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Big week ahead for Bitcoin, bros.

Hot inflation could strengthen December hike bets and push $BTC ( ▼ 0.12% ) below $83K, while softer data could ease that pressure and reopen a move toward $86K. Macro + MSCI = plenty of volatility fuel.

Here’s what we got for you today:

AI’s growth story is much bigger than chatbots.

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This week’s biggest macro test lands Wednesday.

CPI print is the ultimate market catalyst before Fed Chair Kevin Warsh and the FOMC convene later this month.

After raising rates by 25 bps last month, the Fed dropped hints about one more hike in 2026.

But with Middle East energy disruptions and AI data center supply shocks bumping up headlines, everyone is asking: Is inflation getting sticky again, or can we finally breathe?

1/ Headline CPI may rise to 3.6%

Forecasters are expecting a bit of a split personality from September's CPI data:

Because the Fed focuses heavily on Core CPI, a steady 0.2% MoM would show that underlying inflation isn't spiraling - even if gas pumps are hurting consumers.

2/ AI data centers & Oil: The new inflation drivers

The Fed is watching whether expensive oil and diesel start leaking into everything else. So far, the clearest impact has been in areas like airfares, while broader pass-through looks limited.

Policymakers are also explicitly flagging AI data center buildouts as an inflation pressure point. Demand for chips and networking gear is keeping electronics prices elevated.

However, labor market data shows wages aren't driving inflation. Weakening job growth gives the Fed room to be patient - if core numbers cooperate.

3/ The market is already backing away from an October hike

Following last month’s hike, market odds of an October rate increase sat around 55%. Soft jobs data knocked those odds down toward 20%.

🧠 Read core. Don't panic buy the headline

Headline inflation will look ugly because of oil, but Core CPI is what rules Fed decisions. Don't jump into leveraged positions the second the top-line number drops on Oct. 14, 2026, at 8:30 AM.

If core holds at 0.2%, the Fed likely stays on pause, giving crypto the runway for a Q4 rally. Stay cautious, guys!

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Blur was once big enough to knock OpenSea off the top spot in NFT trading… Now its website is shutting down.

Blur says blur.io will close on Nov. 12, while Blend - its NFT lending protocol - will stop matching new loans on the same day.

Important distinction, bros: Blur itself isn’t disappearing completely. Its onchain marketplace contracts will keep running, and $BLUR ( ▼ 35.21% ) will still control the protocol’s fee switch. But the numbers explain why this is happening.

1/ From $1.43B volume to under $7M

Blur exploded in 2023 with zero trading fees, pro-trader tools, airdrops, and aggressive incentives. At its peak in March 2023, monthly NFT trading volume hit roughly $1.43B.

By March 2026? Less than $7M. That’s a collapse of more than 99.5%.

After the shutdown announcement, $BLUR ( ▼ 35.21% ) dropped around 33% in 24 hours to around $0.012, pushing its market cap down to roughly $38M.

The NFT bear market didn’t just cool Blur down. It basically emptied the room. 🥶

2/ Blend borrowers now have a deadline

Blend will also stop accepting new loans on Nov. 12.

More than 1,000 $ETH ( ▼ 2.45% ) worth of loans have reportedly been recalled, meaning borrowers need to repay before the deadline or risk default and liquidation of the NFTs used as collateral.

That creates another headache. If borrowers can’t repay, some NFTs could be forced back onto an already weak market - exactly when liquidity isn’t great.

Blur says a separate withdrawal tool will be provided afterward to help users recover assets from Blend.

3/ Don’t forget old NFT approvals

Security researchers say they haven’t found a current exploit in Blur’s contracts, but previously granted NFT approvals can remain active.

Because some contracts are upgradeable, users have been advised to review old permissions and revoke anything they no longer need with tools like Revoke.cash.

Yuga Labs CEO Figge and Pudgy Penguins CEO Luca Netz echoed that advice.

🧠 My take

The incentives disappeared, traders disappeared, and eventually the volume disappeared too. The biggest lesson for users now is this: when a protocol starts winding down, check your loans, collateral, withdrawals, and approvals before everyone else rushes for the same exit.

Binance rolled out its personalized AI trading assistant to all English-language users worldwide starting Oct. 12. Read more

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