Crypto enters the week balancing optimism and uncertainty. The Federal Reserve is poised to deliver another rate cut, the Trump–Xi meeting looms large, and the U.S. government shutdown is deepening.

Crypto enters the week watching Washington, where the threat of a government shutdown is colliding with markets already strained by tariffs, rate cuts, and fading confidence in policy.

After weeks of strength, crypto markets were jolted by one of their sharpest sell-offs of the year; a USD 150B shakeout that tested both sentiment and structure.

Last week, crypto markets saw their heaviest ETF inflows since July, unfolding against a volatile backdrop of weak labor data, sticky inflation, and an imminent Fed rate cut.

Markets are caught between weak jobs data, dovish Fed expectations, and a wave of institutional bets on tokenized infrastructure that could redefine where capital flows next.

Jerome Powell’s Jackson Hole speech marked a turning point. He signaled that rate cuts are likely ahead, reshaping markets and setting the stage for crypto’s next move.

The dollar is weakening, but crypto’s holding strong—so what does that say about where capital is headed next?

The crypto market has been increasingly volatile these past couple of months. What’s caused this and what lies ahead? 

September’s jobs report came out stronger than expected and macroeconomic factors are pointing towards a soft landing in the US. Has the Fed nailed the soft landing? And what does this mean for crypto?

We examined the potential impacts of the upcoming Federal Reserve rate cuts on both the crypto and stock markets. How will it play out?

The crypto market has gone through two massive sell-off events that have pushed all coins down. Is this the new normal or is there a light on the horizon?

Is there truth to the popular “Sell in May and go away” narrative? Or will this go around be different?