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📰 Top 3 Things to Know This Morning 1. Bitcoin Eyes $110K Institutional inflows continue to strengthen, with spot ETFs adding over $150M last week. BTC now sits just below $110K — the breakout level everyone is watching. 2. Fed Week Begins The FOMC meeting (Sept 17–18) is the event of the week. No rate cut is expected, but the tone could set the market path for Q4. A dovish signal = bullish crypto. 3. Solana Steals the Spotlight SOL crossed $200 and kept climbing, riding the wave of meme coin speculation and growing NFT dominance. Hedge funds are beginning to treat it as the “Ethereum of retail flows.” 📊 Macro Pulse • Equities: S&P 500 +0.4%, Nasdaq +0.6% — U.S. tech continues to carry global equities. • Dollar (DXY): Weakening at 104.2, supportive for risk-on trades. • Treasuries: 10Y yield steady at 4.19% — investors waiting on Fed. • Gold: $2,425/oz, approaching ATH levels. • Oil: Brent at $88.1, holding firm. 🔑 Macro setup favors crypto if Fed pivots dovish this week. 📈 Crypto Heatmap $BTC $109,850 +1.2% ⚖️ Testing resistance $ETH $6,120 +0.9% 📈 Quiet climb $SOL 208.30 +2.5% 🚀 Strong momentum $XRP $0.768 +0.6% 🛡️ Stable 🏦 Institutional Watch • Bitcoin ETFs: +$154M inflows (IBIT +$72M, FBTC +$54M). • Ethereum ETFs: SEC comment window ends Sept 20. Approval chatter heats up. • Solana ETF Filing: Symbolic, but shows institutions are warming up to SOL. 💡 Narrative: Institutions are no longer just stacking BTC — they’re slowly broadening into ETH and SOL. 🔁 Ecosystem Movers DeFi • TVL: $113.2B (+1.1% 24H). • Growth leaders: EigenLayer, Pendle, Lido. • Yield-seeking capital keeps flowing into ETH liquid staking and restaking protocols. Meme Coins • $WIF +9.4% (listing rumors), • $PONKE +6.8%, • $BRETT +5.7% (Base chain standout). • Narrative: Meme coins = retail liquidity driver, especially on Solana. NFTs • ETH side: Azuki, Pudgy Penguins, Milady up 2–3%. • SOL side: Mad Lads (+7%) + SMB Gen3 (+5%) lead volumes. • NFT lending activity is quietly picking up — NFT-Fi making a comeback. 🧠 Analyst Insights • QCP Capital: BTC >$110K possible this week if Fed leans dovish. • Glassnode: Exchange balances at 3-year low → supply crunch narrative grows. • Kaiko: SOL liquidity depth is now rivaling ETH on some exchanges. • CryptoQuant: Warns of excessive leverage in BTC perps → volatility incoming. ⚡ What to Watch This Week • 📌 Sept 17–18: Fed FOMC Meeting — rate path clarity. • 📌 Sept 20: SEC closes ETH ETF comment period. • 📌 Late Sept: Ripple stablecoin pilot launch. • 📌 Ongoing: Mt. Gox repayments (watch supply impact). 🎯 Trade Levels • BTC: Support $107K / Resistance $111.5K • ETH: Support $6K / Resistance $6.3K • SOL: Support $200 / Resistance $215 • XRP: Support $0.74 / Resistance $0.80 📝 Closing Word Crypto markets are in calm-before-the-storm mode. Bitcoin is consolidating just shy of a critical breakout, Ethereum is quietly positioning for ETF momentum, Solana continues to capture cultural + retail energy, and XRP’s steady grind holds investor attention ahead of its stablecoin launch. Everything now hinges on the Fed this week. A dovish signal could be the spark for BTC’s next leg higher into uncharted territory. A hawkish Fed, however, could send markets into a choppy September. Stay sharp, manage leverage, and watch $110K BTC like a hawk.

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