAUT loses $3,976 and gold remains below $4,000. That would expose $3,950, with further downside possible if dollar strength and real yields continue rising. The key here is not to assume gold must rise just because uncertainty is high. Until price reclaims $4,000, buyers still need to prove that the recent sell-off has exhausted itself. #ByXIMPACT

Bitcoin slipped below $80K over the weekend, and I’m watching whether buyers can defend the $79.2K low. What stands out is the mismatch: leveraged longs have already taken a hit, yet fresh spot demand has not clearly returned. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded roughly $773M in combined outflows across Oct. 22–23. That matters because the market now needs real buying to absorb selling pressure not just another bounce from liquidations. The $80K area has become the decision point. BTC is also trading below the estimated $82.3K average cost basis of U.S. spot ETF holders, making that zone potential overhead supply if price recovers. Key levels $80.8K — Current area $79.2K — Weekend low $80K — Immediate support $81.7K — First resistance $82.3K — ETF cost-basis zone Bullish confirmation: BTC holds $79.2K–$80K, reclaims $81.7K, and then sustains a move above $82.3K. That would suggest demand is absorbing the recent selling, opening $84K as the next area to watch. Bearish confirmation: a decisive break below $79.2K followed by a failed reclaim. That would expose $78.4K and potentially the $77K region. I’m not treating one recovery candle as a reversal. Until BTC reclaims the $81.7K–$82.3K zone, the market still needs to prove that buyers not short covering alone are back in control. $BTCUSDT #ByXIMPACT

PEPE is struggling to hold its October rally, and I’m watching $0.00000440 closely. What caught my attention is the split between exchange supply and leverage: some tokens have moved off exchanges, but the recent rebound also brought fresh selling pressure and a crowded long side. PEPE climbed toward $0.00000510 before pulling back. Between Oct. 19 and 22, exchanges received around 2.11 trillion PEPE, reversing a significant portion of earlier withdrawals. That doesn’t guarantee selling, but it gives traders a concrete supply risk to watch while price tries to stabilize. Derivatives add another layer. Aggregate futures open interest recently reached roughly $315M, while funding remains positive on several major venues. More positions are being carried into the next move, so a breakout needs spot demand—not just leveraged buying—to sustain it. Key levels $0.00000440–$0.00000445 — Support zone $0.00000450 — Current decision area $0.00000476 — Breakout resistance $0.00000510 — Recent rally high $315M — Recent futures OI 2.11T PEPE — Recent exchange inflows Bullish confirmation: PEPE holds $0.00000440–$0.00000445, then closes above $0.00000476 with stronger spot volume. That would reopen the path toward $0.00000510. Bearish confirmation: a failed reclaim of $0.00000476 followed by a clean break below $0.00000440. That would put $0.00000414 in focus, with $0.00000396 as a deeper support area. I’m not treating PEPE’s exchange inflows as proof that whales are selling. The real test is whether buyers can absorb the available supply and reclaim resistance. Until that happens, this looks more like a recovery that needs confirmation than a breakout worth chasing. $PEPEUSDT #ByXIMPACT

UNI is hovering near $6.80 after slipping from the $8 area, and I’m watching whether buyers can defend $6.50. What stands out is the disconnect: Uniswap is expanding its product infrastructure, but the token still hasn’t translated that progress into a sustained recovery. On Oct. 22, Uniswap launched Aggregator Hooks, allowing v4 pools to pull liquidity from external sources. That matters because Uniswap is moving beyond being a single venue for swaps toward infrastructure that can route trades across a wider liquidity landscape. There’s a second part to the UNI thesis: protocol fees are now being used to burn UNI. But this isn’t a dividend holders receive no direct share of revenue. The value case depends on sustained fee generation creating enough burns to matter against market supply. Key figures $6.80 — Price $7.02 — 24H high $6.50 — 24H low $146M — Binance futures OI -6.1% — Binance OI change over 24H $8.00 — Recent swing area Bullish confirmation: reclaim $7.02 and hold $6.90–$7.00 on a retest. That would improve the structure and bring $7.40–$7.70 back into focus. Bearish confirmation: lose $6.50 and fail to reclaim it. That would leave the recent recovery vulnerable to another leg lower. I’m not treating new features as an automatic buy signal. The key test is whether Uniswap’s growing liquidity infrastructure generates sustained usage and fee-driven burns while UNI price starts responding. $UNIUSDT #ByXIMPACT