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#ShareWeekly #WarshIMFSpeech Warsh at the IMF: why the Bangkok remarks matter for rate hikes and for BTC
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh joined IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva for a fireside chat at the IMF-World Bank meetings in Bangkok, and the two questions in this topic are the right ones. Is the tone hawkish or dovish, and what does it mean for Bitcoin? Here are the answers, backed by the numbers that moved after he spoke.
Tone: neutral on the surface, hawkish underneath
Warsh did not choose a side. He reiterated the Fed's commitment to price stability while refusing to prejudge upcoming

Schwab Completes Retail Bitcoin and Ether Rollout, Begins Crypto Transfers
Converge is planning to integrate Solana, Avalanche, and Chainlink by year-end. CEO Rick Wurster is pointing to crypto as a key source of transaction-based revenue for the company.
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#Crypto is about to go parabolic.
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JUST IN: ODDS SURGE TO OVER 60% DEMOCRATS SWEEP BOTH THE HOUSE AND SENATE IN THE 2026 US ELECTIONS
THEY VOTED TO KILL THE CLARITY ACT
THEY WANT A TOTAL MORATORIUM ON ALL #BITCOIN MINING AND AI DATA CENTERS
THEIR POLICIES WILL PUSH THIS INDUSTRY OVERSEAS AND HARM OUR ECONOMY
WE MUST VOTE THIS NOVEMBER
THE FUTURE OF OUR COUNTRY IS AT STAKE ‼️ $BTC

While breakout chasers buy into local support, this 4-hour volume profile chart on $ETH is signaling a rejection from high-volume nodes for a continuation toward lower shelf targets.
After failing to sustain upside momentum inside the area of interest volume node around $2,505.38, price is rotating downward toward $2,414.40. The volume profile points to a clear vacuum below current levels, mapping an expected path toward the major volume shelf and swing low at $2,347.00.
Holding below the upper volume node resistance keeps the bearish distribution structure active, targeting the primary low at

Short $AGT
[maximum 5% of trading volume] Entry price 0.070-0.073 Stop-loss price 0.077 Take-profit price 0.068-0.062-0.055

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The odds of the Fed holding rates steady in October have surged to 85%—inflation and economic data are keeping the Fed from having an off-ramp. The stronger the data, the further away rate cuts get, and mortgage and credit card rates will have to stay high. Save this and come back tomorrow to check. Follow if you’re watching the data.

🔥 HUGE: Fed will pump $14.6 Billion into the markets in the next 3 weeks
More liquidity for the bull run

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$AGT Just scanned on-chain: two new addresses bought through the pool’s liquidity—one starting with 0x7a3f withdrew 24 million AGT (about 1.92 million U) from Gate, while one starting with 0x9c2e has been continuously buying 11 million tokens over the past 6 hours. WhaleAlerts flagged it as “first interaction by a new wallet.” Glassnode data is even more direct: the number of addresses holding over 1 million tokens increased by 47 in 24 hours, and net exchange outflows hit a nearly 30-day high. The coin’s low today was 0.0396 and its high was 0.1048, a 165% swing. It’s now at 0.0800, with 960

#BTC跌破8.2万 Bitcoin at $81,570: Has the CPI Shock Been Priced In, or Is $80,000 the Next Test?
Bitcoin’s move below $82,000 has shifted the market’s focus from the possibility of a $90,000 rally to the strength of the current support structure. Trading near $81,570, BTC is facing a combination of renewed US inflation pressure, changing Federal Reserve expectations, and uncertainty over leveraged positioning. The critical distinction is whether the market has already absorbed the inflation shock or whether another round of selling could follow.
September CPI Changed the Macro Picture
The US Bure

#美国9月PPI大超预期 #ShareWeekly MACRO MEMO: Two Hot Inflation Prints in Two Days, and a Market That Did Not Follow the Script
September producer prices rose 1.3% on the month against 0.6% expected, and 6.3% on the year against a 5.5% consensus. Core PPI climbed 0.7% against a 0.3% forecast. It came one day after CPI of 3.7% year over year, above the 3.6% forecast, with core CPI up 0.3% against 0.2%. Producer energy prices rose 10.8%, so fuel is the main engine, but the core readings show heat spreading beyond it.
THE FED
Rate-hike odds moved fast. October hike odds reached about 45% after CPI, then

Treat $SOL as a thesis to test: current price 103.52, down 0.93% over 24 hours, with participation at 0.42x. What’s known is clear; the key unknown is whether real buyers will show up at key levels.
There’s a simple rule of thumb: price shows direction, while volume shows participation. When price has moved but volume is clearly below average, the follow-through on either a breakout or a decline should be discounted. Looking only at candle colors is easy, but price moving and most people being willing to follow are two different things.
Don’t clutter the chart with lines. For now, just note 1

In this round of Trump’s tariffs, even the WTO has admitted it was bypassed. The rules are still there, but the power to enforce them is gone. It’s respectable for member countries to follow the rules, but when a major power imposes tariffs, that respectability becomes mere window dressing. Who can this framework still hold in check going forward? If you see it differently, explain why.

Bitcoin mining vs. AI inference: the cost breakdown tells an interesting story.
Vitalik Buterin highlighted a key difference between the two technologies.
Bitcoin mining costs are split largely between electricity and hardware, while AI inference costs are dominated by computing hardware, with electricity accounting for a much smaller share in the cited estimates.
But there’s an important distinction: cost is not the same as energy consumption.
A lower share of electricity costs doesn't automatically mean lower environmental impact. Hardware manufacturing, energy sources, and overall demand al