The push higher stalled quickly and sell pressure showed up on the first test, suggesting this move is corrective rather than a trend shift. Momentum is rolling over again and buyers aren’t getting acceptance above this zone, keeping downside continuation in play.
The dip didn’t get continuation and bids stepped in quickly, which looks more like absorption than distribution. Sellers pushed but failed to expand momentum, and price reclaimed the range low. As long as this area holds, continuation higher remains the cleaner path.
The dip didn’t get continuation and bids stepped in fast, which looks like absorption, not distribution. Sellers exhausted on the flush and downside momentum failed to expand. As long as this base holds, continuation higher is the cleaner path.
The push higher stalled quickly after a sharp selloff, and buyers failed to reclaim prior structure. This bounce looks corrective, not a reversal. Momentum remains weak and price is still below key acceptance zones, keeping downside continuation in play.
The dip didn’t get continuation and bids stepped in quickly, which looks more like absorption than distribution. Buyers are defending the lows and downside momentum failed to expand. As long as this area holds, continuation higher is the cleaner path.
The push higher stalled quickly and sell pressure showed up on the first test, suggesting this move is corrective rather than a trend shift. Momentum is rolling over again and buyers aren’t getting acceptance above this zone, keeping downside continuation in play.
The push higher stalled quickly and sell pressure showed up on the first test, suggesting this move is corrective rather than a trend shift. Momentum is rolling over again and buyers aren’t getting acceptance above this zone, keeping downside continuation in play.
The push higher stalled quickly and sell pressure showed up on the first test, suggesting this move is corrective rather than a trend shift. Momentum rolled over after the spike and price is failing to reclaim prior support, keeping downside continuation in play.
The dip didn’t get continuation and bids stepped in quickly, which points to absorption, not distribution. Sellers failed to press lower and momentum stalled on the downside. As long as this range holds, continuation higher is the cleaner path.
The push higher stalled quickly and sell pressure showed up on the first test, suggesting this move is corrective rather than a trend shift. Momentum is rolling over again and buyers aren’t getting acceptance above this zone, keeping downside continuation in play.
The push higher stalled quickly and sell pressure showed up on the first test, suggesting this move is corrective rather than a trend shift. Momentum rolled over hard after the blow-off top and buyers aren’t getting acceptance back above the prior range. As long as price stays capped here, downside continuation remains the higher-probability path.
The push higher stalled quickly and sell pressure showed up on the first test, suggesting this move is corrective rather than a trend shift. Momentum is rolling over again and buyers aren’t getting acceptance above this zone, keeping downside continuation in play.
The dip didn’t get continuation and bids stepped in quickly, which looks more like absorption than distribution. Buyers are still defending structure and downside momentum failed to expand. As long as this area holds, continuation higher remains the cleaner path.
The dip didn’t get continuation and bids showed up fast, pointing to absorption rather than distribution. Structure is holding and downside momentum failed to expand. As long as this zone holds, continuation higher is the cleaner path.
The dip didn’t get continuation and bids stepped in quickly, which looks more like absorption than distribution. Buyers are defending structure and downside momentum failed to expand. As long as this area holds, continuation higher remains the cleaner path.
Michael Saylor’s Strategy just dropped $90 million on Bitcoin, buying 1,142 BTC at nearly $79,000 each — even as Bitcoin was crashing below that level all week and briefly touched $60,000.
The move pushes Strategy’s massive stash to 714,644 BTC, worth over $54 billion. But here’s the twist: the buy didn’t lower their average price at all. In fact, Strategy paid above its own cost basis.
Bitcoin has stayed under $72,000 since, fueling jokes online that Saylor refuses to buy “too cheap” to avoid ugly paper losses.
Strategy’s stock rode the chaos. Shares plunged to $107, then ripped 26% higher to around $135 as crypto bounced.
The dip didn’t get continuation and bids stepped in quickly, which looks more like absorption than distribution. Sellers lost momentum after the flush and price is stabilizing. As long as this area holds, continuation higher is the cleaner path.