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The debate around SOL is heating up as price levels get bigger. Some see it as the ānext big thingā after BTC and ETH, others as a project that could easily lose to competition
š 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 thatās starting to actually live ā NFT, DeFi, apps
Market cycle ā in bull runs, altcoins tend to outperform
ā ļø Arguments against
Regulations ā ETF approval is still uncertain
Strong competition (ETH, L2, new chains)
Valuation ā 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
š What do you think? Will the next bull cycle drive 1 SOL to $300?
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 ā 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. š
Gold doesnāt wait for new highs ā slowly itās 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?
Sep 30 (Tue) ā JOLTS Job Openings (US): Markets expect stabilization in vacancies. A drop would confirm further labor market weakness.
Oct 3 (Fri) ā 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 ā fresh signals on US consumption and production.
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 ā 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 ā 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 ā disinflationary signal.Business expectations weaker for the 2nd month in a row. š Conclusion: German industry is under pressure again. Demand is soft, exports weak, companies cutting jobs. Negative signal for euro.
Tomorrow 24.09.2025 ā 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 ā market will read it as confirmation that German slowdown is not temporary.
25.09.2025 ā GfK Consumer Confidence (October) Previous: -23.6. Forecast: -23.0. If it comes lower ā 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 ā EUR could stay under pressure. If GfK also disappoints ā double hit from industry and consumer side ā 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.
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 weāre in. The big question: will rate cuts continue? And how do charts look now for BTC, ETH, Gold, DXY, and the S&P500? Letās dive in š
š° The day before yesterdayās FOMC The Fed announced a 25bp rate cut ā which triggered a quick sell-off (āsell the newsā).
Jerome Powell, however, didnāt sound eager to continue cutting rates right now ā a bit surprising given the latest weak U.S. economic data.
š Market reaction š¹ 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
š¹ 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
š¹ 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 weāre in one. Which one do you trust more ā or are both equally important? š¹ DXY Printed a new low, bounced could see a small growth before another fall (bullish for crypto).
š¹ 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$, at now its look like consolidation
š¹SP500 SP500 not looking for fundamentals, it only go up, yesterday new high at 6670$ but it can consolidate in sometime because of RSI which is a little above overbought zone, so there is possible consolidation
ā³ Whatās next?
Weāll have to wait for fresh data ā Powellās next moves will depend on that. In the meantime, Iām watching BTC & ETH key levels closely and the potential rotation into alts ā possible Altseason š.
Iād love to hear your thoughts on the ETH/BTC vs Altseason Index question š
Sky Savings Rate (SSR): earn yield by holding USDS.
Sky Token Rewards (STR): extra incentives for ecosystem activity.
Seamless upgrade: MKR ā SKY, DAI ā USDS.
š Market Snapshot:
Price: ~$0.075
Circulating supply: ~23.4B SKY
Market cap: ~$1.7B
ā Why it matters?
Legacy of MakerDAO ā one of DeFiās pioneers.
New tools for users: savings, staking, delegation.
Strong tokenomics: most of supply already circulating.
ā ļø Risks:
Strong competition in DeFi governance & stablecoins.
Regulatory uncertainty in some regions.
Adoption speed depends on user trust in upgrading MKR/DAI.
š 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?
š September 17, 2 p.m. EST (20:00 CET) ā financial markets are holding their breath. Thatās when the Federal Reserve will announce its interest rate decision. Itās widely expected to be the first rate cut of 2025, making it the most anticipated monetary policy event of the year. š What the market expects
According to the CME FedWatch Tool: ā 96% chance ā a 0.25 percentage point cut.ā ļø 4% chance ā a larger 0.50 cut. Investors are almost certain of a āquarter-point cut.ā A bigger move would be seen as a strong signal that the Fed is worried about a deeper slowdown. āļø 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 ā 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 Fedās dual mandate: maximum employment and price stability.
šļø Political pressure
This decision doesnāt happen in a vacuum: President Donald Trump has openly pushed the Fed for faster and deeper cuts.Powell, however, insists the Fedās policy is data-driven, not political. The tension is clear ā another test of the Fedās independence in the face of White House pressure. š® What comes next?
Markets wonāt just react to the cut itself, but also to the Summary of Economic Projections (SEP) and Powellās 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:
āMonetary policy is as much art as it is science ā itās all about balancing risks.ā š Key takeaways
ā Very high probability of a 0.25 cut this week.ā Small chance (4%) of a larger 0.50 cut.š„ Fed caught between economic weakness and sticky inflation, while facing political pressure.š Inflation still above target vs. š labor market stagnation ā the Fed must strike a balance.
š Whatever the size, this decision will set the tone for markets through the end of 2025 ā from stocks and bonds to gold and crypto.
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