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Promising coins, market reviews and current news from the crypto space. Stay in focus with Cryp2day! @cr2day - advertising manager
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“Promising coins, market reviews and current news from the crypto space.
Stay in focus with Cryp2day!
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📉 Market Overview
BTC: $76,746
ETH: $2,391
Fear & Greed Index: 63 (Greed)
BTC Dominance: 60.02%
🎯 Our initial target of $77K has been reached, and more importantly, we saw no real reaction at that level. This means we're likely heading toward a test of $75K next.
🚀 Besides expectations of a Fed rate hike, the escalation of the conflict in the Middle East is also putting pressure on the market. Oil prices are rising, along with concerns about further inflationary pressures.
Overall, I wouldn't expect much positive action in September.
| 2 |  No text... | 4 561 |
| 3 |  🥺 Strategy Is Buying BTC Again
After a nearly two-month pause, Michael Saylor's company acquired another 4,603 BTC for roughly $370M at an average price of around $80.3K per coin.
Looks like nobody ever explained the golden rule of trading to Saylor: buy low, sell high. | 5 276 |
| 4 |  +1📉 Market Overview
BTC: $77,889
ETH: $2,446
Fear & Greed Index: 69 (Greed)
BTC Dominance: 60.07%
😁 Yesterday, I roughly outlined the boundaries of a descending channel, and now we can see price moving steadily within it. On the upside, price has run into the $79–79.5K area. On the downside, the nearest level we're watching is $77K. I think this is where we'll head in the near term.
❗️ The liquidation heatmap is also worth watching. It's far from the most accurate tool, but we can see that there is still plenty of liquidity above. That suggests traders are still firmly betting on shorts.
I wouldn't rule out a scenario where the market takes out one side first, only to go after the liquidity on the other side afterward. | 5 386 |
| 5 | 👊 Bulls vs Bears
After BTC's strong impulse move, the market enters the new week at a rather interesting point. The technical picture still gives the bulls some arguments, but the macro backdrop has clearly deteriorated. Let's break down both sides.
🐂 Bulls
— BTC is holding on to most of its recent gains and has yet to show any signs of panic selling despite the Fed's hawkish rhetoric.
— Buyers continue to defend current levels, while sellers have so far failed to turn the pullback into a full-blown trend reversal.
— If the U.S. labor market shows signs of cooling this week, expectations for a rate hike could ease again. That could restore risk appetite and give BTC another impulse higher.
🐻 Bears
— Following Warsh's speech, the probability of a September rate hike climbed to around 60%. That's a serious headwind for crypto.
— The latest rally was largely fueled by a short squeeze. For the move to continue, the market now needs fresh buyers rather than forced buying from liquidated shorts.
— Strong labor market data on Friday could further strengthen expectations for tighter Fed policy. In that case, bears would have another argument in favor of a deeper correction.
📌 The big question this week: can BTC ignore the deteriorating macro backdrop?
Technically, the market still looks resilient. But now it needs to prove that buyers are willing to keep adding positions even as expectations for tighter Fed policy continue to rise. | 5 690 |
| 6 | 📉 Market Overview
BTC: $78,674
ETH: $2,451
Fear & Greed Index: 62 (Greed)
BTC Dominance: 60.27%
😳 After the weekend manipulation, the market is slowly recovering, and we're seeing a small but steady move higher. In my opinion, this is driven more by the start of a new week and people's desire to enter positions than by any specific market factors. I think the key question this week will be whether BTC tests the $75K level.
❗️ The probability of a September rate hike has already jumped to around 60%. Not a good sign, and I think the market will start pricing in this scenario well before the actual Fed meeting.
In your opinion, which level will we reach first?
👍 — $80K
🔥 — $75K | 5 210 |
| 7 |  🗓 Narrative of the Week: The Fed Turns Hawkish Again
The biggest market narrative this week was arguably Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's speech at Jackson Hole.
At the start of the week, the market was mostly focused on BTC's continued rally and its attempts to break above $80K. But attention gradually shifted toward inflation and the Fed's future policy.
First, July's PCE came in slightly above expectations. Then Warsh's speech made it clear that another rate hike remains a real possibility if inflation fails to move convincingly toward the Fed's 2% target.
The most important development was the shift in market expectations: following Warsh's speech, the probability of a September rate hike increased significantly.
For crypto, this is far from an ideal backdrop. Tighter monetary policy means less liquidity and tougher conditions for risk assets.
At the same time, BTC has yet to show any real capitulation from buyers and continues to trade near key levels.
The big question now is whether Bitcoin can keep pushing higher despite the return of hawkish Fed expectations. | 6 771 |
| 8 | 😎 Warsh at Jackson Hole: Is the Fed Ready to Hike Rates Again?
Kevin Warsh's speech turned out to be noticeably more hawkish than many expected.
The main signal: the Fed still doesn't see enough progress on underlying inflation. Warsh emphasized that if the Fed isn't confident that inflation is returning to its 2% target, it still has "work to do." In effect, this is Warsh's clearest signal so far that further rate hikes remain on the table.
Another important point was the state of the economy. Warsh highlighted resilient consumer spending and investment, suggesting that current monetary policy may not be as restrictive as it appears. This also leaves room for tighter policy.
At the same time, Warsh gave no direct signal that rates will be raised in September. He emphasized that future decisions will depend on incoming data. However, the market reaction was clear: the probability of a September rate hike rose from roughly 35% to above 50% following his speech.
Warsh also outlined his vision for future Fed communication. He wants the central bank to be "quieter" — less forward guidance and more decisions based on incoming economic data.
For BTC, this is a rather bearish signal. A higher probability of tighter policy or even a rate hike means tougher conditions for risk assets. Now the market will be watching closely to see whether upcoming inflation and labor-market data confirm these expectations. | 8 132 |
| 9 | 🔥 WARSH JUST SPOKE
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh just delivered his Jackson Hole speech — and his remarks could have a major impact on the next move in crypto.
Token Report breaks down the key takeaways and what they mean for BTC.
👉 Check it out and support the post with a like ❤️ | 7 980 |
| 10 | ↗️ Market Overview
BTC: $79,881
ETH: $2,502
Fear & Greed Index: 73 (Greed)
BTC Dominance: 60.19%
😁 Well, I may have gotten a little carried away with $85K yesterday. No doubt, we still have every chance of reaching that level this week. But the problem is that we have Warsh speaking at Jackson Hole today. If we hear any hawkish takes from him, we could easily see the market sweep liquidity to the downside.
Just a reminder: Kevin Warsh's first speech as Fed Chair at Jackson Hole is scheduled for 17:00 UTC+3. | 8 374 |
| 11 | 😁 Looks like we're heading to $85K. | 8 633 |
| 12 | Goal reached, but I want to ask you:
What do you think will happen first this year?
👍 — BTC hits $100K
🔥 — BTC drops to $60K
😎 — Neither $100K nor $60K | 9 371 |
| 13 | ↗️ Market Overview
BTC: $79,016
ETH: $2,496
Fear & Greed Index: 71 (Greed)
BTC Dominance: 60.11%
😎 The action around the lower boundary of the channel continues, which suggests that the market is still accumulating positions. The problem for me is the disconnect: on the one hand, it makes sense to assume that we're heading lower from here. Both broader market factors and now the chart pattern point in that direction. On the other hand, that would be the obvious answer, and another stop hunt on short sellers before the actual decline seems like a very plausible scenario (at least around the $80K level).
To avoid guessing, I'll wait for a decision at least until tomorrow. On top of everything else, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is scheduled to speak at the Jackson Hole Symposium tomorrow, and his speech could easily become the catalyst for the next major move. | 9 811 |
| 14 | 📊 PCE: Inflation Is Not Cooling Down
July's PCE came in slightly worse than expected:
— Headline PCE: 3.7% YoY vs. 3.6% expected
— Core PCE: 3.3% YoY — in line with expectations
— Core PCE MoM: +0.2% — also in line with expectations
The key takeaway is that inflation remains well above the Fed's 2% target, while headline PCE has stayed at 3.7% for the second consecutive month.
For BTC, the signal is rather negative: the data gives the Fed no additional reason to move quickly toward monetary easing. At the same time, this wasn't a full-blown inflation surprise — the key Core PCE reading came in exactly as expected.
Now the market will have to assess how long the Fed is willing to tolerate inflation at these levels. | 9 093 |
| 15 |  📉 Market Overview
BTC: $78,895
ETH: $2,459
Fear & Greed Index: 65 (Greed)
BTC Dominance: 60.27%
😎 Once again, I'll draw the ascending channel I've grown quite fond of, but I should point out that we still don't have enough tests to be confident that it's a valid pattern. The timeframe isn't particularly high either, so I wouldn't take this setup at face value just yet.
❗️ I can see that many traders are now expecting a decline, and potentially a rather painful one. That scenario certainly seems like the most logical one. Still, I'd recommend staying cautious and watching how Bitcoin reacts at individual levels.
In any case, there's still plenty of liquidity waiting below that we haven't tapped yet after such a rapid move higher. | 8 441 |
| 16 | ⏳ COUNTDOWN: 24H
Tomorrow at 15:30 UTC+3 — July PCE, one of the key inflation indicators for the Fed.
What the market expects:
— Headline PCE (Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index): 3.6% YoY (June: 3.7%)
— Core PCE (Core Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index, excluding food and energy): 3.3% YoY (June: 3.3%)
— Core PCE MoM (core inflation month-over-month): +0.2% (June: +0.1%)
The key point is that the market is hardly expecting any surprises. The consensus for Core PCE is currently around 3.3%, roughly in line with the previous reading.
That’s why a strong BTC reaction is most likely if the data deviates from expectations. | 8 691 |
| 17 | ↗️ Market Overview
BTC: $80,734
ETH: $2,507
Fear & Greed Index: 74 (Greed)
BTC Dominance: 60.32%
😮 It looks like short sellers keep shooting themselves in the foot, trying to find a good entry point. Yesterday, they got squeezed out twice at $80K, and today — already at $81K. And it's quite possible they'll get squeezed out once or twice more. That said, I'd bet that we won't make it to $85K, and it's possible that the market will already be in the red by the end of the week.
❗️ Tomorrow we'll get the PCE report — the Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index. It's a fairly important indicator for the Fed, although it's worth noting that the market isn't expecting any major surprises from the release.
I'll talk about it in more detail in the next post. | 8 604 |
| 18 | 🎯 Target reached. | 8 537 |
| 19 | 👊 Bulls vs Bears
After BTC's impulsive move toward $75–80K, the market is once again split into two camps. Let's take a look at what the bulls and bears are saying.
🐂 BULLS
- BTC has climbed to three-month highs and is maintaining strong momentum. As long as the price holds above $77K, the structure remains constructive.
- Institutional demand is back. Spot BTC ETFs saw around $517M in inflows on August 19, followed by another $606M on August 20. This is no longer just a short squeeze story.
- Improving liquidity conditions are also supporting risk assets. The US Treasury's purchases of longer-dated Treasuries have pushed bond yields lower and supported risk appetite.
- The regulatory backdrop remains positive as well: progress on the CLARITY Act reduces uncertainty around future crypto regulations in the US.
🐻 BEARS
- BTC has gained roughly 20%+ in just a few days, with virtually no meaningful pullbacks. After such a move, signs of overheating are becoming increasingly obvious, while RSI is already at elevated levels.
- A significant portion of the move was driven by a short squeeze. This source of demand isn't unlimited: once the shorts are liquidated, the market needs new buyers to keep pushing higher.
- $80K remains a key resistance zone. The market has already faced selling pressure around this level, so simply reaching it doesn't mean a successful breakout is guaranteed.
- Finally, the macro backdrop is far from perfect: the Fed is keeping rates at 3.50–3.75%, while uncertainty around future monetary policy and geopolitics remains.
📌 In conclusion, the bulls currently have the advantage in terms of momentum and capital flows. The bears, meanwhile, have a strong argument in the form of an overheated market and the need to confirm the rally with genuine demand after the short squeeze runs out of fuel.
The main battle is now at $80K. If the level is decisively broken and held, the bullish scenario will receive strong confirmation. If not, the market could easily move back down in search of liquidity. | 9 648 |
| 20 |  ↗️ Market Overview
BTC: $77,412
ETH: $2,459
Fear & Greed Index: 73 (Greed)
BTC Dominance: 59.70%
🤑 The new week is starting sideways, which means the market is waiting for an answer to the main question: who are we going to hunt first? I can't give a definite answer yet, but I can assume that most traders will either look to short — given the negative geopolitical backdrop and, at best, neutral Fed rhetoric — or look for a better entry into longs, meaning they will also be waiting for a pullback.
That's why I'd rather bet that BTC will hit $80K before $75K. But I'll be honest — I'm not going to jump into a trade right now. I don't have enough technical arguments to justify it, and without them, I don't want to guess.
What do you think? Which level will we hit first?
👍 — $80K
🔥 — $75K | 8 712 |
