Fed Rate Cut Drama: Economists in a Tizzy, Crypto on Edge 😱💸

According to some Reuters poll, the Fed’s gonna cut rates twice before the year’s over. Because why not? 🎲 First cut next week, another in December. Groundbreaking stuff. 115 out of 117 economists agree-like that’s supposed to mean something. The other two? Probably just wanted to stand out. “Oh, I’ll say 50 bps in December!” Sure, buddy. 😏

Canadian Inflation’s Chaotic Dance: Will the BoC Trip or Glide? 🤸♂️📉

Economists, those modern-day soothsayers, prophesy a 2.3% annual CPI surge in September, a slight rebellion against the BoC’s 2% target. August’s 1.9% gain, meanwhile, now seems quaint. Monthly prices? A mere 0.1% dip, a yawn compared to the previous month’s nap. One might call it a “pause for tea,” if not for the looming shadow of US tariffs, which threaten to turn this tea party into a fiscal circus. 🤡

🚀 Chainlink’s Revival: Fed Winks, Wallets Wink Back! 🤑

According to the sagacious Glassnode’s cost basis distribution heatmap, the sum of $16 hath emerged as a point of considerable interest, where a staggering 54.47 million LINK tokens have been gathered with the utmost diligence. This zone, my dear reader, now stands as a bulwark of support, a foundation upon which the price may ascend with grace and alacrity in the sessions to come. 🏰💎

Bitcoin Could Hit $195,000-But Only If You Believe In Fairytales

Now, on October 10, there was a bit of a… how do we put it? A ‘liquidation frenzy,’ where around $20 billion of open interest evaporated faster than your motivation on a Monday morning. The market’s total open interest-once frolicking around $78 billion-tumbled to $58 billion, like an over-inflated balloon that finally popped. It was almost like the FTX crash, but without the same amount of screaming. Still, according to Moreno, the dollar magnitude tells us one thing: it was a symptom of today’s massive derivatives base, not a sign of an apocalypse.