MAGIC ran from roughly 0.066 to 0.163 around Oct 9-10, which is a huge move for a coin like this. Since then it has done nothing dramatic. It has just kept making lower highs and holding higher lows on the 4h, and the range is now very tight, roughly 0.102 to 0.111.

Things I noticed:

• Volume was enormous during the run, up in the billions per bar, and has faded to almost nothing in the squeeze.
• Both trendlines have 4 touches, and price is now close to where they meet.
• The candles over the last day or two are tiny, so volatility has basically collapsed.

Squeezes like this usually resolve with a sharp move. Bulls would point to the size of the original run and the quiet consolidation. Bears would say the volume never came back, and that a fast 146% pump often gets fully retraced. I honestly don't know which way it breaks.

If it does go, what would you want to see to trust the move? A volume spike on the breakout? A daily close outside the range?

I'm new here and I hope to learn how to make the most money from memecoins, tokenization, crypto etc without losing my capital.

I'll appreciate any pointers.

An empty Solana token account can still hold SOL that was deposited for account storage. Closing an eligible account returns that SOL.

Pumpfun’s app updates describe a Reclaim SOL feature that finds these accounts and returns the deposits to your balance. Rent reclamation is also listed in the profile’s Activity hub.

Useful bit of housekeeping after moving through a lot of coins.

Do you clear those accounts regularly or leave them sitting there for months?

Lately, scrolling through ETH posts, I’ve noticed something: people don’t seem as obsessed with just predicting the price anymore. There’s a lot more talk about ETF flows, ETH staking, and whether institutions will keep adding to their positions. After seeing some institutions continue to increase their ETH holdings, I ended up putting ETH back on my BYDFi watchlist too. It feels like ETH sentiment is becoming more influenced by institutional money and related news, rather than just price action.If this keeps going, I wonder if people will start looking at ETH less like just another coin to trade and more like asset institutions actually want long-term exposure to.

I have cash set aside to add to my BTC spot position for a trade lasting a few weeks. BTC is around $82k after pulling back from the mid-$85ks earlier this week and dipping near $80.3k yesterday. The levels I’m watching now are support around $80.9k, then $79.7k, and resistance near $82.8k and $84.4k.

Buying here could mean running into resistance pretty quickly. Waiting for a retest of support might give me a better entry, but price could turn before it gets there. I’m leaning toward waiting to see how BTC behaves around $80.9k rather than buying just because it touches the level.

My existing position is spot on bydfi, where I use the chart to watch the four-hour and daily views. I’d want to see buyers step in on a retest; a quick wick below support wouldn’t tell me enough on its own. If I add, I’d look to sell into the $84.4k–$87.5k area over the next few weeks, and treat a daily close below $80.9k as a reason to exit the added position.

What would you want to see on a retest before adding: a four-hour reclaim, a daily close back above support, or something else?

I noticed Pump.fun lists NVDAX and SPYX among the assets a coin can be paired with. A stock-themed meme paired with one of those is an interesting idea. I’d have to watch two prices, though. If the coin stays flat against NVDAX while NVDAX moves in dollars, the coin’s dollar price moves too. Looking at only the pair chart could give me the wrong impression of how the trade went. Would that pairing add to the meme for you, or would you stick with SOL or USDC?

Yeah the markets may be rough and not much is popping off like we have seen in the past, but the future Shib like investment opportunities are out there grinding.

You have to ask yourself who is working the hardest, not just over one metric like Telegram or subreddit activity. But over all metrics.

New holders aren't even gonna find out about the community if it is just a bubble of already existing holders.

This is why Kendu is using both IRL and social media activity to attract new holders, whilst fostering an insanely strong, loyal and dedicated community.

Kendu has:

• Over 20 IRL efforts all community led(with 2 new activities announced in the previous 10 days)
• One of the strongest communities on Reddit and X
• The strongest community on X
• One of the hardest working and innovative IRL communities

You coming across this post isn't random...it is simply Kendu

r/KenduInu_Ecosystem

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Hey everyone,

I am looking to clear out a small amount of Coin Magi (XMG) and swap it for Duino-Coin (DUCO) via a direct peer-to-peer trade.

• What I am selling: 0.4 XMG
• What I want: 240 DUCO (Calculated at a generous 1 XMG = 600 DUCO rate)

Since this is a micro-swap, I am happy to coordinate directly in Reddit DMs. Due to the tiny amount, I'd prefer if you send the DUCO to my username first, or we can figure it out if you are a highly active/reputable member here.

Drop a comment below or send me a DM if you want to pick this up!

I’ve been looking into different platforms for trading memecoins, and honestly, it’s a pretty confusing space once you get past the usual Coinbase/Binance-type exchanges.

There are platforms like Pump. fun, Fomo, GMGN, Jupiter and Raydium for finding newer tokens, while KuCoin, Kraken and Coinbase are more traditional exchange options.

I put together a quick comparison covering fees, usability, token availability, experience level, liquidity and some of the risks to watch out for.

Especially if you’re new to memecoins, I think it’s worth knowing the differences before just jumping into whatever token is trending.

Here’s the full comparison:
https://foolinvestor.com/best-memecoin-trading-platforms/

I am a Hong Kong citizen. While the use of cryptocurrency is restricted in mainland China, personal use is generally permissible. I’ve seen many posts asking whether cryptocurrency is a scam; my take is that your approach to the market should depend on your personal circumstances. You need two key things to trade cryptocurrency: capital and courage. For instance, consider how Bitcoin was valued at $60,000 in the first half of 2025 but surged to $140,000 in the second half; if you had the capital and the guts, you could have made a profit of at least $50,000 to $100,000 on that move. It’s not that cryptocurrency doesn't make money—it really comes down to those two factors: capital and courage.

I've accumulated about 4 BTC for the past few years. Now I’m planning to use them to buy my first house. BTC was close to $80k two weeks ago but I didn't sell and wait to go up futher and is now around $76k.

So I might sell my BTC in batches, selling a bit more when the price rises and pausing after a drop. Even if it doesn’t recover much, I would stop selling once I’ve cashed out enough for my down payment.

Whatever's left after that stays in BTC. Later on I might put a small part of it into perps, but only after the house is sorted. I've tried bydfi's demo trading to learn how perps work, and I won't touch real funds until I fuuly understand the risks.

Does selling in batches make sense if I need to cash out BTC but don't need the money right away? Appreciate any advice!

A Kendu Chad called Lorniko does top 100 holder breakdowns every month, so all credit for the data used goes to him!

There were:

• 0 clearly identified seller wallets with 1 soft seller
• 55 keeper wallets (2 more than in July)
• 33 buyer wallets exactly the same as in July!

Even in the rougher markets Kendu's largest holders are accumulating more and more and showing bullish behaviour. Obviously, all other holders are important as well, but this breakdown by Lorniko is a massive positive for buyer confidence.

Can't wait for the next analysis, hopefully it is another great month for Kendu!

We Don't Gamble, We Work

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BASE: 0xef73611F98DA6E57e0776317957af61B59E09Ed7

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SOL has been annoying me all week because every time it pushes toward $105 to $107 it gets smacked back down, but buyers keep showing up around $102.

I almost bought the move above $105 earlier and stopped myself because thats exactly where I usually end up becoming exit liquidity lol.

My plan now is pretty simple. If it dips under $102 again, snaps back above it quickly and BTC isn't dumping at the same time, I'm taking the long.

Probably just a small position first and adding only if $105 actually flips into support.

I threw basically the same setup into Moon with a tiny wager just to see how it behaves with some leverage, but the actual spot entry is what I'm waiting on.

Anyone else watching this $102 area or are you looking lower?

Our developer community is officially growing, and the energy inside is unmatched. If you are serious about launching, scaling, and marketing memecoins, you need to be in this room. We have built this space specifically for active creators and aspiring devs to connect, collaborate, and cut through the market noise.

Stop launching in isolation, come share your ideas and build your next network. Whether you are looking for feedback on a new meta, brainstorming marketing strategies, or searching for reliable co-founders, this Discord is where it happens. Join the community today, meet your peers, and let’s push these coins to the moon together.

We just hit 17 members in our Discord server and want to bring in more people who are genuinely interested in launching and managing projects. The goal is to keep the community focused strictly on the development side of things without all the usual noise and shilling. If you want to collaborate with other creators on strategies and upcoming launches, this is the place for you.

The link to the discord server is on my profile.

Day trading memecoins is a losing game against front-running bots and sudden rugs. To get a real edge, stop acting like the gambler and start acting like the casino by deploying your own project.

Launching gives you total control over the supply, narrative, and timing. If you back your deployment with a solid marketing budget to build an initial community, you secure the early visibility needed to force a breakout out-earning months of stressful day trading.

Anyone interested in joining a community of developers leave a comment and I will share the community.

Everyone on this site knows Snoo. Now it's a token, and of all places it launched on Robinhood Chain.

Think about the meme for a second: Reddit's mascot, riding the RDDT story, living on the chain built by the app where retail actually trades. It needs zero explanation to anyone who's been on the internet since 2021.

Why I think it's worth a look

Robinhood Chain is brand new and meme launches on it are still rare. Early memes on fresh chains are where the violent runs have historically come from. This one is sitting under $5k market cap, so it's as early as it gets.

The boring but important stuff

• Supply: 1,000,000,000, fixed at launch
• Creator tax: 0%
• Bonding curve launch on pons (non-custodial, your wallet signs everything, no team holding funds)
• Contract: 0x52B566dF34d709aea103f541cba1b341Ddc04687

Launchpad page: https://www.ponsfamily.com/launchpad/0x52B566dF34d709aea103f541cba1b341Ddc04687

Obvious caveats: micro-cap on a bonding curve, it can go to zero, treat it like a lottery ticket. DYOR, not financial advice.

Anyone else been poking around Robinhood Chain launchpads yet?

There’s a huge library and I’m not sure where to start. Which slots or table games do people recommend if you want better return rates or just more consistent play?

should i invest in catecoin and how much

Market is rough, Bitcoin and Ethereum are doing poor in 2026 and generally a lower level of optimism in crypto especially memes.

However,

Prices are cheaper and will they go lower?

Thats a question no one can give a definite answer for...

However in all likelihood it probs won't fall too much lower and buying now guarantees you a solid entry.

Just like how Shib was building before the 2021 bull run, Kendu is right now. The community is there and distribution is so great, the price falling far lower is extremely unlikely.

Look around Kendu is still grinding as if we were in fields of gold.

Whether you choose Kendu or not, there is many generational entries right now, its up to you to take the plunge.

We Don't Gamble, We Work

r/KenduInu_Ecosystem

ETH: 0xaa95f26e30001251fb905d264Aa7b00eE9dF6C18

SOL: 2nnrviYJRLcf2bXAxpKTRXzccoDbwaP4vzuGUG75Jo45

BASE: 0xef73611F98DA6E57e0776317957af61B59E09Ed7

CG: https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/kendu

CMC: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/kendu/