BTC ETFs Net Inflow: +$238.4M Brief meaning: capital is starting to flow back in after yesterday's selling pressure, liquidity is beginning to fill up again.
ETH ETFs Net Inflow: +$55.7M Brief meaning: inflows are still positive, but not as aggressive as BTC. Investors are still wait & see.
• If BTC breaks 83k → wait for 82–80k to buy • If BTC breaks 86.4k → then prepare for 88–92k • If BTC breaks 80k → prepare to drop to 75–70k • If BTC breaks 92k → prepare for mini bull mode
BTC enters the "macro-driven chop zone", meaning: the movement is hanging not because of the chart, but due to economic data. This environment is the most tiring and the most dangerous for overtrading.
If you want to enter next week: • wait for the reaction after the macro data is released • don't predict yet → wait for volatility to appear • volume and inflow are what move the market, not RSI or MA
Why are interest rates cut but prices are "dumping" 🏦🔻
Some important points:
1. The Federal Reserve (The Fed) cut interest rates by about 25 basis points and targeted interest rates to around 3.75-4% 
2. This interest rate cut should support risk assets (stocks, crypto) because it makes safe alternatives like bonds less attractive. Generally, the concept is: interest rates drop → money wants to seek higher yields → risk assets rise. 
3. But in reality: In crypto, for example, Bitcoin immediately dropped to around US$110,000 after the rate cut. 
4. Why? Several reasons: - The market had anticipated the rate cut well in advance → so if the cut is "in line with expectations" or even accompanied by cautious conditions, then the positive "surprise" is thin. Example: The Fed says it may not necessarily cut again in December → the signal is less confident.  - Most crypto positions are highly leveraged (margin loans, etc.) → when there is a moment of uncertainty, risk-off quickly strikes → many "sell the news".  - Cutting interest rates does not mean everything is good directly. If the cut is based on slowing economic data or still high inflation, then sentiment can become mixed: "Wow, the economy is weakening" → which can be feared. - The Fed's policy is like "cut but cautiously" → If the signals are strong for further cuts or more aggressive easing, then the market is happy. If the signal is "cut but let's wait and see" then the market can be disappointed. 
So the bottom line: yes, the cut rate is good, but expectations + macro context determine whether prices rise immediately or even fall.
📊 It's busy in the crypto social media world. Santiment reports the most discussed tokens on social media this week:
💥 #PYUSD — due to a "mishap" minting 300 trillion tokens (yes, trillion 😭). Fortunately, it has been clarified, but netizens panicked too soon.
🔥 #ETH — a lot of talk about the Ethereum Foundation making large deposits into DeFi vaults, institutional inflows and outflows, plus ETH ETF inflows that even outpace BTC! Many analysts are starting to revise their price predictions upwards.
💪 #BTC — an eternal topic. People debate about BTC market dominance, comparisons with gold & altcoins, up to the classic argument: "Bitcoin is safe money, not speculation."
🎁 #MON — buzz ahead of the airdrop. Everyone is busy looking for whitelists, rumors about tokenomics, and leaks of snapshots.
"The market is like a coffee shop — busy first, then the price of snacks goes up." 🍟 Keep an eye on what's hot, because that's where the opportunity lies.
🧩 Powell’s speech: A bit dovish, but not fully softening.
He said that the current interest rate policy is “meeting by meeting,” and QT (Quantitative Tightening) is approaching its end.
This means: Liquidity is slowly returning → the market is starting to breathe again. Crypto could also rebound.
📈 Possible scenarios: • Powell continues to ease QT → bullish opportunity, BTC could reach 130–150K. • Powell turns hawkish → bearish correction to around 100K is still open.
📊 In essence: The Fed is starting to realize that the financial system is tight on liquidity. Powell's gentle words are a signal that the brakes are being slowly released.
Room for risk-on markets is open again — but a big rally is only valid if inflation also tames.
🔥 Quick conclusion: Powell dovish = a breath of fresh air for crypto. But be careful, a single bad inflation data could turn market sentiment around.
Bitcoin gang ($BTC) BlackRock: “We’re still buying, fam.” +522 BTC in the cart 🛒 Meanwhile Bitwise just rage-quit -1,000 BTC like it’s going out of fashion 😭 Overall: -1,779 BTC gone ($198M). Bears doing the limbo again 🐻💃
Ethereum squad ($ETH) BlackRock: accidentally pressed the “withdraw all” button… -72,893 ETH 😬 Grayscale: “Hold my beer.” -7,865 ETH more 🍺 Total: a massive -92,891 ETH flushed ($370M). ETH ETFs right now: “Sir, we are leaking.” 🚰
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