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the nasdaq closed its worst week since june, down 4.5% as chip stocks slid

bitcoin gave back far less over the same week, and next week's bond auctions decide whether that gap holds.

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MarketsLevel24hweek
$BTC81,617+0.0%-1.6%
$ETH2436.9+0.6%-2.7%
$SOL104.8+0.4%-4.7%
BTC.D59.3%
F&G55 greed

01Crypto4 stories

02Macro3 stories

04Week ahead4 dates

  • mondaychina reports third-quarter growth plus september spending and factory output. a reuters poll sees 4.4%, under the 4.5%-5% target, which keeps stimulus hopes alive
  • wednesdaythe treasury sells $13 billion of 20-year bonds, a live test of who still wants long-dated debt. tesla reports after the close
  • thursday 8:30 ETweekly jobless claims, plus a $26 billion auction of 5-year inflation-protected bonds
  • friday 9:45 EToctober flash PMIs, the first read on business activity since the oil spike

05My view

bitcoin sat through a chip selloff and barely flinched. strive kept stacking coins and circle is taking its dollar into new countries, so the people who think in years kept buying while tech stocks broke.

the risk i'm tracking is money, and it shows up in two places. stablecoin supply slipped 0.39% over seven days, so this week ran on dollars already inside crypto. and the ten-year closed friday at 5.10%, which is exactly what wednesday's auction will test.

a sloppy auction that pushes the ten-year higher and drags crypto down with stocks would change my mind. i honestly can't tell yet whether bitcoin held on new demand or because the sellers were already done.

the fed stays quiet until its october 27-28 meeting, so the data does all the talking this week. a market that holds while stocks crack has buyers behind it, and next week shows how deep they go.

rest today. china monday, the auction wednesday, PMIs friday. monday we lock tf in.