This week’s schedule is a bit packed.

On Monday, there’s the Federal Reserve interest rate meeting; on Tuesday, inflation data will be released; and on Wednesday, the policy decision will be announced—all eyes are on that “rate cut restart” signal. If they really soften their stance, liquidity expectations could ignite instantly, but the question is: will this be another fake-out?

What’s even more interesting is the new narrative that’s emerged recently. The conversation between Musk and Jensen Huang gave Bitcoin a push toward the “energy hard currency” concept. The logic is simple: AI is devouring computing power, computing power relies on electricity, and BTC mining is essentially converting electric power into digital assets. So now, some are saying it’s not just “digital gold” anymore—it might become a kind of “liquid energy certificate.” It sounds explosive, but whether this narrative holds up will depend on whether there are actual use cases that materialize.

On another front, Dogecoin has also been making moves. Rumors about Tesla testing DOGE integration into its payment system haven’t died down, and the double-bottom pattern on the monthly chart looks pretty textbook. Community sentiment is heating up, and meme coins like SHIB and PEPE are starting to stir as well.

But honestly—meme coins are wild when they pump, and even harsher on the way down. Most copycat projects eventually get wiped out; only a few manage to stick around.

So there are really two questions right now:
Is this new “energy currency” story for Bitcoin truly opening up a new era, or is it just another round of hype?
How far do you think Dogecoin and the meme coin sector can run on this rebound?

Share your thoughts in the comments.