VTHO has been showing strength and already accumulates a strong rise. In the 5-minute chart, I see resistance around 0,000749 and support near 0,000700–0,000690.
My strategy would be not to enter the impulse: I prefer to wait for a pullback to support or a confirmed breakout of 0,000749 with volume.
My 15-minute chart reading is bullish: IOST is above the EMA 7, 25, and 99, showing buying strength. But after a move up of more than 155% in the day, I think it’s risky to buy right at the top.
In my opinion, the best strategy would be to wait for a pullback and watch the 0,00208–0,00200 area for a possible entry, if support is respected.
🎯 TP1: 0,00220 🎯 TP2: 0,00230 🎯 TP3: 0,00236
If it breaks 0,00200 with strength, I’d stay out and wait for a new opportunity. This is not financial advice—just my chart analysis.
🚨 TRUMP PRESSURES THE FED — AND THE MARKET IS WATCHING
Donald Trump and members of his administration are pressuring the Federal Reserve not to raise interest rates in September and instead consider a cut.
The problem? Inflation is still above the 2% target, while the market is still pricing in a meaningful chance of a hike at the September 15–16 meeting. The probabilities from the CME FedWatch are changing rapidly as new economic data comes in.
And here’s the most important point:
🔹 Rate cut: can ease financial conditions and stimulate the economy in the short term.
🔹 Rate hike: would help fight inflation, but it would increase the cost of credit for consumers and businesses.
🔹 Political pressure: if the Fed gives in to the White House, the discussion stops being purely economic and starts directly involving the central bank’s independence.
For the crypto market, this dispute is especially important. A more dovish Fed could increase liquidity and favor risk assets, while a more aggressive stance could strengthen the dollar and weigh on Bitcoin and altcoins.
📌 Now, the market isn’t only looking at the Fed’s decision — it’s trying to figure out who will truly have the final say: inflation, economic data, or political pressure.
Market Alert: Oil returns to $100 with escalation in the Middle East and inflation on the radar! The energy market has once again entered a zone of turbulence as regional conflicts intensify.
Escalating tensions in the Middle East and the direct risk to fuel supply on major shipping routes pushed the Brent crude oil price back to the critical level of US$100.
The impact on the real economy is immediate. Fuel prices at the pump are already showing sharp increases in the European market, raising the cost of living and the price of transporting goods within just a few days.
💡 What does this mean for the crypto market and macroeconomics? Inflationary Pressure: Ongoing increases in energy costs make global logistics more expensive, which may delay interest rate cuts by the main central banks.
Risk Appetite: With geopolitical volatility and the outlook for higher inflation for longer, risk assets go through periods of greater instability.
Capital Flows: While traditional markets digest shocks in energy supply, investors closely track liquidity in stablecoins and in alternative hedging assets.
Nvidia Director Makes a Major Move and the Stock Market Lights Up a Warning 🚨
Mark Stevens, a member of Nvidia’s board of directors, reported the sale of 1.02 million shares of the company’s common stock. The transactions took place in the first days of September, with the shares trading in a price range between $227.25 and $234.04.
Although sales by executives (so-called insider transactions) are part of individual diversification strategies or profit-taking, the significant volume often draws market attention—especially given Nvidia’s central role in the global Artificial Intelligence narrative.
What could this signal to investors?
* Profit-Taking: Executive sales don’t always indicate weakness in the company’s fundamentals, but rather personal asset management. * AI Sector Sentiment: Large moves by tech giants are closely watched, as they can create short-term volatility in both traditional markets and in cryptocurrencies tied to Artificial Intelligence.
Tracking executive behavior in large corporations is vital to understanding liquidity dynamics and broader macro sentiment.
UK Alert: Tensions in the Middle East and extreme weather could reignite inflation! 📉⚡
The Governor of the Bank of England (BoE), Andrew Bailey, has raised a yellow flag for the UK economy. In recent remarks to lawmakers, Bailey warned that two major external factors could trigger another jump in inflation before the country’s next budget: * Geopolitical Tensions in the Gulf: Risks of disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and bottlenecks in global refining capacity tend to make energy more expensive and increase volatility in markets. * Climate Impacts: The drought in the UK combined with the global effects of El Niño continues to pressure the agricultural supply chain.
What the numbers say: * Food inflation: The projection is that it will reach around 3.5% by the end of the year. * Headline inflation (CPI): The BoE expects that conflicts in the Middle East could push the index to 3.2% in Q4, up from the 2.9% recorded in July.
And what about interest rates? 🏦 While the market is betting on holding the interest rate steady at the next BoE meeting, pricing already points to the possibility of a 25 basis-point increase still this year. Bailey urged caution and asked lawmakers not to jump to conclusions about the next steps of monetary policy.
💡 Crypto Market Outlook: Persistent inflation in major economies leaves less room for aggressive rate cuts by monetary authorities. When central banks keep tightening, global liquidity becomes restricted—an environment that often calls for extra attention from investors in risk assets, such as the crypto ecosystem.
🇺🇸 TRUMP X SUPREME COURT: NEW DISPUTE OVER MAIL-IN VOTING
The Trump administration has again pressed the Supreme Court to allow new restrictions on mailed ballots ahead of the midterm elections.
The government's argument is that the court decision could create confusion and chaos, since some states have already begun — or are about to begin — distributing ballots.
On the other side, Democratic states and election rights groups say the changes would be unconstitutional and that election officials would not have enough time to adapt their systems.
📌 The most important point: eligibility to vote by mail continues to be defined by each state's laws. The USPS also does not decide who can vote or count the ballots.
⚠️ This dispute could gain even more weight as the elections approach. And when politics and uncertainty enter the radar, markets usually pay attention.
Russia and Ukraine exchange accusations after warnings about the safety of Russian airspace.
🇷🇺 Moscow claims that Kyiv distorted the facts and that its statements may pose a threat to civil aviation. The Russian government has also contacted the ICAO and says it is strengthening security protocols.
⚠️ Beyond the geopolitical risk, the market may react if the situation escalates: oil, gold, the dollar, and cryptocurrencies may feel the increase in risk aversion.
For me, the main point now is to watch whether this remains only at the level of rhetoric or whether new restrictions and incidents emerge.
Wall Street Close: Strong U.S. Employment Sparks Market Alert
The American stock market ended the day lower after the release of the employment report (Payroll) came in well above expectations. The result boosted Treasury yields and increased bets that the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates at the next meeting.
Day Summary:
Dow Jones: -0.51% (53,414.25)
S&P 500: -0.38% (7,718.60)
Nasdaq: -0.29% (26,506.99)
What moved the markets:
Hot payrolls: The U.S. created 162,000 jobs versus the 53,000 expected. The unemployment rate came in at 4.1%.
Rate pressure: The probability of a rate hike by the Fed at this month’s meeting rose to 58%, according to CME FedWatch.
Asset highlights: In technology, the semiconductor and storage sector rose sharply (with SanDisk and Micron standing out), while Tesla led losses among Big Tech, plunging nearly 6%.
With the labor market still hot, investors’ attention now turns entirely to the next inflation data to determine the direction of global monetary policy.
The U.S. House has reduced its voting calendar in September, leaving a very short window to move the CLARITY Act forward before the midterm elections.
Meanwhile, the Senate is keeping a cloture vote scheduled for September 15, which will be one of the key tests for the bill.
⚠️ The problem? If the Senate changes the text, it will have to go back to the House — and the tight calendar could push everything into a post-election session.
📊 My take: regulatory uncertainty has increased. For the crypto market, the focus is now on September 15.
🎙️ 🎉2026 raging bull market— the horn has sounded. Market opportunities are all on the BSC chain!! On November 1st, Musk will celebrate the birthday of his Martian dog Marvin. This on-chain market move—be sure to seize it!
Poland’s foreign minister, Radosław Sikorski, named Donald Trump in comments on a report about alleged Russian assistance to Iran in developing hypersonic cruise missiles.
The first post said that Putin “doesn’t seem to be a friend” of Trump. Then, Sikorski deleted and republished it with an even more direct line:
“Putin does not respect the U.S. president.”
🔥 More than a diplomatic provocation, the episode shows how the Russia–U.S. relationship and Moscow’s support for Iran could lead to a renewed increase in geopolitical tension.
For markets, this kind of escalation deserves attention: oil, the dollar, gold, and crypto can react quickly to new headlines.
The US attacked Iranian rocket launchers that would be prepared to place mines in the Strait of Hormuz. The move reignites the risk of a new escalation in the Middle East.
🛢️ Oil is already reacting: Brent moving closer to US$ 89.
📉 If tensions continue, we could see: • Higher oil prices • Heightened inflation pressure • Stocks under pressure • Greater volatility in the crypto market
⚠️ If Ormuz is threatened again, the impact could go far beyond oil.
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