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BTC only but I might consider adding ETH, SOL, and ADA

**ALL HAIL THE ETERNAL CRAB**
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**$1000--------$2492--------$5000**
**2021----------2026----------∞**
*Unless people stop gambling with insane leverage every time ETH tries to run, it's going nowhere.*
*The Crab has spoken.*

A cloture vote is mostly a test of whether leadership has 60 votes to open debate, not a clean probability estimate for final passage. Even a 58-42 failure can be constructive if the holdouts are bargaining over amendments or jurisdiction, while 60-40 can still leave the bill stuck later. For BTC and ETH, imo the near-term move is probably more positioning cleanup than a lasting regulatory repricing unless the vote exposes a durable bipartisan coalition.

🌍 Macro
Risk assets diverged overnight as the U.S. 10Y Treasury yield broke above 5% and the 30Y climbed to 5.37%, while Brent briefly approached $110 amid Middle East energy risks. U.S. equities came under pressure, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index plunging 5.9% and Nvidia down 3.4%, while markets priced in over 90% odds of a 25bp Fed hike this week. BTC bucked the trend, briefly reclaiming $79K as oil eased on renewed diplomatic signals, before pulling back toward $77K–$78K.
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📈 Market Snapshot
• BTC: $78,205.7 (+1.77%)
• ETH: $2,515.96 (+1.55%)
• NASDAQ: 26,186.41 (-0.56%)
• S&P 500: 7,619.98 (-0.48%)
• F&G: 69 (prev. 57)
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🧠 Market Take
BTC briefly pushed to \~$79.2K while ETH reclaimed $2.6K, with \~$250M in crypto liquidations over the past 12H, including \~$178M in shorts. The rebound therefore appears partly driven by short covering, while macro pressure from higher yields and oil remains a key risk.
The CLARITY Act procedural vote is today. The bill needs 60 Senate votes to advance, meaning at least seven Democratic or independent votes are still required. Polymarket’s probability of the bill becoming law in 2026 has risen from \~12% to \~30%, but expectations remain cautious. Even if CLARITY stalls, the SEC is expected to continue advancing digital-asset issuance, custody and on-chain ownership rules.
Key levels:
* Resistance: $79K–$80K → $82K
* Support: $77K → $75K–$76K
* Trend: Range-bound with a potential rebound bias
A break above $82K would strengthen the bullish case, while losing $75K–$76K would reopen downside risk.
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🔥 Hot Tokens
* CPOOL: +34% 24H as institutional RWA/credit narrative strengthens
* PENDLE: +14% 24H following its Robinhood Chain expansion and tokenized-stock yield markets
* PONS: +20% 24H with \~$138M volume as Robinhood ecosystem sees a partial rebound
* AI: +25% 24H amid renewed Robinhood ecosystem rotation
* ZEC: +10% 24H with \~$1.5B volume as NU7 upgrade expectations build
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📰 Key Updates
* U.S. Senate to hold a procedural vote on the CLARITY Act; 60 votes are required to advance.
* U.S. House Financial Services Committee to review a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve bill on September 16.
* Brazil’s central bank finalized virtual-asset licensing rules, significantly raising minimum capital requirements.
* SWIFT and 17 banks, including Citi and MUFG, launched a cross-border payment pilot using tokenized deposits.
* U.K. regulators are exploring exemptions for tokenized gold and commodity products.
* EU Cyber Resilience Act takes effect, requiring crypto-wallet vulnerabilities to be reported within 24 hours.
* Swiss Bitcoin Pay and Revolut suffered separate cyberattacks involving user-data leaks.
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⚡ Quick Take
BTC is showing relative strength despite **5%+ Treasury yields and elevated oil prices**, but the rebound still relies heavily on short covering and policy expectations. **CLARITY today and the FOMC on September 17** could determine whether BTC breaks out of the current $75K–$82K range.

ETH Daily - 14th September  📰
\-Ethereum and Base agree to ship separate AA.
\-Balancer proposes to wind down.
\-RH Stock Tokens plan in-kind redemptions.
\-0x warns about malicious Univ4 Hooks.
\-Ethlabs delivered its week 12 update.
\-Glamsterdam successfully activated on devnet-11.
\-Etherscan supports Robinhood Chain.
\-Token Terminal releases an Ethereum Q2 report.
Read more: [https://ethdaily.io/ethereum-and-base-split-on-account-abstaction](https://ethdaily.io/ethereum-and-base-split-on-account-abstaction)

*was you mean. It was ETH. Spot bot

So just a little feedback from personal experience. You should be able to buy what is considered "lesser high risk" assets like ETH immediately, but you can't buy higher risk assets like Render until the 18th. Once it clears you're good to do whatever you want.

SGX cleared by CFTC to offer BTC and ETH perpetual futures to US institutions

>**Season finale,**
>**While walking down the valley,**
>**Carry on the rally.**
~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap

The instant ETH goes above $2550, I see long leverage funding spiking.
Everybody is waiting for a pump and going long when it starts.
Unless this changes, probably with tens of hundreds of fakeouts, ETH is not running.

Nothing to see here...Certainly no one who would do everything to prevent ETH from breaking out

Back to the scheduled ETH pump 👀

I track perpetual open interest across four venues every day: ETH's book just closed at 70.2% of Bitcoin's, rank 1 of my 73 sessions, while funding sat on its median

Yes, I have a small amount in etherium and only etherium. The ether is an entire ecosystem of digital apps and smart contracts. ETH has the utility of completing smart contracts and storing them on its ledger. (And more but keeping it simple) This is applicable in housing, medical, social security, tracking of any product like social security numbers or register guns, offenders etc. it’s also a company with a board so folks can be regulated or held responsible for wrong doing. I’m no crypto bro, however the major financial institutions to include banks, exchanges, clearing houses, credit services, credit processing, are all creating infrastructure for crypto and blockchain has been around for decades. The reward to me outweighs the risk at 1% or less of a portfolio. For major crypto bulls I can see buying in at 5% of a portfolio, that person would have to be able to really articulate why they believe in the tech to me though. I already consider money as digital now as the echelon fights the big fight for control over what crypto becomes the “gold standard” I’ll wait and watch.
Do you hold crypto and why?

ETH is performing well even without the Clarity Act. Since we’ve been waiting for the Clarity Act for so long, I don’t think it will have a major impact on the price.

I’ve never once had an issue with Revolut. I have tons of money in and out including BTC and ETH. Plus salary payments and i move money back and forth. Have done for years now. It’s defo to me one of the best banks ever made

I invested in 2017 as part of an overall crypto gamble. I pulled out all of my investments at a small profit via ETH alone, so now my XRP holdings are ride-or-die. My overall profit since 2017 is directly tied to the value of XRP at any given point in time, so I'm just gonna wait and see if it ever gets insanely high.

I’d look at Delta Exchange India in the first place, have heard a lot about it, they have crypto options on BTC/ETH, so it’s pretty straightforward if you’re coming from equity options. I’d focus on IV and Greeks first rather than trying to pile on a bunch of indicators.

Since you already trade equity options, you probably have a much better starting point than someone coming in completely fresh. The main adjustment is getting used to how different the underlying market behaves.
Crypto trades 24/7, volatility can move a lot faster, and there are also perpetual futures and funding rates influencing the broader market. I'd probably start with BTC or ETH options and spend some time just observing how IV, Greeks and option premiums behave around big moves before trying to build an income strategy.
I'd also avoid looking for one "consistent income" setup. The same options strategy can behave very differently depending on whether the market is trending, ranging or going through a volatility spike.
If you're in India, you can check Delta Exchange India. it offers crypto options along with futures. Could be a decent place to get familiar with how crypto derivatives work, especially given your equity options background.

I’ve been following $MOON / Mooncat for a while now, and what keeps me interested most is the community around it. It’s still a relatively small project, which honestly makes it more fun in a way. People are active, memes are flying around, updates actually get discussed, and it doesn’t feel like one of those places where the only message you ever see is “wen moon?” every five minutes.
Mooncat is on Robinhood Chain and the idea is pretty simple: a memecoin with a cat theme, an active community, and ETH rewards for holders through the token’s tax system. I like that it has a clear identity and that people around it seem to actually enjoy being part of the project instead of only talking about price.
I’m not posting this to tell anyone to buy, and obviously nobody knows where any memecoin will go. It’s high risk and everyone should check everything for themselves before putting money into anything.
I just wanted to share it because I genuinely like the vibe around the project and I’m curious to see where the community takes it.
Website: [mooncatrbh.com](http://mooncatrbh.com/)
CA: 0x862cDCCB67C8a22FDb247D09A08B1dAD09447777
NFA, DYOR, check the contract yourself, and never put in more than you can afford to lose. 🌙🐈