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BRETT/USDT This coin is still very unstable..The best chart that I've found for entry confirmation is the 12HR chart, but you will have to DCA in.. You can consider short-term trades as its still flactuating a lot..

🏛️ The Macro Backdrop: Fed Blinks, Markets Lean Risk-On The dust has settled after the FOMC meeting. Rates stayed unchanged, but what mattered most was Powell’s tone — softer, more cautious, and laced with hints that the inflation fight may be entering its final chapter. Traders immediately recalibrated. Futures now point to a 90% chance of a rate cut in November, while the dollar slid to its weakest level in two months. Global investors took the cue: equities pushed higher, gold flirted with record levels, and crypto — long starving for macro clarity — finally caught a strong bid. The environment is shifting from “don’t fight the Fed” to “ride the pivot.” That’s why the crypto rally feels stickier this time. 🪙 $BTC Holding the Line Above $111K Bitcoin has once again reminded skeptics that institutional capital is here to stay. After weeks of range-bound action, ETF inflows surged post-FOMC, pushing BTC above $111,000. What’s different? • ETF flows are consistent. Yesterday alone, spot ETFs added $224M, with BlackRock and Fidelity leading. • Exchange balances are drying up. Glassnode data shows a 3-year low in liquid BTC. • Macro alignment. A softer Fed + weaker dollar is almost the perfect setup for BTC to climb. Yet, danger lurks in leverage. Perpetual futures are bloated, and the heatmap suggests a clean break above $112,800 could spark a $600M short squeeze. For now, $111K isn’t just a number — it’s the new battleground between cautious bears and emboldened bulls. 🌐 $ETH The Countdown to ETF Decisions Ethereum is quietly grinding higher, now above $6,250. The chatter isn’t about staking yields or DeFi dominance this week — it’s about ETFs. The SEC’s public comment period closes Sept 20. While approval isn’t guaranteed this quarter, the mood among institutional desks has shifted. Futures ETFs are seeing more inflows, and options desks are pricing in Q4 volatility around ETH. Add to this: • Staking deposits continue climbing. • ETH’s role in restaking protocols (EigenLayer, EtherFi) has expanded. • Layer-2 activity remains robust, with Base and Arbitrum pushing record throughput. Ethereum is behaving less like a “tech bet” and more like a macro asset in waiting. 🔥 Solana: Retail’s Playground, Institutions Are Watching Solana is the breakout story of September. At $213, SOL has gained nearly 10% this week, far outpacing BTC and ETH. Why? • Meme coins on Solana aren’t slowing down — they account for nearly 1 in 5 trades on DEXes. • NFT activity is alive again: Mad Lads and SMB Gen3 lead volumes. • Liquidity depth is improving — Kaiko notes SOL’s USDT pairs are now second only to ETH on certain exchanges. The irony? Institutions once dismissed Solana as retail froth. Now, Franklin Templeton’s spot SOL ETF filing has forced them to pay attention. Even if approval is far off, the signal is clear: Solana is no longer a side show. 💧 DeFi, NFTs, and the Meme Economy • DeFi: Total Value Locked sits at $115.6B. Pendle and EigenLayer are the big winners, riding demand for structured yield. Restaking is quietly becoming the institutional bridge into DeFi. • Meme Coins: $WIF (+12%), $PONKE (+8%), and Base’s $BRETT (+6%) led the board. They remain risky, but their volumes rival mid-cap altcoins. For better or worse, meme coins are crypto’s retail engine. • NFTs: Floors are recovering on both ETH and SOL ecosystems. More importantly, NFT-Fi (lending & collateralization) is showing signs of life. This could mark a second chapter for NFTs — not just art, but financial instruments. 📌 What Analysts Are Saying • QCP Capital: If the Fed confirms a November cut, BTC could run to $115K+ this quarter. • CryptoQuant: Leverage is peaking; a wipeout is inevitable, but direction depends on macro. • Glassnode: “We are in a supply crunch scenario — fewer coins on exchanges, more in cold storage.” • Kaiko: Solana liquidity depth has hit a tipping point, making it a genuine competitor to ETH. 🗓️ What’s Next • Sept 20: SEC closes ETH ETF comment period. • Late Sept: Ripple’s stablecoin pilot goes live — key for XRP narrative. • October: U.S. Jobs data (NFP) + potential Mt. Gox repayment impact. 🎯 Closing Take This isn’t just another post-Fed bounce. The alignment between macro (weaker dollar, dovish Fed hints) and micro (ETF inflows, retail-driven Solana surge, ETH ETF speculation) makes this rally different. • $BTC has reclaimed $111K with authority. • $ETH is positioning for a narrative shift around ETFs. • $SOL is proving that retail energy and institutional curiosity can coexist. • $XRP sits quietly, but its stablecoin project could add fresh momentum. The crypto market doesn’t move in a vacuum anymore — it moves at the intersection of Wall Street liquidity and internet culture. And right now, both are pointing in the same direction: higher.

🏛️ The Macro Backdrop: Fed Blinks, Markets Lean Risk-On The dust has settled after the FOMC meeting. Rates stayed unchanged, but what mattered most was Powell’s tone — softer, more cautious, and laced with hints that the inflation fight may be entering its final chapter. Traders immediately recalibrated. Futures now point to a 90% chance of a rate cut in November, while the dollar slid to its weakest level in two months. Global investors took the cue: equities pushed higher, gold flirted with record levels, and crypto — long starving for macro clarity — finally caught a strong bid. The environment is shifting from “don’t fight the Fed” to “ride the pivot.” That’s why the crypto rally feels stickier this time. 🪙 $BTC Holding the Line Above $111K Bitcoin has once again reminded skeptics that institutional capital is here to stay. After weeks of range-bound action, ETF inflows surged post-FOMC, pushing BTC above $111,000. What’s different? • ETF flows are consistent. Yesterday alone, spot ETFs added $224M, with BlackRock and Fidelity leading. • Exchange balances are drying up. Glassnode data shows a 3-year low in liquid BTC. • Macro alignment. A softer Fed + weaker dollar is almost the perfect setup for BTC to climb. Yet, danger lurks in leverage. Perpetual futures are bloated, and the heatmap suggests a clean break above $112,800 could spark a $600M short squeeze. For now, $111K isn’t just a number — it’s the new battleground between cautious bears and emboldened bulls. 🌐 $ETH The Countdown to ETF Decisions Ethereum is quietly grinding higher, now above $6,250. The chatter isn’t about staking yields or DeFi dominance this week — it’s about ETFs. The SEC’s public comment period closes Sept 20. While approval isn’t guaranteed this quarter, the mood among institutional desks has shifted. Futures ETFs are seeing more inflows, and options desks are pricing in Q4 volatility around ETH. Add to this: • Staking deposits continue climbing. • ETH’s role in restaking protocols (EigenLayer, EtherFi) has expanded. • Layer-2 activity remains robust, with Base and Arbitrum pushing record throughput. Ethereum is behaving less like a “tech bet” and more like a macro asset in waiting. 🔥 Solana: Retail’s Playground, Institutions Are Watching Solana is the breakout story of September. At $213, SOL has gained nearly 10% this week, far outpacing BTC and ETH. Why? • Meme coins on Solana aren’t slowing down — they account for nearly 1 in 5 trades on DEXes. • NFT activity is alive again: Mad Lads and SMB Gen3 lead volumes. • Liquidity depth is improving — Kaiko notes SOL’s USDT pairs are now second only to ETH on certain exchanges. The irony? Institutions once dismissed Solana as retail froth. Now, Franklin Templeton’s spot SOL ETF filing has forced them to pay attention. Even if approval is far off, the signal is clear: Solana is no longer a side show. 💧 DeFi, NFTs, and the Meme Economy • DeFi: Total Value Locked sits at $115.6B. Pendle and EigenLayer are the big winners, riding demand for structured yield. Restaking is quietly becoming the institutional bridge into DeFi. • Meme Coins: $WIF (+12%), $PONKE (+8%), and Base’s $BRETT (+6%) led the board. They remain risky, but their volumes rival mid-cap altcoins. For better or worse, meme coins are crypto’s retail engine. • NFTs: Floors are recovering on both ETH and SOL ecosystems. More importantly, NFT-Fi (lending & collateralization) is showing signs of life. This could mark a second chapter for NFTs — not just art, but financial instruments. 📌 What Analysts Are Saying • QCP Capital: If the Fed confirms a November cut, BTC could run to $115K+ this quarter. • CryptoQuant: Leverage is peaking; a wipeout is inevitable, but direction depends on macro. • Glassnode: “We are in a supply crunch scenario — fewer coins on exchanges, more in cold storage.” • Kaiko: Solana liquidity depth has hit a tipping point, making it a genuine competitor to ETH. 🗓️ What’s Next • Sept 20: SEC closes ETH ETF comment period. • Late Sept: Ripple’s stablecoin pilot goes live — key for XRP narrative. • October: U.S. Jobs data (NFP) + potential Mt. Gox repayment impact. 🎯 Closing Take This isn’t just another post-Fed bounce. The alignment between macro (weaker dollar, dovish Fed hints) and micro (ETF inflows, retail-driven Solana surge, ETH ETF speculation) makes this rally different. • $BTC has reclaimed $111K with authority. • $ETH is positioning for a narrative shift around ETFs. • $SOL is proving that retail energy and institutional curiosity can coexist. • $XRP sits quietly, but its stablecoin project could add fresh momentum. The crypto market doesn’t move in a vacuum anymore — it moves at the intersection of Wall Street liquidity and internet culture. And right now, both are pointing in the same direction: higher.

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