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Hello guys! šŸš€ My account just hit the first TP1 → 50 followers! šŸŽ‰ I really appreciate all the support šŸ™ I’m still learning every day, so my signals won’t always be perfect – but together we can grow stronger šŸ’Ŗ It’s not only about profits, but also about building knowledge and community. One more time – thank you for being here! Let’s keep growing! šŸŒ±šŸ”„ #bullornothing #GROW #crypto
Hello guys! šŸš€
My account just hit the first TP1 → 50 followers! šŸŽ‰

I really appreciate all the support šŸ™ I’m still learning every day, so my signals won’t always be perfect – but together we can grow stronger šŸ’Ŗ

It’s not only about profits, but also about building knowledge and community.

One more time – thank you for being here! Let’s keep growing! šŸŒ±šŸ”„

#bullornothing #GROW #crypto
šŸ’” Does Solana really have a shot at $300? The debate around SOL is heating up as price levels get bigger. Some see it as the ā€œnext big thingā€ after BTC and ETH, others as a project that could easily lose to competition šŸ”Ž Arguments in favor ETFs & institutional entry (Franklin Templeton already filed for a SOL-related ETF) Technical setups pointing to a potential breakout above $250 An ecosystem that’s starting to actually live – NFT, DeFi, apps Market cycle – in bull runs, altcoins tend to outperform āš ļø Arguments against Regulations – ETF approval is still uncertain Strong competition (ETH, L2, new chains) Valuation – the higher it goes, the harder it gets to sustain growth Macro & global risks In my view, $300 is not science fiction. A strong bull run (possibly this quarter) could push SOL toward a new ATH šŸ‘‰ What do you think? Will the next bull cycle drive 1 SOL to $300? #sol #crypto #altcoins #MarketUptober #solana
šŸ’” Does Solana really have a shot at $300?

The debate around SOL is heating up as price levels get bigger. Some see it as the ā€œnext big thingā€ after BTC and ETH, others as a project that could easily lose to competition

šŸ”Ž Arguments in favor

ETFs & institutional entry (Franklin Templeton already filed for a SOL-related ETF)

Technical setups pointing to a potential breakout above $250

An ecosystem that’s starting to actually live – NFT, DeFi, apps

Market cycle – in bull runs, altcoins tend to outperform

āš ļø Arguments against

Regulations – ETF approval is still uncertain

Strong competition (ETH, L2, new chains)

Valuation – the higher it goes, the harder it gets to sustain growth

Macro & global risks

In my view, $300 is not science fiction. A strong bull run (possibly this quarter) could push SOL toward a new ATH

šŸ‘‰ What do you think? Will the next bull cycle drive 1 SOL to $300?

#sol #crypto #altcoins #MarketUptober #solana
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Bullish
šŸ”„ October kicks off strong for Bitcoin Chart of BTC/USD shows big buying pressure as price makes another attempt to break 118,950 resistance (Fib 0.786). šŸ”Ž Key technicals: Price: 117,255 USD (+2.8%) Bounce from 111–112k zone (Fib 0.5 + trendline support) Broke above 114,550 (Fib 0.618) → bullish momentum SMA50 reclaimed (~113.6k) → selling pressure fading RSI at ~60 → still room before overbought šŸ“Š Fibonacci levels (98,281 → 124,607): 0.5 → 111,444 (held strongly) 0.618 → 114,550 (now support) 0.786 → 118,973 (next test) 1.0 → 124,607 (bulls’ main target) 🚦 Outlook: Short-term trend = bullish (bounce + SMA50 reclaim) Mid-term = neutral-to-bullish (as long as 111k & 104k hold) Targets: 118,973 → 124,607 Must-hold supports: 114,550 → 111,444 → 104,934 (SMA200) šŸ‘‰ Classic 0.5 Fib bounce setup: bulls are back in control. If 118,950 breaks, eyes move to 124,600 — only above that we unlock new upside momentum. #BTC #bitcoin #crypto #priceaction #MarketUptober
šŸ”„ October kicks off strong for Bitcoin

Chart of BTC/USD shows big buying pressure as price makes another attempt to break 118,950 resistance (Fib 0.786).

šŸ”Ž Key technicals:

Price: 117,255 USD (+2.8%)

Bounce from 111–112k zone (Fib 0.5 + trendline support)

Broke above 114,550 (Fib 0.618) → bullish momentum

SMA50 reclaimed (~113.6k) → selling pressure fading

RSI at ~60 → still room before overbought

šŸ“Š Fibonacci levels (98,281 → 124,607):

0.5 → 111,444 (held strongly)

0.618 → 114,550 (now support)

0.786 → 118,973 (next test)

1.0 → 124,607 (bulls’ main target)

🚦 Outlook:

Short-term trend = bullish (bounce + SMA50 reclaim)

Mid-term = neutral-to-bullish (as long as 111k & 104k hold)

Targets: 118,973 → 124,607

Must-hold supports: 114,550 → 111,444 → 104,934 (SMA200)

šŸ‘‰ Classic 0.5 Fib bounce setup: bulls are back in control.

If 118,950 breaks, eyes move to 124,600 — only above that we unlock new upside momentum.

#BTC #bitcoin #crypto #priceaction #MarketUptober
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Bullish
šŸ“Š Data from ISM Manufacturing — Rate Cuts or Nothing? Today’s ISM data gave us a mixed picture of the US economy: āœ… Headline: ISM Manufacturing PMI rose to 49.1 (Sept), slightly above forecast (49.0) and August’s 48.7. Still below 50 → 7th consecutive month of contraction, but showing the ā€œleast badā€ reading of this downturn. šŸ”¹ What’s driving it? Production: 51.0 vs. 47.8 → back in expansion zone New Orders: 48.9 vs. 51.4 → slipping back into contraction Employment: 45.3 vs. 43.8 → still falling, but less sharply Prices: 61.9 vs. 63.7 → easing a bit, but still high (cost pressures remain) šŸ”Ž Interpretation: Manufacturing is stabilizing but demand signals (new orders, backlogs) are weak. Companies report tariffs, high costs, and uncertainty holding back investments. Inflationary pressures persist — prices remain far above neutral despite some cooling. šŸ’” Takeaway: Markets may price in the idea that Friday’s NFP could disappoint (under forecast), reinforcing Fed’s case for gradual cuts. ISM confirms a fragile recovery: enough weakness to keep cuts on the table, but not enough collapse for emergency easing. šŸ‘‰ All eyes now on NFP for the stronger signal. #MarketUptober #NFP #ISM $BTC $ETH $SOL
šŸ“Š Data from ISM Manufacturing — Rate Cuts or Nothing?

Today’s ISM data gave us a mixed picture of the US economy:

āœ… Headline: ISM Manufacturing PMI rose to 49.1 (Sept), slightly above forecast (49.0) and August’s 48.7.

Still below 50 → 7th consecutive month of contraction, but showing the ā€œleast badā€ reading of this downturn.

šŸ”¹ What’s driving it?

Production: 51.0 vs. 47.8 → back in expansion zone

New Orders: 48.9 vs. 51.4 → slipping back into contraction

Employment: 45.3 vs. 43.8 → still falling, but less sharply

Prices: 61.9 vs. 63.7 → easing a bit, but still high (cost pressures remain)

šŸ”Ž Interpretation:

Manufacturing is stabilizing but demand signals (new orders, backlogs) are weak.

Companies report tariffs, high costs, and uncertainty holding back investments.

Inflationary pressures persist — prices remain far above neutral despite some cooling.

šŸ’” Takeaway:

Markets may price in the idea that Friday’s NFP could disappoint (under forecast), reinforcing Fed’s case for gradual cuts.

ISM confirms a fragile recovery: enough weakness to keep cuts on the table, but not enough collapse for emergency easing.

šŸ‘‰ All eyes now on NFP for the stronger signal.

#MarketUptober #NFP #ISM $BTC $ETH $SOL
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Bullish
The US Dollar Index (DXY) is showing clear rejection at resistance and holding strong support levels. Despite September being full of corrections, the setup for October looks promising — momentum is building, and the chart suggests potential strength ahead. A weaker dollar could open the door for assets like #GOLD and #BTC to shine. October might surprise on the upside. šŸš€ #DXY #usd #crypto
The US Dollar Index (DXY) is showing clear rejection at resistance and holding strong support levels.

Despite September being full of corrections, the setup for October looks promising — momentum is building, and the chart suggests potential strength ahead.

A weaker dollar could open the door for assets like #GOLD and #BTC to shine. October might surprise on the upside. šŸš€

#DXY #usd #crypto
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Bullish
Gold doesn’t wait for new highs — slowly it’s time for $4K! Everything is showing great opportunities for a move to $4K this month. September is closing today, and despite being one of the worst months due to correction and pullbacks, we are still holding strong. Do you see any reasons that could change your point of view? #GOLD #GoldHitsRecordHigh #XAUUSD #MarketRebound
Gold doesn’t wait for new highs — slowly it’s time for $4K!

Everything is showing great opportunities for a move to $4K this month. September is closing today, and despite being one of the worst months due to correction and pullbacks, we are still holding strong.

Do you see any reasons that could change your point of view?

#GOLD #GoldHitsRecordHigh #XAUUSD #MarketRebound
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Bullish
šŸ“† October’s Door is Opening — Here’s What to Watch Until Oct 3 šŸ”‘ Key Events Coming Up October 3 (Fri): US Nonfarm Payrolls — consensus ~ +50,000 (after +22,000 in August) All week: Fed speeches & appearances — tone matters more than cut itself All week: Macro releases — retail sales, durable goods, consumer / business sentiment šŸ‘€ What to Keep an Eye On Labor market data (NFP, JOLTS): If soft → more room for Fed cuts. If strong → tightening risk. Fed rhetoric: Watch for caution vs hawkish pivots in their speeches. Rotation signals: ā€ƒā€¢ BTC dominance (BTC.D) trend ā€ƒā€¢ ETH volume surges as BTC stalls Inflation & consumption data: If spending holds = economic resilience; if falling = downside risk. šŸ”® We’re in a moment of fragility — data, not narratives, will set the direction. For now, things look solid: BTC at $114,500 and Gold at $3,850 hitting fresh ATHs almost daily. But upcoming data can quickly change market behavior. #Macro #Crypto #OctoberOutlook #Fed #NFP
šŸ“† October’s Door is Opening — Here’s What to Watch Until Oct 3

šŸ”‘ Key Events Coming Up

October 3 (Fri): US Nonfarm Payrolls — consensus ~ +50,000 (after +22,000 in August)

All week: Fed speeches & appearances — tone matters more than cut itself

All week: Macro releases — retail sales, durable goods, consumer / business sentiment

šŸ‘€ What to Keep an Eye On

Labor market data (NFP, JOLTS): If soft → more room for Fed cuts. If strong → tightening risk.

Fed rhetoric: Watch for caution vs hawkish pivots in their speeches.

Rotation signals:

ā€ƒā€¢ BTC dominance (BTC.D) trend

ā€ƒā€¢ ETH volume surges as BTC stalls

Inflation & consumption data: If spending holds = economic resilience; if falling = downside risk.

šŸ”® We’re in a moment of fragility — data, not narratives, will set the direction.

For now, things look solid: BTC at $114,500 and Gold at $3,850 hitting fresh ATHs almost daily. But upcoming data can quickly change market behavior.

#Macro #Crypto #OctoberOutlook #Fed #NFP
šŸ”„ Just learned something game-changing about how crypto markets actually move: #ļøāƒ£ Capital Rotation: BTC → ETH → Altcoins One of the key dynamics in crypto is that liquidity doesn’t flow everywhere at once — it rotates in waves. Here’s the cycle: šŸ„‡ Phase 1: Bitcoin (BTC) The first stop for fresh capital Investors seek the safest, most liquid asset Macro narratives (Fed policy, rates, inflation) → moves start here BTC dominance usually rises 🄈 Phase 2: Ethereum (ETH) Once BTC stabilizes, money rotates to ETH Ethereum = infrastructure play (DeFi, NFTs, stablecoins) BTC.D starts dropping as ETH gains market share šŸ„‰ Phase 3: Altcoins Profits from BTC & ETH rotate into larger alts (SOL, ADA, XRP) Then into smaller caps & memecoins Fueled by FOMO and search for the next ā€œ10xā€ šŸ” What drives rotation? Market confidence after BTC’s big move Strong narratives (AI, DeFi, L2, memecoins) BTC Dominance (BTC.D) — the key metric: Rising BTC.D → money parked in BTC Falling BTC.D → capital flowing into ETH & alts šŸ“Š How to spot it early? Track BTC.D on TradingView Watch ETH volume when BTC stalls at highs Sentiment shift → when media starts shouting ā€œaltseason,ā€ it’s often just the beginning āœ… Takeaway The natural flow is: BTC → ETH → Alts → Microcaps/Memecoins If you understand this rotation, you don’t just chase the trend — you can actually front-run the market šŸš€ #altcoins #ETH #BTC $BTC $ETH $XRP #altcoinseason #NFPWatch
šŸ”„ Just learned something game-changing about how crypto markets actually move:

#ļøāƒ£ Capital Rotation: BTC → ETH → Altcoins

One of the key dynamics in crypto is that liquidity doesn’t flow everywhere at once — it rotates in waves. Here’s the cycle:

šŸ„‡ Phase 1: Bitcoin (BTC)

The first stop for fresh capital

Investors seek the safest, most liquid asset

Macro narratives (Fed policy, rates, inflation) → moves start here

BTC dominance usually rises

🄈 Phase 2: Ethereum (ETH)

Once BTC stabilizes, money rotates to ETH

Ethereum = infrastructure play (DeFi, NFTs, stablecoins)

BTC.D starts dropping as ETH gains market share

šŸ„‰ Phase 3: Altcoins

Profits from BTC & ETH rotate into larger alts (SOL, ADA, XRP)

Then into smaller caps & memecoins

Fueled by FOMO and search for the next ā€œ10xā€

šŸ” What drives rotation?

Market confidence after BTC’s big move

Strong narratives (AI, DeFi, L2, memecoins)

BTC Dominance (BTC.D) — the key metric:

Rising BTC.D → money parked in BTC

Falling BTC.D → capital flowing into ETH & alts

šŸ“Š How to spot it early?

Track BTC.D on TradingView

Watch ETH volume when BTC stalls at highs

Sentiment shift → when media starts shouting ā€œaltseason,ā€ it’s often just the beginning

āœ… Takeaway

The natural flow is:

BTC → ETH → Alts → Microcaps/Memecoins

If you understand this rotation, you don’t just chase the trend — you can actually front-run the market šŸš€
#altcoins #ETH #BTC $BTC $ETH $XRP #altcoinseason #NFPWatch
šŸ“… Macro Preview: Sept 29 – Oct 3 šŸ”‘ Key Events to Watch Sep 30 (Tue) – JOLTS Job Openings (US): Markets expect stabilization in vacancies. A drop would confirm further labor market weakness. Oct 3 (Fri) – Nonfarm Payrolls (US): Forecast: +50k jobs (after +22k in August). A key test of whether the US job market is sliding into weakness or holding steady. Fed Speeches (all week): Tone of Fed officials will show if the central bank leans toward more cuts or stays cautious. Other Data (all week): Consumer sentiment, factory orders, retail sales, new home sales → fresh signals on US consumption and production. šŸ‘‰ This week will be critical for markets. Weak labor data = more cuts ahead. Resilient economy = Fed may slow down easing. #Fed #Macro #crypto #markets
šŸ“… Macro Preview: Sept 29 – Oct 3

šŸ”‘ Key Events to Watch

Sep 30 (Tue) – JOLTS Job Openings (US):
Markets expect stabilization in vacancies. A drop would confirm further labor market weakness.

Oct 3 (Fri) – Nonfarm Payrolls (US):
Forecast: +50k jobs (after +22k in August). A key test of whether the US job market is sliding into weakness or holding steady.

Fed Speeches (all week):
Tone of Fed officials will show if the central bank leans toward more cuts or stays cautious.

Other Data (all week):
Consumer sentiment, factory orders, retail sales, new home sales → fresh signals on US consumption and production.

šŸ‘‰ This week will be critical for markets.

Weak labor data = more cuts ahead.

Resilient economy = Fed may slow down easing.

#Fed #Macro #crypto #markets
BTC Daily Chart: Double Bottom or Fakeout Before a Breakdown? šŸ“ Current price: ~$109,200 Key levels: ā—¼ Support: $108k (2nd test → possible double bottom) ā—¼ SMA200: ~$104k – strong long-term support ā—¼ Fibonacci (98,261 → 124,607): ā€ƒā€¢ 0.382 → $108,837 (current test) ā€ƒā€¢ 0.5 → $111,444 ā€ƒā€¢ 0.618 → $114,550 ā€ƒā€¢ 0.786 → $118,973 ā—¼ RSI (14): ~37 – near oversold, could fuel a bounce ā—¼ Trendline from April: broken yesterday → bearish signal šŸ”‘ Scenarios: 1ļøāƒ£ Bullish (bounce): If daily close holds above $108k, BTC could retest: $111.4k (0.5 fibo) $114.5k (0.618 fibo + SMA50) $118.9k (0.786 fibo – heavy resistance) 2ļøāƒ£ Bearish (breakdown): If $108k fails on volume, next supports: $104k (SMA200 + fibo 0.236) $98.2k (previous swing low) āš ļø Macro watch: FED’s hawkish stance keeps pressure on risk assets → could be the trigger breaking $108k. šŸ•Æļø Today’s daily close will define the tone for next week. #BTC #crypto #markets #Fed $BTC
BTC Daily Chart: Double Bottom or Fakeout Before a Breakdown?

šŸ“ Current price: ~$109,200

Key levels:

ā—¼ Support: $108k (2nd test → possible double bottom)

ā—¼ SMA200: ~$104k – strong long-term support

ā—¼ Fibonacci (98,261 → 124,607):

ā€ƒā€¢ 0.382 → $108,837 (current test)
ā€ƒā€¢ 0.5 → $111,444
ā€ƒā€¢ 0.618 → $114,550
ā€ƒā€¢ 0.786 → $118,973

ā—¼ RSI (14): ~37 – near oversold, could fuel a bounce

ā—¼ Trendline from April: broken yesterday → bearish signal

šŸ”‘ Scenarios:

1ļøāƒ£ Bullish (bounce):

If daily close holds above $108k, BTC could retest:

$111.4k (0.5 fibo)

$114.5k (0.618 fibo + SMA50)

$118.9k (0.786 fibo – heavy resistance)

2ļøāƒ£ Bearish (breakdown):

If $108k fails on volume, next supports:

$104k (SMA200 + fibo 0.236)

$98.2k (previous swing low)

āš ļø Macro watch:

FED’s hawkish stance keeps pressure on risk assets → could be the trigger breaking $108k.

šŸ•Æļø Today’s daily close will define the tone for next week.

#BTC #crypto #markets #Fed $BTC
šŸ“° Weekly Macro Recap 22 - 26 September šŸ”‘ Key Events ā–ŖĀ  Ā Michelle Bowman (Fed) called for stronger cuts – urging the FOMC to act more aggressively to counter labor market weakness. (Reuters) ā–ŖĀ  Ā PCE & Core PCE Inflation remain above 2% – PCE ~2.7% YoY, Core PCE ~2.9% YoY, limiting Fed’s room for large cuts. (Politico) ā–ŖĀ  Ā Markets rebound – S&P 500, Nasdaq and other US indexes gained after inflation came in line with expectations. (AP News) ā–ŖĀ  Ā Hawkish dissent inside the Fed – Stephen Miran pushed for a 50bp cut instead of 25bp, showing clear divisions. (WSJ, Barron’s) ā–ŖĀ  Ā Mixed Fed signals – Musalem & Bostic warn against too many cuts, stressing inflation risks. (Reuters) ā–ŖĀ  Ā Macro data – Consumption (retail sales) still resilient, GDP growth solid but with signs of slowing. (IBKR, CSP) šŸ“‰ What it means for markets ā–ŖĀ  Ā Fed delivered a 25bp cut as expected, but future cuts will depend on data – not automatic. ā–ŖĀ  Ā Markets price in more cuts than the Fed’s dot plot suggests → risk of disappointment (ā€œsell the newsā€). ā–ŖĀ  Ā Sticky core inflation >2% remains a barrier for aggressive easing. ā–ŖĀ  Ā Miran’s hawkish dissent adds uncertainty & volatility to Fed expectations. ā–ŖĀ  Ā Risk assets (stocks, crypto) rallied, but remain vulnerable to negative surprises. šŸ‘‰ Bottom line The Fed is easing, but not as fast as markets want. Crypto & equities may benefit in the short term, but September volatility isn’t over yet. #Fed #bitcoin #Macro #PCE #crypto
šŸ“° Weekly Macro Recap 22 - 26 September

šŸ”‘ Key Events

ā–ŖĀ  Ā Michelle Bowman (Fed) called for stronger cuts – urging the FOMC to act more aggressively to counter labor market weakness. (Reuters)

ā–ŖĀ  Ā PCE & Core PCE Inflation remain above 2% – PCE ~2.7% YoY, Core PCE ~2.9% YoY, limiting Fed’s room for large cuts. (Politico)

ā–ŖĀ  Ā Markets rebound – S&P 500, Nasdaq and other US indexes gained after inflation came in line with expectations. (AP News)

ā–ŖĀ  Ā Hawkish dissent inside the Fed – Stephen Miran pushed for a 50bp cut instead of 25bp, showing clear divisions. (WSJ, Barron’s)

ā–ŖĀ  Ā Mixed Fed signals – Musalem & Bostic warn against too many cuts, stressing inflation risks. (Reuters)

ā–ŖĀ  Ā Macro data – Consumption (retail sales) still resilient, GDP growth solid but with signs of slowing. (IBKR, CSP)

šŸ“‰ What it means for markets

ā–ŖĀ  Ā Fed delivered a 25bp cut as expected, but future cuts will depend on data – not automatic.

ā–ŖĀ  Ā Markets price in more cuts than the Fed’s dot plot suggests → risk of disappointment (ā€œsell the newsā€).

ā–ŖĀ  Ā Sticky core inflation >2% remains a barrier for aggressive easing.

ā–ŖĀ  Ā Miran’s hawkish dissent adds uncertainty & volatility to Fed expectations.

ā–ŖĀ  Ā Risk assets (stocks, crypto) rallied, but remain vulnerable to negative surprises.

šŸ‘‰ Bottom line

The Fed is easing, but not as fast as markets want.

Crypto & equities may benefit in the short term, but September volatility isn’t over yet.

#Fed #bitcoin #Macro #PCE #crypto
Fed showing us there’s no more rate cuts needed? Today’s data came stronger than expected: šŸ“Š Existing Home Sales, Durable Goods Orders MoM, and GDP Growth Rate QoQ Final all beat forecasts. This trend signals a stronger US economy → not the best setup for crypto in the short term. Tomorrow we’re waiting for: šŸ”Ž Personal Income MoM šŸ”Ž Core PCE Price Index MoM šŸ”Ž Personal Spending MoM The end of September is near — do we stay in #RedSeptember mode, or will something change like it did mid-month? #Fed #PCE #Macro #crypto
Fed showing us there’s no more rate cuts needed?

Today’s data came stronger than expected:

šŸ“Š Existing Home Sales, Durable Goods Orders MoM, and GDP Growth Rate QoQ Final all beat forecasts.

This trend signals a stronger US economy → not the best setup for crypto in the short term.

Tomorrow we’re waiting for:

šŸ”Ž Personal Income MoM

šŸ”Ž Core PCE Price Index MoM

šŸ”Ž Personal Spending MoM

The end of September is near — do we stay in #RedSeptember mode, or will something change like it did mid-month?

#Fed #PCE #Macro #crypto
Today's info Shocking, Euro is waiting for fall down?Today's PMI from German indicator HCOB Manufacturing PMI Flash was released. It's not enough, two releases approaching, which will show how economy sector looks like in German in this month. Let's personate to Powell and analyze data. HCOB Manufacturing PMI Flash (Sept 2025) Today: 48.5, market expected: 50.0 → stabilization signal for euro. Fall down from 49.8 in August shows strong pressure and weakness in German economy. Main points: New orders fall for the first time in 4 months, strongest drop since January.Export orders down second month in a row → weak global demand.Companies reduce backlog of work at fastest pace in 9 months.Employment falling, strongest decline in 3 months.Input costs and output prices are falling → disinflationary signal.Business expectations weaker for the 2nd month in a row. šŸ‘‰ Conclusion: German industry is under pressure again. Demand is soft, exports weak, companies cutting jobs. Negative signal for euro. Tomorrow 24.09.2025 – Ifo Business Climate Survey of 9,000 firms. It reflects current situation + expectations for the next 6 months. Since PMI already dropped, Ifo will probably also weaken. If expectations fall → market will read it as confirmation that German slowdown is not temporary. 25.09.2025 – GfK Consumer Confidence (October) Previous: -23.6. Forecast: -23.0. If it comes lower → signal that even consumers are not ready to spend. That means German GDP gets hit from both sides: exports + domestic demand. Impact on Euro PMI already put EUR under pressure today. If Ifo confirms weakness tomorrow → EUR could stay under pressure. If GfK also disappoints → double hit from industry and consumer side → more downside risk for euro. Only positive surprises could give EUR a short-term bounce, but trend stays weak. How will look EUR/USD? Bad news from Germany is a signal for EUR/USD to fall. We are in a situation where the euro keeps getting weaker while the dollar is regaining strength. If German data continues to disappoint and DXY holds above 98, pressure on EUR/USD could extend, with downside scenarios dominating in the short term. #EUR #EURUSD #Europe #PMI #Europe

Today's info Shocking, Euro is waiting for fall down?

Today's PMI from German indicator HCOB Manufacturing PMI Flash was released. It's not enough, two releases approaching, which will show how economy sector looks like in German in this month. Let's personate to Powell and analyze data.

HCOB Manufacturing PMI Flash (Sept 2025)
Today: 48.5, market expected: 50.0 → stabilization signal for euro.
Fall down from 49.8 in August shows strong pressure and weakness in German economy.
Main points:
New orders fall for the first time in 4 months, strongest drop since January.Export orders down second month in a row → weak global demand.Companies reduce backlog of work at fastest pace in 9 months.Employment falling, strongest decline in 3 months.Input costs and output prices are falling → disinflationary signal.Business expectations weaker for the 2nd month in a row.
šŸ‘‰ Conclusion: German industry is under pressure again. Demand is soft, exports weak, companies cutting jobs. Negative signal for euro.

Tomorrow 24.09.2025 – Ifo Business Climate
Survey of 9,000 firms. It reflects current situation + expectations for the next 6 months.
Since PMI already dropped, Ifo will probably also weaken.
If expectations fall → market will read it as confirmation that German slowdown is not temporary.

25.09.2025 – GfK Consumer Confidence (October)
Previous: -23.6. Forecast: -23.0.
If it comes lower → signal that even consumers are not ready to spend. That means German GDP gets hit from both sides: exports + domestic demand.

Impact on Euro
PMI already put EUR under pressure today.
If Ifo confirms weakness tomorrow → EUR could stay under pressure.
If GfK also disappoints → double hit from industry and consumer side → more downside risk for euro.
Only positive surprises could give EUR a short-term bounce, but trend stays weak.

How will look EUR/USD?

Bad news from Germany is a signal for EUR/USD to fall. We are in a situation where the euro keeps getting weaker while the dollar is regaining strength. If German data continues to disappoint and DXY holds above 98, pressure on EUR/USD could extend, with downside scenarios dominating in the short term.

#EUR #EURUSD #Europe #PMI #Europe
šŸ” 0G (ƘG.ai) — The AI x Blockchain Layer 1 You Shouldn’t Ignore What is it? Zero Gravity (0G) is a Layer 1 blockchain & AI Operating System designed for fully on-chain AI. It aims to provide decentralized compute, storage, and data availability for transparent AI infrastructure. šŸ›  Architecture 1ļøāƒ£ 0G Chain (base L1) 2ļøāƒ£ 0G Compute 3ļøāƒ£ 0G Storage 4ļøāƒ£ 0G Data Availability 5ļøāƒ£ AI Alignment Nodes šŸ“Š Tokenomics 🟢 Total supply: 1B $0G 🟢 Circulating at TGE: ~21% Allocation: • 28% ecosystem growth • 15% AI Alignment Nodes • 13% community rewards (airdrops, quests) • 22% team/advisors • 22% early backers āœ… Airdrops have been distributed to active community members (Discord roles, quests, campaigns). šŸ’° Market Stats (Sept 2025) ā—½ Price: ~$4.60–$4.70 ā—½ CMC Rank: #79 ā—½ Market cap: ~$1B+ ā—½ Backed by Hack VC, Delphi, OKX Ventures, Animoca, Samsung Next and more. ā—½ Flora Growth (NASDAQ-listed) pledged ~$401M to support the 0G treasury. āš ļø Risks / Challenges šŸ”¹ Token unlocks → potential sell pressure. šŸ”¹ Market expectations are already high. šŸ”¹ Strong competition in AI + blockchain (e.g. DeAI, compute networks). šŸ”¹ Execution risk: can they deliver real AI apps on-chain at scale? šŸ”® My Take 0G is one of the most ambitious AI x blockchain projects. If the team keeps shipping, developers adopt the infra, and AI hype continues → x3–x5 upside looks possible. But it’s unlikely to be an overnight moonshot — patience and adoption are key. šŸ‘‰ What do you guys think: is $0G the real AI-chain, or just another overhyped narrative? #0G #Aİ #blockchain #crypto #altcoins
šŸ” 0G (ƘG.ai) — The AI x Blockchain Layer 1 You Shouldn’t Ignore

What is it?

Zero Gravity (0G) is a Layer 1 blockchain & AI Operating System designed for fully on-chain AI.

It aims to provide decentralized compute, storage, and data availability for transparent AI infrastructure.

šŸ›  Architecture

1ļøāƒ£ 0G Chain (base L1)

2ļøāƒ£ 0G Compute

3ļøāƒ£ 0G Storage

4ļøāƒ£ 0G Data Availability

5ļøāƒ£ AI Alignment Nodes

šŸ“Š Tokenomics

🟢 Total supply: 1B $0G

🟢 Circulating at TGE: ~21%

Allocation:

• 28% ecosystem growth

• 15% AI Alignment Nodes

• 13% community rewards (airdrops, quests)

• 22% team/advisors

• 22% early backers

āœ… Airdrops have been distributed to active community members (Discord roles, quests, campaigns).

šŸ’° Market Stats (Sept 2025)

ā—½ Price: ~$4.60–$4.70

ā—½ CMC Rank: #79

ā—½ Market cap: ~$1B+

ā—½ Backed by Hack VC, Delphi, OKX Ventures, Animoca, Samsung Next and more.

ā—½ Flora Growth (NASDAQ-listed) pledged ~$401M to support the 0G treasury.

āš ļø Risks / Challenges

šŸ”¹ Token unlocks → potential sell pressure.

šŸ”¹ Market expectations are already high.

šŸ”¹ Strong competition in AI + blockchain (e.g. DeAI, compute networks).

šŸ”¹ Execution risk: can they deliver real AI apps on-chain at scale?

šŸ”® My Take

0G is one of the most ambitious AI x blockchain projects.

If the team keeps shipping, developers adopt the infra, and AI hype continues → x3–x5 upside looks possible.

But it’s unlikely to be an overnight moonshot — patience and adoption are key.

šŸ‘‰ What do you guys think: is $0G the real AI-chain, or just another overhyped narrative?

#0G #Aİ #blockchain #crypto #altcoins
šŸ“Š DXY at 97.65 — What It Means for Crypto & Risk Assets The US Dollar Index (DXY) just bounced from a local low and is now testing the 98.0 resistance (50-day MA). RSI sits near 48 → neutral zone, no clear dominance of bulls or bears yet. šŸ”Ž Why it matters: DXY measures USD strength vs. major currencies (EUR ~57%, JPY ~13%, GBP ~12%). Rising DXY = stronger USD → capital flows into the ā€œsafe haven.ā€ This usually means less appetite for risk assets like crypto, equities, and even gold. šŸ“‰ For crypto: Stronger dollar = harder environment for BTC & alts. Investors shift back to USD and US assets instead of chasing speculative plays. Historically, Bitcoin performs better when DXY weakens. šŸ”® Scenarios ahead: Break & hold above 98–99 → bearish signal for risk assets, more pressure on crypto. Rejection below 97 → bullish relief for BTC and altcoins (risk-on comeback). šŸ‘‰ The DXY bounce is worth watching closely. It could set the tone for how crypto trades into next week. šŸ‚ Hold strong, bulls — September might be red, the Fed may resist cuts, but the cycle isn’t over. Our time will come. šŸš€ #DXY #crypto #Macro #bitcoin #markets
šŸ“Š DXY at 97.65 — What It Means for Crypto & Risk Assets

The US Dollar Index (DXY) just bounced from a local low and is now testing the 98.0 resistance (50-day MA).

RSI sits near 48 → neutral zone, no clear dominance of bulls or bears yet.

šŸ”Ž Why it matters:

DXY measures USD strength vs. major currencies (EUR ~57%, JPY ~13%, GBP ~12%).

Rising DXY = stronger USD → capital flows into the ā€œsafe haven.ā€

This usually means less appetite for risk assets like crypto, equities, and even gold.

šŸ“‰ For crypto:

Stronger dollar = harder environment for BTC & alts.

Investors shift back to USD and US assets instead of chasing speculative plays.

Historically, Bitcoin performs better when DXY weakens.

šŸ”® Scenarios ahead:

Break & hold above 98–99 → bearish signal for risk assets, more pressure on crypto.

Rejection below 97 → bullish relief for BTC and altcoins (risk-on comeback).

šŸ‘‰ The DXY bounce is worth watching closely. It could set the tone for how crypto trades into next week.

šŸ‚ Hold strong, bulls — September might be red, the Fed may resist cuts, but the cycle isn’t over. Our time will come. šŸš€

#DXY #crypto #Macro #bitcoin #markets
šŸ“… Macro Calendar (Sept 22–27, 2025, UTC) 🟢 Monday, Sept 22 šŸ”¹ 14:00 – Fed Gov. Stephen Miran: Non-Monetary Forces and Appropriate Monetary Policy šŸ”¹ Sept 22–26 (all week) – CORE Week – Richmond Fed conference on balance sheet & liquidity 🟢 Tuesday, Sept 23 šŸ”¹ 16:00 – Jerome Powell – Economic Outlook Luncheon (Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce) ⚔ key event of the week šŸ”¹ 14:00 – Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index (Sept) 🟢 Wednesday, Sept 24 šŸ”¹ 12:30 – US Durable Goods Orders šŸ”¹ 14:30 – EIA Crude Oil Stocks Change 🟢 Thursday, Sept 25 šŸ”¹ 12:30 – US Initial Jobless Claims (weekly) šŸ”¹ 14:00 – US Pending Home Sales šŸ”¹ 16:00 – Fed Vice Chair Michelle Bowman: Approach to Monetary Policy Decision-Making 🟢 Friday, Sept 26 šŸ”¹ 12:30 – US Personal Income & Spending (Aug) šŸ”¹ 12:30 – US PCE Price Index ⚔ (most important report of the week – Fed’s key inflation gauge) šŸ”¹ 14:00 – University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment (final, Sept) 🟢 Saturday, Sept 27 šŸ”¹ My Comment about this weekend makro releases šŸ˜‰ šŸ”‘ Market Movers šŸ”¹ Powell (Sept 23, 16:00) – his tone could set the mood for the whole week šŸ“‰šŸ“ˆ šŸ”¹ Jobless Claims (Sept 25, 12:30) – confirmation of labor market trend šŸ”¹ PCE Inflation (Sept 26, 12:30) – the main data point of the week, Fed’s #1 inflation metric What really matters this week is data šŸ“Š. For Powell’s decision this is crucial – it could shift his stance on further rate cuts (so far, he insists they are not needed). #Fed #Macro #Powell #PowellSpeech #PCE
šŸ“… Macro Calendar (Sept 22–27, 2025, UTC)

🟢 Monday, Sept 22

šŸ”¹ 14:00 – Fed Gov. Stephen Miran: Non-Monetary Forces and Appropriate Monetary Policy

šŸ”¹ Sept 22–26 (all week) – CORE Week – Richmond Fed conference on balance sheet & liquidity

🟢 Tuesday, Sept 23

šŸ”¹ 16:00 – Jerome Powell – Economic Outlook Luncheon (Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce) ⚔ key event of the week

šŸ”¹ 14:00 – Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index (Sept)

🟢 Wednesday, Sept 24

šŸ”¹ 12:30 – US Durable Goods Orders

šŸ”¹ 14:30 – EIA Crude Oil Stocks Change

🟢 Thursday, Sept 25

šŸ”¹ 12:30 – US Initial Jobless Claims (weekly)

šŸ”¹ 14:00 – US Pending Home Sales

šŸ”¹ 16:00 – Fed Vice Chair Michelle Bowman: Approach to Monetary Policy Decision-Making

🟢 Friday, Sept 26

šŸ”¹ 12:30 – US Personal Income & Spending (Aug)

šŸ”¹ 12:30 – US PCE Price Index ⚔ (most important report of the week – Fed’s key inflation gauge)

šŸ”¹ 14:00 – University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment (final, Sept)

🟢 Saturday, Sept 27

šŸ”¹ My Comment about this weekend makro releases šŸ˜‰

šŸ”‘ Market Movers

šŸ”¹ Powell (Sept 23, 16:00) – his tone could set the mood for the whole week šŸ“‰šŸ“ˆ

šŸ”¹ Jobless Claims (Sept 25, 12:30) – confirmation of labor market trend

šŸ”¹ PCE Inflation (Sept 26, 12:30) – the main data point of the week, Fed’s #1 inflation metric

What really matters this week is data šŸ“Š.

For Powell’s decision this is crucial – it could shift his stance on further rate cuts (so far, he insists they are not needed).

#Fed #Macro #Powell #PowellSpeech #PCE
We had a 25 bp rate cut! Is this the end of the series, or just the beginning?Emotions after the FOMC have cooled down, and markets still have fuel to continue bullish structures despite the #RedSeptember we’re in. The big question: will rate cuts continue? And how do charts look now for BTC, ETH, Gold, DXY, and the S&P500? Let’s dive in šŸ‘‡ šŸ“° The day before yesterday’s FOMC The Fed announced a 25bp rate cut → which triggered a quick sell-off (ā€œsell the newsā€). Jerome Powell, however, didn’t sound eager to continue cutting rates right now – a bit surprising given the latest weak U.S. economic data. šŸ“Š Market reaction šŸ”¹ BTC/USD After FOMC release fall down to approximately 114 700 and nice bound with bullish structure On 4h timeframe there is: SMA200 is under price so it is strong support for further growingOn the chart is uptrend with LH (lower high) and HH (higher high)Trendline is at now good support for price pushesRSI is neutral šŸ”¹ ETH/USD Price after relase drop down to 4400 but bound and actual price is 4550 with bullish tendency On 4h timeframe there is: SMA200 is under a little under price which can be support for nowRSI is 45 which is neutral at nowTrendline support still intact šŸ”¹ ETH/BTC Chart looks neutral, no clear bullish or bearish trend. SMA200 is very near price, so it can't be either resistance or supportRSI is neutralprice is ~0.0385 and bound from support ā“ Question for you: ETH/BTC is often treated as a signal for altseason, but the Altcoin Season Index already shows we’re in one. Which one do you trust more – or are both equally important? šŸ”¹ DXY Printed a new low, bounced could see a small growth before another fall (bullish for crypto). šŸ”¹ Gold Gold the day before yesterday was at 3700$ and now price is going to test first support at 3625$ If price don't want to hold then will be test next support on 3540$, at now its look like consolidation šŸ”¹SP500 SP500 not looking for fundamentals, it only go up, yesterday new high at 6670$ but it can consolidate in sometime because of RSI which is a little above overbought zone, so there is possible consolidation ā³ What’s next? We’ll have to wait for fresh data – Powell’s next moves will depend on that. In the meantime, I’m watching BTC & ETH key levels closely and the potential rotation into alts → possible Altseason šŸš€. I’d love to hear your thoughts on the ETH/BTC vs Altseason Index question šŸ‘‡ #fomc #FedRateCut25bps #GoldHitsRecordHigh #AltcoinSeasonComing?

We had a 25 bp rate cut! Is this the end of the series, or just the beginning?

Emotions after the FOMC have cooled down, and markets still have fuel to continue bullish structures despite the #RedSeptember we’re in. The big question: will rate cuts continue? And how do charts look now for BTC, ETH, Gold, DXY, and the S&P500? Let’s dive in šŸ‘‡

šŸ“° The day before yesterday’s FOMC
The Fed announced a 25bp rate cut → which triggered a quick sell-off (ā€œsell the newsā€).

Jerome Powell, however, didn’t sound eager to continue cutting rates right now – a bit surprising given the latest weak U.S. economic data.

šŸ“Š Market reaction
šŸ”¹ BTC/USD
After FOMC release fall down to approximately 114 700 and nice bound with bullish structure
On 4h timeframe there is:
SMA200 is under price so it is strong support for further growingOn the chart is uptrend with LH (lower high) and HH (higher high)Trendline is at now good support for price pushesRSI is neutral

šŸ”¹ ETH/USD
Price after relase drop down to 4400 but bound and actual price is 4550 with bullish tendency
On 4h timeframe there is:
SMA200 is under a little under price which can be support for nowRSI is 45 which is neutral at nowTrendline support still intact

šŸ”¹ ETH/BTC
Chart looks neutral, no clear bullish or bearish trend.
SMA200 is very near price, so it can't be either resistance or supportRSI is neutralprice is ~0.0385 and bound from support

ā“ Question for you: ETH/BTC is often treated as a signal for altseason, but the Altcoin Season Index already shows we’re in one. Which one do you trust more – or are both equally important?
šŸ”¹ DXY
Printed a new low, bounced could see a small growth before another fall (bullish for crypto).

šŸ”¹ Gold
Gold the day before yesterday was at 3700$ and now price is going to test first support at 3625$
If price don't want to hold then will be test next support on 3540$, at now its look like consolidation

šŸ”¹SP500
SP500 not looking for fundamentals, it only go up, yesterday new high at 6670$ but it can consolidate in sometime because of RSI which is a little above overbought zone, so there is possible consolidation

ā³ What’s next?

We’ll have to wait for fresh data – Powell’s next moves will depend on that.
In the meantime, I’m watching BTC & ETH key levels closely and the potential rotation into alts → possible Altseason šŸš€.

I’d love to hear your thoughts on the ETH/BTC vs Altseason Index question šŸ‘‡

#fomc #FedRateCut25bps #GoldHitsRecordHigh #AltcoinSeasonComing?
šŸ“¢ SKY Protocol – The New Era of MakerDAO Lands on Binance! šŸ•— Today 8:00 UTC, $SKY will be officially listed on Binance. šŸ”¹ What is SKY? SKY is the reborn version of MakerDAO ($MKR ), redesigned for scalability, utility, and accessibility. 1 MKR = 24,000 SKY (upgrade ratio). Alongside SKY comes USDS, an upgraded stablecoin evolving from DAI. šŸ”§ Key Features: Governance → vote on protocol decisions. Staking & delegation → earn rewards, boost governance. Sky Savings Rate (SSR): earn yield by holding USDS. Sky Token Rewards (STR): extra incentives for ecosystem activity. Seamless upgrade: MKR → SKY, DAI → USDS. šŸ“Š Market Snapshot: Price: ~$0.075 Circulating supply: ~23.4B SKY Market cap: ~$1.7B ⭐ Why it matters? Legacy of MakerDAO → one of DeFi’s pioneers. New tools for users: savings, staking, delegation. Strong tokenomics: most of supply already circulating. āš ļø Risks: Strong competition in DeFi governance & stablecoins. Regulatory uncertainty in some regions. Adoption speed depends on user trust in upgrading MKR/DAI. šŸ‘‰ SKY could become one of the most important governance & stablecoin ecosystems in DeFi. But will the Binance listing at 8:00 UTC trigger a new wave of adoption? #sky #USDS #BinanceListing #defi #MakerDAO
šŸ“¢ SKY Protocol – The New Era of MakerDAO Lands on Binance!

šŸ•— Today 8:00 UTC, $SKY will be officially listed on Binance.

šŸ”¹ What is SKY?

SKY is the reborn version of MakerDAO ($MKR ), redesigned for scalability, utility, and accessibility.

1 MKR = 24,000 SKY (upgrade ratio).
Alongside SKY comes USDS, an upgraded stablecoin evolving from DAI.

šŸ”§ Key Features:

Governance → vote on protocol decisions.

Staking & delegation → earn rewards, boost governance.

Sky Savings Rate (SSR): earn yield by holding USDS.

Sky Token Rewards (STR): extra incentives for ecosystem activity.

Seamless upgrade: MKR → SKY, DAI → USDS.

šŸ“Š Market Snapshot:

Price: ~$0.075

Circulating supply: ~23.4B SKY

Market cap: ~$1.7B

⭐ Why it matters?

Legacy of MakerDAO → one of DeFi’s pioneers.

New tools for users: savings, staking, delegation.

Strong tokenomics: most of supply already circulating.

āš ļø Risks:

Strong competition in DeFi governance & stablecoins.

Regulatory uncertainty in some regions.

Adoption speed depends on user trust in upgrading MKR/DAI.

šŸ‘‰ SKY could become one of the most important governance & stablecoin ecosystems in DeFi. But will the Binance listing at 8:00 UTC trigger a new wave of adoption?

#sky #USDS #BinanceListing #defi #MakerDAO
Fed’s Big Moment: First Rate Cut of 2025?šŸ“† September 17, 2 p.m. EST (20:00 CET) – financial markets are holding their breath. That’s when the Federal Reserve will announce its interest rate decision. It’s widely expected to be the first rate cut of 2025, making it the most anticipated monetary policy event of the year. šŸ“‰ What the market expects According to the CME FedWatch Tool: āœ… 96% chance – a 0.25 percentage point cut.āš ļø 4% chance – a larger 0.50 cut. Investors are almost certain of a ā€œquarter-point cut.ā€ A bigger move would be seen as a strong signal that the Fed is worried about a deeper slowdown. āš–ļø The macro backdrop The Fed is facing a mixed economic picture: Labor market: job growth has essentially stalled. This strengthens the case for rate cuts to support businesses and households.Inflation: while well below the 2022 highs, it has ticked up again — largely due to new tariffs introduced by the Trump administration. This argues against going too far with easing. Fed Chair Jerome Powell must balance the Fed’s dual mandate: maximum employment and price stability. šŸ›ļø Political pressure This decision doesn’t happen in a vacuum: President Donald Trump has openly pushed the Fed for faster and deeper cuts.Powell, however, insists the Fed’s policy is data-driven, not political. The tension is clear — another test of the Fed’s independence in the face of White House pressure. šŸ”® What comes next? Markets won’t just react to the cut itself, but also to the Summary of Economic Projections (SEP) and Powell’s signals: Will the Fed hint at more cuts later this year (October, December)?Or will this be a one-off, cautious move? As one economist put it: ā€œMonetary policy is as much art as it is science — it’s all about balancing risks.ā€ šŸ“Š Key takeaways āœ… Very high probability of a 0.25 cut this week.āŒ Small chance (4%) of a larger 0.50 cut.šŸ”„ Fed caught between economic weakness and sticky inflation, while facing political pressure.šŸ“ˆ Inflation still above target vs. šŸ“‰ labor market stagnation — the Fed must strike a balance. šŸ‘‰ Whatever the size, this decision will set the tone for markets through the end of 2025 — from stocks and bonds to gold and crypto.

Fed’s Big Moment: First Rate Cut of 2025?

šŸ“† September 17, 2 p.m. EST (20:00 CET) – financial markets are holding their breath. That’s when the Federal Reserve will announce its interest rate decision. It’s widely expected to be the first rate cut of 2025, making it the most anticipated monetary policy event of the year.
šŸ“‰ What the market expects

According to the CME FedWatch Tool:
āœ… 96% chance – a 0.25 percentage point cut.āš ļø 4% chance – a larger 0.50 cut.
Investors are almost certain of a ā€œquarter-point cut.ā€ A bigger move would be seen as a strong signal that the Fed is worried about a deeper slowdown.
āš–ļø The macro backdrop

The Fed is facing a mixed economic picture:
Labor market: job growth has essentially stalled. This strengthens the case for rate cuts to support businesses and households.Inflation: while well below the 2022 highs, it has ticked up again — largely due to new tariffs introduced by the Trump administration. This argues against going too far with easing.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell must balance the Fed’s dual mandate: maximum employment and price stability.

šŸ›ļø Political pressure

This decision doesn’t happen in a vacuum:
President Donald Trump has openly pushed the Fed for faster and deeper cuts.Powell, however, insists the Fed’s policy is data-driven, not political.
The tension is clear — another test of the Fed’s independence in the face of White House pressure.
šŸ”® What comes next?

Markets won’t just react to the cut itself, but also to the Summary of Economic Projections (SEP) and Powell’s signals:
Will the Fed hint at more cuts later this year (October, December)?Or will this be a one-off, cautious move?
As one economist put it:

ā€œMonetary policy is as much art as it is science — it’s all about balancing risks.ā€
šŸ“Š Key takeaways

āœ… Very high probability of a 0.25 cut this week.āŒ Small chance (4%) of a larger 0.50 cut.šŸ”„ Fed caught between economic weakness and sticky inflation, while facing political pressure.šŸ“ˆ Inflation still above target vs. šŸ“‰ labor market stagnation — the Fed must strike a balance.

šŸ‘‰ Whatever the size, this decision will set the tone for markets through the end of 2025 — from stocks and bonds to gold and crypto.
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