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Hello friends at Binance Square! Last week (9/29-10/5), the cryptocurrency market welcomed "Uptober" with a strong start, showing impressive performance. Taking Bitcoin (BTC) as an example, according to CoinMarketCap data, the opening price was approximately $114,000, with a highest point of $125,700 and a lowest of about $112,000 (affected by short-term fluctuations), closing at $125,700, with a weekly increase of about 10.25%. The trading volume surged, totaling over $100 billion, with a market capitalization exceeding $2.5 trillion. Overall market sentiment shifted from neutral to greedy, with the fear and greed index rising from 50 at the beginning of last week to 71 (according to alternative.me data). Compared to the broader market, US stocks rose, but cryptocurrency gains outperformed, demonstrating strong independence.

Influencing factors include institutional capital inflow (such as a net inflow of $20 billion in ETFs), a weakening dollar, and macro events like expectations of a loosening Federal Reserve policy. On the project level, Ethereum network upgrades and XRP legal progress also boosted sentiment, avoiding the traditional selling pressure in September.

Looking ahead to this week (10/6-12), based on technical indicators, BTC RSI is about 69 (buy signal), with the 50-day moving average solidly trending upwards, predicting a slight price increase to around $130,000, based on continued institutional buying and seasonal optimism. However, geopolitical risks should be watched. Overall market dynamics are positive, with expected volatility trending upwards.

Special forecast: In the next two days (10/7-8), XRP and TRON may rise. XRP is expected to rise by 5-10% due to potential ETF approval and institutional demand, breaking upwards from the support of $2.8 to above $3; TRON, with strong ecological expansion and DeFi traffic, is expected to rise by 3-8%, maintaining an upward channel.

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Last week (September 11 to 17), the cryptocurrency market rose moderately influenced by the Fed's rate cut, with the total market capitalization increasing from approximately $4.10 trillion to $4.20 trillion, a rise of about 2.4%. Bitcoin (BTC) opened at approximately $115,000, reached a high of $118,000, a low of $114,000, and closed at $117,500, with a rise of about 2.2%. The average trading volume over 24 hours was about $50 billion, with a market capitalization of $2.33 trillion. Ethereum (ETH) opened at approximately $4,400, reached a high of $4,600, a low of $4,300, and closed at $4,550, with a rise of about 3.4%, and a trading volume of about $32 billion, with a market capitalization of about $550 billion. Compared to the overall market, ETH outperformed the broader market, driven by altseason, while BTC followed steadily but was slightly affected by supply pressure. Market sentiment shifted to greed, with the fear and greed index rising from 55 to 60. (Data from CoinMarketCap)

Factors influencing this include the Fed's rate cut of 0.25% on September 17, stimulating ETF capital inflows and institutional buying; the continuation of altseason with favorable regulations (such as DeFi progress) providing support, but inflation data and token unlocks causing volatility, and Ethereum upgrades adding vitality to the ecosystem.

Looking ahead to the next week (September 18 to 24), BTC could rise to $120,000-$124,000, based on an RSI of about 59 indicating a buy signal and a bullish MACD, expected to be driven by the Fed's subsequent effects and demand. ETH may reach $4,800-$5,100, based on a neutral to bullish RSI of 52 and rising moving averages, if altcoin momentum continues. This is an analysis, not investment advice, please DYOR.

In the next 2 days (September 18-20), the predicted rising currencies are BTC and SOL. BTC benefits from the residual effects of the Fed's rate cut and an upward trend, expected to rise from $118,000 to $120,000, with MACD support maintaining a solid upward trajectory; SOL benefits from altseason and DeFi expansion, with RSI turning bullish, potentially rising from $140 to $150, driven by a surge in trading volume.

After the Fed's rate cut, will altseason dominate? Leave your thoughts in the comments for discussion!

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The cryptocurrency market is overall warming up, with the total market value rising from about $4.00 trillion to $4.13 trillion, an increase of about 3.25%. Bitcoin (BTC) opened at about $112,078, peaked at $116,748, hit a low of $110,777, and closed at $115,400, with a rise of about 2.9%. The average trading volume over 24 hours was about $48 billion, with a market value reaching $2.29 trillion. Ethereum (ETH) opened at about $4,300, peaked at $4,671, hit a low of $4,200, and closed at $4,610, with a rise of about 7.2%, trading volume around $31 billion, and a market value of about $555 billion. Compared to the overall market, ETH performed outstandingly, driven by DeFi and altcoin trends, while BTC steadily led but slightly lagged behind the overall upward trend. Market sentiment has shifted to greed, with the fear and greed index rising from 52 to 57.

Factors affecting this include expectations of interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve and a surge in institutional ETF inflows, driving capital inflows; however, a slight adjustment on September 15 was influenced by supply pressure and fluctuations in macro data. Ethereum upgrades and favorable regulations (such as discussions on DeFi exemptions) provided support, easing seasonal selling pressure.

Looking ahead to the next week (September 16 to 22), BTC may rise to $118,000-$122,000, based on an RSI of about 55 indicating a neutral to bullish bias and a rising 50-day moving average, with expectations of continued policy momentum and demand. ETH may reach $4,800-$5,100, based on bullish MACD signals and a golden cross, if it breaks through the $4,700 resistance. This is analysis, not investment advice; please DYOR.

Forecast for the next 2 days (September 16-18) predicts rising currencies: BTC and SOL. BTC is expected to break through $116,000 due to institutional inflows and upward trends, showing steady momentum; SOL, benefiting from altseason and DeFi vitality, with RSI turning from neutral to bullish, may rise from $180 to $190, benefiting from ecosystem expansion.

Will the wave of rate cuts continue the bull market? Leave your thoughts in the comments, and let's discuss!

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The cryptocurrency market shows a moderate increase, with the total market capitalization rising from about $4.10 trillion to $4.25 trillion, an increase of about 3.7%. Bitcoin (BTC) opened at about $115,200, reached a high of $118,500, a low of $114,000, and closed at $117,800, with an increase of about 2.2%. The average trading volume over 24 hours is about $50 billion, with a market capitalization of $2.34 trillion. Ethereum (ETH) opened at about $4,350, reached a high of $4,650, a low of $4,300, and closed at $4,550, with an increase of about 4.6%, and a trading volume of about $32 billion, with a market capitalization of about $548 billion. Compared to the overall market, ETH outperformed the market, driven by the altcoin season, while BTC followed steadily but lagged slightly behind the DeFi trend. Market sentiment is optimistic, with the Fear and Greed Index rising from 52 to 55. (Data from CoinMarketCap)

Factors influencing this include the US CPI data consistently falling below expectations, reinforcing the expectation of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, stimulating ETF inflows; global macro events such as policy changes and favorable regulations (like discussions on DeFi exemptions) provide support, but the supply pressure in September and updates on altcoin projects bring localized volatility, while Ethereum's technical upgrades add vitality.

Looking ahead to the next week (September 15 to 21), BTC may rise to $120,000-$125,000, based on an RSI of about 60 indicating strong buying pressure and a rising 50-day moving average, with expectations of macro data and institutional demand driving this. ETH may reach $4,800-$5,100, based on MACD bullish crossover and resistance breakout, if the altseason continues. This is analysis, not investment advice, please DYOR.

Will the altseason accelerate ETH's upward momentum? Leave a comment to share your insights and analyze together!

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Last week (September 7 to 13), the cryptocurrency market continued its upward momentum, with the total market capitalization rising from approximately $3.95 trillion to $4.16 trillion, an increase of about 5.1%. Bitcoin (BTC) opened at approximately $110,221, reached a high of $116,769, a low of $110,024, and closed at $116,102, gaining about 5.3%, with an average trading volume of about $45 billion and a market cap of $2.31 trillion. Ethereum (ETH) opened at approximately $4,300, reached a high of $4,700, a low of $4,250, and closed at $4,327, gaining about 0.6%, with a trading volume of about $30 billion and a market cap of approximately $521 billion. Compared to the overall market, BTC performed exceptionally well, leading the market, while ETH, although with a smaller increase, benefited from the DeFi industry trend and outperformed some altcoins. Market sentiment is neutral, with the fear and greed index remaining around 52.

Influencing factors include expectations of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve and continuous inflows into ETFs, offsetting the traditional weaknesses of September; increased institutional buying and favorable regulations (such as discussions on DeFi exemptions) provide support, but supply pressure and fluctuations in macro data bring slight corrections, while Ethereum upgrades add long-term vitality.

Looking ahead to the next week (September 14 to 20), BTC may test $120,000-125,000, based on an RSI of about 58 indicating upward potential and a solid 50-day moving average, with expectations of ETF funds and policy momentum driving this. ETH could rise to $4,800-5,000, based on bullish MACD signals and resistance breakouts, if ETF inflows continue. This is an analysis, not investment advice; please do your own research (DYOR).

Will institutional inflows break the September curse? Share your thoughts and let's look forward together!

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Last week (September 6 to 12), the cryptocurrency market rose steadily, with the total market capitalization increasing from approximately $3.81 trillion to $4.06 trillion, an increase of about 6.7%. Bitcoin (BTC) opened at $110,650, reached a high of $116,769, a low of $110,024, and closed at $116,102, with an increase of 5.33%. The average trading volume over 24 hours was $4.5 billion, with a market cap of $2.31 trillion. Ethereum (ETH) opened at about $4,300, reached a high of about $4,700, a low of $4,250, and closed at $4,327, with an increase of about 0.6%, and a trading volume of about $30 billion, with a market cap of about $520 billion. Compared to the overall market, BTC outperformed the broader market, while ETH lagged slightly but was supported by the DeFi trend. Market sentiment shifted to greed, with the fear and greed index rising from 48 to 57. (Data from CoinMarketCap)

Factors influencing this include the US CPI data being lower than expected, reinforcing expectations for Fed rate cuts, driving ETF fund inflows; supply pressure and regulatory progress in September (such as discussions on DeFi exemptions) adding volatility, but blockchain upgrades and institutional adoption providing positive momentum.

Looking ahead to the next week (September 13 to 19), BTC may rise to $120,000-$125,000, based on the RSI reaching 63.6 indicating a buy signal and the 200-day moving average trending upward, with expectations that macroeconomic policy will boost demand. ETH may rebound to $4,800-$5,000, based on a neutral RSI (around 43) and the formation of a golden cross, if it breaks through the $4,700 resistance. This is analysis, not investment advice, please DYOR.

Will the effects of rate cuts continue to ferment? Leave your predictions in the comments, let's discuss together!

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The cryptocurrency market has risen slightly, breaking through key resistance. Bitcoin (BTC) opened at approximately $112,500, reached a high of $115,800, a low of $111,200, and closed at $114,500, with an increase of about 1.8%. The 24-hour trading volume was about $45 billion, and the market capitalization reached $2.28 trillion. Ethereum (ETH) opened at approximately $4,350, reached a high of $4,650, a low of $4,300, and closed at $4,520, with an increase of about 3.9%. The trading volume was around $35 billion, and the market capitalization was approximately $545 billion. Compared to the overall market (total market capitalization increased by 2.5%), BTC performed steadily, with ETH being even stronger, driven by DeFi trends. Market sentiment is neutral, with the fear and greed index around 50. (Data from CoinMarketCap)

Factors influencing the market include the U.S. PPI inflation data being lower than expected, strengthening expectations for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in September, stimulating capital inflow into ETFs; however, September's seasonal selling pressure and profit-taking by long-term holders brought volatility, while Ethereum upgrades and altcoin vitality provided support.

Looking ahead to the next week (from September 12 to 18), BTC may rise to $118,000-$122,000, based on a neutral RSI (around 52) and an upward moving 50-day average, with increased demand expected before the Fed's decision. ETH could reach $4,800-$5,000, based on bullish MACD signals and ETF inflows, if it breaks through the $4,700 resistance. This is an analysis, not investment advice, please DYOR.

How will the Fed's interest rate cut affect the market? Share your views and discuss together!

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Last week (September 4 to 10), the cryptocurrency market rose slightly. The price of Bitcoin (BTC) increased from about $111,712 to $114,197, a rise of about 2.2%, with a 24-hour trading volume of about $19 billion. Ethereum (ETH) rose slightly from about $4,307 to $4,309, with a change of about +0.05%, and a trading volume of about $30 billion. Market sentiment is neutral, with the fear and greed index maintained at around 54. (Data from YCharts, Investing.com, and CoinMarketCap)

Factors influencing this include U.S. PPI inflation data being below expectations, strengthening the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut expectations, driving capital inflow; however, the historically weak September and ETF outflow pressure still exist, while regulatory progress and technological upgrades (such as Ethereum updates) provide support to alleviate macro uncertainty.

Looking ahead to the next week (September 11 to 17), BTC may test $115,000-$120,000, based on market dynamics and potential demand boost from interest rate cuts, if it breaks the $112,000 resistance; ETH may rise to $4,400-$4,600, depending on mixed technical signals and a rebound in ETF demand, but caution is advised due to volatility. This is an analysis, not investment advice, please DYOR.

Will interest rate cut expectations ignite a bull market? Leave your predictions in the comments for discussion!

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Last week (September 2 to 8), the cryptocurrency market experienced slight fluctuations. Bitcoin (BTC) price rose from about $109,500 to $111,800, an increase of about 2.1%, with a 24-hour trading volume maintained at around $35 billion. Ethereum (ETH) rose slightly from $4,320 to $4,350, changing about +0.7%, with a trading volume of about $28 billion. Market sentiment is neutral to optimistic, with the Fear and Greed Index rising from 48 to 52. (Data from CoinMarketCap and related analysis)

Factors influencing this include historical weak patterns in September, but expectations of interest rate cuts from the Fed and the release of CPI data (September 11) provide support; signs of altcoin season are emerging, with projects such as the Ethereum Fusaka hard fork update and the launch of new tokens alleviating selling pressure, while macro policy shifts and favorable regulations add vitality.

Looking ahead to the next week (September 9 to 15), BTC may consolidate in the $112,000-$120,000 range, based on a neutral RSI (around 49) and a solid 50-day moving average, expecting demand to warm up before the Fed's interest rate decision, but watch for a volatility low of $108,000. ETH may test $4,500-$4,700, depending on improvements in MACD momentum and ETF inflows, if it breaks the $4,500 resistance. This is for analysis reference only, not investment advice, please DYOR.

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Cryptocurrency Market Weekly Report: Review and Outlook

Last week (from August 31 to September 6), the crypto market showed downward pressure. According to CoinMarketCap data, Bitcoin (BTC) price dropped from about $113,000 to $111,212, a decline of about 1.7%, with a 24-hour trading volume reaching $25.98 billion. Ethereum (ETH) fell from about $4,400 to $4,295, a change of about -2.4%, with a trading volume of $17.69 billion. Market sentiment shifted to fear, with the Fear and Greed Index at 44 (fear), down from last week's 48 (neutral).

Factors influencing this include ETF net outflows and market volatility, leading to short-term selling pressure; at the same time, weak U.S. employment data strengthened expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut, but regulatory concerns (such as a 12% drop in Trump-related assets) and geopolitical risks increased uncertainty. Altcoin updates and institutional discussion heat are rising, providing some support.

Looking ahead to the next week (from September 7 to September 13), BTC may rebound to $112,000-$115,000, based on a neutral RSI (around 43) and stabilization of the 200-day moving average, with expectations of macro improvement driving demand. ETH may rise to $4,400-$4,600, depending on technical indicators and potential ETF inflows, but caution is needed regarding volatility risk. This is an analysis, not investment advice, please DYOR.

Will fear continue or reverse? Come share your analysis and discuss together!

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Cryptocurrency Market Weekly Report: Review and Outlook

Last week (August 29 to September 4), the crypto market showed signs of stabilization. Bitcoin (BTC) price rose from around $108,292 to $111,528, a change of about +3%, with a 24-hour trading volume of $60.2 billion. Ethereum (ETH) price remained in the range of $4,300 to $4,400, a change of about +1.4%, with a trading volume of $45.2 billion. Market sentiment is neutral, with the fear and greed index at 48 (data from CoinMarketCap and alternative.me).

Influencing factors include expectations of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve and institutional demand, boosting BTC's rebound; however, the historically weak trend in September, ETF fund outflows, and macro uncertainties (such as geopolitical risks) bring short-term pressure. Additionally, signs of altcoin season and project updates (such as Ethereum ETF inflows) add vitality to the market.

Looking ahead to next week (September 5 to 11), BTC may rise to $113,000 to $115,000, based on a rebound from the $110,000 support level and correlation with Nasdaq. The RSI indicator shows potential buy signals. ETH could rise to $4,600 to $4,700, based on technical forecasts and improvements in MACD momentum, but seasonal fluctuations should be noted. This is for analytical reference, not investment advice, please DYOR.

Will September break the weak spell? Share your predictions and let's discuss together!

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Last week (August 28 to September 3), the cryptocurrency market experienced slight fluctuations. The price of Bitcoin (BTC) dropped from about $113,000 to $110,347, a decrease of about 2.5%, with a 24-hour trading volume of $57.7 billion. Ethereum (ETH) fell from $4,571 to $4,306, changing approximately -5.8%, with a trading volume of $34.6 billion. The overall market capitalization remained between $3.83 trillion and $3.87 trillion, with slight changes. Market sentiment is neutral, with the fear and greed index at 51 (neutral), slightly down from the previous day's 55 (greed). (Data from CoinMarketCap)

Influencing factors include whale selling pressure causing BTC to briefly dip to $108,000, and ETH seeing institutional fund inflows but hampered by macro uncertainties, such as Federal Reserve policy expectations and geopolitical risks. Positive events include Gemini exchange's IPO application, the Trump family's token listing, and the launch of new features by Coinbase, which boosted some sentiment.

Looking ahead to the next week (September 4 to 10), BTC could rise to $115,000-$120,000, based on technical predictions and market recovery dynamics, with an expected ROI of 9-11%, but attention is needed for the historical average of -3.77% in September. ETH may rebound to $4,600-$4,800, based on ETF demand and an average predicted increase of 8.46%. This is a reference analysis and not a guarantee, please DYOR.

Last week (August 25 to 31), the cryptocurrency market experienced volatility. Bitcoin (BTC) fell from a high of about $124,000, with a price change of about -10%, currently priced at $109,079.84, with a 24-hour trading volume reaching $6.17 billion and a market capitalization of $2.17 trillion. Ethereum (ETH) dropped approximately -11.86% from its all-time high of $4,953.73, with a current price of $4,366.03 and a trading volume of $3.39 billion. Overall market sentiment leans towards fear, with the fear and greed index dropping to 40-50, reflecting cautious investors. (Data from CoinMarketCap)

Influencing factors include macroeconomic uncertainties, such as interest rate policy discussions at the Jackson Hole meeting, geopolitical pressures, and security incidents in the crypto space—an August hacker attack caused a loss of $163 million, primarily targeting DeFi protocols. Additionally, whale selling pressure and ETF fund outflows have exacerbated the volatility.

Looking ahead to the next week (September 1 to 8), Bitcoin may oscillate in the $105,000-$115,000 range, based on the RSI indicator approaching the oversold zone at 38.62, suggesting a potential rebound, but the MACD shows bearish signals, necessitating caution against a drop to the $100,000 support level. Ethereum may maintain between $4,200-$4,500, with moving averages indicating a neutral dynamic, but if market sentiment improves, a slight increase is expected. Predictions are based on technical analysis and the historical trend of September's weakness, for reference only and not as investment advice.

What do you think about the cryptocurrency market in September? Share your predictions and discuss together! Remember to DYOR (Do Your Own Research) and manage risks.

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Hello everyone! Last week (August 23-29), the cryptocurrency market experienced a slight adjustment. According to CoinMarketCap data, the price of Bitcoin (BTC) dropped from around $115,000 to about $108,000, a decline of nearly 8%, while trading volume remained high, but the total market capitalization shrank by about 5%. Ethereum (ETH) also fell, dropping from $4,740 to $4,365, a decrease of about 8%. Market sentiment shifted to the 'fear' zone, reflecting a cautious attitude among investors.

Factors influencing this include macroeconomic events, such as the interest rate uncertainties triggered by the Jackson Hole meeting, along with whale activity and large transfers, leading to short-term volatility. On the other hand, Ethereum ETF inflows exceeded $1.2 billion, injecting positive momentum into the market.

Looking ahead to next week (August 31-September 6), BTC is expected to rebound slightly to the $110,000-$112,000 range, based on the RSI indicator showing oversold conditions (currently around 35), and the 200-day moving average providing support. ETH may stabilize above $4,400, and if it breaks through the $4,500 resistance level, momentum will strengthen. However, be aware of the historical pattern of 'Red September,' which may bring additional volatility.

What are your thoughts on the market for next week? Share your predictions and let's discuss! Remember to invest rationally, DYOR.

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Hello everyone! Last week (August 22 to 29), the cryptocurrency market experienced volatility. According to CoinGecko data, the price of Bitcoin (BTC) fell by about 7.6%, dropping from around $117,000 to the $108,000 range, with trading volume remaining around $49 billion, while overall market sentiment still leaned towards bullish, with community voting showing 82% optimism. Ethereum (ETH) performed well, breaking the 2021 record and reaching a new high of nearly $4,953. The total market capitalization once increased by 6% to $4.1 trillion, but later saw a slight pullback.

Factors influencing this include Fed Chairman Powell hinting at a rate cut in September during the Jackson Hole meeting, which briefly stimulated BTC and ETH, but the market corrected after digesting this information. Macroeconomic factors such as interest rate expectations and stock market linkage also boosted the altcoin season, with XRP rising by 3%.

Looking ahead to next week (September 1 to 7), based on technical indicators such as RSI (currently neutral to low) and moving averages (50-day MA support around $105,000), BTC may rebound slightly to the $112,000 - $115,000 range, driven by expectations of interest rate cuts leading to a recovery in risk assets, but caution is needed regarding economic data fluctuations. This is merely an analysis and not investment advice, please DYOR.

What are your thoughts on the crypto market next week? Share your predictions and let's discuss!

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Hello to all the friends at Binance Square! As a representative of the social Web3 platform, CYPRO COIN has shown resilience amidst the fluctuations in the crypto market last week. According to data from CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap, the price changed from $2.05 on August 22 to $1.98 on August 28, a variation of about -3.41%. The trading volume remained around an average of $20 million per day, and market sentiment is neutral (with an RSI index of about 53), reflecting a wait-and-see attitude among investors.

The influencing factors mainly include the overall market trend, such as the short-term adjustments of Bitcoin and the uncertainty in the macro economy (like interest rate expectations). Additionally, the CYPRO project recently added a USDC trading pair (launched on August 19), enhancing liquidity, but it has not yet brought about significant upward momentum.

Looking ahead to the next week, based on the neutral RSI and the support from moving averages, I predict that the CYPRO price may slightly rebound to around $2.01. This is a conservative estimate considering technical indicators; market dynamics like ETF inflows could have a positive impact, but please be aware of the volatility in the crypto market.

What do you think about the future of CYPRO? Are you holding or increasing your position? Feel free to leave comments and discuss, let's share our views together!

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