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Apple, Tesla, S&P 500… all things I already check anyway. So having 7,000+ U.S. stocks and ETFs sitting inside BingX with crypto is actually useful, especially when you can start from $5 with USDT or USDC. Feels a lot simpler than keeping one app for crypto and another one just for stocks. #BingXUSStocks #USStocks

This week is already doing too much. Oil is still above $100, bank earnings are starting, and CPI is next. Any one of those can shift how people look at inflation, rates and risk. So yeah, I’ve got BTC, oil, gold and indices sitting together on BingX right now. Watching one chart this week feels almost pointless. #BTC

TSMC just put up another huge quarter, but I don’t think the revenue number is the interesting part anymore. At this point, the market already knows AI demand is strong. What matters on October 15 is whether Q4 guidance keeps that pace going or gives people a reason to take profit. That’s the bit I’d be checking on BingX TradFi. #TSMC #BingXTradFi

Okay, this is one update I can actually use. BingX now has 7,000+ U.S. stocks and ETFs, so Apple, Tesla and the S&P 500 are sitting in the same account as my crypto now. Orders start from 5 USDC too. At least that’s one less reason to keep bouncing between finance apps. #BingXUSStocks #USStocks

Yeah, today is one of those days where almost everything looks rough. BTC is down, Nasdaq is down, tech is getting hit and oil is pushing higher. BTC, Nasdaq, gold and oil are all open on BingX right now because there’s clearly more going on than just a crypto selloff. bitcoin:native

October 10 is tomorrow, and I already know I’ll be checking BingX a bit more than usual because of what happened last year. BTC dropped hard, alts got hit even worse, and over $19B in leveraged positions were liquidated. I’m not saying the same thing happens again, but I’ll definitely be more careful with leverage this time.

25BP up, October likely on pause, and December still very much in the conversation. What I’m watching now is how CPI, jobs and those high Treasury yields start feeding into gold. I’ve been following XAU on BingX alongside the rate expectations because that reaction could say a lot before the next Fed meeting.

S&P and Nasdaq are at fresh highs and I’ve been checking them almost as much as BTC lately. Not because I suddenly want to trade everything, but because crypto moves make more sense when you’re also watching yields, gold, oil and the dollar. I’ve just started keeping more of that on the same BingX watchlist instead of bouncing around. Sometimes the useful signal isn’t coming from crypto.

XRP is giving two completely different signals right now. The price got dragged from around $1.52 to $1.46 with the wider market, but spot XRP ETFs still pulled in another $3.14M on October 6. That makes 12 straight weeks of net inflows, with cumulative inflows now sitting around $1.79B. So while short-term traders are dealing with the sell-off, institutional money hasn’t exactly disappeared. I’ve got XRP/USDT on my BingX watchlist here, especially with Evernorth’s expected October 12 listing adding another possible catalyst. #XRP #ETF

I actually checked how many finance apps I have on my phone and it’s getting ridiculous. One for crypto, another for stocks, another for market news, another for payments. Meanwhile BingX has quietly added TradFi, its card, AI tools and even Pre-IPO products alongside crypto. I’m not saying one app needs to replace everything, but I definitely don’t need five apps doing things that are starting to overlap.

Lately, checking the market has turned into checking everything. I’ll open BTC, then I’m looking at gold, oil, the dollar, maybe stocks too because one move somewhere can easily spill into another market. Good thing BingX has most of it in one place now. Less jumping around, more actually seeing what’s going on across the market. #BingX #MultiAsset

At some point I realised half the things I check before a crypto trade aren’t even crypto. Nasdaq, gold, oil, the dollar… they all end up on the screen because they can move the same market I’m already watching. That’s why multi-asset doesn’t feel like some huge change to me. It just feels like the platform catching up with how traders already behave, which is probably why seeing more of those markets show up on BingX doesn’t feel out of place.

I’ve seen that $23 XRP target going around, but I wouldn’t get carried away with it yet. People are comparing this chart to 2016, but XRP didn’t just take off from there. It kept falling for a few more months before the big rally finally happened. Right now, I’d rather see it get through $1.52–$1.55 first. If it can hold above that, then those bigger targets start looking a lot more realistic, especially with XRP trading around this zone on BingX. ripple:native #XRP #BingX

Ethereum has always had this annoying thing where mainnet and L2s can feel like two different places. Now they’re testing a way for both sides to move together, so you don’t end up with one part going through and the other one failing. They’re also testing bigger blocks on Sepolia, so the network can handle more at once. Nothing crazy to hype yet, but these are the kind of fixes Ethereum actually needs, especially with more traders watching ETH alongside the rest of the market on BingX. ethereum:native #Ethereum #BingX

BTC really tried $87K a few times and sellers just weren’t having it. I was watching that level because another rejection probably meant we’d be looking lower again, and now BTC has already dipped below $83K. The ETF numbers have been jumping around too, so I’m not reading too much into one day of flows. $87K is still the level to win back. Until then, I’m mostly watching how BTC behaves around these lows on BingX rather than trying to guess the next candle. bitcoin:native

I came into trading mostly watching crypto. Now I can’t even check BTC properly without looking at gold or Nasdaq too. Everything affects everything at this point, so using different apps for each market gets tiring fast. That’s why I get the direction BingX is taking with multi-asset. Crypto is still the main thing for me, I just watch a lot more than crypto now.

25,000+ people from 160+ countries will be in Singapore for TOKEN2049. That alone tells you how big the conversation around crypto has become. BingX is returning as a Title Sponsor, but the part I find worth noting is what the platform looks like now compared to a few years ago. It’s not just crypto anymore. Stocks, indices, commodities and forex are sitting alongside it. I think that says a lot about where trading platforms are heading. Crypto can still be the reason you open the app. It just doesn’t have to be the only thing you trade. #TOKEN2049

Wednesday’s Fed minutes could make the market move in a few different directions. I honestly have no idea if the first reaction will be BTC, gold, Nasdaq or the dollar, and I don’t really want to pick one ahead of time. I’ll probably have a few of them open on BingX and see which one actually gives a decent setup.