
Why it matters: High correlation with equities means a Wall Street correction could amplify a crypto market decline.

Why it matters: Weak liquidity and the closure of Bitwise's ETF increase the risk of further declines in DOGE.

Why it matters: Correction after a vertical rise: holding support at $1,074 will determine whether the trend remains upward.
Why it matters: A minor correction at the key $77,000 level amid expectations for the Fed's decision.
Why it matters: Losing the $2,500 level could increase selling pressure on ETH and altcoins.

Why it matters: The dominance of long liquidations points to pressure on buyers amid sideways BTC movement and declining altcoins.

Why it matters: The Fed's decision and the CLARITY Act vote will shape CRCL and the broader crypto sector next week.

Why it matters: A warning of correction risk for holders of BTC and high-beta assets if the macro backdrop deteriorates.
Why it matters: Both groups of large holders are selling while US funds aren't buying, raising the risk of a long squeeze and a drop to $70,000 support.
Why it matters: Whale selling and lack of US demand increase the risk of a long squeeze and a correction to $70,000.
Why it matters: If Bitcoin fails to hold above $81,700, seller pressure and long squeezes could push the price to $70,000 support.
Why it matters: If BTC fails to hold above $81,700, a long squeeze and a drop to $70,000 support are likely.
Why it matters: The simultaneous selling by whales and long-term holders in the $77,100–80,200 zone creates resistance for an upward breakout.

Mexican authorities are investigating an illegal mining farm with about 300 GPUs in the state of Puebla, discovered due to abnormal energy consumption. Electricity theft from the state energy company is being probed; this is the fourth such operation in the region since the start of last year.

Venice Token (VVV) dropped 9.52% to $21.46, correcting 26.2% from its all-time high of $29.08 reached on September 9. Trading volume fell 18% below the 30-day average, indicating profit-taking rather than panic.