Prix de Undead SolsSOL

BNB > SOL ...... for now

💰 Major Coins $BTC ≈ $113,000 (-0.9%) — holding steady after last week’s crash. $ETH ≈ $4,128 (-1.6%) — slight dip but showing signs of recovery. --- 🪙 Altcoins $SOL ≈ $205 (-1%) — stabilizing after heavy selloff last week. $XRP ≈ $2.52 (-2.3%) — still weak amid low volume. $ADA ≈ $0.70 (-2.4%) — following overall market sentiment. --- 📊 Market Mood Market remains cautious but improving after a record $19 billion liquidation last week. U.S.–China tensions continue to pressure crypto and global markets. Institutional investors are still active through crypto ETFs. Traders are hedging to prevent further losses but watching for a rebound. --- 🔮 Outlook Analysts expect sideways trading with potential small rebounds in Bitcoin and Ethereum. Altcoins may recover more slowly due to higher volatility and low liquidity.

I think $SOL looks like the best major rn

👉 Let’s Break Down Today’s Powell Speech and What It Means for Crypto (Hope This Helps You Read It Right) Powell didn’t hype anything, but he finally hinted at something that actually changes the backdrop — the Fed is close to ending quantitative tightening. QT has been draining liquidity quietly for months, and once that stops, one major headwind for crypto fades. He also acknowledged the labor market is cooling, which means inflation isn’t the only thing steering policy anymore. He didn’t promise cuts, but he made sure that option stays on the table. For crypto, this isn’t an instant pump — it’s a shift in pressure. When liquidity stops bleeding out, alts, DeFi plays, and high-beta assets react first. BTC holds steady, but the upside starts showing in sectors that depend on liquidity confidence. Now the real test comes from three key events: 🔸Oct 24 – CPI 🔸Oct 28–29 – FOMC + Powell press conference 🔸Oct 31 – Core PCE If CPI or PCE come in soft, today’s tone gets treated as the start of an easing setup. If prints run hot, alts get hit first and the market delays the reaction. Mid term, if QT is officially ended and even one rate cut lands before year-end, ETF flows, ETH/SOL momentum, and on-chain liquidity pick up faster than most expect — and this lines up with stablecoin rules, MiCA rollout, and ETF approvals finally having room to matter. Long term, inflation is the only real risk. If it stays contained and labor keeps slowing, the Fed has room to ease without panic — and crypto historically performs best in that zone. Powell didn’t flip bullish, but he stopped leaning against the market. I’m staying positioned, watching those late-October data points, and only getting aggressive when the numbers back the tone he just set.