Zcash is up 34% since we flagged it. Did you catch it? Zcash just broke out to a new high. If you weren't positioned, here's the uncomfortable part: our model flagged this setup weeks ago, and it's already up 34% since. In our altcoin model portfolio, available to Trading Signals subscribers, Zcash has returned +162%. This isn't a "what happens next" story. It's a "this already happened, and paid subscribers had it" story. On August 21st (signal.10xresearch.com/p/zca…), our quant models triggered a signal on ZEC-USD at $720.03, scoring it 7.2 out of 10, one of our higher-conviction reads. The model didn't just say "bullish." It quantified it. ----------------------------------------------------- ZEC-USD: New Medium-Term High — Triggered Aug 21, 2026 Historical median return after similar setups: +19.5% over 1 month (10 prior occasions, 80% hit ratio) Entry: 720.03 | Target: 860 (+19.5%) | Stop-loss: 667 (-7.3%) Recommended position size: 13.6% of a $100k portfolio That signal has already outperformed its own target, ZEC is up over 34% since it triggered. Subscribers who acted on it were in before the breakout, not chasing it after. And this isn't a one-off. When Bitcoin ripped to $69,000, our models gave subscribers a clear read while everyone else was second-guessing whether to fade it. Same process. Same edge. Here's the thing about signals: the value isn't in reading about the move after it happens. It's in having the call before it does. Free content tells you what happened. Trading Signals tells you what's setting up, with the entry, the target, the stop-loss, and the position size already worked out, the moment our models trigger it. You missed this one. The next signal is already loading. [Upgrade to Trading Signals →] signal.10xresearch.com/upgra… Subscribers also get full access to 10x Market Updates and the rest of our Trading Signals suite, including our weekly options report, weekly altcoin chart book, and the trading dashboard with our model portfolios. Past performance and back-tested returns do not guarantee future results. See Disclaimer in the report @Zcash

Bitcoin at $80,000: The Three Charts That Matter Most Trading comes down to following a disciplined process, making data-driven decisions, and acting on them with confidence. Sometimes that means going against the crowd. Sometimes it means getting ahead of it. Bitcoin is trading around the psychologically important $80,000 level, but is this because of thin weekend volume and a false breakdown? What factors should traders focus on? Traders shouldn't watch only price. Below, we explain what our market structure and factor analysis are signaling and which levels matter for our near-term and medium-term view. So far, Bitcoin has moved in line with the view we laid out over the past week or two. Three charts matter most right now, and studying them closely should give traders the confidence to stick with the process. Full report: update.10xresearch.com/p/bit…

One of the Few Bitcoin Decisions That Matter This Year Many Bitcoin investors swear by buy-and-hold, and it has paid off handsomely for anyone who bought a decade ago. But over the same period, another strategy has delivered better returns, and the gap has widened sharply over the last five years. It requires a slightly more active approach, but only three to four decisions a year. Today calls for one of them, and it aligns with broader crypto market sentiment. Below, we show how this strategy has outperformed buy-and-hold over the past ten years and why now is the time to act on its latest signal. Full report: whatmatters.10xresearch.com/… Bitcoin (LHS) vs. Coinbase BTC Premium (RHS) - risk or opportunity?

Altcoins Lose Their Footing as Money Rotates Back Into Bitcoin The altcoin rally that looked so convincing a few weeks ago is losing support. Across the 50+ coins we track, only two are trading above both its short-term and medium-term trend lines. Most of the sharp moves we saw this week were short squeezes, not new buying, and they faded within a day. That does not mean every altcoin is a sell. Some tokens have genuine fundamental support, while the rest of the market slips. In this week’s report, we show which signals in our rotation model have turned, how far market breadth has fallen, and what we now score the odds of an altcoin season. We also review the catalysts behind each coin and flag where we think the risk-reward has improved and where it hasn't. Full report: signal.10xresearch.com/p/alt…

What Really Moved Crypto Since June: Part 3 – Pump. fun, Ethena, Jupiter, Monero, Pyth and Stacks In the final part of this series, we look at six tokens that have all outperformed Bitcoin since late May, with gains ranging from 39% for Monero to 155% for Pump. fun, while Bitcoin rose about 10%. Part 1 showed what drove the large caps. Part 2 showed how coin-specific stories allowed tokens such as Uniswap and Zcash to break away from the market. This report shows the same pattern from a different angle. Pump. fun, Pyth and Ethena were rerated once a specific catalyst took place. As in the first two parts, we have lined up every weekly move with its main driver, and the charts are collected in a chart book that readers can print and keep as a reference. This third part also includes an eight point overview about the lessons from all three reports. As with Part 1 and Par 2, we have compiled the charts into a PDF chart book that readers can keep for reference or print. update.10xresearch.com/p/wha…

The Clearing House picked Quant to connect tokenized deposits, and QNT went up 5x in six weeks. One Liners: Crypto Market Drivers — 6 Charts That Matter Now Bitcoin edged up 0.7% on the week, but most of the crypto complex told a different story. Mining stocks fell between 8% and 26% as stress in AI credit markets, @CoreWeave bond yields near 15% and a 10-year Treasury yield at 5.33% hit every company that needs debt to build data centers. Platforms with lighter balance sheets held up much better, with Circle up 7.6% and @coinbase up 6.9%. @MicroStrategy failed @MSCI_Inc new screen for non-operating companies, but the index rules give it more time than the headlines suggest. In altcoins, breadth and correlation still support an altcoin season, yet momentum is fading and the gains are concentrated in a few sectors, led by PYTH, NEAR, OP and ARB. In today's report, we go through more than 50 stocks and tokens and explain what drove each move and what we are watching next. One-liners across all four coverage areas: Treasury Companies, Diversified Crypto, Bitcoin Mining, and Macro & Crypto FX. Full report: see the link in bio or on our website.

Bonds Fade the CPI Print: Why We’re Holding Bitcoin While the AI Trade Unwinds The US 10-year yield has climbed from 3.95% last October to a 5.31% high on October 5, well above its 50-day average. September CPI came in at 3.7% against 3.6% expected, and core CPI rose 0.3% on the month against 0.2% expected. Tech was the worst S&P 500 sector on the day as the AI trade kept unwinding. Bonds faded the hotter CPI print, posting an outside reversal day that suggests yields may have peaked. Bitcoin has held up, but the AI trade is still unwinding: the Korean buybacks have ended, Anthropic’s IPO odds have dropped, and China’s memory push is back in focus. Below, we explain what this means for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the miners, and the level that would make us exit. Full report: update.10xresearch.com/p/bon…

Bonds Fade the CPI Print: Why We’re Holding Bitcoin While the AI Trade Unwinds US headline CPI rose to 2.6% YoY, above the 2.5% consensus and up from the recent low of 2.4%. Oil prices tend to feed into CPI with a roughly two-month lag, so the next print should move higher again, likely into the 2.7–2.9% range. That should mark the intermediate peak unless oil resumes its rally. For now, crude appears to be settling between $90 and $100, which corresponds to roughly 2.8–2.9% headline inflation. This is a back-of-the-envelope estimate, but the trends direction matters more to us than the exact number.Producer prices react to oil more quickly than consumer prices. Oil bottomed in July, and the August PPI, released in September, jumped from 4.7% to 5.4%. Consensus expects today’s September release (October 15) to ease slightly to 5.3%. If oil remains the dominant driver, however, PPI could rise toward 6.0%, which would surprise markets again. Higher oil prices and a stronger US dollar have been the main macro risks to our modestly bullish view. Bonds faded the hotter CPI print, posting an outside reversal day that suggests yields may have peaked. Bitcoin has held up, but the AI trade is still unwinding: the Korean buybacks have ended, Anthropic’s IPO odds have dropped, and China’s memory push is back in focus. In today's report, we explain what this means for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the miners, and the level that would make us exit. This is a must-read report for everybody interested in stocks, bonds, inflation, or Bitcoin. We also explain how we would hedge our current Bitcoin position: update.10xresearch.com/p/bon…

Altcoin Season Is Stretched, and Two Coins Are Doing All the Work The index reads 61, up from 24 in late August and 21 points above its 10-week moving average. Only about 6% of weekly readings over the past three years have been higher. This is our weekly quant Market Structure report. We start top-down to judge whether we are in an altcoin season, then work through the sectors and pick out opportunities in individual coins. Altcoin season is still on. Our altcoin season index stands at 60.7%, well above the 30% line that marks the start of a season, and the median correlation of altcoins to Bitcoin has fallen to 0.50. However, the rally is getting stretched. The share of coins above their 50-day moving average has dropped from above 75% to 65.2%, and profit-taking is spreading. Only two sectors are still holding up over both the past month and the past week. In each of them, one coin has more than tripled in a month on news that is either unconfirmed or of doubtful value to the token. Below, we show which sectors are losing money and which coin we prefer of the two. We also explain why we would not add to altcoins at this point and which signal would change our view. We show which sectors are strongest and which are weakest, and where we would focus while altcoin season lasts. Full report with all the relevant charts + data and which sectors we would focus on: signal.10xresearch.com/p/alt…