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Solana (SOL) investors are witnessing rising volatility as a surge in whale activity signals deadly selling pressure in the market. Despite a strong rally above $250 earlier in September, market sentiment appears to be shifting, with whale deposits into centralized exchanges hinting at potential headwinds ahead. Most recently, a staggering 312,233 SOL tokens were deposited into Coinbase, fueling concerns that whales may be positioning for significant profit-taking. Solana Whale Deposits Signal Rising Selling Pressure Blockchain tracker Whale Alert reported one of the largest Solana transfers in recent weeks, with 312,233 SOL valued at approximately $75.1 million, moved …
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The Trump Administration is pressing the World Bank to resume financing oil and gas projects, reversing the institution’s 2019 policy to halt new fossil fuel investments. Officials told the Financial Times the push extends to other development banks, signalling a broader retreat from climate-focused lending since Donald Trump’s return to the White House. North American banks and asset managers have also begun pulling out of net-zero alliances, further underscoring the shift. The move prioritizes energy security, with an emphasis on upstream gas development, and targets financing for projects in developing countries. Critics warn this could undermine global efforts…
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The week starts on a grim note for cryptocurrencies when looking at the daily performance of most major altcoins. Crypto market overview, September 22, 2025 – Source: Finviz A lack of progress throughout the p…
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Gold rose by nearly 1% to set another all-time high on Monday, as persistent political uncertainty and expectations of more US interest rate cuts continue to fuel demand for the metal. Spot gold surged to a record of $3,728.36 per ounce during the early hours of trading. By 10:30 a.m. ET, it traded at $3,718.77 an ounce for an intraday gain of 0.9%. Meanwhile, US gold futures were 1.3% higher at $3,755.20 per ounce in New York. With Monday’s move, gold has now risen by more than 41% in 2025. Central bank purchases and strong investment demand remain the key drivers of this rally, which could be traced back as far as 2022 when the Russia-Ukraine war broke out. …
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First came Michael Saylor with MicroStrategy, launching a Bitcoin treasury. Soon, public firms explored Ethereum, and as of late September 2025, the first Solana treasury is now live in South Korea. Although the launch coincides with SOL USD falling, this development could provide the tailwinds to lift SOL USDT above $250. At press time, the Solana price is steady but hasn’t been spared the market-wide sell-off. Although the uptrend remains, there needs to be a conclusive close above September highs at around $250. If SOL bulls take charge, SOL USD could extend the gains from early July. According to Coingecko, the Solana price is up a decent +53% in the past year and +1…
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Market sentiment improves amid US–China trade talksUS major stock indices continue their rally. The S&P 500 rose by 0.49%, while the Nasdaq 100 added 0.72%, both setting fresh all-time highs. Market sentiment is improving on the back of ongoing discussions regarding trade agreements between the United States and China. Strong quarterly earnings from tech companies also provided additional support to the market. Experts note that if the current positive trend continues, the indices could reach new levels by the end of the month. [Read more] No alarming bubbles in the stock market Investors point out that, despite elevated asset valuations, there are no signs of "sc…
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The crypto market kicked off the week with one of its sharpest downturns of 2025, erasing more than $151 billion in market value within a single day. According to data from CoinGlass, over $1.7 billion in leveraged positions were liquidated in just 24 hours, leaving more than 402,000 traders in the red. Ethereum (ETH) bore the heaviest losses, with nearly $500 million in liquidations, while Bitcoin (BTC) saw about $284 million wiped out. Altcoins such as XRP, Solana, Dogecoin, and Hyperliquid (HYPE) tumbled between 7–12%, erasing recent gains and signaling an abrupt end to the latest altcoins rally. The cascade began with BTC dipping below $113,000, triggering margin c…
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A newly ratified treaty to safeguard life at sea is expected to intensify opposition to deep-sea mining at a United Nations climate summit this week in New York, United States, running alongside the leaders’ general assembly. The High Seas Treaty, officially known as the Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ) agreement, will enter into force in January next year. This was made possible after Morocco became the 60th nation to ratify it on Friday, crossing the threshold required for UN treaties. Two decades in the making, the pact allows the creation of vast conservation zones in international waters, with the goal of protecting 30% of the ocean and halti…
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Bitcoin’s listless tape in the face of roaring macro risk is less a contradiction than a timing problem, argues this week’s edition of The Weekly Insight (Week 160, Sept. 20, 2025). Writing under the banner “Why’s BTC Lagging?”, contributor @CryptoinsightUK sets a decisively constructive medium-term tone—“I want to start this week by saying I am bullish, and I will continue to be bullish until I believe we are close to a top”—while acknowledging that the market feels late-cycle and emotionally frayed. “With that said, I do think we are closer to a top than a low here,” he adds, but the author still believes “we are approaching the most euphoric stage of this bull cycle.” …
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FTX’s bankruptcy estate will begin its third wave of repayments on September 30, sending out $1.6 Bn and lifting total recoveries above $8Bn. Nearly three years have passed since the exchange collapsed, taking $8Bn in client assets. The payouts mark a step forward in unwinding Sam Bankman-Fried’s mess. But creditors remain divided over whether it’s enough. Moreover, could this trigger further sell-offs in the crypto markets? “It’s progress, but it doesn’t fully capture the opportunity cost,” one creditor wrote in online forums. How Much Are FTX Creditors Getting Back? Will This Cause a Crypto Dump? solanaPriceMarket CapSOL$130.45B24h7d1y As of this week, FTX payouts va…
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Eight years ago, Donald Trump was laughed at inside the General Assembly hall. Now a new Trump UN speech set for Tuesday might upheave everything in crypto and politics. His first speech as president drew smirks and derision from diplomats who dismissed him as a loud outsider unfit for the global stage. Today, in his second term, Trump is returning not as an outlier but as the embodiment of a post-multilateral world order. Leading up to the event, the total crypto market has crashed 3.4%. “The things he said then that seemed outlandish are now things he can do and has done,” said Michael Doyle, professor of international relations at Columbia University. The line d…
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Despite an aggressive intraday drop in the cryptocurrency market — likely aimed at flushing out speculators and weaker hands in preparation for the next leg of the bull run — Bitcoin managed to stay above the $112,000 level. And with continued inflows into crypto investment products, there's reason to remain calm. In fact, when looking at the fundamental factors supporting the crypto industry, the outlook remains largely positive. Institutional interest is holding strong, and more corporations are adding digital assets to their balance sheets. Regulatory developments are ongoing, fostering innovation and expanding the practical use of cryptocurrencies. The regulatory e…
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Ethereum has seen it all, from the ICO boom of 2017 to the NFT and DeFi explosion of 2021. Yet, in every cycle, there is a constant: fees. Ethereum is not as scalable as Solana or Base, for example, and users are susceptible to changes in gas fees. While fee changes can be used to gauge trader sentiment, which influences Ethereum price prediction models, the drivers of these fee changes ought to be organic and sustainable. In a blog post on September 21, Vitalik Buterin, the co-founder of Ethereum, delivered a sobering message to crypto investors and degens chasing the next god candle. He thinks that for Ethereum to survive, the chain should not hinge on the fleeting fre…
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Did Arthur Hayes just cash out on his own 126x prediction for Hyperliquid? The BitMEX co-founder sold his entire stash of HYPE tokens, reportedly to fund a Ferrari Testarossa. Barely a month after telling a Tokyo audience the token could climb 126x, Arthur Hayes cashed out part of his HYPE stash. “Need to pay my deposit on the new Rari 849 Testarossa,” he posted on Sept. 21. Then, it’s over. I loved Hyperliquid and their values but what can a man do when their biggest advocate has abandoned them or against CZ Binance is promoting the Aster project? CZ literally destroyed the FTX wonder boys. Even his copypaste chain is unbeatable. Blockchain data from Lookonchain …
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XRP’s growing momentum has not only intensified price speculations but has also placed it in direct comparison with Bitcoin in one surprising metric, especially in the South Korean market. Data shows that XRP is now challenging Bitcoin’s dominance in the South Korean crypto world, as evidenced by the reserves of Upbit, the biggest crypto exchange in the country in terms of trading volume and market share. Upbit’s Unusual XRP Reserve Levels On-chain data shows how XRP is beginning to challenge Bitcoin’s long-standing dominance in South Korea, where trading activity is among the most vibrant globally. As the leading cryptocurrency, most exchanges across the world hold Bit…
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Canadian pension fund La Caisse is acquiring Australian renewables developer Edify Energy for C$1.1 billion ($725 million), securing a foothold in a market it has long sought to enter. La Caisse, which manages nearly C$500 billion ($550 billion) in net assets, will commit about C$1 billion in equity. Roughly one-third will go toward the acquisition, with the rest funding two integrated solar-and-battery projects. The deal marks La Caisse’s first investment in Australian renewables after years of searching for an entry point, including an unsuccessful bid for Tilt Renewables in 2021. “We don’t have renewables in Australia, which is something I was trying to fix…
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Amid Wall Street’s heightened expectations for future rate cuts, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell will be speaking on Tuesday, 22 September 2025. Hence, the crypto market is bracing for volatility and has every reason to. Apart from Powell’s speech, a string of high-impact US economic data drops throughout the week. On Wednesday, 23 September 2025, home sales figures will be released. On Thursday, 24 September 2025, we’ll see existing home sales data shine a light on the strength of America’s housing market, along with the latest durable goods orders report. The health of both reports has influenced investment flows into digital assets in the past. But Thursday wil…
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One step forward, two steps back. Bitcoin has tumbled from monthly highs as markets reassess the scope of potential Federal Reserve rate cuts and question whether demand for crypto remains strong enough. Even news of the SEC approving an ETF based on a basket of digital assets — rather than a single cryptocurrency — failed to support BTC. While US authorities are showing more openness toward the crypto industry than in the past, BTC/USD is increasingly behaving like an overbought asset. The futures market now expects the federal funds rate to fall from its current 4.25% to below 3%. However, the latest FOMC projections show a terminal rate of 3.4%. Investors had become o…
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No matter how many warning signs emerge, people always seem to find new ways to believe that the good times can last forever. Right now, the rules of the game in the US stock market are as clear as day: the S&P 500 is hitting record highs, boosted by a rally that has added $16 trillion in market cap since the start of 2025. Oil prices are near four-year lows, while risk is abundant everywhere — from equities to crypto. Expected volatility is at a one-year low. Investors keep buying at the top, and it's almost impossible to tell which high will actually be the last. In the 1990s, it was the Internet that propelled American stocks. In 2021, it was zero interest rates. …
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Overview: After finishing last week with a bid tone, the US dollar's gains were initially extended against most G10 currencies before a mild bout of profit-taking emerged. It was extended in the European morning but may stall in North America. Several pairs have options near today's highs that expire at 10:00 AM ET. The US announcement that dramatically raises the prices of H-1B visas is a key talking point, with India seen particularly exposed. The US tariffs make it more expensive to import goods and now the administration will make it more difficult to import skilled labor. Meanwhile, Argentina's drama continues, and it is seeking a US loan on top of the IMF. Although…
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The Australian dollar is coming off its best week since July, with gains of close to 1%. In Monday's European session, AUD/USD is trading at 0.6589, down 0.07% on the day. Bullock says inflation in good place but China a concern RBA Governor Bullock testified before a parliamentary committee on Monday. Bullock said that inflation was in a "very good position" as higher interest rates had curbed demand. Still, she warned that there inflation risks remained on "both sides". Bullock was less positive about the geopolitical environment, warning that the significant change in the global trading system which had created massive uncertainty. The Reserve Bank was particularly …
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On Friday, the EUR/USD pair continued its decline after bouncing off the 1.1789–1.1802 zone. The decline in the euro may continue toward the 76.4% corrective level at 1.1695, but I believe that the euro's fall is a coincidence. I'll explain why below. A rebound from the 1.1695 level will work in favor of the euro and the restoration of the "bullish" trend. A consolidation above the resistance zone of 1.1789–1.1802 will increase the probability of continued growth toward 1.1896. The wave situation on the hourly chart remains simple and clear. The last completed upward wave broke the peak of the previous one, and the last downward wave did not break the previous low. Thu…
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On the hourly chart, the GBP/USD pair continued its decline on Friday after consolidating below the 1.3587–1.3620 zone and ended the day with a close below the 76.4% Fibonacci level at 1.3482. This suggests that the pound's decline may continue toward the next support zone of 1.3416–1.3425. A consolidation above the 1.3482 level would work in favor of the British pound and could lead to some growth toward the 100.0% corrective level at 1.3587. The wave pattern has shifted to a "bearish" one. This happened suddenly and unexpectedly. The last upward wave broke the previous high, but the following downward wave easily broke the last low. The information backdrop was mostl…
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The cryptocurrency market faced a brutal shake-up as Bitcoin slipped below the $115,000 mark and Ethereum dropped under $4,500, erasing weeks of bullish momentum. What started as a period of cautious optimism quickly turned into a wave of panic selling, leaving bulls struggling to regain control. The sharp correction has pushed the market into a new, uncertain phase where confidence is being tested, and short-term volatility is dominating sentiment. Top analyst Maartunn highlighted one of the key drivers behind the downturn: an overleveraged derivatives market. In the last 24 hours alone, the crypto market witnessed $597 million in BTC and ETH long liquidations, marking…
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The upcoming week will be packed with various events—including the release of important economic data, primarily from the U.S., speeches by influential central bank officials, and the Swiss National Bank's final monetary policy decision. This week promises to be eventful, featuring key economic reports—especially from the United States—alongside remarks from major central bank figures and the Swiss National Bank's monetary policy decision. Let's assess how these events may influence the markets. Let's begin with an assessment of key U.S. statistics, which, unsurprisingly, play a leading role in global markets, given the current geopolitical landscape and financial market …
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