Fed Chair Kevin Walsh said that price stability and controlling inflation remain the Fed’s top priorities behind today’s rate hike.
Here is what he said:
1. A strong labor market, higher-than-expected CPI and PPI data, and the latest escalation of the war drove this decision.
2. The decision passed unanimously, 12-0, because the Fed’s 2% PCE inflation target remains the primary objective.
3. The overall U.S. economy remains strong, domestic spending is healthy, and credit flows are robust.
4. The rise in Treasury yields is partly attributable to competition for capital between the government a

September’s rate hike, a hawkish dot plot, and the failure of the CLARITY Act—all three events in Q3 point to the same conclusion: the next few months will not be a bull-market charge, but a stress-test period of policy vacuum and tightening liquidity. Below is a phased review based on currently available public information.
I. Timeline and Event Weighting
Time Event Market Implications
September 18 Bank of Japan decision A signal of rapid tightening could trigger the risk of unwinding yen carry trades
Late October Fed FOMC Watch the economic data response after the September rate hike and the

#CNPY Everyone, trust your own instincts and analyze bit by bit whether it can generate returns. I sold this one of the two tokens I invested in; although it has some minor flaws, they do not affect the bigger picture. I sold DGAI too early—you could say it can still rise. After all, 85% of the tokens are held by the top five players, who probably will not sell heavily until the price reaches a high. Personally, I think there will be heavy selling at 1.2—1.5. Give me a like if you think this makes sense.

September 17 Morning Market Brief
$BTC approximately $76,200, $ETH approximately $2,470; the market saw a recovery after the Fed's rate hike, but overall sentiment remains cautious
① The Fed raised rates by 25bp to 3.75%-4%, its first rate hike in over three years, while 16/18 officials expect at least one more hike this year, keeping short-term liquidity conditions tight
② ETF funds have clearly retreated: on September 15, BTC spot ETFs saw net outflows of $450 million, while ETH saw outflows of $141 million, totaling nearly $592 million—the largest single-day outflow recently
③ The key shor

Bitcoin and Ethereum’s strategies from last night continued into the early hours today, both hitting the planned entry levels before reaching near the target levels, gaining 1300➕60 points.
$BTC $ETH

$TSLA CFTC Chairman Michael S. Selig following yesterday’s Senate vote:
Americans deserve regulatory clarity legal certainty and consumer protection in crypto markets
President Trump promised a future-proof regulatory framework and the CFTC is ready to help deliver it using its existing authority
The message is clear
The United States is and will remain the crypto capital of the world
$LIT

#BTCDrops3.3% Deconstructing Bitcoin’s Recent Correction and the Path Forward
The cryptocurrency market is no stranger to volatility. It is a landscape defined by violent upward surges and equally abrupt retracements. In the last 24 hours, the market has once again reminded investors of its inherent unpredictability. Bitcoin, the flagship digital asset, experienced a significant drawdown, shedding 3.3% of its value in a relatively short period. While a 3.3% drop might sound trivial in traditional equity markets, in the world of crypto, it represents a substantial transfer of wealth and a psych

📅 Live Trading Record | September 17
Today is Day 17. The unrealized losses caused by the previous one-sided surge in SanDisk have finally been gradually recovered over the past two days.
First, the data:
This month’s P&L is +61.81 (+1.63%), bringing total assets back to 3735U. The two large bullish candles on the 4th and 5th drove the strongest part of the move. The unrealized losses on the short positions became quite severe for a while, dragging down the overall account balance as well. But the position structure remained intact—the long positions took profits along the way as prices ros

#OpenAI拟IPO前融资估值1.2万亿美元
OpenAI Eyes a Potential $1.2 Trillion Valuation
The AI industry continues to attract enormous amounts of capital, and OpenAI is once again at the center of the conversation.
According to reports, OpenAI has held early discussions with major investors about a potential new funding round that could value the company at around $1.2 trillion ahead of a future IPO. The discussions are reportedly still at an early stage, meaning the final valuation and terms could change.
If completed at that level, the valuation would represent a major increase from OpenAI’s reported $852 b

‍$ORDI
$ORDI is +2.78% on the 1H screen at $4.10. Recent data shows the token has been trading in a volatile range around the $4 area, so reclaiming nearby resistance matters more than chasing the current candle.
Neutral — wait for confirmation
Entry: $4.05 - $4.15
TP1: $4.30
TP2: $4.50
TP3: $4.70
SL: $3.90
Invalidation: A break below $3.90 would weaken the continuation thesis.
‍$ORDI

At 2 a.m. last night, the Fed’s rate decision raised rates by 25 basis points. Gold plunged sharply, and the airdrop market may continue for several days. Today, pay close attention to whether gold’s bearish trend continues; BTC and ETH are also set to face a major bearish market. Long-position holders should exercise caution! 😎

#牛熊未定闲钱该放哪 Where Should Idle USDT Go While the Market Finds Direction?
The Market Is Recovering, but Uncertainty Remains
The crypto market is showing signs of recovery, but the next major move for Bitcoin is still being debated.
When the market direction is unclear, one question becomes especially important:
What should you do with your idle USDT while waiting for the next opportunity?
Some market participants prefer to keep their funds liquid and wait for a better entry. Others may explore ways to potentially earn a return on capital that is not currently being used.
This makes capital alloc

Don't assume there's no direction just because the Fear & Greed Index is neutral—altcoins can still move independently while BTC trades sideways. $SLP Current price: 0.000584, down 2.34% over 24h, with trading volume of only 0.3M. MA5 has crossed below MA20, and RSI at 44.2 is relatively weak, but the MACD histogram has turned positive, while the +0.0050% funding rate indicates that bulls are still testing the waters. The lower Bollinger Band at 0.000571 is short-term support; a break below it would target 0.00055 on the downside. If support holds, consider a small long position, with entry a

The Federal Reserve suddenly raised interest rates for the first time in three years—what exactly does this mean for the crypto market? Come on, let me break it down for everyone👇🏻
First, the conclusion: Simply put, a rate hike means “draining liquidity,” so the crypto market will definitely feel the pain in the short term.
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates from 3.5% to 3.75%-4%, marking the first hike since 2023.
Simply put: With saving money in banks and buying Treasury bonds becoming more attractive, who would still want to take the risk of buying something “non-yielding” like Bit

Four signals this morning—all taken: #美联储即将公布利率决定

🚨 JUST IN: 🇺🇸 A U.S. House committee has advanced legislation to establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. ₿🔥
Bitcoin just moved another step closer to the U.S. balance sheet.

CRCL Recommended by “Scumbag”
The assets recommended by “Scumbag” are all assets he himself would hold. Over the past few days, CRCL quickly pulled back by more than 20% due to the failed vote on the CLARITY Act, compounded by the rate hike. “Scumbag” currently has an initial position of 3 tranches, with an average price around 88.
“Scumbag’s” subsequent add-on levels will be:
76.5, 1 tranche
68.5, 3 tranches
63.5, 3 tranches
10 tranches in total, equivalent to 10% of the total capital.

$BTC 76000 Urgent! $450 million ETF outflows, $570 million in leverage liquidated
The Fed raises rates, and crypto gets hit first.
Historically, average net selling around FOMC meetings was 8%. But Bitcoin buying confidence fell from 10% to 3%, while Ethereum dropped from 23% to 9%.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $450 million in net outflows on Tuesday, the biggest since June 25; more than $570 million in leveraged futures were liquidated.
More troubling is the breakdown in correlations. Bitcoin’s 30-day correlation with the U.S. Dollar Index flipped from -0.54 to +0.08, showing almost no transmission;