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BNB is pulling back toward its rising 4H trendline after rejecting from the $612–$615 area. Buyers are now sitting around an important support zone, and holding it could keep the broader uptrend alive.
Entry: $604.50–$606.50
Targets: TP1: $610.00 TP2: $612.50 TP3: $615.00
Stop: $602.00
BNB is testing trend support after the pullback. If buyers defend $604–$605, another push toward $610–$615 could be next.
TAO just bounced from the $194 area after a sharp sell-off. Buyers are trying to recover, but $200 is the first level they need to reclaim. If this bounce holds, another move toward the recent resistance could follow.
Entry: $195.50–$197.00
Targets: TP1: $200.00 TP2: $202.50 TP3: $205.00
Stop: $193.50
TAO got hit hard, but buyers reacted quickly from the lows. Hold above $195 and a recovery toward $200–$205 could be on the cards.
Been sitting with Project Dusk’s privacy pitch for a few days now and one thing kind of stuck with me. @Dusk the whole selling point is “selective disclosure,” shielded by default, provable when it needs to be. sounds clean on paper. but I pulled up Etherscan and BscScan yesterday (Aug 13) just to compare the wrapped supply across chains, and it kind of complicates the story a bit.
ERC-20 DUSK: ~19,763 holders, roughly $30.5M onchain market cap. BEP-20 DUSK: ~17,323 holders, about $12.3M. same price on both, $0.0611. nothing wild there on its own except every single balance and transfer on both of those is fully public. standard token contracts, no shielding, no Phoenix, no Hedger, nothing. anyone can sit and watch any wallet move.
so the actual selective-disclosure tech the Phoenix/Moonlight split, Hedger on DuskEVM that only really lives on the native mainnet. most of the liquid supply people are actually trading day to day is sitting on fully transparent bridged rails instead.
not saying that’s bad or intentional, honestly probably just normal early-bridge behavior. but it’s a strange gap between the privacy narrative and where the money is actually moving right now.
does that close once DuskEVM adoption grows, or does bridged supply just stay this way indefinitely? genuinely unsure
BNB bounced nicely from the rising trendline and buyers are pushing price back above $611. The 1H structure still looks constructive, and holding the $609–$610 area could support another move higher.
Entry: $610.00–$611.50
Targets: TP1: $612.50 TP2: $614.50 TP3: $616.00
Stop: $608.50
BNB defended the trendline and is recovering again. Hold above $610 and another run toward $614–$616 could be on the cards.
Been deep in @Dusk research today, and one thing stood out more than the price chart.
#dusk pushed the DuskEVM testnet live on August 10th three days ago now. Announcement was pretty clean: Solidity and Hardhat support, devs can now deploy and test on Dusk using tooling they already know. Part of the long-running EVM-compat push since the multilayer architecture shift last year.
First reaction: nice, another checkbox toward mainnet EVM. Second reaction, after actually sitting with it a bit: this is access, not adoption. I went looking for early contract deployments or any testnet activity worth citing and came up mostly empty which, fair, it's three days old. But that's kind of the point.
We (me included, correcting myself mid-thought here) tend to read "testnet live" announcements as momentum when really they're just doors opening. Whether builders actually walk through is a separate, slower question usually one that takes weeks or months to show up as real deployment numbers instead of a pinned tweet.
Not bearish, genuinely. Lowering the barrier for Solidity devs matters for a chain chasing regulated on-chain finance. Just noting the gap between "infrastructure shipped" and "infrastructure used" a pattern I keep running into across every L1 with this pitch.
Anyone actually poking around the $DUSK EVM testnet yet, or is it still too early for that to mean anything?
AAVE pulled back after rejecting near $89.50, but buyers are already reacting around the $88.20–$88.50 area. If this zone keeps holding, another move toward $90 could be on the cards.
Entry: $88.40–$88.90
Targets: TP1: $89.50 TP2: $90.00 TP3: $90.50
Stop: $87.80
AAVE is still trading inside a tight range, but buyers are showing up on the dips. Hold above $88 and another test of $89.50–$90 looks possible.
XRP is testing the $1.003 support again after another pullback. Buyers have defended this area multiple times, and as long as it holds, a bounce back toward the recent highs remains possible.
Entry: $1.003–$1.006
Targets: TP1: $1.010 TP2: $1.015 TP3: $1.020
Stop: $0.999
XRP is sitting right on an important support zone. Hold $1.003 and buyers could get another chance to push price back toward $1.015–$1.020.
SPCXB made a huge move higher and is now trading close to the $151 resistance. After such a strong 4H pump, I’m watching for rejection near the highs and a possible pullback toward the previous support zone.
Entry: $148–$151
Targets: TP1: $142 TP2: $136 TP3: $131
Stop: $153.50
SPCXB is up hard and sitting right under resistance. If buyers fail to hold the breakout, a cooldown toward $136–$131 could come fast. This one is volatile, so risk management matters.
SUI is compressing inside a triangle and price is sitting close to the rising support. Buyers are still defending the structure, but the real trigger comes around the $0.694–$0.695 resistance zone.
Entry: $0.684–$0.687
Targets: TP1: $0.694 TP2: $0.700 TP3: $0.703
Stop: $0.681
SUI is getting squeezed tighter here. Hold the rising support and a breakout above $0.694 could open the door for a quick move toward $0.70+.
BNB is pulling back after a strong run toward $620, but the broader 1H structure still looks bullish. Buyers now need to defend the $610–$612 area for continuation.
Entry: $610.50–$612.00
Targets: TP1: $615.00 TP2: $618.00 TP3: $620.50
Stop: $608.50
BNB cooled off after the pump, but the uptrend is still alive. Hold $610 and another run toward the highs could be on the cards.
AAVE bounced hard from the $86.20 support and buyers are trying to hold the recovery around $89. If this zone stays defended, another push toward $90+ looks possible.
Entry: $88.80–$89.20
Targets: TP1: $90.00 TP2: $91.00 TP3: $92.80
Stop: $88.20
AAVE already showed buyers are active from the lows. Hold $89 and bulls still have a shot at another leg higher.
BNB bounced strongly from the rising trendline and pushed straight through the $608 area. Momentum is still bullish, but price is now approaching the recent high around $615.
Entry: $608.50–$610.50
Targets: TP1: $612.50 TP2: $615.00 TP3: $618.00
Stop: $606.00
BNB buyers stepped in hard from the trendline and the move has real momentum behind it. As long as $608 holds, bulls still have the edge.
BTC is sitting right above the $63.9K support after a sharp drop. Price is trying to stabilize here, and if buyers defend this zone, a relief bounce toward the broken resistance could follow.
Entry: $63,950–$64,100
Targets: TP1: $64,400 TP2: $64,750 TP3: $65,300
Stop: $63,700
BTC got hit hard, but now it’s sitting on an important support around $63.9K. If buyers hold this level, I’m watching for a bounce back toward $64.7K first.
BTC just had a sharp flush from the $65K area and is now testing support around $64K. This looks like a key decision zone. If buyers defend $63.95K–$64K and reclaim momentum, a relief bounce could be on the cards.
Entry: $63,950–$64,100
Targets: TP1: $64,500 TP2: $65,000 TP3: $65,350
Stop: $63,750
BTC got smacked from the highs, but now it’s sitting right on an important support. If $64K holds and buyers step back in, I’m watching for a bounce toward $64.5K first, then $65K.