$SOL is around $118.41, down 1%. This looks like short-term weakness rather than a move I’d chase in either direction. The $117–$118 area is worth watching closely. If buyers defend it, SOL could try to recover toward $120–$123. If support fails, I’d wait for the market to build a clearer base before looking for continuation

solana:TcnKFgDZc6RhAz83JHHbWeZ5wLc2at8iHK6FhsxkTLh of GTA 6 accumulation is insane If this was a rug coin it would have been $3k - $4k by now TcnKFgDZc6RhAz83JHHbWeZ5wLc2at8iHK6FhsxkTLh It’s only going to go up with time towards GTA 6 release #crypto #altcoins $sol

#BrentTops$106USTalksStall Brent Tops $106 as U.S.-Iran Talks Stall Brent crude prices climbed above $106 a barrel in late September as stalled U.S.-Iran diplomatic efforts increased concerns about prolonged disruption to Middle Eastern oil supplies. On September 28, Brent rose to around $107, while WTI moved above $93 as markets reacted to the lack of progress over reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The Strait of Hormuz remains a major focus for energy markets because disruptions there can affect global crude and fuel flows. Iran’s proposal for reopening the waterway failed to produce a breakthrough, while further negotiations remained possible. Oil prices have also been supported by tight fuel markets and elevated shipping costs. However, recovering Gulf exports are providing some counterpressure. Reuters reported that Gulf oil exports had recovered significantly, while Saudi Arabia resumed tanker loadings after restarting its East-West pipeline. By October 1, Brent had eased toward $97, showing how quickly prices could move as traders balanced geopolitical risks against improving supply flows. The market continues to closely watch U.S.-Iran negotiations, Hormuz shipping conditions, and Middle Eastern production for the next major direction in crude prices.$BTC ‌$SOL ‌$ETH ‌