Bitcoin Miner's revenue has fallen %11 in September. The major reason behind the fallen revenue is the decrease in BTC prices. Bitcoin gained over 25% in July and August while it closed September with an 8% loss. The decline in estimated revenues indicates that miners are selling their BTC and they’re not holding them for the long-term (HODL). It can be interpreted as the cost of mining is high, therefore miners want to buy from lower levels for their wallets. Furthermore, the market dominance of Bitcoin went up above 60% again, while it was declining to 57% levels for some moments. Which can mean some crypto investors are allocating their funds on Bitcoin from altcoins and stable coins.

There’s no major breakout on BTC/USD futures, which is slightly on the sell side today, and it follows a narrow band like the last week. The major trend is up but in the short-term, there’s a secondary downtrend because of selling pressure. The daily trends are passing by 10,600 and 10,450 levels. Also, BTC being in an uptrend and in a horizontal channel causes a fast recovery on prices. The support levels can be followed for reactions. 
 

Ethereum price is up %1,5 this morning and tries to cover last week's losses. The dollar has been gaining after Trump’s announcement about his COVID test result is positive, Bitcoin and Ethereum had losses in parallel with USA futures and gold. On the other hand, the active addresses on Ethereum are increasing. Grayscale Ethereum Fund report states that Ethereum’s 2.0 update having a negative effect on prices which can cause further effects on movements. This week the markets will follow Trump’s health condition along with the news about the new stimulus package of the USA.

Ethereum’s technical Outlook is looking more positive than Bitcoin. 350 and 347 $ are daily main support levels. The short-term major trend is continuing its movement upside.