🗞 Crypto Week in Review: what mattered this week A rough week for the market: total crypto market cap slipped to around $2.92T, and the Fear & Greed Index cooled to 64. Here’s what moved things 👇 Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $484.9M in outflows on Oct 7, the biggest single day since June. ETH ETFs have now lost money for seven sessions in a row. The Fed’s September minutes showed most officials expect one more rate hike before year-end. Next big dates: CPI on Oct 14 and the Fed meeting on Oct 27–28. BitMine’s Tom Lee said the company won’t hold more than 5% of all ETH. It’s already at about 4.9%, so its buying is almost over. Meanwhile, large wallets added over 14,000 $BTC since Oct 1. Ethereum researcher Justin Drake warned that AI could break the signatures securing BTC and ETH wallets sooner than quantum computers. His advice: prepare, move funds to fresh addresses, and don’t panic. The US Treasury withdrew its proposed rules on self-hosted wallets and crypto mixers, good news for anyone who holds their own keys. 🇬🇷 Greece plans a 10% tax on crypto profits, with the first €500 per year tax-free. I break down the levels and setups behind these moves in my community https://bit.ly/4jdykHo Which of these matters most for your portfolio? 👇 #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights#