Dogecoin price shows strong cyclical growth and is trading at $0.21489; analysts expect the next impulsive wave to push Dogecoin toward $1.00–$1.40 as it holds long-term logarithmic support, with rising
TL;DR TD Sequential indicator prints a “9” signal, suggesting ADA’s downtrend may be nearing exhaustion. The asset pushes into a resistance zone near $0.86 as analysts watch for a break toward $1.00. MACD and Bollinger Bands support bullish momentum, with the price holding above the weekly midline. TD Sequential Points to Shift in Price Trend Cardano (ADA) is showing a possible change in direction based on the TD Sequential indicator. A “9” buy signal appeared on the daily chart, a setup often seen when downward pressure starts to ease. Crypto analyst Ali Martinez commented, Cardano $ADA is a buy, according to the TD Sequential indicator! pic.twitter.com/0DtVO8mhBq — Ali (@ali_charts) September 3, 2025 Following the signal, ADA closed at $0.82 with a daily gain of 2% and has since moved to $0.83. Trading volume over the past 24 hours stands at $1.46 billion. Market participants are watching for further signs of strength to confirm whether a recovery is underway. ADA is testing resistance between $0.83 and $0.86, an area where sellers were active in previous attempts. Analyst CW said , “$ADA is breaking through its first sell wall.” If buyers maintain pressure and close above this zone, the next price levels to watch are $0.90 and $1.00. According to our weekly prediction , support remains around $0.77 and $0.70. Larger demand zones stretch from $0.50 to $0.69, where the price previously found stability. These levels may offer a cushion if the current move loses strength. Technical Indicators Show Moderate Momentum Bollinger Bands on the weekly chart show ADA trading above the midline at $0.74. The upper band is at $0.96, placing current price action near the top half of the range. This setup often suggests a slight upward bias as the price holds above the average. Source: TradingView MACD also shows a favorable structure. The MACD line is above the signal line, with both in positive territory. The histogram remains green, reflecting continued buying interest. Whether this trend continues may depend on price holding above near-term support and the strength of market flows in the coming days. The post Cardano Price Signal Says It’s Time to Accumulate ADA appeared first on CryptoPotato .
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has freed up prediction market firm Polymarket's QCX acquisition from certain disclosure and data requirements as the company moves forward in its U.S. business offerings. QCX, which got its license to start operations in July before it was snatched up later that month by Polymarket, has been granted a "no-action letter" from the CFTC, allowing it to operate in specifically defined ways without drawing enforcement attention. The firm was acquired by Polymarket in hopes of its official return to U.S. business, which it was forced to abandon in 2022 under direction from the regulator. Polymarket has since emerged from earlier federal investigative interest as the U.S. government has eased its tense relationship with this sector, and companies — also including rival Kalshi — have been given more free rein. The field, as a result, has begun to explode in visibility and usage. Wednesday's decision from two relevant divisions within the CFTC — at the staff level and not a commission ruling — "is similar to previous no-action positions taken with respect to reporting certain binary options transactions and similar transactions," the agency noted. The letter doesn't explicitly address prediction markets, but it notes its position on the "recordkeeping regulations for event contracts." Though he hasn't been confirmed by the U.S. Senate, yet, President Donald Trump's nominee to run the CFTC, former Commissioner Brian Quintenz, has close ties to Kalshi as a board member and told lawmakers that the binary event contracts offered at such firms are appropriate "hedging tools." Even without his arrival, the agency has been taking a friendlier stance, with Acting Chairman Caroline Pham saying the CFTC has let itself get bogged down in a "sinkhole of legal uncertainty" as it pursued legal cases against the industry. Read More: Robinhood Partners With Kalshi to Launch NFL and College Football Prediction Markets
The Federal Reserve has announced its plans to host a conference on October 21 to discuss improving the payments system to attract new businesses tied to crypto and artificial intelligence. The conference seeks to address the convergence of traditional and decentralized finance, new use cases and business models for stablecoins, and the tokenization of financial products and services. The conference will also look into the intersection of payments and AI. BREAKING: 🇺🇸 Federal Reserve to host a conference on "payments innovation" on Tuesday, Oct 21. pic.twitter.com/bJIsLDG7Ve — Cryptopolitan (@CPOfficialtx) September 3, 2025 In the announcement, Governor Christopher Waller said, “Innovation has been a constant in payments to meet the changing needs of consumers and businesses [..] I look forward to examining the opportunities and challenges of new technologies, bringing together ideas on how to improve the safety and efficiency of payments, and hearing from those helping to shape the future of payments.” Fed’s stake in the payments system This payment system conversation was initiated by Waller late last month. According to him, buying crypto with stablecoins through smart contracts follows the same fundamental process as using debit cards at grocery stores. He also said that there is nothing to be afraid of when thinking about using smart contracts, tokenization, or distributed ledgers in everyday transactions. The Federal Reserve is extremely involved in the payments business. According to a FedNow information sheet from last month, since July 2023, it has been running the FedNow real-time payments program. The program has around 1,400 participating banks and $2.7 billion in daily transactions. It also manages the Fedwire Funds Service, and its regional bank system acts as an operator, along with The Clearing House, for ACH payments. Recently, Governor Christopher Waller said, “It is my belief that the Federal Reserve could benefit from further engagement with innovators in industry, particularly as there is increased convergence between the traditional financial sector and the digital asset ecosystem.” According to him, the Fed must understand whether emerging technologies could provide opportunities to improve our existing platforms and services. Waller also advocates for private sector-led innovation as the primary driver of payment system advancement. He calls stablecoins the latest example of market-driven solutions. Waller repeats call for rate cuts in September Other than being a pro-crypto, like Trump, Waller also supports rate cuts. Today, the Fed governor repeated his support for September rate cuts. According to him, the job market is getting weaker. He added that how quickly the central bank cuts rates after that will depend on what happens next in the economy. In an interview on CNBC, Waller said, “I think we need to start cutting rates at the next meeting, and then we don’t have to go in a locked sequence of steps We can kind of see where things are going, because people are still worried about tariff inflation … I would say over the next three to six months, we could see multiple cuts coming in.” He thinks that tariffs might raise inflation in the next few months, but he thinks it will only be for a short time and that inflation will start to fall toward the Fed’s 2% goal in six or seven months. He indicated that because there is less demand for workers, the Fed should start lowering the policy rate from its current 4.25%-4.50% range toward an estimated neutral rate of 3%. The speed of these changes should depend on economic data. Get seen where it counts. Advertise in Cryptopolitan Research and reach crypto’s sharpest investors and builders.