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GM Market Briefing☕ Saturday, August 29 2026 $BTC Outlook (UTC 0): 🟥00:00–09:00 → Down => Asian session continuation. Bitcoin dump after yesterday's hawkish Warsh speech and Unmich drop. Weekend liquidity is thin, amplifying the move. 🟨09:00–11:00 → Sideways => London opens but volumes are low. Jackson Hole Symposium continues. No major data. Sideways drift with a bearish skew. 🟥11:00–15:00 → Down => US session opens. Jackson Hole rhetoric remains hawkish. The market continues to digest Warsh's comments. BTC tests support. 🟨15:00–18:00 → Sideways => Afternoon US session. Profit-taking subsides. Sideways movement consolidation. 🟨18:00–00:00 → Sideways => Late US close. Weekend positioning. No direction. Sideways drift into the overnight. Bias: Bearish Skew RSI: 70.21 #NFA #DYOR 🔥 Not a buy/sell signal🛑 Follow and tip if you find this helpful, unfollow and block if you are disturbed☕ Yesterday's data was a mixed bag that ultimately turned bearish. Michigan 1-Year Inflation Expectations crashed a dovish signal that should have pumped Bitcoin. But Fed Governor Warsh delivered hawkish rhetoric, suggesting a September rate hike is possible, which triggered a sharp dump. Chicago PMI collapsed confirming manufacturing contraction, but the hawkish Fed narrative dominated. Jackson Hole continues today, and markets are waiting for any dovish pivot signals. Teacher expects a red weekend. The structural bull case remains intact, but a cooling down is healthy. 📉 Michigan Inflation Expectations crash to 4.0%. Dovish signal ignored. 🏛️ Warsh delivers hawkish rhetoric. September rate hike risk. 📊 RSI 70.21, TD Sequential 2 Down. Pullback continuing. 💎 Strategy: Stay patient. Do not chase the downside. A pullback to 76k-77k is healthy. Look for re-entry opportunities near 76k if support holds. Weekend liquidity is thin, so avoid aggressive positions. The structural trend remains bullish. $CATI $NEIRO #ChinaApproves$68.4BMoreQDIIQuota #WarshSaysInflationIsFedTopFocus #SOLJumps20%OnTheWeek #$6.4BBitcoinOptionsExpire