Unstable, irregular fluctuations in the market, a shifting flow of news that disperses signals, and rising intensity in the conflict between funds. When the market is hot, it's easier for FOMO feelings to emerge—so don't rush blindly into price increases, and don't overly over-leverage your position. Opportunities will never run out; the foundation of trading is capital. Understand the logic of money, protect your position yourself, and wait patiently for the trading window that fits you. Deal rationally with ups and downs, and make your decisions calmly #AltcoinSeasonIndexHoldsAbove60For5Days
Beware the gold price drop trick 🛑 Gold price forecasts before the next Federal meeting 🔥
Reasons for the decline in the gold price and gold price forecasts for 2026, and whether the expected interest rate hike by the Fed Chair (Jerome Waller) is the reason for today’s gold price collapse below $4200
— Reasons for gold’s drop this week
- The impact of the U.S. jobs report on October 2 on the gold price
- How can we know gold prices in 2026 based on all these events?
This is not investment advice, but for educational purposes only
Michael Terpin, an investor in the cryptocurrency market and CEO of Transform Ventures, expects the price of Bitcoin to surpass the $120,000 level before the last quarter of 2027—that is, before the expected halving in 2028.
Terpin made the remarks in an interview with CoinDesk on September 24, 2026, as part of the "Market Outlook" program.
At the time of the interview, Bitcoin was trading at around $84,000, and Terpin said: "I don’t see any scenario that would require 20 months to return to $126,000."$BTC
The schedule for next week’s markets will be exceptionally exciting and thrilling
🔴 Monday ← China’s announcement on monetary policy. 🔴 Tuesday ← Voting on the “Clarity Act” in the United States. 🔴 Wednesday ← The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) decision on interest rates. 🔴 Thursday ← Japan’s decision on interest rates. 🔴 Friday ← The Federal Reserve’s announcement.
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#CPIWatch $GOOGL.US $NVDAB Does Federal Inflation Lead to Rate Hikes?
Today’s U.S. inflation data puts the markets in front of an important question: Is it time to raise interest rates, or will the Fed keep its current policy?
August data showed consumer price growth of 0.4% month-over-month and 3.4% year-over-year, while core inflation, excluding food and energy, rose 0.3% monthly and 2.4% annually. This means inflation is still above the Fed’s 2% target.
In my view, the picture has become more inclined toward tighter monetary policy. Higher energy prices, along with ongoing core inflation, could make the Fed more cautious about any cuts or holding steady on rates. Markets have already increased the probability of a rate hike at the September meeting following the data release.
But the most important question for traders is: Does raising rates necessarily mean stocks, gold, and digital currencies will fall?
Not always. The market moves based on the gap between data and expectations, not the number alone. That’s why I’ll be watching the reaction of the U.S. dollar, bond yields, gold, and especially Bitcoin and other digital currencies over the coming hours.
📌 My personal outlook: I currently lean toward a rate hike scenario or a more hawkish tone from the Fed, but I won’t chase the move immediately after the news. For me, confirming the direction through price action and liquidity is more important than the prediction alone.
This week’s schedule is incredibly busy and exciting!!
🔴 Monday ← Labor Day (a public holiday) (U.S. markets are closed) 🔴 Tuesday ← Small Business Optimism Index (NFIB) + Consumer Credit + Consumer Expectations (Federal Reserve Bank of New York) 🔴 Wednesday ← Mortgage Applications (MBA) 🔴 Thursday ← Producer Price Index (PPI) + Initial Jobless Claims (!) + Home Sales. 🔴 Friday ← Core CPI + Consumer Confidence Index (University of Michigan) (!!!)
Many economic issues will be discussed next week ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting.