🇺🇸 Fed update — The U.S. Federal Reserve injected ~$6.8B into financial markets via repo operations, its first liquidity move of this kind since 2020. Markets see this as supportive for risk assets like crypto as liquidity returns and rate-cut expectations build. #CryptoNews #Fed
Bitcoin Macro & Reg Update 🟠 🔹 Institutional Pivot: Hong Kong proposes allowing insurers to hold #BTC on balance sheets. 🔹 Dubai Growth: DFSA updates crypto rules for 2026, moving to a market-led model in the DIFC. 🔹 US GDP: Markets brace for tomorrow’s Q3 data. #Bitcoin $BTC
Litecoin (LTC) faces resistance at $79.60 while following Bitcoin’s broader market trend.
Support identified at $75.20, with $68 acting as critical lower-level protection.
Positive daily candles are needed for LTC/BTC to maintain upward momentum above $80.
Litecoin’s (LTC) trend retains a level of cautious optimism as investors are paying attention to its key support and resistance points. After a period of indecision, investors are awaiting any further development of a positive trend for LTC or whether sell pressure from long-term supporters of the market could affect its price
→ CC : SEC clearance to tokenize U.S. Treasuries on Canton Network
→ XPIN : Technical momentum from oversold regions
→ FOLKS : Sell pressure after massive gains
→ AXL : Circle acquired Interop Labs but excluded the token
→ LUNA : Profit taking from Do Kwon buy the news event
→ PUMP : Major holders sold worth $6.3M this week
→ ASTER : Price broke critical support
A deep dive and what's next 👇
🔹 Bitcoin and Ethereum: Gradual Decline
Bitcoin remained under pressure throughout the week. BTC opened near $89,600 and drifted lower to close around $88,000, posting a ~1.8% weekly decline.
Ethereum (ETH) mirrored BTC’s weakness. ETH fell from approximately $3,100 to $2,875, down ~3.3%, as optimism around Layer 2 scaling cooled amid broader market softness.
🔹 Macro and Global Influences
Macroeconomic developments reinforced caution. U.S. CPI data pointed to persistent inflation, reducing expectations for aggressive rate cuts and weighing on risk assets.
Adding to global tightening signals, the Bank of Japan raised rates to a multi-decade high, strengthening the yen and indirectly pressuring dollar-denominated assets like BTC.
China’s liquidity injections provided some offset, but not enough to reverse sentiment.
Meanwhile, isolated security incidents and regulatory headlines kept volatility elevated, underscoring crypto’s sensitivity to both on-chain dynamics and global policy shifts.
🔹 Outlook: Volatility Still in Play
Looking ahead, markets remain sensitive to liquidity signals and macro data.
Any stabilization in inflation expectations or renewed liquidity injections could spark short-term relief, particularly in oversold segments.