What’s your thoughts on the ETFs ?!
US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $110 million on Monday after $774 million left over the previous two sessions.
Even with the bounce, October is still net negative at around $202 million, and Bitcoin is sitting below $80,000.
Bull case: the outflows got absorbed within a session, and the prior week still closed $301 million positive. This is chop, not a stampede for the exit.
Bear case: a red October with price under 80k is the opposite of the Uptober story everyone was telling four weeks ago. One green day does not change a trend.
ETF flows are the clearest read on institutional appetite we have. Right now the appetite is lukewarm.
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🚨 THE FED COULD SHAKE MARKETS TODAY. 3 SCENARIOS. 1 BIG OPPORTUNITY.
Inflation is heating up. CPI is at a 4-month high, PPI near a 4-year high, and all eyes are on Kevin Warsh. 👀
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More hikes signal → yields & DXY could rise, pressuring stocks and Gold.
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Uncertainty rules → sharp moves and potential whipsaws in both directions.
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🚨 THE FED MAY HOLD TODAY — BUT DECEMBER IS A DIFFERENT STORY. 📈
Markets are pricing in a 90–95% chance of a hold at today’s FOMC meeting, keeping rates at 3.75%–4.00%. The odds of a hike today? Just 5–10%.
👀 DECEMBER IS WHERE THINGS GET INTERESTING.
Markets are pricing in roughly a 75–85%+ chance of a 25 bps hike on December 9, with nearly every economist surveyed expecting another move.
🔥 KEY THINGS TO WATCH TODAY:
🗣️ Fed Statement: Does the language signal that inflation remains too sticky to ease policy?
🎤 Warsh’s Tone: He’s not a fan of heavy forward guidance. Any hawkish lean or comments about “more work to do” could move markets.
⚖️ Dissents: Any votes in favor of hiking today would be a notable hawkish signal.
📊 No New Dot Plot: Without updated projections or an SEP, the statement and press conference take center stage.
🛢️ Financial Conditions & Energy: Watch how the Fed frames oil prices, inflation risks, and the path into year-end.
🎯 THE BOTTOM LINE:
Today is likely about holding steady. The real question is whether Warsh keeps a December hike firmly in play without making any promises.
⚡ The reaction matters just as much as the decision. Watch yields, the dollar, equities, and Bitcoin as markets digest the Fed’s message.
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Netanyahu’s survival is on the line today.
First Israeli election since Oct 7. Polls close at 4pm ET. Exit polls drop immediately after.
Neither bloc is projected to reach 61 seats. Early counts should clarify the picture overnight into Wednesday. Near-final tally by Friday. Official results Nov 4.
The vote is the referendum. The coalition math is the real outcome.
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Anthropic just put the AI trade back on life support.
S&P +0.70% to 7,676
Nasdaq +0.82% to 26,169
Dow +0.28% to 52,361
One S-1 filing. $16.3B in first-half revenue. $80.7B loss (mostly non-cash). Markets didn’t care about the loss — they cared that the AI narrative still has fuel. Semis and Tesla (+5%) did the work. 10-year closed near 4.99%.
Today’s setup is different.
Fed two-day meeting starts now. Hold is priced. Statement and Warsh’s matter more than the decision. Futures are mixed/flat.
BTC still stuck under $80k. No follow-through. Waiting on the same catalyst.
Data hitting today: Durable goods, consumer confidence, new home sales, home prices. Soft or hot prints decide whether yesterday’s bounce sticks or gets sold into the Fed.
One filing bought a day. The Fed decides if it lasts.
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BlackRock exploring tokenized MMFs settled in JPYSC (not USD) is a bigger signal than people think. Tokenized Treasuries + local currency stablecoins is how onchain finance actually goes global — and SBI being involved makes the Ripple angle hard to ignore.”
Short, balanced, and adds the key framing without overhyping the MOU.
BlackRock has signed an MOU with SBI Holdings and Startale to explore linking tokenized money market funds with JPYSC, Japan's trust backed yen stablecoin.
The idea is simple: park cash in a tokenized fund like BUIDL, settle in a yen stablecoin, all on chain.
Bull case: the biggest asset manager on earth is now building stablecoin rails outside the dollar. Tokenized treasuries meeting local currency stablecoins is how this goes global. And SBI is Ripple's main partner in Japan, so two of today's headlines point the same way.
Bear case: it is a memorandum of understanding, not a product. These often take years or quietly die. And JPYSC has a fraction of the liquidity of dollar stablecoins.
Still, when BlackRock explores something, it is rarely idle curiosity.
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This is “why” we bounced
**September durable goods just dropped and the headline is misleading.**
+1.8% MoM (missed 1.9%)
Ex-transport: +0.5% (vs 0.6%)
Core capex (nondef ex-air): +0.5% (vs 0.7%)
The headline was juiced by volatile aircraft orders. The core number — the one that better tracks actual business investment and future production — came in softer than expected. That points to slower underlying capital spending, which is more relevant for growth and the Fed than the top-line print.
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**Bitcoin ETFs just snapped a 2-week outflow streak with +$301M last week…**
…but October is still negative (~-$314M).
Meanwhile Ethereum ETFs are getting wrecked:
→ -$221M last week (4th straight red week)
→ Over -$1B out this month alone
XRP: small green
SOL & HYPE: still red
Flows are pure price-following right now. Classic.
Data via Farside (through Oct 23)
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**September durable goods just dropped and the headline is misleading.**
+1.8% MoM (missed 1.9%)
Ex-transport: +0.5% (vs 0.6%)
Core capex (nondef ex-air): +0.5% (vs 0.7%)
The headline was juiced by volatile aircraft orders. The core number — the one that better tracks actual business investment and future production — came in softer than expected. That points to slower underlying capital spending, which is more relevant for growth and the Fed than the top-line print.
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