YB BALOCH (ybbaloch)

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Powell’s Comments Send Bitcoin Down After Rate Cut. After the Federal Reserve cut interest rates, Jerome Powell spoke in a press talk that quickly changed the mood in the market. Many traders had expected this cut to be the start of a series of rate drops, but Powell made it clear that another cut in December is far from certain. He said the economy is still growing but only at a steady pace. The job market is starting to cool down and inflation is still higher than the Fed wants. He also mentioned that the government shutdown could slow the economy for a short time. Powell pointed out that while layoffs and new hiring remain low, the risk of weaker job numbers has gone up. Those comments were enough to shake the market. Traders who had hoped for faster rate cuts started to back off, and that led to a pullback in crypto prices. Bitcoin dropped about 4 percent to around 107,935. Ethereum also slipped to about 3,840.

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✅ Bitcoin Looks Ready for a Major Move Bitcoin seems to be preparing for something big as key chart patterns start to align. A strong triangle support and a forming inverse head and shoulders setup are both hinting at a possible bullish reversal. Price action has been getting tighter lately, which usually means a big move is coming soon.

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In the evolving landscape of Web3, community-driven protocols are redefining how governance, coordination, and ownership operate on-chain. Among the pioneers leading this transformation is $COMMON , a protocol designed to power programmable communities. Its impressive growth expanding to 3.8 million active members and over $18 billion in tokens represented across its ecosystem highlights a strong trend toward collective ownership and decentralized governance at scale. Understanding $COMMON’s Core Model At its heart, the $COMMON protocol enables communities to automate governance, manage assets, and coordinate decision-making using smart contracts. These programmable communities function as decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) but with enhanced flexibility. Through “loops” automated markets for actions communities can set rules and incentives for participation, making governance dynamic rather than statia

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✦🔥 November Rebound Race — SOL, XRP, or the Sleeper Meme Coins Ready to Explode? 💭 ✍️ By ProfUseey | Voice of the Underdogs 🌍 ━━ 💭 The Hook — Dips Don’t Kill Stories. They Start Them. ━━ It’s October 31, 2025. Markets just took a heavy beating — BTC slid from $126k to $104k during the mid-October bloodbath, now holding between $108k–$115k. ETH limps around $3.8k. Headlines scream: tariffs, SEC pressure, ETF outflows, $370B wiped, $19B liquidated in a day. But the street truth? 📉 Fear peaks before recovery starts. November’s setup looks spicy — Fed cuts priced in, QT whispers cooling down, and trade tensions easing. The next big move could start when everyone’s still scared to click buy. So, here’s the street challenge for the fam 👇 👉 Which coin turns this dip into a moonshot — SOL, XRP, or the meme underdogs?

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#Funding Not liking what I've been seeing here. As I said, I would have liked to see the 12h funding lose steam or even go into negative territory for a full reset. What we have seen in the last few hours was actually a huge spike on funding, which suggests degen longs are back at it. I think all these guys should have to be liquidated with a huge flush, the MMs won't allow these mofos to get away with it imo.

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His hawkish remarks about inflation and uncertainty over a December rate cut rattled global sentiment, sending shockwaves through equities and crypto alike. Let’s decode what really happened — and what it means for the weeks ahead 👇 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐞𝐭 𝐒𝐡𝐨𝐜𝐤: 𝐅𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝐂𝐨𝐨𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐇𝐨𝐩𝐞𝐬 𝐭𝐨 𝐂𝐨𝐥𝐝 𝐅𝐞𝐚𝐫 🧊 🔶 Powell’s Key Message: “Market expectations of another rate cut in December are far from certain.” This one line was enough to unwind optimism built during weeks of speculation that the Fed would continue its easing path. 🔶 Impact: Traders immediately repriced risk — U.S. Treasury yields jumped, gold spiked, and Bitcoin dropped below $108,000, losing over 4% in 24 hours. Ethereum followed, hitting a low near $3,840, as liquidity rotated back to the dollar.

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