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- FF token plunged 310.94% in 24 hours after a 2342.59% 7-day surge, highlighting extreme volatility. - The sharp correction reflects speculative retail trading and algorithmic patterns, with no stable price anchors. - A 3691.77% 30-day drop and 5654.36% annual depreciation reveal structural bearishness and lack of long-term investor confidence. - High leverage and short-term trading dominate FF's dynamics, contrasting with fundamental value-driven markets.
Gold’s meteoric rally has pushed RSI levels to record highs, prompting Bank of America to hike its price target to $5,000. Analysts remain split between calling this the start of a generational bull run—or its euphoric peak.
- WAL surged 535.79% in 24 hours on Oct 16, 2025, becoming the top-performing token in its market segment. - The token gained 811.18% in 7 days and maintained 46.06% growth over 1 month and 1 year, showing sustained momentum. - Technical indicators confirm no reversal signals, suggesting WAL's rapid gains reflect growing investor demand and confidence.
- Analysts predict Dogecoin's 2025 third-wave bullish run based on Elliott Wave and Fibonacci patterns, targeting $0.48-$1.96. - Key $0.20088 support level validation could trigger a 2,871% surge if ascending channel and triangle patterns hold. - Divergent price targets ($0.377-$6.08) highlight risks from market volatility, regulatory uncertainty, and failed Fibonacci level tests. - Investors cautioned to prioritize risk management amid speculative nature and potential for extended corrections below critic
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- 21:56U.S. credit crisis concerns intensify as bank stocks lose over $100 billions in market valueJinse Finance reported that compared to the collapse of First Brands Group and Tricolor Holdings, the losses disclosed by regional lenders Zions Bank and Western Union Bank appear much smaller, amounting to tens of millions of dollars rather than tens of billions. However, the successive exposures of loan fraud cases have once again sparked debate on Wall Street: will the era of laissez-faire capital cause both banks and non-bank institutions to pay the price? In the cases of Zions Bank and Western Union Bank, the alleged perpetrators are the same: investment funds associated with Andrew Stupin and Gerald Marcil borrowed funds to purchase distressed commercial mortgage loans. These disclosures add to a series of recent loan blowups, including subprime auto lender Tricolor Holdings filing for bankruptcy last month, resulting in nearly all of its debt becoming worthless. Subsequently, auto parts supplier First Brands Group also declared bankruptcy, owing more than $10 billions to some of Wall Street's largest financial institutions. The stock market reacted strongly: on Thursday, the market value of the 74 largest banks in the United States evaporated by more than $100 billions.
- 21:49MoonPay launches unified crypto payment platform "MoonPay Commerce"Jinse Finance reported that MoonPay has announced the launch of its unified crypto payment platform, MoonPay Commerce, integrating the acquired Helio technology into a single platform, which is already used by more than 6,000 businesses including Shopify, Solana Foundation, Ledger, and CoinMarketCap. The platform supports major tokens such as USDC, USDT, ETH, SOL, and BTC, offering low fees, fast settlement, and fiat settlement options, and provides Solana Pay instant payment functionality for Shopify.
- 21:46London police bust $1.3 million crypto scam, five men arrestedJinse Finance reported that the London Metropolitan Police have arrested five men aged between 21 and 37, suspected of defrauding over $1.3 million through fake cryptocurrency investment websites. Police stated that the network may have lured thousands of victims worldwide. Investigations revealed that the suspects operated "boiler rooms," using fake trading platforms, celebrity endorsements, and other tactics to guide victims into continuously investing in fictitious token projects.