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​Yesterday’s FOMC meeting went exactly as the "smart money" expected—rates held steady at 3.5%–3.75%. However, the real story isn't the pause; it’s the lack of unity. For the first time in this cycle, we saw high-profile dissents (Waller and Miran) pushing for a cut.
​The Fed is no longer a monolith. The cracks are forming, and the market knows it.
​📉 Market Snapshot:
​Bitcoin ($BTC ): Stabilizing at $88,154. We saw a brief dip to $87,600 post-announcement, but the $88k support is proving resilient.
​Ethereum ($ETH): Trading at $2,955, still eyeing that psychological $3,000 breakout.
​Gold: Absolutely relentless, smashing through $5,200/oz.
​🏦 The "James Bond" Factor: Tether vs. The World
​The biggest news on the terminal today? Tether ($USDT) has officially become a gold whale. They now hold 140 tonnes of physical bullion ($24B) stashed in a Swiss nuclear bunker.
​Why this matters: When the world’s largest stablecoin issuer starts hoarding gold faster than most central banks, the "Digital Gold" narrative for $BTC becomes an undeniable reality. We aren't just a "tech play" anymore; we are the new collateral for the global economy.
​🌍 Geopolitical De-escalation (The TACO Effect)
​The "Greenland Tariff" drama has entered a temporary cooling phase. Trump’s "framework deal" with NATO has removed the immediate 25% tariff threat against Europe. This "TACO trade" (shorting the panic, buying the backtrack) has played out perfectly again. The result? The S&P 500 just hit 7,000 for the first time in history.
​🛡️ My Current Game Plan:
​I’m staying cautiously long. The Fed’s "meeting by meeting" approach means we are in a data-dependent range-bound market.
​Resistance: $90,000 remains the "Final Boss." A daily close above this level triggers the run to $95k.
​Support: $87,500 is the line in the sand.
​Pro-Tip: Watch the $USDT/Gold correlation. As Tether continues to buy 1–2 tonnes of gold per week, any dip in $BTC is likely to be swallowed by institutional "scarcity" buyers.
​What’s your take on the Tether/Gold hoard?
​Bullish: It backs the ecosystem with "hard" assets. 💎
​Skeptical: Too much power in one entity's hands. 🧐
​Irrelevant: I only care about the $88k candle. 🕯️
#bitcoin #MarketAnalysis2026 #MacroCrypto $BTC

„Jaunā gada” rallijs 2026. gada sākumā ir sasniedzis nozīmīgu sienu. Lai gan Bitcoin joprojām ir neapstrīdams digitālo aktīvu ķēniņš, šodienas cenu kustība pārbauda pat vispieredzējušāko HODLers apņēmību. Apskatīsim tehniskos rādītājus, on-chain datus un makro troksni.
​🔍 1. Tehniskie rādītāji: „Buli pret lāčiem” stāvēšana
​Grafiki šobrīd mums sniedz jauktus signālus, kas parasti iepriekšējo milzīgu svārstību uzplaiksnījumu.
​Kustības vidējie rādītāji: Bitcoin šobrīd atrodas nedaudz virs tā 50 dienu EMA ($86,200). Vēsturiski, dienas noslēgums zem šī līmeņa ir novedis pie 200 dienu SMA atkārtotas pārbaudes, kas šobrīd atrodas ievērojami zem $74,500.

The hashtag #TrumpTariffs primarily refers to the trade policies implemented by Donald Trump, particularly his use of tariffs (taxes on imported goods) as a central tool of his economic and foreign policy.
​The core of his policy in his second administration has been a shift to a more aggressive, blanket tariff approach.
​🇺🇸 Key Elements of the Tariffs
​Universal/Baseline Tariff: A 10% tariff was imposed on virtually all imports from countries not already subject to other sanctions, which took effect on April 5, 2025. This was implemented using the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).
​"Reciprocal" Tariffs: In addition to the baseline tariff, the administration imposed much higher, country-specific "reciprocal" tariffs on many nations, particularly those with which the U.S. has large trade deficits.
​Examples include significantly higher tariffs on goods from countries like China, India, and the European Union (EU), with rates in some cases exceeding 50%.
​Sector-Specific Tariffs: The administration also continued or introduced tariffs on specific sectors, notably steel, aluminum, and automobiles/auto parts, often citing national security grounds (Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act).
​💰 Economic Impact and Policy Goals
​The stated goals of the tariffs are to:
​Reduce Trade Deficits: By making foreign goods more expensive.
​Promote Domestic Manufacturing: By giving U.S. goods a price advantage.
​Generate Government Revenue: Which President Trump has proposed using for measures like a "$2,000 tariff dividend" for non-high-income Americans.
​The economic and policy consequences have been significant and controversial:
​Price Increases: Many economists and think tanks argue that the tariffs act as a tax on domestic consumers and businesses that use imported components, leading to higher prices and inflation for goods like coffee, beef, and general consumer products.
​Economic Growth: Some analysts project the tariffs will reduce U.S. GDP and lead to job losses in the long term, though official figures vary.
​Trade Relations: The tariffs have led to retaliatory tariffs from numerous U.S. trading partners and strained diplomatic relations globally.
​Legal Challenges: The use of the IEEPA to impose the tariffs has faced legal challenges, with the Supreme Court reviewing whether the President's emergency powers extend to this type of broad tariff action.

In late November 2025, the crypto market is experiencing a rout that has sent Bitcoin to its worst monthly slump since 2022. This downturn is linked to a wider flight from riskier assets, with some analysts noting a connection between crypto and big tech market movements. Despite the market volatility, several projects and institutions are moving forward with developments. 

Market conditions and factors

Wider market downturn: Riskier assets, including crypto, are experiencing significant declines, with Bitcoin falling to a seven-month low and nearing year-to-date lows.$BTC

Correlation with tech stocks: Some analysts note that the selling pressure in crypto is related to losses in big tech, creating a "violent cycle to the downside".

Federal Reserve and macro concerns: Mixed signals from the Federal Reserve regarding future interest rate cuts and government shutdown fears have dampened risk appetite.

ETF outflows and profit-taking: Despite large ETF inflows earlier in the year, recent significant outflows and ongoing tech profit-taking are contributing to the market correction. 

Key news and developments

Bitcoin slump: Bitcoin has experienced its worst monthly slump since 2022, and its price tumbled below $90,000 to a seven-month low. Some analysts believe a key test for its future lies 18 months ahead.

CoinDCX crisis: The Indian crypto unicorn CoinDCX is facing a crisis following a $44 million hack and senior-level departures.

Project developments:#BTCVolatility #CPIWatch $BTC

Mutuum Finance: The DeFi project has moved into Phase 2 development and is currently undergoing a security audit by Halborn Security.

Blazpay: The DeFi hub, which uses AI-driven automation, is continuing its presale as it nears the end of its Phase 4.

Bitcoin Munari: This new project has opened its public presale at $0.10 per token and plans to deploy on Solana in early 2026.

Exchange delisting: Binance Futures will delist the USDⓈ-M PORT3USDT perpetual contract on November 23.

VanEck concern: VanEck CEO has voiced concerns about Bitcoin's encryption and privacy, suggesting the firm might walk away unless quantum-resistant privacy is adopted.
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UK fraud office investigation: The UK fraud office is probing a $28 million cryptocurrency collapse tied to Basis Markets. 

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Two AI tokens with potential to rally as Bitcoin leans into September rate cut
Source Fxstreet
Sep 5, 2025 20:52
Bitcoin regains bullish momentum, briefly breaks above $113,000 and retreats.Bittensor targets a 16% wedge pattern breakout to $375 in the short term.Internet Computer is on the verge of a 13% move backed by multiple buy signals.
Bitcoin (BTC) leads the market in recovery on Friday, breaking above resistance at $113,000 before fast-tracking its pullback below $112,000. Interest in the crypto market has been picking up pace this week as select United States (US) economic data support the need for the Federal Reserve (Fed) to cut interest rates in September.
US economic data signal September rate cut
The US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) rose by 22,000 in August, below market expectations of 75,000, as reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) on Friday. 
Similarly, the Unemployment Rate increased to 4.3% from 4.2% in July, pointing to a cooling labor market.
The Fed Chair, Jerome Powell, had last month hinted at the need for a monetary policy change, but stressed the need to monitor incoming data. Investors will closely monitor data over the coming week, including the Consumer Price Index (CPI) on September 11, to gain insight into the Fed’s monetary policy direction.
An interest rate cut is expected to boost interest in riskier asset classes, such as cryptocurrencies and equities, with investors and crypto enthusiasts looking forward to a bullish fourth quarter.
Bitcoin is trading above $111,000 after correcting from a macro-driven intraday swing to $113,384. Interest in BTC picked up pace after the release of US Nonfarm Payrolls and Unemployment Rate data, which pointed to a cooling labor market while increasing the probability of what would be the first interest rate cut this year.
The days leading up to the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting will provide insight into the direction the Bitcoin price may take as it heads into the fourth quarter.
A breakout above the $118,000 round-figure resistance could increase the probability of Bitcoin price reclaiming support above $120,000 and later extending the uptrend above the current all-time high of $124,474.

BTC/USDT daily chart 
AI tokens update: Bittensor and Internet Computer 
Bittensor (TAO), the largest AI token with a market capitalisation of $3.1 billion, is trading above $315 after briefly swinging to $327 on Friday. There was a fake confirmation of a falling wedge pattern breakout, projecting a 16% surge to $375.
However, profit-taking quickly snuffed out part of the intraday gains as TAO retreated below the upper trendline resistance. The falling wedge pattern remains unbroken as it stands, awaiting confirmation. 
Meanwhile, the sharp reversal in the Relative Strength Index (RSI) at 45 on the 4-hour chart highlights the importance of risk management. If the pullback develops into a downtrend, traders will shift their attention to the next key support at $300.