DOGECOIN breaks support at 0.09515
DOGE/USDT slipped below the prior support of 0.09515 to 0.09436, staying within its average daily volatility range of 5.5 %.
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DOGE/USDT slipped below the prior support of 0.09515 to 0.09436, staying within its average daily volatility range of 5.5 %.
The SEC, together with U.S. and international regulators, issued a joint investor bulletin for World Investor Week, urging participants to stay resilient amid economic shifts and to guard against relationship and impersonation scams, with resources available on Investor.gov.
ADA/USDT jumps 12.18% in 24 h, surpassing the 0.2654 resistance and reaching 0.2753, a move equal to 2 times its ATR.
DOGE/USDT climbs to 0.09567, surpassing the prior resistance of 0.09515 in a half‑ATR move, with a neutral RSI and ADX at 29.7 amid a Greed market mood.
The Fear & Greed index reads 65 (Greed) and Bitcoin dominance holds at 59.3 %. The most volatile assets posted double‑digit percentage gains.
DOT climbs above 1.207 USDT, with RSI at 56.1 and ADX at 30, as the market shows greed and high BTC dominance.
ADA rises to 0.248 USDT, surpassing the 0.2452 resistance and moving 0.2 × its 14‑day ATR in a volatile regime.
SOL/USDT surpasses the 119.99 USDT resistance level, climbing 1.66% while staying above its moving averages in a greedy market environment.
The BLS report shows nonfarm payrolls added 29,000 jobs and the unemployment rate held at 4.2 % in September, with only minimal shifts across major sectors.
The Federal Reserve Board announced it will lengthen the deadline for comments on its plan to update Regulation O, which governs bank credit extensions to executives, directors and major shareholders, until November 4.
The Federal Reserve Board announced it has executed an enforcement action against Ontario Bancorporation, Inc., based in Ontario, Wisconsin, through a written agreement dated September 24, 2026.
The SEC has floated a rule that would let listed companies file earnings every six months instead of quarterly. The proposal has sparked a record level of opposition, with over 99 % of comments warning that reduced transparency could raise capital costs.
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