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The SEC proposed new rules so investment funds can self-custody crypto.

The proposal would allow investment advisers and regulated funds to keep their own crypto assets, instead of being required to rely on a traditional external custodian.

This adds to the list of administrative moves the SEC has made this quarter without needing Congress—remember the exemption for tokenized shares from a few weeks ago. While major laws like the Clarity Act remain stalled, regulation continues to advance in smaller but more concrete pieces.

For institutional funds, this could reduce costs and friction when operating with crypto—a technical detail that in the long run makes it easier for more institutional money to enter the market.

Do you think these kinds of small advances end up weighing more than a big law that never gets passed? 👇

#SEC #Regulación #Bitcoin #CreatorPad

Bitcoin jumps to almost $87,000 on weaker-than-expected employment data.

Today, the first day of October, U.S. employment data was released that was weaker than the market anticipated. The reaction was immediate: Bitcoin rose strongly, topping $86,500 and moving closer to $87,000.

The logic behind this move has been something we’ve seen several times this year: a weaker labor market increases the chances that the Fed will be more flexible with interest rates later on, which benefits risk assets like Bitcoin.

It’s the same pattern, but in reverse, that we saw in September when strong employment data pushed the price down.

Have you already identified this “weak employment data = Bitcoin goes up” pattern? 👇

#Bitcoin #BTC #Empleo #CreatorPad

One of the largest banks in the world is upping the ante on Bitcoin.

Citigroup raised its 12-month price target for Bitcoin to $113,000. The reason it gives is increased activity in the crypto market, a more favorable macroeconomic backdrop, and the return of net inflows to spot ETFs.

This isn’t the first time a large bank has adjusted its view on Bitcoin, but it is a sign that the institutional narrative is shifting its tone after a volatile quarter.

To put it in context: that target implies upside of about 30% from current levels. As always, a price target is an informed opinion, not a guarantee.

Do you give weight to this kind of bank forecast, or do you prefer to rely only on your own analysis? 👇

#Bitcoin #Citigroup #CreatorPad

AllUnity launched a new dollar stablecoin, backed by real reserves of the currency.

It joins an ever-growing list of dollar stablecoins backed by reserves—still, by far, the most-used type of asset in crypto for payments and saving in dollars outside the U.S.

It’s no coincidence that these kinds of launches keep showing up: while Bitcoin’s price dominates the headlines, stablecoins are what drive real day-to-day volume across multiple regions, especially in Latin America, where a large part of crypto usage is precisely to stay in dollars.

It’s worth remembering the basic criteria when evaluating any new stablecoin: how transparent it is about its reserves, and who audits to confirm that the backing is real.

Are you keeping an eye on these types of launches, or is BTC price all that matters to you? 👇

#Stablecoin #AllUnity #Cripto #CreatorPad

Bitcoin is trying, but there’s a real technical wall at $85,000.

As the price rises, the MACD indicator (which measures momentum) is flattening—meaning the force behind the uptrend is running out, even though the moving averages are still in a bullish configuration.

The bullish scenario, according to several analysts, requires Bitcoin to hold support at $81,800 and manage to stabilize today’s close. If that happens, we’d head into October with historical tailwinds: the fourth quarter has, on average, been the strongest quarter of the year for Bitcoin.

Adding to the positives, the ETFs have had 8–9 straight days of net inflows, and demand from long-term accumulators is at record levels. Some are already starting to talk about $100,000 as a target for this quarter.

Do you think we break $85,000 this week, or do we need more time for consolidation? 👇

#Bitcoin #BTC #Q4 #CreatorPad

Today, in the last few hours, a historic record is being decided.

Bitcoin is gaining around 7.3% in September, and while it may not seem like it, that is enormous—September is HISTORICALLY the worst month of the year for Bitcoin. From 2013 to 2025, it closed in the red 8 out of 13 times, including 6 straight years between 2017 and 2022. September’s historical average is -2.34%.

If today’s close holds, it would be the best September recorded, narrowly beating the 7.29% from 2024. But it’s literally "on a tightrope"—the result depends on where today’s candle closes.

If Bitcoin stays above $83,600, the record will be confirmed.

This is the kind of data you don’t see every day—the most feared month in the crypto calendar could end up being the best.

Did you already know that September had such a bad reputation historically for Bitcoin? 👇

#Bitcoin #BTC #Septiembre #CreatorPad

2 days left until the end of September, and Bitcoin could make history.

If Bitcoin closes the month in the green, it would be its third consecutive profitable month (July, August, and September)—something that would break a pattern that has gone more than a decade without repeating at this time of year.

A full third quarter would end with a rise of more than 40%, its best quarter since Q3 2025.

Extra detail for those already thinking about what’s next: the fourth quarter has historically been Bitcoin’s strongest, with an average gain of around 77%, according to CoinGlass data.

Heads up: this is historical context, not a promise that it will happen again. The macro backdrop remains volatile (bond yields at their highest since 2007, unresolved tension with Iran).

Do you think Bitcoin closes September in the green and enters October with strength? 👇

#Bitcoin #BTC #Q4 #CreatorPad

When the price falls, there are buyers who aren’t bothered.

On Monday, as Bitcoin dropped 1.13%, two companies kept buying: Strategy acquired 1,665 BTC for $142.7 million (bringing its total to 847,666 BTC), and Strive bought 1,107 BTC for $94.5 million. Together, more than $237 million in purchases on the same day of the drop.

Spot ETFs, on the other hand, cooled off significantly—just $31 million in net inflows on Monday, far below the nearly $1,000 million we saw the week before.

The takeaway is that “traditional institutional money” (ETFs) became more cautious, but the corporate treasuries that accumulate Bitcoin as a long-term reserve continue buying regardless of short-term noise.

Which of the two buyer types do you give more weight to for the future? 👇

#Bitcoin #Strategy #Strive #CreatorPad

The story of Iran took an unexpected turn.

A few days ago, we celebrated that Iran offered to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. This weekend, Trump rejected that 7-day truce proposal. The immediate result: Brent oil rose back above $105, and U.S. Treasury yields continue to climb.

Bitcoin felt the hit: it fell to as low as $82,600 during the weekend, after having touched $87,000+ last week. Now it’s trading around $84,000, testing the lower end of last week’s consolidation range.

An FxPro analyst sums it up well: retesting the $82,000 zone (where peaks formed in May and in early September) is completely to be expected in this context. What would be a more serious signal is if Bitcoin falls persistently below $80,000.

Did you see this Trump rejection coming, or did it surprise you? 👇

#Bitcoin #Irán #Trump #Petróleo #CreatorPad

Tomorrow Friday at 8:00 AM (UTC time) a mountain of Bitcoin options expires.

About $15.6 billion in Bitcoin options are set to liquidate on Deribit, the largest expiry of all of 2026, equivalent to 182,000 BTC in contracts (106,200 calls and 75,900 puts).

The key takeaway is that positioning is clearly skewed to the upside (more bullish bets than bearish ones), and the "max pain" price—the level where more contracts expire worthless—is at $76,000, almost $9,000 below where Bitcoin is trading right now.

Why should you care? Because when so many contracts expire at once, the hedges that market makers had been putting in place (buying or selling real BTC to protect themselves) disappear overnight. That can trigger sharper-than-usual moves right after the expiration.

Add to that the fact that on the same day, U.S. durable goods and consumer confidence data will also be released—multiple catalysts within just a few hours.

Are you preparing for more volatility tomorrow or not paying much attention to it? 👇

#Bitcoin #Opciones #Deribit #CreatorPad

There is a group of investors that has not stopped buying since July.

The wallets that hold between 100 and 1,000 BTC (the so-called "dolphins", one tier below the large whales) accumulated 113,950 BTC since July 15. Today, they collectively have 5.24 million BTC, more than a quarter (26.1%) of all Bitcoin in circulation.

This aligns with another piece of data we mentioned earlier: Bitcoin has risen again above its 365-day average, something that hadn’t happened since March 2023. That crossover, the last time it occurred, preceded a much larger increase.

It’s no guarantee of anything, but it is a sign of conviction: while the price has been moving sideways these days, there are mid-sized buyers that continue accumulating nonstop.

Do you give weight to this kind of on-chain data, or do you only look at the price? 👇

#Bitcoin #OnChain #CreatorPad

This news isn’t about price, but it’s worth understanding.

The three main financial regulators of the European Union warned that advances in quantum computing could eventually break the cryptography that protects blockchains like Bitcoin and Ethereum.

What’s important to avoid panic is that today there is no quantum computer capable of doing this. Researchers at Google estimate that far fewer qubits would be needed than previously thought, but we’re still talking about technology that doesn’t exist at that scale yet.

What is real: Bitcoin developers are already proposing plans to migrate to more secure signatures (though not approved yet), and Ethereum’s goal is to be resistant to quantum attacks by 2029.

In conclusion, it’s a long-term risk worth keeping an eye on, not an immediate threat to your portfolio.

Are you concerned about this topic, or do you think it’ll be a while before it becomes relevant? 👇

#Bitcoin #ComputaciónCuántica #Seguridad #CreatorPad

While Bitcoin takes a breather, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) surges almost 29% over the last 24h.

BCH is the top performer among the 200 largest cryptocurrencies by market cap, with a jump of nearly 29% in 24 hours far ahead of the rest of the market, which is rising by just about 1% on average. Even though it has risen to around $366, it is currently pulling back, and that’s something to look at closely.

Moves this big in a single day are usually driven by a combination of speculation, specific project news, or simply a technical rebound after being lagged for a while.

⚠️ **Disclaimer:** this is market information, not an investment recommendation. A 29% rise in one day is just as likely to continue as it is to reverse with the same force. Do your own research (DYOR) before making any decisions, and never invest more than you’re willing to lose.

Are you keeping an eye on Bitcoin Cash, or did this move surprise you? 👇

#BitcoinCash #BCH #Altcoins #CreatorPad

After the party, a breather Bitcoin pulls back from its 8-month high.

After touching $87,329 on Monday (its highest level since January), Bitcoin has been retreating; today it’s around $84,500. This is a normal correction after such a strong move driven by a short squeeze.

A context point: Tuesday closed at $86,198, just -0.46% versus Monday. The correction was quiet at first, then picked up a bit more today.

There doesn’t appear to be any major negative news behind this drop—it seems more like a natural part of the process after hundreds of millions of dollars in short positions were liquidated last week. Oil, meanwhile, continues to fall (fifth straight session lower), which keeps the risk environment relatively calm.

Do you see this as a healthy pause before continuing higher, or the start of a longer correction? 👇

#Bitcoin #BTC #Corrección #CreatorPad

The rally is real, but leverage is rising fast.

Open interest in Bitcoin futures rose 11% in just 2 days, adding more than $6,000 million in new positions. Funding (funding rate) remains positive but still not at extreme levels—meaning more leverage is coming in, but it’s not yet a total red-flag warning.

The Fear and Greed Index is at 71 (greed), above its 30-day average (66), but still far from “extreme greed” (76–100).

The key question many analysts are asking right now is: can real demand sustain this, or is much of the rise leverage that could reverse quickly if sentiment changes?

This isn’t a “sell right now” signal, but it is a sign to be more alert than usual in the coming days.

When you see signs like this, do you reduce your position, or do you stay with the trend? 👇

#Bitcoin #Apalancamiento #AnálisisTécnico #CreatorPad

After weeks of conflict, Iran tabled an offer.

Iran proposed reopening the Strait of Hormuz within 7 days, in exchange for the U.S. lifting its naval blockade and military operations in the area. The proposal was conveyed through intermediaries and, according to reports, it was approved by Iran’s Supreme Leader.

The immediate reaction was that oil fell to $91 per barrel, and that boosted both U.S. stocks and Bitcoin.

This is the end of the story we’ve been following for weeks—the conflict in Hormuz was one of the main drivers behind Bitcoin’s declines in September.

Seeing a possible negotiated solution is the other side of the same coin.

It’s still not a finalized agreement; it’s only a proposal, but the market has already started pricing it in.

Do you think this time the conflict gets resolved, or is it just a temporary breather? 👇

#Irán #Petróleo #Geopolítica #CreatorPad

$999 million in a single day, the best day of 2026 for Bitcoin ETFs.

Yesterday, spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. received nearly $1,000 million in net inflows, the largest daily inflow since October 6, 2025, and the ninth largest since these funds began. BlackRock (IBIT) led with $381 million.

Ethereum ETFs were not far behind either, with $270 million, their best day of all 2026.

This coincided with Bitcoin touching $87,329 yesterday, its highest level in 8 months before pulling back to the $86,000 area where it trades now.
There was also a strong short squeeze, with more than $1,000 million in liquidations over 24 hours, mostly short positions.

Did you already have a position before this 8-month high, or did you miss it? 👇

#Bitcoin #ETF #BlackRock #CreatorPad

Today the market is full of 2- and 3-digit increases—so you need to be careful.

ZetaChain (ZETA) leads the day with a rise of over 54%. NEAR Protocol is "the coin of the day" according to several market trackers. Monero (XMR)—the one we mentioned a few days ago—keeps adding gains, with another jump close to 13% today.

94% of the coins in the top 200 are in the green today—it's a day of widespread euphoria, not just an isolated project.

⚠️ **Important Disclaimer:** movements of 50%+ in a day almost always mean high volatility in both directions. This is market information, not a buy recommendation. If you're interested in any of them, research the project thoroughly (DYOR) before moving money, and never invest more than you’re willing to lose.

Did you already have any of these on your radar before today? 👇

#Altcoins #ZetaChain #NEAR #Monero #CreatorPad

While the Clarity Act failed in the Senate, the SEC acted on its own.

On September 17, the SEC granted a temporary “innovation exemption” lasting 5 years, allowing qualified platforms to facilitate trading of tokenized U.S. stocks using automated market makers (AMMs) and blockchain without having to register under traditional exchange rules.

Why does this matter beyond the headline? Because it didn’t require Congress to pass anything—the SEC did it using its own administrative authority. Analysts at Tagus Capital believe Ethereum benefits disproportionately from this, as it is the leading public blockchain for tokenized assets.

It’s an interesting contrast with last week, when the Clarity Act (the big law) failed, but regulation keeps moving forward through other smaller, more specific routes.

Do you think these kinds of administrative moves end up mattering more than a big law that never gets approved? 👇

#SEC #Ethereum #Regulación #creatorpad

It hadn’t happened since November 2025.

Bitcoin closed above its 50-week moving average (~$78,786) for the first time in 44 consecutive weeks. This average is one of the lines traders use to separate a bullish market from a deeper bearish one.

The interesting historical fact is that since 2011, Bitcoin has reclaimed this line 13 times, and in 11 of those 13 times, it did NOT make lower lows again. It’s not a guarantee, but it is one of the technical signals with the best track record.

With this, Bitcoin has already gained 44% so far this third quarter—its best performance since late 2024.

Do you give weight to this kind of long-term technical signal, or do you prefer to wait for more confirmation? 👇

#Bitcoin #BTC #AnálisisTécnico #CreatorPad