🚨 A critical level for BTC has emerged at approximately $74,600, marking the average break-even price for short-term holders. A drop below this threshold could trigger mass liquidations and further market declines. Conversely, maintaining levels above this point will indicate market strength, according to insights from CryptoQuant.
⚠️🇹🇷🇮🇱 Turkish President Erdogan stated that Israel views peace and security in the region, particularly among its neighbors, as a direct threat to itself. Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett previously identified Turkey as the next target after Iran. Reports indicate that Israel and Turkey are on the brink of armed conflict.
⚠️🇸🇦🇮🇷 Saudi Arabia will not agree to a ceasefire against the Yemeni Houthis until the Yemeni government, backed by Riyadh, regains all territories lost in recent weeks, according to AFP citing a regional source.
⚠️🇮🇷 Schools on Kish Island, located in southern Iran, will transition to remote learning next month. Experts suggest that Iran may be preparing to repel a potential U.S. ground operation on the island.
🚨 The Ministry of Construction of Russia has called on banks to mobilize resources to support developers, according to a statement from the agency's press service—RIA.
⚠️🇪🇺🇷🇺 The European Commission is exploring the creation of a special structure or mechanism to direct frozen Russian assets for further use in support of Ukraine, according to El Pais.
🏙️ Experts report a shortage of mass housing in Old Moscow, attributing it to the absence of new projects launched in 2026. The supply of mass new buildings in the city has decreased by nearly one-third over the past year, highlighting significant challenges in the real estate market. For more details, visit RBC.
🌍 Carlyle Group has exited the competition for Lukoil's international assets, as reported by Reuters. Previously, the Financial Times indicated that the U.S. government and Gulf brokers supported Todd Boehly's bid for Lukoil's assets. Carlyle's $20 billion deal has stalled. The New York Times later revealed that most shares in the Russian-American oil deal will go to Middle Eastern funds, while the U.S. may secure a 15% stake in the new structure for acquiring Lukoil assets.
⚠️🇷🇺 Severstal reports that the Yakovlevsky mining and processing plant is operating "with some limitations" following drone attacks, according to RTRS.
🚨🏆 A year has passed since Donald Trump was denied the Nobel Peace Prize. Shortly after this event, the cryptocurrency market experienced a dramatic collapse, with many altcoins plummeting by 80-90%. This marked the onset of a bear market in crypto. Soon after, conflict with Iran escalated. Many experts believe that awarding Trump the prestigious prize could have averted last year's global tragedies. This year, once again, Trump did not receive the Nobel Peace Prize. Experts anticipate another challenging year ahead.
📈 X5 shares have returned to the "people's portfolio" on the Moscow Exchange in September.
⚠️🇮🇷 The Pentagon has presented proposals to Trump for airstrikes targeting locations up to 80 kilometers inside Iran, according to Al Hadath.
⚠️✴️🇬🇧🇷🇺 The UK Foreign Office has added several crypto platforms to its sanctions list against Russia. Included are Canada-registered Xeltox Enterprises, which operates crypto exchanges Cryptomus, Heleket, and Certa Payments, alongside Kyrgyzstan-based TokenSpot. Also targeted are payment platforms Processing KG, which manages VexPay, and Tsunami Payments. Additionally, the UK has accused company A7 of facilitating sanctions evasion.
⚠️✴️ The largest American public miner, MARA, may have resumed selling BTC. Recent data from Arkham reveals that the company transferred 996 coins to Galaxy Digital.
🚀 Xiaomi's stock (1810HK) surged by 10% following the announcement of strong demand for its newly launched SkyNomad SUV series.
🚨🛢🇺🇸 Trump will not be able to lower diesel prices as long as conflicts in Iran and Ukraine persist, according to recent reports. Despite efforts to boost diesel supplies, the ongoing geopolitical tensions are hindering any significant price reductions. For more details, visit RTRS.