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🚨🚨 Is the Fed actually going to put rates up on the 28th of October? Rubbish

The proper question is: when on earth is the market going to rumble that the decision's already in the bag?

Nine out of eighteen officials have slapped a hike right onto the dot plot. That’s not a cheeky guess, mate, that’s a written vote hashed out weeks ago , And Warsh knows it, but he’s playing it dead crafty with tactical radio silence

No forward guidance, no personal dots

He reckons guidance is 'unsuitable'. That’s not being cautious; that’s legal cover so he can hike without getting accused of 'stitching up' market expectations

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​Inflation came in hotter than expected (3.7% and 2.6%), and hike odds shot up to 42% in a single day , Yields didn't hang about: the 10-year touched 5.37%, and the 30-year smashed past 5.7%. The market's already pricing it in

​And here’s where most crypto traders are making a proper cock-up: they reckon spiking yields equals curtains for Bitcoin , Absolute bollocks , It’s the exact reverse

Every bit of current selling is just front-running the hike. When the Fed actually pulls the trigger on the 28th, there won’t be any fresh 'bad surprises'

History’s crystal clear: the biggest monster rallies in Bitcoin kick off after the market’s digested the hike, not before

Liquidity stops draining out, the dollar starts sliding back relative, and the institutions that quietly hoovered up the panic-selling pump the price up

​Warsh’s deliberate silence isn't weakness… it’s a tool to create temporary selling pressure on Bitcoin and Ethereum so the big players can buy at cheaper prices

Anyone watching Warsh’s mouth is selling

Anyone watching the dots and the advance pricing , is buying right now before the stage is exposed

$SOL

#Fed #USGovernment #KevinWarshDisclosedCryptoInvestments #Market_Update

#USPPIRises6.3%YearOverYear

🏛️ The Fed Votes Before It Sees Its Favorite Inflation Gauge

📊 September PPI: +6.3% y/y and +1.3% m/m, the biggest yearly jump since Dec 2022 (BLS)
⛽ Energy producer prices +10.8% in one month, +35.6% vs a year ago
⚠️ Core PPI ex food, energy and trade: +5.0% y/y, so it's not only oil
📅 The FOMC decides Oct 28. September PCE data lands Oct 29, a day later
📈 Economists polled by CNBC see core PCE +0.32% m/m, about 3.1% y/y
🎯 October hike odds: about 13-14% on Kalshi and Polymarket, down from roughly 30% on PPI day

What it means for crypto: a hold would ease near-term pressure, but hot pipeline inflation keeps a December hike in play, and higher-for-longer rates have tended to weigh on risk assets. $BTC trades near $82K.

Hold in October, or a surprise hike? 👇

$BTC $ETH
#USPPIRises6.3%YearOverYear #CryptoNews #Fed #Macro

🚨 $14.6B IN FED TREASURY REINVESTMENTS… BULLISH FOR $BTC OR OVERHYPED?

The New York Fed plans around $14.6B in Treasury reinvestment purchases from Oct 15 to Nov 13

But here's the detail many headlines miss 👇

This is reinvesting money from maturing securities, NOT $14.6B in brand-new stimulus

I'm watching whether broader liquidity and risk appetite improve into November. If financial conditions become more supportive, crypto could benefit. But this operation alone doesn't guarantee a Bitcoin rally

Rates, the dollar and market positioning still matter

Are traders underestimating the liquidity story or is this headline getting overhyped? 🤔

#BTC #market #FED

🇺🇸 HUGE: The Fed schedules up to $14.612 BILLION in Treasury-bill reinvestment purchases, starting October 19.

Five operations run through November 9, with the final settlement on November 10.

#Crypto #Fed

🔥 US inflation hotter than expected for two days in a row. And yet $BTC ended the week almost flat. Why?

📌 The facts (BLS, CNBC, Oct. 14–15, 2026)
• September consumer price index (CPI): +3.7% year over year (3.6% expected)
• “Core” inflation, excluding energy and food: +2.6%
• Producer price index (PPI): +6.3% year over year (5.3% expected), driven by energy
• Bets on a Fed rate hike on Oct. 28: ~34% according to CME FedWatch, up from less than 18% a week earlier
• BTC: low of ~$80,600 on Thursday, then ~$81,800 on Sunday, down about 1% for the week

🧠 How it works
When the Fed raises rates, safe dollar investments pay more. Some money then moves out of riskier assets, including crypto. But the market looked at the details: a large part of the increase came from fuel, not prices across the board.

⚖️ The nuance
• Inflation driven “just by energy” can still become entrenched
• The Fed already raised rates in September (3.75–4.00%), and many analysts are looking more toward December
• A probability is not a forecast

👤 Rokia, a seamstress in Bobo-Dioulasso, keeps her savings in USDT. A tougher Fed stance could strengthen the dollar: good for the value of her USDT against the CFA franc, but imported goods paid for in dollars could cost her supplier more.

✅ The number that matters isn’t the headline; it’s what’s inside it.

Rate hike on October 28: are you betting yes or no? 👇

Not financial advice. DYOR.
Sources: BLS, CNBC, CME FedWatch, Plainly Crypto.

#Bitcoin #Fed #Inflation #Afrique

🚨📉 BREAKING: FED RATE HIKE ODDS DROP TO 17% — IS BITCOIN READY FOR A BULLISH MOVE? 📈🔥

⚡ A major shift in market expectations!

The probability of another 25-basis-point Federal Reserve rate hike in October has reportedly fallen to just 17%, while the odds of rates remaining unchanged have climbed to 83%.

👀 What does this mean for the crypto market?

💰 Potential relief for Bitcoin: Lower expectations for rate hikes could support risk assets like Bitcoin ($BTC ) and altcoins by easing pressure on financial markets.

📊 Liquidity matters: If monetary conditions become more supportive, crypto could benefit. However, market direction will still depend on economic data, investor sentiment, and actual Fed decisions.

⚠️ Inflation remains a risk: A hotter-than-expected inflation report or hawkish Fed comments could quickly reverse market sentiment and trigger volatility.

🎯 Key event to watch: The October 27–28 FOMC meeting could provide important clues about the Fed’s next move.

🔥 Trader’s strategy: • Watch Bitcoin’s key support and resistance levels. • Avoid chasing sudden price movements. • Use proper stop-losses and manage leverage carefully.

💬 Your opinion: Is this the beginning of a bullish move for Bitcoin, or just a temporary relief before another market correction?

👇 Share your thoughts in the comments!

#BinanceSquare #Bitcoin #BTC #FederalReserve #Fed #CryptoMarket #TradingTips

📊 #OctoberFedHikeOddsFallToAround17% Market Noise vs. Macro Reality
The headline figure points to a 17% chance of an October Fed hike, but a deep dive into conflicting data feeds reveals a market struggling with mixed signals and macroeconomic friction.
Conflicting Hike Odds & Data Feeds
Barron's (Oct 16): Reported October hike odds at 33.8%, up slightly from 33.2% the previous day.
Eastmoney / Cailianshe (Oct 16): Estimated the October hold probability at 71.8% and hike probability at 28.2%.
InvestmentNews (Oct 14): Noted that after a hot core CPI print, October hike odds spiked to 51.5%—surging from 23.8% just one day prior.
Key Macro & Market Drivers
1. Stubborn Inflation September PPI came in at 6.3% annualized (vs. 5.3% expected), while Core PPI hit 5.0% (vs. 4.4% expected). This followed a hot CPI print the day before, challenging the prevailing "disinflation" narrative.
2. Bitcoin's Resilience: BTC briefly dipped below $80,000 following the hot PPI print—its lowest mark since September 18—before quickly recovering into the $82K zone. This reaction suggests the market was not heavily positioned for a hike surprise.
3. Institutional Capital Outflows:
Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $261M in net outflows on October 14 and $262M the following day.
Ethereum ETFs shed $130M.
Solana ETFs extended their losing streak to 8 consecutive sessions.
⚠️ Outlook & What to Watch
The 17% headline probability appears outdated in light of recent hot inflation prints. While Bitcoin holding the $80K support level shows solid underlying demand, broader risk assets remain vulnerable.
Next Catalyst: Keep a close eye on the 10-year Treasury yield. A breakout higher will likely increase pressure across crypto and traditional risk markets alike.
#CPIWatch #Fed #Bitcoin $BTC

📊 Inflation is back in the spotlight.
The rise in US producer prices to 6.3% is once again highlighting inflationary pressures and their potential impact on monetary policy.
With the Federal Reserve meeting approaching, markets are watching for any signals about the path of interest rates and global liquidity.
For markets and digital assets, inflation data remains one of the key indicators that could affect investor sentiment in the coming period.

#bitcoin #Crypto
#Fed #Inflation #markets

JUST IN: Bitcoin steadied near $82,000 as South Korean stocks rebounded 2% and Fed rate hike expectations eased.
October hike odds fell to 15% from 27% after Fed Chair Kevin Warsh avoided signaling further increases.
#Bitcoin #Fed #BitcoinShortTermHoldersReach4.08MBTC $BTC $NVDAB $SPCXB


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$BTC steadied near $82,000 as South Korean stocks rebounded 2% and expectations for a Fed rate hike eased.

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh avoided signaling further hikes, with October hike odds falling to 15% from 27% a day earlier.

Meanwhile, the US 10-year Treasury yield briefly reached 5.13% as US stocks traded mixed.

#Bitcoin #Fed

​🚨 WHY THE FED BLACKOUT MATTERS (OCT 17–29)

​The Fed goes silent tonight ahead of the Oct 27–28 FOMC rate decision.

​🔹 No Fed Guidance: Zero policy speeches for 12 days.

🔹 Raw Data Driver: Markets trade purely on incoming economic prints.

🔹 Volatility Spike: Thinner liquidity means sharper liquidations on leverage.

​💡 Keep stop-losses tight as macro volatility ramps up!

​#Fed $BTC

The #Fed is no longer expected to hike rates this month. 👀

The odds of a rate hike have dropped to just 13%.

This is a positive sign for crypto, as no rate hike means less pressure on the market.

🇺🇸 KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM FED CHAIR KEVIN WARSH’S SPEECH TODAY:

• The Fed remains committed to bringing inflation under control.

• Inflation continues to be a major challenge.

• Warsh refuses to give any hints about upcoming interest rate decisions.

• Strong investment is helping drive U.S. economic growth.

• The global economy is proving more resilient than expected.

• Warsh is extremely bullish on AI, expecting it to boost productivity and economic growth.

• However, AI’s short-term impact on jobs remains uncertain.

#Fed #AI #US

Expectations for an October Fed rate hold strengthen after Warsh’s remarks

🏦 Speaking with the IMF in Bangkok on October 16, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh reaffirmed his commitment to price stability but offered no guidance on the next rate decision. He recalled September’s hike and said he would not prejudge the remaining meetings this year.

📉 After his remarks, market odds of a rate hike at the October 27–28 meeting fell from around 27% to below 15%. The dollar weakened while S&P 500 futures edged higher as expectations for unchanged rates strengthened.

⚖️ This does not amount to a Fed commitment to hold rates. Warsh noted that an investment surge, including AI spending, is boosting demand and putting upward pressure on prices in the near term, keeping inflation risks in focus.

#Fed $TRX

❓ Is the Fed done hiking? $BTC traders now think so
✅ Warsh gave no October hike hint in Bangkok today
✅ Oct 28 hike odds fell from ~27% to ~15% (FT)
⚠️ His words: the Fed doesn't "prejudge meetings"
⚠️ BTC tagged $82,941, got rejected at the 1H 200 EMA
• Now $82,104 (+1.5%); top gainer $TIA +32%
🎯 My take: 1H close over $82.9K → $84.35K; under $81.7K = range again
💬 Pause in October, or one more hike? 👇
#Fed #Warsh #Bitcoin

#OctoberFedHikeOddsFallToAround17%

🇺🇸 Warsh Stays Quiet, Fed Hike Bets Fade

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh spoke at the IMF meetings in Bangkok on Friday and gave no hint on the next move.

🗣️ "I don't prejudge meetings," he said, adding the Fed is no longer in the forward guidance business
📉 Odds of an October hike fell from about 28% to around 15-17%
📅 The Fed meets Oct 27-28, after raising rates to 3.75%-4.00% in September, its first hike since 2023
⚠️ Inflation is still hot: September CPI 3.7%, PPI 6.3% y/y
🏦 Goldman now expects a pause in October and a final hike in December

BTC trades near $82.3K, up ~1.6% in 24h.

What it means for crypto: a likely October pause eases near-term pressure on risk assets, but a December hike is still priced in, so rate risk hasn't gone away.

Pause in October, then hike in December, or no more hikes at all? 👇

$BTC $ETH
#CryptoNews #Fed #Macro #OctoberFedHikeOddsFallToAround17%

​🚨 FED BLACKOUT BEGINS (OCT 17–29)!!!

​The Fed goes silent ahead of the Oct 27–28 rate decision.

​🔹️ No Fed Speeches: Markets trade strictly on raw data.

🔹️ Rate Odds: Low chance of an October rate hike.

🔹️ US10Y Yields: Pulling back toward 5.06%, easing pressure on $BTC

​⚠️ Trader Note: Expect lower liquidity and sharper sudden volatility spikes. #Fed

Warsh did not signal a rate hike this month; synchronized global tightening takes center stage

In his latest remarks, Fed Governor Warsh did not signal another rate hike this month, instead turning attention to "synchronous tightening" by central banks around the world. CNBC reported that Warsh refrained from signaling another interest rate hike this month and pointed to "synchronous tightening" by central banks.

These remarks matter because they have temporarily eased market concerns about the Fed pursuing aggressive tightening on its own, but they have not ruled out further rate hikes. Warsh’s emphasis on synchronized global action suggests that if inflationary pressures persist, the Fed may still tighten policy in step with the rest of the world rather than acting entirely independently of other major central banks.

The data offer no clear path for interest rates from Warsh; he cited only "synchronous tightening" as his central argument. This means markets will still need to rely on upcoming inflation data to gauge the direction of policy. If CPI or PPI figures once again come in above expectations, rate expectations could quickly reverse, putting renewed pressure on the valuations of risk assets.

For crypto assets such as BTC, sensitivity to interest rates remains significant. Warsh’s cautious remarks may ease rate-hike concerns in the short term, but if the pace of global tightening accelerates, tighter dollar liquidity will remain an obstacle to further gains. Markets may interpret this as a neutral-to-hawkish policy stance rather than a clear signal of monetary easing.

One counterpoint is that Warsh did not explicitly rule out further rate hikes, and "synchronous tightening" could mean that global liquidity conditions remain broadly tight rather than easing in some regions. If other central banks continue raising rates, the likelihood of the Fed following suit will increase, once again highlighting BTC’s sensitivity to interest rates.

Key factors to watch next are: first, whether upcoming inflation data exceed expectations; second, policy moves by other major central banks; and third, BTC’s immediate response to interest-rate expectations. If inflation data are moderate, Warsh’s remarks may reinforce market expectations that policy will be put on hold. If the data are strong, rate expectations may heat up again.

#Bitcoin #Fed #CryptoMarket

The above is a summary of information and personal analysis and does not constitute investment advice.

Everyone takes for granted what the Federal Reserve will do.

Investors assume it will keep rates unchanged in October.

But Kevin Warsh complicates the picture.

He rejects traditional forms of communication and remains concerned about inflation.

This stance creates uncertainty that few had on their radar.

A shift in the Fed's tone always affects liquidity in $BTC .

What do you think of Warsh's move?

#Fed #Cripto #BTC

Speaking at the 2026 IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok on Friday, Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh emphasized that G20 economies have shown surprising resilience amid tightening cycles and geopolitical headwinds. He expressed strong confidence that the US economy will emerge even stronger and continue driving global expansion.

This optimistic assessment from the Fed Chair signals that monetary leadership remains unconcerned about an imminent domestic recession. Consequently, this resilience gives the central bank greater leeway to sustain restrictive monetary conditions without fearing immediate economic damage.

For broader financial markets, Warsh's firm stance reinforces expectations of higher-for-longer benchmark yields and provides underlying support for the US dollar. Traditional equities and debt instruments may face persistent valuation pressure as aggressive easing hopes are pushed further out.

In the digital asset space, durable macroeconomic strength presents a double-edged sword for $BTC and altcoins. While sustained economic activity limits liquidity panic, prolonged high cost of capital dampens aggressive risk-taking across crypto markets in the near term.

#Fed #KevinWarsh #MacroEconomics