$US It tries to claim the top spot on the losers' list every day ☝🏻 Smart-money shorts are profitable over 98% of the time. The market manipulation is out in the open now—they're not even pretending anymore.
$US really showed me what a bottomless pit is. Coins ranked below 300 by market cap are just used to fleece investors once, then become worthless, drop to zero, and get delisted.
🔥 DOGE just saw another new variable! A U.S. crypto tax bill passed 38–5—what’s truly worth watching are these 3 lines!🚀 💰 First: Payments. The “Digital Asset Tax Certainty Act” proposes tax exemptions for qualifying network/transaction fees of $10 or less, reducing the compliance burden for using smaller-value on-chain transactions. For $DOGE and high-frequency transfer and tipping scenarios, it really expands the room for application imagination. ⛏️ Second: Mining. The bill clearly lays out the tax treatment for activities like digital asset mining and staking, making tax rules for miner income more transparent. DOGE uses PoW and joint mining with Litecoin—these kinds of rule changes are worth keeping a close eye on. 🏦 Third: Institutions. The bill covers frameworks for how digital asset dealers are valued by market cap, along with rules around lending and wash sales, further aligning digital-asset tax treatment with traditional financial tax systems. ⚠️ But don’t rush to call it a “DOGE bullish move”—for now, it’s only the House Ways and Means Committee passing 38–5. It still needs further procedures before it can officially become law. Which of these matters most for $DOGE—payments, mining, or institutional capital?👇$BTC C #BTC重返8万 #比特币突破8万美元大关
Bitcoin falls below the $77,000 level; bulls face pressure before the FOMC “rate-hike day”
As of September 15, Bitcoin is trading around $77,300, repeatedly testing the key support at $76,380—the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level from the June low to the August high.
Macroeconomic pressure continues to build. US August CPI rose 3.4% year over year, and core inflation remains sticky. Goldman Sachs has revised its September outlook from “rates unchanged” to “a 25-basis-point rate hike.” CME FedWatch shows the probability of a rate hike at the Fed’s September 15–16 meeting is as high as 86.5%, while the odds of maintaining the status quo are only 13.5%.
There is a clear divergence in market flows. Spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen net outflows for three consecutive trading days, totaling about $449 million, with BlackRock’s IBIT recording a daily outflow of $19.2 million. Ether ETFs, by contrast, attracted $216 million amid the weakness; BlackRock’s ETHA saw a daily inflow of $149 million. Capital appears to be rotating from BTC to ETH.