📅 3 events this week that could cause significant market volatility
1️⃣ Oct 20 – Deadline to submit comments on the SEC’s proposed crypto regulations
Following the setbacks to the CLARITY Act, the proposal’s next developments are worth watching. However, the end of the comment period does not mean the regulations will take effect immediately. What matters is how the proposal moves forward and how clear the regulatory policy becomes.
2️⃣ Oct 27–28 – Fed interest rate meeting
The market is not only watching to see whether the Fed raises or cuts interest rates, but is also paying attention to its messages about inflation, the economy, and upcoming monetary policy.
If the Fed signals a hawkish stance, risk assets could come under pressure. If its message is less hawkish than expected, the market could recover.
3️⃣ PCE inflation data
PCE is one of the inflation measures the Fed pays particular attention to. Persistent inflation could weigh on expectations for interest rate cuts; conversely, cooling figures could improve market sentiment.
Note: Check the official release calendar to confirm the date and data period, and don’t confuse forecasts with published figures.
📌 My trading plan:
Don’t increase leverage recklessly ahead of major events.
Don’t FOMO into good news, and don’t rush to short just because of bad news.
Watch BTC’s actual reaction: does support hold, does a breakout have sustained buying pressure, and is it confirmed by Spot flows?
News creates volatility, but entry points, capital management, and stop-loss discipline determine trading results.
Don’t try to predict every news event. Let the market confirm its direction before taking action.
1️⃣ Oct 20 – Deadline to submit comments on the SEC’s proposed crypto regulations
Following the setbacks to the CLARITY Act, the proposal’s next developments are worth watching. However, the end of the comment period does not mean the regulations will take effect immediately. What matters is how the proposal moves forward and how clear the regulatory policy becomes.
2️⃣ Oct 27–28 – Fed interest rate meeting
The market is not only watching to see whether the Fed raises or cuts interest rates, but is also paying attention to its messages about inflation, the economy, and upcoming monetary policy.
If the Fed signals a hawkish stance, risk assets could come under pressure. If its message is less hawkish than expected, the market could recover.
3️⃣ PCE inflation data
PCE is one of the inflation measures the Fed pays particular attention to. Persistent inflation could weigh on expectations for interest rate cuts; conversely, cooling figures could improve market sentiment.
Note: Check the official release calendar to confirm the date and data period, and don’t confuse forecasts with published figures.
📌 My trading plan:
Don’t increase leverage recklessly ahead of major events.
Don’t FOMO into good news, and don’t rush to short just because of bad news.
Watch BTC’s actual reaction: does support hold, does a breakout have sustained buying pressure, and is it confirmed by Spot flows?
News creates volatility, but entry points, capital management, and stop-loss discipline determine trading results.
Don’t try to predict every news event. Let the market confirm its direction before taking action.