BTC volatility decreased after BTC gave back the gains from the Jackhole meeting. Currently, the number of stablecoins in the market continues to grow, getting closer to ATH, but there are few market hot spots except memes. After the staking storm passed, we saw the meme rise again. Whether it is Pump.fun on Solana earlier or Sun.pump that appeared on Tron recently, we can see that both large and small entities have turned their attention to memes. Four.meme backed by Binance also began to develop on the BSC chain, trying to capture the popularity after the release of CZ.
For the crypto market, except for emergencies, market volatility suffocates any trader, and people can only grow their wealth through memes. The market only transfers wealth and does not create value.
Risk assets have fully priced in a September rate cut, and even if there is some difference in value, monetary policy is unlikely to bring additional volatility. This Friday, the U.S. Department of Labor will release the latest NFP data. Unless there is a significant deviation from expectations, risk assets will maintain their trend. Beyond that, the cryptocurrency’s performance relative to NDX remains affected by ETF flows.
The volatility of ETH last week was greater than that of BTC, but the overall volatility remained volatile. Trading volume is sluggish. The indicators are consistent with the reaction of BTC. No whales have participated in the past seven days of trading, and the ME indicator maintains a bearish trend.
To sum up, we believe that ETH is weaker than BTC. This is also reflected in the capital flows of the ETH ETF. We maintain our original resistance level 2800 and support level 2400.
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