🎙️ Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Speaks at IMF: What It Means for USD, Stocks & BTC 🚀📉
As global macroeconomic dynamics shift and inflation signals resurface, market participants around the world closely tuned in to Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s fireside chat with IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva.
Here is a deep dive into the stance, rate projections, and market impact across macro assets and Bitcoin (BTC).
1️⃣ Will Warsh Sound Hawkish or Dovish? Could the Fed Hike Rates Again?
🦅 Key Takeaways from the Policy Stance:
"No Prejudging Meetings": Warsh signaled a clear break from forward guidance,

Is it time to buy the dip in US stocks? Will the AI and semiconductor correction continue?
Anyone familiar with the Nasdaq knows that every drop sets the stage for a stronger breakout to new highs. Since the Nasdaq broke out again around the beginning of the month, the plunge in Asian memory stocks has caused the AI sector to shrink sharply, dragging down the broader market.
But that doesn’t mean the Nasdaq is done. Speaking about AI’s sharp decline, Jensen Huang said that all of this will pass. To me, the US stock market currently looks more like it’s undergoing sector rotation. The AI market

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The OWL V2 demo’s “Participation Scope” display: Anyone, invited wallets only, or only me.
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$BTC ‌
💥You really think sideways trading only wears you down? Look at the broader market's intraday chart: the price plunged straight from 82,900 to 80,780, sweeping up how many longs chasing the highs? Total liquidations across the market hit $3

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🏦 Golden Finance · Today's News
1️⃣ Fed Chair Warsh avoided discussing an October rate hike, which the market interpreted as a sign the Fed is in no rush to act. The probability of a hike plunged from nearly 50% to below 15%, giving investors temporary relief.
2️⃣ But inflation hasn't been beaten (CPI at 3.7%, PPI at 6.3%, a four-year high). Multiple institutions agree: “No move in October, another hike in December”—it's a delay, not the end.
3️⃣ The Fed's quiet period starts today, with no officials speaking next week. The October 27–28 policy meeting will be the real test.
4️⃣ Two industry

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#USSeptemberPPIBeatsExpectations 1.3% Shock That Reset the Inflation Conversation
Opening
The September PPI report did not just beat expectations—it blew past them by a margin that forced every macro desk to rewrite its morning note. A 1.3% monthly surge, nearly triple the 0.5% consensus, delivered the sharpest producer-price shock since March 2022. Headline PPI ran at 6.3% year-over-year against a 5.3% forecast—the hottest annual reading since December 2022. This was not a marginal upside surprise. It was a statement.
The Numbers: Energy Led, But Core Followed
Energy did the heavy lifting: f

Everyone in the group is calling for a rally, but I’m going to pour cold water on that: a rally without volume is just a bluff. Even a MACD golden cross won’t help; sooner or later, volume has to catch up. Climate policy is economic policy, too—a new battery plant can create hundreds of jobs. Don’t jump to conclusions; let’s see how things unfold.

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On this chart, price reached the custom 6.272 extension near $5,630 before falling approximately 30% to its subsequent low.
An impressive alignment, but extension levels are reference points, not guarantees. Price structure and risk management still come first.
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Gave the setup hour ago in Whales Channel & then forwarded to Public Channel.
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$BTC I hadn’t checked the market for half a day. 81,000 held, and it’s even climbed back a bit—now it’s hovering around 81,600.
This morning I was still thinking about what’s going on in South Korea, but now the market is showing an even more telling signal. It surged to 82,819, fell back, touched a low of 80,780, and then buyers stepped in again—that’s buying support, not a crash.
What really caught my attention wasn’t the price, but the people. Since the end of July, short-term holders have added 420k BTC, bringing their holdings to a four-month high. On one hand, the price is down just over

$BTC BTC is currently at 81580. The market remains range-bound, with bulls and bears locked in a close struggle on the 4-hour chart. Near-term resistance is around 82900, while support lies around 80800. On the daily chart, upward momentum has slowed after the earlier rally. 24-hour trading volume has contracted compared with the previous move, buying support has weakened, and the price continues to swing back and forth within the range. At the macro level, the market is continuing to watch expectations for Fed policy, while fluctuations in Treasury yields will keep disrupting the market. Leve

#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