Weekly Crypto XPredict Roundup: Record Inflows Behind It, the Year’s Largest Expiry Ahead
Bitcoin traded near 86,589 USD on 23 September, after US spot ETFs absorbed a record 998.96 million USD in a single session on Monday. This round-up separates the window’s resolved days from the days still ahead, and reads fifteen XPredict crowd-implied probability thresholds against Friday’s quarterly options expiry.
XPredict Economy Roundup: Both Sides Are Contracting as WTI Enters Its Final September Week
WTI traded at 90.68 USD on 23 September after six consecutive lower sessions, with the XPredict September market closing on 1 October. This roundup reads the 23-row threshold snapshot of crowd-implied probabilities against the supply, demand and geopolitical record, and sets out the catalysts still live in the remaining sessions.
Ticker Briefing: MSTRUSDT — The Company That Turned Its Balance Sheet Into a Bitcoin Bet
Strategy, the company still known to most as MicroStrategy, turned a mid-sized software business into the largest corporate bitcoin holder on earth. This briefing explains how that balance sheet works, what moves MSTRUSDT, and why its premium to net asset value matters as much as bitcoin’s own price.
Ticker Briefing: PLTRUSDT — Palantir and the Price of Being Indispensable
Palantir is simultaneously a defense contractor, a commercial software vendor, and one of the market’s most actively traded AI names. This briefing unpacks the tension between its operational execution and the expectations already embedded in its valuation, and what that means for how PLTRUSDT trades on XT.
Risk Literacy: The Futures Concepts Most Traders Skip
A mechanics primer for Futures traders: leverage, initial and maintenance margin, Mark Price vs. Last Price, liquidation, Cross vs. Isolated Margin, funding fees, execution risk, and the Insurance Fund and ADL, plus a pre-trade risk-literacy checklist.
Reading Funding-Rate History: What Perpetual Futures Data Can and Cannot Tell You
A single funding-rate reading says little on its own. Learn how to locate funding-rate history on XT, read patterns like persistent, sharp, and flipping rates without over-interpreting them, and understand why funding works best alongside price action, open interest, and other market data rather than as a standalone signal.
Weekly Crypto XPredict Roundup: Zcash at a Crossroads — What the 2026 XPredict Price Thresholds Show
Zcash pulled ZEC into the top ten cryptocurrencies in September 2026, driven by a network-upgrade vote, a new Grayscale exchange-traded product, and a broader privacy-coin rally. This roundup examines the confirmed catalysts alongside XPredict’s crowd-implied probabilities across the market’s current price-threshold zones, without forecasting an outcome.
Weekly Sport XPredict Roundup: The Field Is Set. The Pitching Health Isn’t.
The 2026 World Series field is taking shape: four teams clinched, several races still open. See who’s leading, who’s hurt, and what XPredict’s crowd-implied probabilities currently show.
Eight Years, One Treasure Map: Join the XT Exchange 8th Anniversary Treasure Hunt
Every treasure hunt starts with a map. Ours took eight years to draw. Here is how to join the XT Exchange 8th Anniversary Treasure Hunt.
Copy Trading vs. Manual Trading: Which Fits You?
Copy Trading and Manual Trading are two different workflows, not “easy” vs. “professional” ways to trade. This guide compares decision-making, time commitment, control, and risk responsibility to help you judge which approach fits your experience and schedule.
Position PnL: How It’s Really Calculated
Learn how Position PnL is really calculated: the difference between realised and unrealised profit, how Spot and Futures PnL differ, and why entry price, mark price, fees, funding, and leverage all shape the final number before a position closes.
One Entry Point, Not One More Token | XT AMA Recap
Mongram’s XT Exchange AMA made the case for “one entry point”: one account replacing repeated sign-ups across chat, payments, and commerce. Co-founders explained why ARC’s token utility is meant to follow product usage, not lead it, and what comes next after listing on XT Exchange.