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XRP Creates New Golden Cross, What to Watch Now  XRP has created a new golden cross, albeit on short-term time frames, reflecting recent buying pressure in the crypto market. A golden cross, which occurs when a short-term moving average such as the MA 50 crosses over a long-term MA, has appeared on XRP's four-hour chart, indicating short-term buying pressure. The crypto market rose in the week as investors weighed the possibility of a potential rate cut at the upcoming Fed meeting on the 16th and 17th of this month. XRP also rose following positive triggers, including demand for XRP products and ETF optimism. In the past week, 3iQ, issuer of Canada's XRP ETF XRPQ, reported a major milestone. XRPQ surpassed CAD 150 million for the first time in its AUM, making it the largest among its peers. The potential launch of Rex Osprey crypto ETF funds, which includes an XRP product, also spurred positive ETF expectations in the market.

Bitcoin ( $BTC ) rallied and moved above $115,000 last week as expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts rose and as exchange-traded inflows jumped by over $2.3 billion. At last check on Sunday, Sept. 14, the top cryptocurrency was down 0.5% for the day. See below. Federal Reserve to cut interest rates The most significant macro tailwind this week will be the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) interest rate decision on Wednesday. Kalshi and Polymarket odds of a 25 basis point cut stand at almost 100%. Similarly, the CME FedWatch Tool confirms this view. In theory, the start of the Federal Reserve interest rate cuts should be bullish for Bitcoin (BTC) and the crypto market. Historically, these assets have thrived in the era of easy money policies but struggle when the Fed tightens. For example, Bitcoin price jumped to a record high during the pandemic as the Fed slashed rates and then crashed to below $16,000 as the bank hiked in 2022. Fueling the bullish case is that the rate cut is coming towards the fourth quarter, which is usually its best-performing ones. CoinGlass data shows that the average Bitcoin return in Q4 since 2013 is over 84%. However, there is a risk that the Fed cut will not boost Bitcoin for two main reasons. First, the rate cut has already been priced in, which would make it a sell-the-news opportunity. This risk will be elevated if the Fed delivers a hawkish cut. Bitcoin price has formed a risky pattern The other main risk is that the Bitcoin price has formed a nearly-perfect rising wedge pattern on the weekly chart. This pattern consists of two ascending and converging trendlines. With this convergence happening, there is a risk that a breakdown will happen soon. The other technical risk is that oscillators like the Relative Strength Index and the MACD have formed a bearish divergence pattern. This pattern occurs when the asset price has a downward trajectory despite being rising. As such, while the Fed cut is highly bullish for Bitcoin and the crypto market, there is also a risk of a potential pullback when it happens.

$WCT $ROSE $LTC $BTC $PI The biggest Altseason starts on Sept 17... FED will cut rates and inject $3T in crypto

Crypto Market Rebounds After Bearish Stretch After nearly two weeks of a bearish sentiment, the crypto economy rebounded, closing the week with a market capitalization of just under $4.17 trillion. Bitcoin (BTC) ended the seven-day period on Sept. 13 with a gain of nearly 5%, pushing its market capitalization back above $2.3 trillion. According to Bistamp data, $BTC peaked at $116,805 on Sept. 12 before settling in the $115,000 to $116,000 range. A Bitcoin.com News report indicated that BTC’s technical structure was still bullish, suggesting that a breach of the $117,000 resistance could open a path to $120,000 in the short term. However, the report also warned that if BTC fell below $114,770, a retreat to $113,500 could be triggered. While bitcoin’s dominance fueled the overall performance of the crypto economy, the top two altcoins—ethereum ( ETH) and $XRP —posted even stronger gains, rising 8.2% and 10.8%, respectively. After spending much of September struggling to break the $4,600 mark, ETH surged to a peak of $4,768—the first time it had traded above $4,750 since Aug. 25. XRP, which had traded below $3 until Sept. 9, briefly rose to $3.18—its highest level in more than three weeks—before declining to $3.10. It was one of more than eight high-cap altcoins that closed the week with double-digit gains. Other altcoins posting similar gains during the period included SOL, up 17.5%; $DOGE , 35.7%; ADA, 12.4%; $LINK , 10.8%; HYPE, 18.8%; SUI, 12.6%; and XLM, 12.8%.