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FOMC: Oct 28, 18:00 UTC. A hold is expected. A December hike remains in play. Less urgency to hike could help BTC’s current trend continue. A hawkish hold could send BTC lower. Be ready for sharp swings around the decision. Prepare your next trade on Aark. Up to 1000x leverage.
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US flash PMI is due Oct 23 at 13:45 UTC. Consensus: Manufacturing 55.5 / Services 58.0. Last release: BTC fell 1.77% in the first hour. Softer growth and easing price pressures could help BTC’s rebound continue. Prepare your next trade on Aark. Up to 1000x leverage.
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BTC is stuck in a tight range. CPI could change that. Neither buyers nor sellers have taken control. The next inflation print could bring the volatility that pushes price beyond the box. Sep 11 CPI day: BTC spiked $3,797 from its intraday low of $76,040 to $79,837. October 14. 12:30 UTC. Prepare your next trade on Aark. Up to 1000x leverage, isolated margin, and customizable take-profit.
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Aark × @UpscaleTrade We’re partnering with Upscale, a Web3 prop trading platform offering funded accounts across crypto, forex and commodities. More on the partnership soon.
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Bitcoin enters the Fed decision and the CLARITY cloture vote with BTC-denominated open interest down 13.5%. One reprices crypto’s cost of capital. The other reprices its U.S. regulatory cost. xitter.cf/SantimentData/status/2…
Everyone is watching Tuesday’s cloture vote and Wednesday’s Fed. The positioning data says the market already made its move. 📊 Coin-denominated open interest fell from 321,497 BTC on Sep 3 to 278,151 on Sep 11. Down 43,346 coins, or 13.5%. 📉 Price fell 5% over the same stretch, so this was not a valuation effect. 🔀 Positioning sits about 20% below where it was before the mid-August rally. 🧭 The slide stopped on Sep 11 and has ticked up for two sessions since. The de-risking happened ahead of the week, not during it. The headlines arrive Tuesday, the positioning moved last week. 🔗 Explore BTC open interest in Sanbase: app.santiment.net/charts/btc…
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Santiment data shows BTC-denominated open interest fell from 321,497 BTC on September 3 to 278,151 BTC on September 11, down 13.5%, while price fell about 5%. OI stopped falling on September 11. The de-risking predates both policy events.
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Lower OI changes sensitivity, not direction. It reduces the fuel for cascading liquidations, but also removes leverage-driven upside. This week tests whether lower U.S. regulatory risk can attract fresh capital while tighter monetary policy raises its cost.
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Hunter Biden’s LAPTOP printed a $314.94B peak valuation on GMGN after its September 9 Base launch.
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Supply also reached the market through airdrop claims and market-maker inventory. According to Lookonchain, cited by IBTimes, Wintermute received 2.5M LAPTOP from the team and sold 466,255 for about $2.08M.
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The launch exposed an imbalance: limited liquidity amplified early buying, while incoming supply needed fresh demand to sustain those prices. The adjustment fell on buyers who paid the opening prices before the market absorbed that supply.
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