According to @BullTheoryio, revised US GDP printed 3.8% versus 3.3% expected, a stronger read that typically argues for a higher-for-longer Fed path and slightly reduced October cut odds, which is market-relevant for risk assets. source: @BullTheoryio; U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis According to @BullTheoryio, the market still prices an 87.7% probability of an October rate cut despite firmer growth, reflecting liquidity pressures that could amplify any dovish signal into a risk-on rally. source: @BullTheoryio; CME FedWatch Tool According to @BullTheoryio, the PCE and Core PCE inflation prints arrive at 8:30 am ET with a 2.7% headline PCE consensus, where a softer result would bolster cut odds and risk appetite while a hotter print could delay cuts and spark near-term volatility. source: @BullTheoryio; U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis; Federal Reserve According to @BullTheoryio, four Federal Reserve officials, including Vice Chair Barr, speak today and any hint of a policy pivot could rapidly reprice rates and risk assets. source: @BullTheoryio; Federal Reserve Board calendar According to @BullTheoryio, roughly $21 billion in BTC and ETH options expired today, including $16 billion in Bitcoin with max pain at $110,000 and $5 billion in Ethereum with max pain at $3,700, implying leverage resets and heightened whipsaw risk. source: @BullTheoryio; Deribit According to @BullTheoryio, seasonality is a tailwind with Uptober four days away and historically supportive for Bitcoin and altcoins, adding to potential upside catalysts. source: @BullTheoryio; Coinglass historical seasonality According to @BullTheoryio, trading focus is on the 8:30 am ET PCE release and subsequent Fed remarks for a potential Q4 rally trigger in BTC and ETH if inflation is softer and guidance skews dovish, while a hotter print and hawkish tone could extend range-bound chop into November. source: @BullTheoryio