Been exploring @bitget Onchain, and one thing I like is the convenience You can trade Solana-based tokens directly from your Bitget account using USDT or USDC without setting up a separate wallet. It also supports market and limit orders, plus preset take-profit and stop-loss to help manage your trades. Compared to wallets like Phantom, the difference is pretty simple. With a self-custody wallet, you control your private keys. Bitget Onchain offers a more convenient platform-based experience, so you don't need to manage a separate wallet. Both have their own pros and trade-offs. There's also an opportunity to get involved Bitget Onchain Challenge Round 130 is live! Every 50 USDT in eligible daily SOL-chain trading volume unlocks one mystery box draw for a USDT voucher worth up to 100 USDT. The leaderboard also offers rewards of up to 1,000 USDT per participant. Important: Join the event before trading, because only eligible Onchain trades made after joining count. Join here: bitget.com/events/onchain-hu… Always DYOR and manage your risk. Onchain tokens can be highly volatile.

Tesla & Meta earnings are coming up on Oct 21 at 20:00 UTC. I checked both the 4H and daily charts on Bitget, and here’s what I’m watching before the reports. $Tesla (rTSLA) Trading around $366.6 Support: $359 and $349 Resistance: $370–383 Bullish plan: If price breaks above $370 and holds, I’ll watch for a move toward $383–388. Bearish plan: If price loses $359, a retest of $349 could be possible. Tesla has already reported 486,532 vehicle deliveries, so I’ll focus on profitability and margins in this earnings report. $Meta (rMETA) Trading around $700.6 Support: $694 Resistance: $712–720 Bullish plan: A confirmed break above $720 could open the way toward $742. Bearish plan: A breakdown below $694 could bring $680–663 into focus. For Meta, the big question is whether its massive AI spending can translate into sustainable growth. I’ll wait for confirmation rather than blindly predicting the earnings reaction. These are conditional setups based on the charts, not guaranteed targets, and earnings volatility can change everything. Another thing I find interesting about @bitget is that you can access stocks, crypto and CFDs in one account. Through eligible rTokens like rTSLA and rMETA, users can also explore using supported assets as futures margin or collateral for crypto loans, subject to Bitget’s terms and eligibility. This can offer ways to access trading opportunities without automatically selling existing holdings. Tesla: bitget.com/spot/RTSLAUSDT Meta: bitget.com/trade-spot/RMETAU… Which stock do you think will make the bigger move after earnings, TSLA or META?

This week looks interesting for US stock traders My watchlist is focused on October’s major market events, especially the US CPI/PPI data, major bank earnings on October 13, and semiconductor earnings from $ASML and $TSM on October 14–15. I’ll also keep an eye on $JPM, $GS, and $WFC as bank earnings could bring some volatility to the market. My plan is simple: watch how the data impacts market sentiment, identify key support and resistance levels, and wait for confirmation before entering any trade. I’d rather protect my capital than chase every market move. One reason I’m interested in trading US Stocks on @bitget is the flexibility. The platform offers 24/7 stock trading, Nasdaq-linked liquidity, and the ability to use eligible assets as margin or collateral. rToken stocks also offer dividend opportunities, subject to the applicable terms. The Bitget Alliance Program makes it even more interesting. The 4th wave of rewards has already been distributed, and more rewards are available through the program. More trading volume can mean more rewards, so I’ll focus on disciplined trading while keeping an eye on the opportunities this week brings. Trade smart, stay patient, and let confirmation lead the way. #BitgetAlliance