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🚨BREAKING: ELON THINKS THAT TESLA AND SPACEX MERGE IS A GOOD IDEA! This will result in huge pump, especially for SpaceX Over months after that, stock will be getting billions of new inflow from Tesla Here is how and why Elon will likely do this: Both companies have already formed special committees to explore a potential merger Musk himself confirmed that combining them could accelerate: + AI + Robotics + Chip manufacturing + Starlink development Tesla brings its massive investor base, manufacturing power and rapidly growing AI ambitions SpaceX brings satellite infrastructure, AI computing and global connectivity Together they could create a $3.5 TRILLION technology giant with access to even more institutional capital I think $SPCX is already approaching its final bottoming phase One last correction to shake out weak hands before accumulation and the next major expansion If merger talks progress, I expect $200+ first and eventually $300 That’s why I’m getting extremely bullish on SpaceX for 2027 #ByXIMPACT $TSLAXUSDT

TSLA is approaching a critical turning point

Tesla closed Friday at $399.81, avoiding a bearish sell signal. Now, two levels could determine its next major move. 📈 Above $406.13: A breakout could push TSLA toward $422, with $550 possible in a stronger rally into Q1 2027. 📉 Below $391.12: The stock could fall toward $344–$357. A break below $344.65 would expose Tesla to even deeper downside. For now, neither side has full control. Watch these levels closely before making a move. Will the bulls push TSLA higher, or are the bears preparing another sell-off? #ByXIMPACT $TSLAXUSDT

Tom Lee's BitMine bought $19.5 million worth of $ETH, bringing its total holdings to $13.81 Billion. Tom Lee is buying the dip 🚀 #ByXIMPACT $ETHUSDT

My main takeaway is that Bitcoin is trying to stabilise after last week's sell-off, but it hasn't reclaimed the levels needed to confirm a recovery. Bitcoin is trying to find its footing around $78K. After dropping towards $76.2K last week, BTC has bounced, but the recovery is still struggling to gain momentum. My main consideration on the chart: Resistance $78.6K–$78.9K is the first hurdle. A clean break above that opens the way towards $79.8K–$80.2K. Support $77.5K–$77.8K is the immediate level to defend. Lose it, and BTC could revisit $76.2K–$76.5K. Momentum is still weak. RSI hasn't reached deeply oversold territory, while MACD remains negative on higher timeframes. ETF flows have also been inconsistent, so institutional demand hasn't provided a strong enough signal for a sustained recovery. For now, I'm watching whether BTC can reclaim $79K or whether sellers push it back towards $76K. A bounce from support is encouraging. A reclaim of resistance would give us something stronger to work with. Which level do you think breaks first? #ByXIMPACT $BTCUSDT

Bitcoin and ETH both bounced today after the recent drop. Bitcoin is back above $78,000 but needs to break the Daily MA 50 near $82,000 for this move to continue. Next resistance is $85,000 and $87,500. Support is $75,800, then the Daily MA 200 at $73,200. ETH bounced off its Daily MA 200 and is holding above $2,300. Resistance is $2,550 and support is $2,168. Both charts are in the same spot. Rejected at the highs and still under pressure until Bitcoin reclaims that MA 50. Oil dropped below $100, which takes some pressure off risk assets. Major events this week: 1. ISM Manufacturing PMI – Monday 2. Midterm Election – Tuesday 3. US Jobs Report – Friday #ByXIMPACT $BTCUSDT $ETHUSDT

BITCOIN MONTHLY ANALYSIS After a strong 43% gain in Q3, Bitcoin cooled down in October, closing the month down 7.3%. But Bitcoin wasn't the only one falling. The Nasdaq 100 and Gold also dropped nearly 7%, while oil prices surged above $117. Key Levels to Watch: Support: -Weekly MA 50: $75,770 -Monthly MA 50: $64,580 Resistance: $87,500 My Take: I still see the bigger trend as positive, but don't expect Bitcoin to go up straight. A 20% drop is normal during a Bitcoin bull market. If BTC drops between $65K and $75K, I'll be watching for a chance to buy more and hold for the next 3 years. There's also a pattern worth watching. Bitcoin has often struggled around US midterm elections. But sometimes, the best time to buy is when the market looks scary and everyone is afraid to buy. #ByXIMPACT $BTCUSDT

Can BTC defend $78K, or are we heading lower before buyers return? Four days of green ETF flows. One day wiped them out. Bitcoin ETFs recorded $643M in outflows on Friday, reversing the $441M that came in from Monday to Thursday. IBIT: -$234M FBTC: -$201M ARKB: -$130M GBTC: -$53M BITB: -$26M Not a single fund finished green. The week ended with roughly $202M in net outflows. Bitcoin has also slipped to around $77.8K. ETH: ~$2,265 SOL: ~$95.50 XRP: ~$1.25 Fear & Greed is back at 34. What stands out to me isn't just the size of Friday's outflow. It's that the funds bringing money in earlier in the week all turned red together. The recovery attempt still lacks conviction. $80K failed to hold. Now, $78K is the level Bitcoin needs to defend. Holding it into Monday could give the market room to stabilise. Losing it would leave BTC exposed to another move lower, especially with overhead supply from higher levels. I'm not treating the weekend bounce as a recovery yet. Monday's ETF flows should give us a better idea of whether Friday was a sharp reset or the start of another stretch of outflows. #ByXIMPACT $BTCUSDT

BTC is almost at the $78,000 level. Binance has resumed withdrawals, and everything is getting back to normal. Now, I'm looking at the weekly close; if BTC manages to close above $78,600, buyers will regain some control. #ByXIMPACT $BTCUSDT

TSLA WARNING: CLOSE BELOW $393.61 TODAY TRIGGERS A SELL SIGNAL! Tesla is approaching one of its most consequential weekly closes, with two critical technical levels determining whether the recent rally develops into a major bullish breakout or reverses into another significant decline. TSLA closed Thursday at $403.30 but is trading around $394.13 pre-market amid a broader market selloff following disappointing Big Tech earnings from $AMZN last night and $GOOGL a day earlier. That puts Tesla dangerously close to the $393.61 level, which could trigger a major bearish signal if broken on today's weekly close. The two formations that matter most are $393.61 and $403.79. Where Tesla settles relative to these levels could establish its directional outlook for November, the remainder of the year, and potentially the first quarter of 2027. – The BEARISH scenario: a weekly close below $393.61 would confirm a failed breakout above a major channel formation. Under this scenario, we would anticipate an aggressive decline toward $343.94–$356.39 over the next 2–3 weeks, potentially reaching that support region by late November. Tesla could establish a temporary bottom there into December before attempting another upward rotation. But the longer-term bearish implications are considerably more serious. If Tesla breaks down and closes below $393.61, the broader bearish structure remains intact, keeping our $229.99–$271.39 downside objective realistic by the end of Q1 2027. – The BULLISH scenario: a weekly close above $403.79 would strengthen the case for sustained upside through the remainder of 2026 and into the first quarter of 2027. The first upside objective would be the $420–$421.15 region, potentially as soon as next week. This could offer a 3–5 day or 1–2 week bullish swing trade, although resistance around $421.15 could temporarily contain buying pressure and trigger a pullback. For longer-term position traders, however, a confirmed weekly close above $403.79 would open the door to substantially greater gains, with $554.74 becoming a realistic upside objective over the next six months or sooner. A settlement above $421.15 would further undermine the bearish case and strengthen the potential for continued appreciation. – The NEUTRAL scenario: if Tesla closes between $393.61 and $403.79, neither side has confirmed control. The best approach would be to wait for the market to reveal its direction rather than forcing a trade. The key distinction is that an intraday move is not enough. Today's weekly settlement is what matters. So, a close above $403.79 on Friday could set up for a rally toward $555. Below $393.61, a major sell signal could open the door to $344–$356 in the coming weeks and potentially $230–$271 by the end of Q1 2027. Today's close could determine Tesla's next major move for the reminder of 2026 and Q1 2027. Watch the full $TSLA analysis for October 30, 2026 in this short video 🔽 #ByXIMPACT $TSLAXUSDT $AMZNXUSDT

Mt. Gox, Bitfinex, Coincheck, FTX, Bybit, and now Binance Every major exchange disaster was supposed to be the end of Bitcoin Yet $BTC kept coming back and making new ATHs $BTCUSDT #ByXIMPACT

🚨 BIG CRYPTO MOVE: A trader with a reported 100% win rate just opened a $48.1M $BTC short and a $49.4M $ETH short. he is betting against the entire crypto market he definitely knows something. #ByXIMPACT $BTCUSDT $ETHUSDT

BTC MARKET UPDATE 🚨 Bitcoin is facing serious selling pressure as the price recently dropped to around $77,600, its lowest level in six weeks. Market uncertainty has increased following reports of a major security incident involving Binance, which triggered fear across the crypto market. The big question now is whether BTC can hold the $76K–$77K support zone or if sellers will push the price lower. Traders should watch price action closely before making any moves. Remember, market dips can create opportunities, but catching a falling knife can be costly. Trade carefully. Manage your risk. $BTCUSDT #ByXIMPACT

TSLA WARNING: CLOSE BELOW $393.61 TODAY TRIGGERS A SELL SIGNAL! Tesla is approaching one of its most consequential weekly closes, with two critical technical levels determining whether the recent rally develops into a major bullish breakout or reverses into another significant decline. #TSLA closed Thursdat at $403.30 but is trading around $394.13 pre-market amid a broader market selloff following disappointing Big Tech earnings from $AMZN last night and $GOOGL a day earlier. That puts Tesla dangerously close to the $393.61 level, which could trigger a major bearish signal if broken on today's weekly close. The two formations that matter most are $393.61 and $403.79. Where Tesla settles relative to these levels could establish its directional outlook for November, the remainder of the year, and potentially the first quarter of 2027. – The BEARISH scenario: a weekly close below $393.61 would confirm a failed breakout above a major channel formation. Under this scenario, we would anticipate an aggressive decline toward $343.94–$356.39 over the next 2–3 weeks, potentially reaching that support region by late November. Tesla could establish a temporary bottom there into December before attempting another upward rotation. But the longer-term bearish implications are considerably more serious. If Tesla breaks down and closes below $393.61, the broader bearish structure remains intact, keeping our $229.99–$271.39 downside objective realistic by the end of Q1 2027. – The BULLISH scenario: a weekly close above $403.79 would strengthen the case for sustained upside through the remainder of 2026 and into the first quarter of 2027. The first upside objective would be the $420–$421.15 region, potentially as soon as next week. This could offer a 3–5 day or 1–2 week bullish swing trade, although resistance around $421.15 could temporarily contain buying pressure and trigger a pullback. For longer-term position traders, however, a confirmed weekly close above $403.79 would open the door to substantially greater gains, with $554.74 becoming a realistic upside objective over the next six months or sooner. A settlement above $421.15 would further undermine the bearish case and strengthen the potential for continued appreciation. – The NEUTRAL scenario: if Tesla closes between $393.61 and $403.79, neither side has confirmed control. The best approach would be to wait for the market to reveal its direction rather than forcing a trade. The key distinction is that an intraday move is not enough. Today's weekly settlement is what matters. So, a close above $403.79 on Friday could set up for a rally toward $555. Below $393.61, a major sell signal could open the door to $344–$356 in the coming weeks and potentially $230–$271 by the end of Q1 2027. Today's close could determine Tesla's next major move for the reminder of 2026 and Q1 2027. $TSLAXUSDT #ByXIMPACT

Same night. Two platforms. Same underlying problem: something they trusted became a security risk. On October 29, Binance and Polymarket dealt with separate security breaches. But the way both incidents unfolded raises an important question about platform security. Binance's initial investigation points to a compromised laptop belonging to a DevOps engineer. The attacker reportedly used that access to reach an internal service and initiate unauthorised withdrawals. The estimated impact? Around $6.3 billion. Now, this is where I have questions. How does a compromised employee laptop lead to an incident of this magnitude? If one compromised device could expose that much value, what other security controls failed along the way? Binance says its investigation is ongoing, and I'm genuinely interested in what the final technical report will reveal. I find it difficult to believe that the initial explanation tells the whole story. POLYMARKET The issue here involved a compromised third-party provider. Malicious code from the provider's service was introduced into Polymarket's website and used to target logged-in users, resulting in unauthorised transactions. Reported losses were around $2.6 million. Different entry points, but both incidents raise concerns about the access we give to things we trust. An employee's device in one case. A third-party service in the other. We talk a lot about platform security, but how much attention goes into securing the people, devices and external services connected to these platforms? And with Binance, I'm particularly interested in one thing: Can a compromised laptop really explain a $6.3 billion incident, or are we still missing important pieces of the story? #MyByXTake $BTCUSDT $ETHUSDT

$BTC whales are still showing up. Large spot orders keep appearing despite the pullbacks. If sustained buying pressure returns, this market could turn fast. #MyByXTake

Bitcoin fell below $80K, even after three straight days of ETF inflows. So why isn't the buying lifting price? Wednesday brought another $137M into spot BTC ETFs. BlackRock's IBIT accounted for $136M, with almost nothing coming from other funds. That's $423M in inflows across three days, yet BTC couldn't hold $81.5K after the Fed decision. BTC: $79.8K–$80.3K ETH: ~$2,310 SOL: ~$100 XRP: ~$1.29 The pullback also triggered roughly $200M–$370M in liquidations, mostly from leveraged longs. The Fed held rates, but offered little reassurance about cuts ahead. The issue isn't that ETF buyers have disappeared. It's that their buying hasn't been enough to stop the selling. And with most of the inflows coming from IBIT, we're still waiting to see broader demand. $80K is the level to watch now. If BTC holds it and inflows continue, the recent low could still become a base for recovery. If it breaks down, the market may revisit lower support zones. Thursday's ETF numbers should help show whether buyers are still stepping in as price weakens. I'm watching $80K and whether other funds start joining IBIT. $BTCUSDT Are you waiting for it to reclaim $81.5K? #ByXIMPACT

🚨 THE FED JUST SENT A SERIOUS WARNING ABOUT INFLATION AND INTEREST RATES. Fed Chair Kevin Warsh has finished his press conference, and his comments suggest the Fed is far from done fighting inflation. Here are the biggest takeaways: - INFLATION: Warsh said inflation is still too high and the Fed will not accept anything above its 2% target. - MORE RATE HIKES: The Fed is ready to act again if needed but wants more economic data before deciding its next move. - ECONOMIC GROWTH: Q3 GDP likely grew more than 3%, while business investment is rising at a double-digit pace. - MARKET VOLATILITY: Warsh said he is not surprised by the recent volatility in financial markets. - OVERHEATING ECONOMY: Most Fed officials do not believe the economy is running too hot, despite strong growth. - FOMC CHANGES: The Fed plans to change its meeting schedule, with only six policy-setting meetings a year expected from 2028. - POLITICAL PRESSURE: Warsh refused to respond to Trump's criticism and said the upcoming midterm elections played no role in the rate decision. The biggest concern is that inflation remains too high even as the economy continues growing strongly. Warsh made it clear that the Fed is willing to act again but isn't ready to commit to another hike without more data. #MyByXTake

Bitcoin is back above $81K, but can it hold when the Fed decision lands today? Spot BTC ETFs recorded another $176M in inflows on Tuesday. BlackRock's IBIT accounted for $151.5M, while Fidelity added $24.5M. The other funds were flat. Monday brought another $110M, also entirely from BlackRock. That's two green days after last week's heavy outflows. It's encouraging, but most of the buying is still coming from one fund. BTC: $81K–$81.5K ETH: $2,350–$2,370 SOL: $102–$103 XRP: ~$1.33 BTC has also benefited from some short liquidations, while the $80K support area has held for now. The next test is $81K. Above that, $84K remains the resistance BTC has failed to clear twice. With the Fed decision today, the reaction matters. Holding above $81K while ETF inflows continue could help BTC build a recovery from last week's lows. Losing that level would put the strength of this bounce in question. I'm watching two things: whether BlackRock keeps buying and whether other funds start contributing to the inflows. Price is recovering. The question is whether demand can broaden. $BTCUSDT #ByXIMPACT

The last time Total Crypto Market Cap broke above the 1W MA50, it retested the level before starting a new cycle that added $3.3 trillion in market cap. Holding above MA50 could set the stage for another major bullish move. Things are getting interesting. $BTCUSDT #MyByXTake

Bitcoin is back below $80K, and Monday’s ETF inflows offer little evidence of a broader recovery. Spot Bitcoin ETFs brought in $110M on Monday, but the entire amount came from BlackRock’s IBIT. The other funds recorded no net movement. That is a very different picture from broad buying across multiple funds. Thursday saw $636M leave Bitcoin ETFs, followed by another $138M on Friday. Monday’s inflow is a start, but it does not reverse that selling pressure. BTC is trading around $79.5K–$79.8K after failing to hold $84K last week. ETH is near $2,310, SOL around $99–$100, and XRP around $1.30. Liquidations remain relatively quiet at roughly $110M over the past 24 hours, with longs taking slightly more of the hit. There has not been a major flush below $80K. That makes the $79.5K–$80K area important. It lines up with the mid-October trading range, and losing it could expose Bitcoin to another move lower. The timing matters too. The Fed decision is due Wednesday, so traders have another reason to be cautious. If BTC holds $79.5K, the recent low may continue to act as support while the market waits for stronger demand. If it breaks before the Fed decision, the price could slip below the range, with overhead supply still sitting above. One fund buying is encouraging. Broad participation would be a stronger signal. Which level matters more to you now: $79.5K support or an $80K reclaim? #ByXIMPACT