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September 8, 2025

Good morning, friends.

In this early autumn month of September, the U.S. stock market stands at a pivotal juncture. On one hand, it may witness a dramatic reversal; on the other, it harbors the risk of panic selling. The key factor determining this outcome is the upcoming Federal Reserve interest rate meeting.

So why must we pay close attention to this meeting?
How can we determine whether September will see rates remain elevated or mark the official start of rate cuts?
More profoundly, should rate cuts materialize, what shifts will unfold in the economic landscape and investment markets during their initial, intermediate, and final phases?

Friends, I will delve into these answers in detail during this morning's community session.

This is an invaluable analysis that will help you navigate the investment rhythm of the coming weeks. Please make sure to study it carefully.


Friends, let's first examine the pre-market stock performance. Observing the .SPX S&P 500 Index, it's evident that it currently resides within the 6490–6498 range—a critical resistance level signaling the market has reached a pivotal decision window.

Should next week's FOMC meeting confirm a rate cut, this range could be breached, propelling the S&P to new all-time highs. However, if the market interprets the rate cut as a passive policy “to avert recession,” it could trigger another round of declines.

In other words, the current technical pattern is brewing a significant turning point. My personal assessment is: once the rate cut is finalized, it will likely drive the index higher in the short term, forming a valid breakout. Yet, this breakout won't signal the end of risks—it may instead plant the seeds for a fresh downturn.

Why? Because market logic is never singular. While rate cuts temporarily boost risk assets, they may long-term expose underlying economic weakness. After the initial euphoria, capital will inevitably return to its recessionary concerns.





Friends, the Fed's September policy meeting is all but certain to deliver a rate cut. Markets widely anticipate the central bank will officially lower interest rates, ushering in a new era of easing.

So why do we pay such close attention to the Fed?

Simply put, the Fed is the central bank of the United States. Its every move not only determines the direction of the U.S. economy and financial system but also impacts global markets through capital flows, exchange rates, and trade. Digital assets like Bitcoin and CXON are often the most sensitive to its policy shifts.

The Fed holds eight policy meetings annually, each focused on the same task—striking a balance between economic growth and price stability. Lowering interest rates eases liquidity, benefiting stocks, gold, and cryptocurrencies. Raising rates strengthens the dollar but puts pressure on equities and digital assets. Keeping rates unchanged results in limited market volatility.

So, friends, when observing market trends, the key isn't fixating on any single data point. It's understanding that the Fed's policy direction serves as the compass for market sentiment.




The latest data indicates that inflation expectations are gradually easing, and consumer confidence is recovering. This creates the conditions for the Federal Reserve to initiate rate cuts in September.

But more importantly, we must understand the nature of such rate cuts. Historically, the Fed hasn't always waited for economic collapse to lower rates. During the 1998 Asian financial crisis and the 2019 manufacturing slowdown, the Fed implemented “preventative rate cuts” to preemptively create room for potential risks.

This time is no different. The Fed's decision to cut rates by 25 basis points first is not a comprehensive easing but rather a tentative move: it acknowledges underlying concerns in the U.S. economy (manufacturing weakness, the service sector struggling to carry the load) while avoiding signaling excessive monetary loosening to the market.

In other words, the real challenge lies not in this single rate cut itself, but in how to bridge the gap between manufacturing and the service sector moving forward.




Friends, the Fed's decision to cut rates by just 25 basis points this time hinges on managing market expectations.

Consider this: had they slashed rates by 50 basis points at once, the market would have immediately wondered:
“Is there bad news we don't know about?”
Especially with major corporate events like Apple's product launch approaching and market sentiment already on edge, aggressive moves would only add fuel to the fire.

Thus, the Fed opted for a 25-basis-point cut. This move signals easing while preventing market overinterpretation. By the next FOMC meeting, armed with fresh data and assessments, they'll have greater maneuvering room:

If markets stabilize, gradual cuts may continue;
If tensions persist, more aggressive measures become justified.
In other words, this aims to stabilize conditions while preserving policy flexibility.

PS: Here's a quick knowledge nugget. When the Fed mentions “cutting rates by 25bp,” “bp” stands for basis points. One basis point equals 0.01%, so 100 basis points = 1%. For example, a 25bp rate cut equates to a 0.25% reduction.



From an investment perspective, whether the Fed cuts rates by 25 basis points or 50 basis points in September, our overall strategy requires no major adjustments.

25bp: Market disruption remains limited. Holding U.S. Treasury ETF (whether 10-year or short-to-medium term) provides a stable response, as falling interest rates mean bond prices will rise.

50bp cut: This scenario may prove more favorable, as faster rate declines lead to more pronounced bond price gains, potentially yielding greater returns for bond ETF.

Regarding the digital currency market, both scenarios would weaken the US dollar. As alternative assets, Bitcoin and other crypto assets would naturally attract capital inflows, creating short-term opportunities.

However, note: markets often follow the “buy the rumor, sell the fact” pattern. Recent data shows the 10-year Treasury yield has fallen to a four-month low, triggering massive inflows into bond ETF; Bitcoin briefly dipped before rebounding strongly—a classic pattern of capital sentiment.

This is where CoreX' value shines. It tracks those subtle, complex market signals, using quantitative trading systems to help us react faster amid volatility and identify genuine trading opportunities. In other words, rate cuts are merely the backdrop—the real key to investment success lies in who can capture the rhythm.



Friends, from an investment education perspective, we stand at a pivotal turning point: the Federal Reserve's rate-cutting cycle has commenced, ushering the world into a new era of monetary easing. Historical precedent shows that once the Fed takes action, central banks like the ECB, BoE, Bank of Canada, and RBA typically follow suit. What ensues? Domestic currencies come under pressure, compelling global capital to seek fresh avenues for value preservation.

In this environment, digital assets naturally thrive. Bitcoin and Ethereum, with their scarcity and global liquidity, have historically been the preferred destinations for capital. More importantly, our CXON token is perfectly positioned to ride this wave.

Why? The logic is clear:
Interest rate cuts → Liquidity release → Capital seeking outlets → Digital assets absorbing capital → CXON stands out due to scarce supply + CoreX quantitative trading system

This represents the most powerful tailwind from macroeconomic policy, and it is the fundamental logic behind CXON becoming the “second engine.”



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Good afternoon, community friends. I'm Bird Grant from NextLeap Management Consulting, also known as the “Profit Falcon.”

Today we officially launch CoreX internal test trading. This is an exciting moment not only because of the tool itself, but because we can finally put classroom insights to the test in real market conditions.

In today's session, we will explore three key questions together:

How should we adjust our investment portfolios in response to new market challenges?

What are the specific plans for the internal testing phase?

What practical teaching content will we incorporate into test trading?

Through this exchange, I hope you will not only experience the strengths of CoreX but also learn replicable operational logic from real trading. This is more than just a test—it's an opportunity for learning and growth.



Next, let’s take a look at the market after the closing, where the VIX index typically exhibits an inverse relationship with stock indices. After today's market close, the VIX showed a slight uptick on the 15-minute chart, indicating lingering investor anxiety even after trading hours, with unease permeating the market sentiment.

What does this mean? Generally, such conditions suggest short-term market volatility may remain elevated. Simultaneously, we observe a lack of fresh upward momentum and no clear catalysts to drive the index higher, suggesting the trend may appear hesitant or even stagnant.

In this environment, I urge caution. When facing uncertain volatility, maintain a calm perspective on price movements.





We observe that the SPX remains within a weak, sideways-to-downward channel overall. The “doji” pattern on September 8th indicates market hesitation as it seeks direction. Currently, the index is precisely testing the resistance level of a key trendline, with no genuine breakout yet occurring.

In this environment, risk awareness must be prioritized. For investors with heavier positions, I recommend moderately reducing holdings by 15% to 20%, freeing up capital to await clearer signs of market stabilization before considering new trades.





Additionally, CPI data is set to be released this week, and the market is already building momentum in anticipation. The real key lies in who can position themselves before the data hits, they'll gain the upper hand in the subsequent market movements.

Today also marks a special moment for us, as internal test trading officially commences. So I must remind everyone: don't let short-term volatility disrupt your rhythm. Strictly execute trades based on signals from the Core X system.



ETH 15-minute chart: ETH price is currently trading near the middle band of the BOLL, remaining range-bound. However, the Core X system has issued a trading signal: short-term traders can tentatively establish a small position near the middle band, with a risk-adjusted risk level at the key support level below. A break above the upper band will open up further upside potential.

Now that the signal has appeared, please log in immediately, transfer funds to your futures trading account, and be ready to execute instructions from the Core X system.

For those who haven't completed this preparation, please contact your Senior Customer Support Manager as soon as possible to receive $500 in testing funds to ensure you can follow today's internal testing.





Today's first internal trading test was highly successful, yielding an overall profit of approximately 30%. Congratulations to all participating students—I'm sure you're still basking in the rewards of this trade. This is the unique experience Core X System delivers: not just the outcome, but the journey itself.

Next, you're likely wondering: How did we identify this opportunity? In our upcoming review session, I'll walk you through the entire process step by step—from assessing market structure and timing signal emergence to execution and risk management.

At Core X, every trade is more than just a profit-making endeavor; it's a classroom for learning and growth. We aim to transform this successful case study into a repeatable skill for future success.


On the ETH/USDT 15-minute chart, the price was trading near the middle Bollinger Band at the time, with the market at a critical juncture for directional choice. When the price successfully broke through the middle band, the upward trend was confirmed, and the Core X system simultaneously issued a buy signal this was the entry opportunity captured during our internal testing. We believe everyone has personally experienced the impact of the Core X system today.

Once again, congratulations to all participants in this test trade! Tomorrow, we will continue seeking new entry opportunities. If you're not yet prepared, contact our Senior Account Manager immediately. They will assist you in completing all pre-test preparations to ensure you can join tomorrow's session.

May tomorrow bring even greater profits to all our friends. After the market closes, I will join everyone in reviewing the details of today's first internal test trade. See you tomorrow.