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HBAR confirms a golden cross, sparking bullish momentum and eyeing a potential run beyond its 2021 ATH.Golden Cross Marks Bullish Shift for HBARWhy This Matters for HBAR’s Price OutlookKey Levels to Watch Moving Forward
ETH may see a short-term correction after strong gains, but $10K in 2025 remains the bullish target.Short-Term Pullback Possible for EthereumWhy a Pullback Can Strengthen the TrendLong-Term Bullish Target: $10K in 2025
Two major whales bought over $100M worth of ETH, signaling strong bullish sentiment.Whales Show Strong Confidence in EthereumWhy Whale Activity MattersPotential Market Impact
Spot Ethereum ETFs see their largest daily outflow yet, but long-term inflow trends remain strong.Record Outflows Hit Ethereum ETFsProfit-Taking in a Strong MarketLong-Term Outlook Remains Positive
Analysts say Ethereum could hit a new all-time high in just days, driven by strong momentum and institutional demand.Ethereum Poised for BreakoutWhy the Surge Is Happening NowWhat to Watch Next
XRP breaks a bullish flag on the weekly chart, aiming for $11 as bullish momentum grows.Why $11 Could Be Within ReachRisks and Support Levels to Watch
Bitcoin sees 120K BTC bought in the $112K–$114K range, but the $110K–$116K support zone remains fragile.Why the $110K–$116K Zone Is Still WeakWhat Could Strengthen Bitcoin’s Support Zone
- 20:28Mitsubishi UFJ: The Federal Reserve Has Not Entered Rate-Cut Sprint ModeAccording to ChainCatcher, citing Golden Ten Data, George Goncalves, Head of US Macro Strategy at Mitsubishi UFJ, stated that this Federal Reserve decision is the most dovish stance and has added one more rate cut in the dot plot forecast. He pointed out that the Fed has not entered a rate cut sprint mode, but rather has restarted the rate cut process due to the labor market underperforming expectations. This is also the reason why risk assets have reacted mildly. The Fed may cut rates by 25 basis points each in October and December, and a 50 basis point rate cut may not necessarily be favorable for credit. Risk Warning
- 20:28KPMG: The Federal Reserve Maintaining Current Policies Until Next Year May Lead to OverstimulationAccording to ChainCatcher, citing Golden Ten Data, KPMG Chief Economist Diane Swonk stated that the Federal Reserve is attempting to lift some restrictions to boost the labor market. However, if this policy continues into next year, when the Federal Reserve will undergo major leadership changes, there could be a risk of overstimulation. This may result in a more harmful self-fulfilling prophecy, where consumers and businesses expect higher inflation.
- 20:28Meghan Robson: The Federal Reserve will prioritize growth, which may lead to an “overheating” economyAccording to ChainCatcher, citing Jinse Finance, Meghan Robson, Head of US Credit Strategy at BNP Paribas, stated that today's Federal Reserve decision suggests a priority on economic growth over inflation, which could lead to the economy "overheating" until the inflation trajectory becomes clearer. She believes that this policy approach should currently support credit spreads.