$BTC Liying Talks Crypto: Latest Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) Market Analysis for September 17 　　 Friends! Bitcoin is currently priced at 75750. The market now looks like a deflated ball: although it has fallen significantly, no one knows where the bottom is. Many people are asking whether it is time to buy the dip or whether the price will continue to plunge. Judging from the current candlestick pattern, bears are completely dominating the market, and bulls have almost no ability to fight back. The EMA moving averages show a typical bearish alignment, while the DIF and DEA lines of the MACD indicator continue to diverge downward, with momentum not yet fully exhausted. The price is running close to the lower band, which is opening downward—this is a strong signal of a one-way decline, indicating increased volatility with a downward direction. As long as the price cannot effectively rise above the middle Bollinger Band, any rally should be regarded as a technical correction rather than a reversal 　　 Short-term strategy reference: 　　 Go short at 75900, defend at 76200, stop-loss 400 points, target 75200, aiming for 74600 　　 Go long after holding above 76400 without breaking below it, stop-loss 400 points, target 77500, aiming for 78500 　　 Ethereum 　　 Friends! Ethereum is currently priced at 2390. Market sentiment is extremely fragile, and everyone is staying on the sidelines, afraid to act rashly. For retail investors like us, we absolutely should not bet on a one-sided surge or plunge at this point; instead, we should watch this support level closely. As long as the previous low is not broken, we have an opportunity to seek a rebound. Once it is effectively broken, we need to get out quickly—do not fight the trend. Although the downward momentum of the DIF and DEA lines of the MACD indicator has weakened, there has been no reversal. The price is currently running close to the lower band at 2351, and the Bollinger Bands are opening downward, forming a typical weak trend channel. However, touching the lower band usually triggers a technical correction, and the 2351-2355 range forms an extremely strong dual support zone. The short-term trend can only be considered stable once the price climbs back above EMA7 　　 Short-term price reference 　　 Go long at 2360, defend at 2350, stop-loss 40 points, target 2400, aiming for 2430 　　 Go short at 2400, defend at 2430, stop-loss 40 points, target 2380, aiming for 2350 　　 The above content is exclusively original work by Liying. Please cite the source when reprinting! Article publication and review may be delayed, and market conditions can change in an instant. The above recommendations are for reference only; assume all risks yourself. ‌$ETH ‌

$ETH Crypto Circle Academician: Ethereum (ETH) retracement on 9.17 is not the end—will key support determine the next market direction? Latest market analysis reference 　　 Ethereum is currently priced at 2425. From the current market structure, profit-taking positions are exiting en masse after the bulls pushed higher, and the price has rapidly pulled back. The long-short battle in the market has now become extremely intense. The broader trend has not completely reversed, but bears have already gained the upper hand in the short term. Do not blindly take large positions based on intuition. Manage risk on every trade. Rather than following the market in turning bearish, look for positions around bottom support and go long on the moves worth taking, with small stop-losses and large upside potential. 　　 The daily K-line surged and then pulled back, closing with a bearish retracement candle, while the price broke below the short-term EMA15. The MACD red bars continue to shorten, indicating weakening bullish momentum, and the Bollinger Band price has begun moving toward the lower band. The Fibonacci 0.786 level at 2242 is key support below. The overall major trend remains bullish, but the short term has entered a correction phase. Resistance above is at 2447. If the price cannot reclaim this level, the correction will likely continue. If support at 2242 holds, another rebound may begin. 　　 The four-hour K-line has continued declining from the high of 2666 and has already broken below the EMA15 and EMA30 short-term moving averages, with the moving averages turning from support into resistance. The MACD has turned downward above the zero axis, while the green bars continue to expand, indicating the release of bearish pressure. The Bollinger Bands are opening downward, with the price moving near the lower band. The Fibonacci 78.6% level at 2258 is an important support level below. The short term is a weak correction, and any rebound will most likely be corrective. Resistance at 2463 above is strong, and a rebound to this level could easily face renewed pressure and fall again. 　　 Short-term reference: 　　 If the 2360 to 2320 range breaks, go long, with a 40-point stop-loss and a target of 2400 to 2430. 　　 If the 2440 to 2480 range holds, go short, with a 40-point stop-loss and a target of 2400 to 2370. 　　 Specific operations should be based on real-time order-book data. For more information, you may contact the author. There is a delay in article publication, so this is for reference only; assume all risks yourself. ‌

$ETH ‌ $ZEC ‌ $BR ‌ The Federal Reserve will announce its rate decision at 2 a.m. on September 17, and a rate hike is virtually certain. The market broadly expects a 25-basis-point increase, which would be the first hike in more than three years. But the real focus is not whether rates will rise, but how Chair Warsh will respond—is it a dovish hike or a hawkish hike? Cui Xiao of Pictet expects Warsh to send a hawkish signal, with the dot-plot median potentially showing two hikes in total this year, bringing rates to 4.00%–4.25%. However, she also cautioned that one or two rate hikes will not suppress inflation, because this time the main drivers of price increases are energy, tariffs, and AI—not wages. The market is not that worried. UBS says not to panic: after a rate-hike cycle begins, stocks often hold up well, with a year-end S&P 500 target of 8100. A Bank of America survey also showed that most investors believe the economy is resilient enough to absorb higher interest rates. The key is the vote: if there are three or more dissenting votes, or if Warsh himself votes against it, this may be merely an “insurance hike” and not signal the start of a new cycle. If it passes unanimously, the odds of another hike this year will rise significantly. #