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September 3 – According to the Wall Street Journal, sources familiar with the matter revealed that six months ago, when the US launched military action against Iran, Defense Secretary Hergsays pledged a swift and decisive strike to avoid a protracted conflict. Now, he is quietly extending troop deployments, suggesting the conflict could continue into next year. Sources indicated this is part of a US military strategy without a clear timeframe, designed to give Trump more options in a war. However, the deployment of 19 warships, air defense units, fighter squadrons, and paratroopers across the region is increasing pressure on US personnel and their families, while the resulting maintenance backlog could take years to clear. One source stated that the standard deployment period for Army air defense units responsible for intercepting Iranian missiles and drones under high-pressure conditions has been extended from nine months to 12 months. Some units originally planned for deployment in Europe and the Pacific but later redeployed to the Middle East have been deployed for over a year.According to the Kuwait News Agency: Alarms have been sounded nationwide.On September 3, local time, the defense team of Venezuelan President Maduro, who is under the control of the United States, filed a motion in the Southern District of New York Federal Court on September 2, requesting the dismissal of the fourth alternative indictment against him on the grounds of immunity. Judge Alvin Hellestein scheduled the hearing for the motion to be held on the morning of November 17, 2026. The defense team attached a legal memorandum, a statement from Pollack, and several annexes to the request, including a ruling from the Constitutional Court of the Venezuelan Supreme Court dated January 3, 2026, a document from the United Socialist Party, and two rulings from Italian courts. It is understood that the filing of this motion does not mean the case has been dismissed. The prosecution will now respond, and the judge will decide whether this defense claim stands against the charges brought by the United States.On Thursday, September 3, the Hong Kong Hang Seng Index opened 171.35 points higher, or 0.68%, at 25,482.56; the Hang Seng Tech Index opened 32.2 points higher, or 0.71%, at 4,549.36; the H-share Index opened 63.02 points higher, or 0.75%, at 8,513.12; and the Red Chip Index opened 11.74 points higher, or 0.28%, at 4,165.19.Hang Seng Index futures opened 0.52% higher at 25,385 points, a premium of 74 points.

BTC Fear & Greed Index Signals a Bullish BTC Session Despite Headwinds

Skylar Shaw

Feb 28, 2023 15:15

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Bitcoin (BTC) experienced a 0.25% decline on Monday. Bitcoin finished the day at $23,502, partially erasing a 1.65% rise from the previous day. Bitcoin fell shy of the $24,000 mark for the third day in a row following the negative session.


After a turbulent morning, Bitcoin surged to a peak of $23,891 in the middle of the afternoon. Before going backward, Bitcoin passed through the First Significant Resistance Level (R1), which is located at $23,795. Bitcoin fell to a late low of $23,131 following the turnaround. Before finishing the day at $23,502, Bitcoin momentarily breached the First Significant Support Line (S1) at $23,205.

Fed Concern and Regulation Risk Anxiety Drive Bitcoin Away less than $24,000

As investors processed the G20 news and post-G20 remarks that offered investors a preview of what to anticipate, regulatory risk worries resurfaced on Monday. Although the G20 refrained from openly banning it, the discussion of enacting stringent regulation measures breeds doubt.


A Forbes story on Binance moving $1.8 billion of user assets to hedge funds on Monday challenged mood amid intense regulatory and legislator examination. CZ, the Founder of Binance, had not yet commented on the story as of the time of writing.


US economic indexes and the NASDAQ Composite Index briefly eased the afternoon session. In January, core durable goods sales in the US rose by 0.7%, correcting a 0.4% drop in December.


Analysts predict a 0.1% increase. Goods Purchases Non-Defense Ex Aviation, the Fed's favored measure, rose by 0.8%, correcting a 0.3% decline from December.


The most recent statistics, however, backed a more active Fed interest rate track to bring inflation back to the goal range. The NASDAQ composite Index increased by 0.63% on Monday thanks to assistance from decline purchasers. This morning, the NASDAQ mini gained 10.75 points.


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