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ETH can continue yesterday’s buy-the-dip strategy, focusing on support in the 1890–1860 range as well as at 1845 and 1805. If support holds at these levels, consider buying the dip, with 30–380 points of upside potential.

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#S&P500Breaks7800ForFirstTime S&P 500 Breaks 7,800 for the First Time
The S&P 500 made history in August 2026 by briefly moving above 7,800 for the first time, extending its powerful record-setting rally. On August 13, the index reached a new intraday record and closed at 7,798.99, just below the milestone.
The rally has been supported by cooling U.S. inflation, which reduced concerns about additional Federal Reserve rate hikes. July’s Producer Price Index was unchanged from the previous month, while consumer inflation also showed signs of easing. Lower Treasury yields and expectations for st

#VitalikProposesNewEthereumScalingPath Vitalik Proposes New Ethereum
Vitalik Buterin is proposing a redesign of Ethereum aimed at making the network leaner, more scalable, and easier to verify. His “Lean Ethereum” ideas focus on reducing the amount of state validators must store and process. One proposal would move more state management toward validators while using zero-knowledge proofs, including a daily ZK-STARK proof, to verify large amounts of activity efficiently. Buterin has also backed a Bitcoin-inspired UTXO-style approach for simple payments, potentially reducing Ethereum’s storage b

Technical Outlook: BTC Consolidates Near Support as Bulls Attempt to Stabilize
Bitcoin is trading around $64,335, consolidating after the sharp rejection from the $69,000–$70,000 region. Price has recovered from the June–July lows, but BTC remains below the 100 EMA and 200 EMA, keeping the broader structure cautious.
The current setup shows short-term stabilization, with buyers defending the $64,300 area. However, BTC needs to reclaim several resistance levels before a stronger recovery can develop.
📈 EMA Structure
20 EMA: $63,791
50 EMA: $64,297
100 EMA: $66,351
200 EMA: $71,587
BTC is curre

$$ACU 24h range 30%, with $12.7 million in trading volume—something is off with the volume. I entered a long at 0.125, currently up 3% unrealized, with a 20% position.
The plan is simple: add another 10% around the current price of 0.1288, with the stop-loss uniformly set at 0.1190. A break below that means it’s a bull trap. First target: 0.1350; halve the position there, and hold the rest for 0.1450.
Two possible scenarios: either it breaks above 0.1300 on heavy volume and accelerates, in which case don’t hesitate before 0.1350; or it spikes and pulls back on declining volume, with 0.1230 as

would be great to see a breakout here

$BTW A single -10% bearish candle smashed straight through 0.35, with a 38% 24-hour range—this kind of drop was absolutely not caused by retail investors. Is the market maker wash-trading to distribute, or shaking out positions? The low of 0.3180 is today's key bull-bear line: break it and 0.28 is next; hold it and this is a golden pit. A $250 million trading volume at this market cap, with turnover through the roof, indicates a violent reshuffling of chips, and the main players' cost zone is most likely around 0.33-0.36.
The market logic is simple right now: the morning spike to 0.44 was smas

#S&P500Breaks7800ForFirstTime
S&P 500 Above 7,800: Record High, Strong Earnings, But the Next Test Is Different
The S&P 500 has crossed a level that looked distant only a short time ago.
On August 13, the index pushed above 7,800 for the first time and reached an intraday record around 7,816.7. It later closed at 7,798.99, just below the psychological 7,800 mark. By August 17, however, the index had pulled back to 7,745.06 as rising oil prices and weaker economic data introduced a new layer of uncertainty.
That sequence is important.
Breaking 7,800 was a major momentum event, but holding the

S&P 500 Surges Past 7800: Has Wall Street’s “Bull” Been Secretly Fed AI Fodder?
The S&P 500 broke above 7800 points for the first time. On the surface, this may look like the breach of a round-number threshold, but in reality it reflects a clear rebound in market risk appetite. On August 13, the index hit a record intraday high of 7816.70 points. Although it pulled back slightly afterward, it remained near its all-time high.
This rally first benefited from inflation data “playing along.” The U.S. July PPI showed virtually no month-on-month growth, significantly below market expectations, easin

JUST IN: OCC approves World Liberty Financial’s trust charter bid. If enacted alongside bipartisan push to curb banking corruption, this could widen crypto services access in regulated channels. $X?

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