New York Wrap: Dogecoin leads crypto; Hang Seng sinks 2.3%
Dogecoin jumped 4.43% to lead a broad crypto bid while Hong Kong's Hang Seng fell 2.27%; Bitcoin held above $85,800 and European stocks firmed.
Dogecoin jumped 4.43% to lead a broad crypto bid while Hong Kong's Hang Seng fell 2.27%; Bitcoin held above $85,800 and European stocks firmed.
Crypto topped the day's gainers with Dogecoin +4.43% and Cardano +3.41%, while the Euro Stoxx 50 rose 1.25% and the Hang Seng fell 2.27%.

Dogecoin at $0.0967, up 4.43% on the day, holds above its 200-day average yet sits 64% under its 52-week high β RSI a neutral 59.7.
Crypto tops the board at the open β Dogecoin +4.43%, Cardano +3.41%, Bitcoin near $85,848 β while FX majors sit flat and Hang Seng sheds 2.27%.
Precious metals sold off across the board β platinum, palladium, silver and gold all lower β while US and European equities closed firmly higher.

Polkadot (DOTUSD) trades at 1.185, up 2.95% on the day. Above its 200-day average yet below the 50-week line, with RSI neutral at 56.4.

XTZUSD trades at 0.2824, down 5.74% on the session β above its 200-day average, 63.68% below the 52-week high, with a neutral 53.9 RSI.
Palladium led a muted, mixed reaction to the US jobs report at 12:30 UTC, rising 0.72% while Polygon firmed and most crypto names held steady.
Crude cracked nearly 4% into the New York close while gold, silver and palladium firmed and the dollar edged higher across the majors.
Crypto climbed against the dollar after the US Core PCE and Final GDP release on Sept 30, with Cardano leading gains and gold lagging behind.
US Core PCE lands at 12:30 UTC as the Fed's preferred inflation gauge; crypto pairs like LINK and Stellar slide while gold firms on our feed.
Gold fell 3.43% and silver 4.84% into the New York close as crypto bled, led by GRT's 15% drop, while the dollar firmed and US equities slipped.