It would be great if there's a run on Nasdaq in the coming weeks.End-of-year rally into an all-time high, putting risk-on assets back on the radar and, therefore, the focus back on assets like $BTC.There's a chance Bitcoin sweeps the lows one more time; however, I don't think there's much chance it corrects to $40-50K unless the entire U.S. economy collapses. ...

The inevitable is happening.The infinite money glitch, also known as the printer, is starting up again.The FED is forced to be buying back treasuries & bills to stimulate the economy.The rates will go down.The DXY will become weaker.Risk-on assets should be going up, which means a new ATH for $BTC & $ETH. ...

The markets are seeing a hard crash on $BTC.However, there's infinite QE on the horizon, and a lot of macroeconomic tables will be turning in favor of risk-on assets.That itself proves that we're having one final opportunity to change our lives. By taking risk.A maximum of two final years before the biggest crisis ever occurs.Have risk-on assets before.Have cash after.Buy risk-on assets back later.You'll be fine. ...

The 4-year cycle has provided the #Bitcoin top!It's probably the most common question and debate. Where are we in the cycle? Did Bitcoin just see its peak of this cycle?Ultimately, it could be. Definitely. The rally to $125K happened just days before the government shutdown, and, since then, markets have been going down substantially.However, this cycle has been proven to act differently. The ETF has added $60B in fresh liquidity into the Bitcoin markets, through which a new all-time high was created prior ...

Group 1 - Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies experienced significant declines, with Bitcoin falling 4% to $98,200 and Ethereum dropping 8% to $3,167, marking their lowest values since May and July respectively [1][4] - The broader market also faced a downturn, with the Nasdaq composite index decreasing by 2.3% as investors sold off stocks [1][2] - Concerns regarding the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions contributed to the market's volatility, as traders adjusted their expectations for rate cuts in December [2][3] Group 2 - The likelihood of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates in December has decreased, with current pricing indicating a 51% chance, down from 62% on Wednesday and 69% a week ago [2] - The absence of the October unemployment rate report, due to the household survey not being conducted, adds uncertainty to the Federal Reserve's decision-making process regarding interest rates [3] - Other major cryptocurrencies, including XRP and Solana, also faced declines of about 8%, while BNB fell more than 5% [4]

$DXY is approaching a major resistance level.A rejection and breakdown will pump risk-on assets. https://t.co/D1rGI6enoZ ...

Market Trend - Gold consolidation is heavily bullish for risk-on assets, including Altcoins [1] - There's a negative correlation between ETH/BTC and Gold [1] - Altcoins thrive during periods of Gold consolidation [1] Investment Opportunities - Selective, strong Altcoins are already showing strength [1] - The market anticipates 1-2 years of bull market to come [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Federal Reserve's potential interest rate cut on October 29 could drive Bitcoin's price to $125,000, with a consensus forming around a shift towards looser monetary policy that typically benefits Bitcoin [1]. Group 1: Interest Rate Expectations - The CME FedWatch tool indicates a 97% chance of a 0.25% interest rate cut later this month, supported by Polymarket data showing a 98% probability of the same [2]. - Lower interest rates generally encourage investment in risk-on assets, which includes cryptocurrencies [2]. Group 2: Market Performance - Bitcoin is currently trading above $115,000, driven by institutional demand, with exchange-traded fund inflows exceeding $445 million last week [3]. - The total cryptocurrency market has gained 8% in value since $19 billion in positions were liquidated in October, now surpassing $4 trillion [2]. Group 3: Market Sentiment and Strategy - Market sentiment remains broadly supportive for risk assets, with a bullish outlook on Bitcoin as the easing cycle approaches, although caution is advised around market volatility [3][4]. - ETFs are seen as a consistent demand source, pulling coins off the market, but traders are currently taking incremental exposure rather than making large bets [4]. Group 4: Legislative Concerns - Ongoing government shutdown could negatively impact market sentiment, delaying important crypto legislation and altcoin ETF approvals [5]. - The timeline for legislative approval is tightening as the holiday season approaches, which could further affect market dynamics [5]. Group 5: Recent Price Movements - Bitcoin has increased by 2.1% in the past 24 hours, trading at $115,148, while Ethereum has risen by 4.2%, trading at $4,159 [6].

Market Liquidity - Money market funds hold $7.5 trillion [1] - Industry anticipates this liquidity shifting into risk-on assets upon Federal Reserve easing [1]

HIGHEST WEEKLY CLOSE EVER FOR RUSSELL 2000 INDEX 🚨THIS IS PROBABLY THE BEST SIGNAL THAT RISK-ON ASSETS ARE ABOUT TO EXPLODE.ALTSEASON IS COMING 🚀 https://t.co/3Ig0muhNJa ...