$BTC
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Overview: Strong bounce from 67,300, structure shifting to higher lows.
Support: 68,800 / 67,500
Resistance: 70,000 / 71,750
Targets: TG1 70,200 | TG2 71,800 | TG3 73,000
Pro Tip: Hold above 69K keeps momentum bullish; lose 68.8K and pressure builds.
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$ETH
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Overview: Reclaimed 2,050 zone, steady bid strength.
Support: 2,040 / 1,995
Resistance: 2,120 / 2,180
Targets: TG1 2,120 | TG2 2,180 | TG3 2,250
Pro Tip: Watch volume on 2,120 break for continuation play.
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Bitcoin: Choppy Short-Term, Bullish Long-Term — Two Clocks Are Running
Bitcoin is trading on two different clocks right now.
Clock one is macro.
Short-term BTC remains tightly coupled to risk assets. Correlations are still elevated: Nasdaq (+0.73), S&P (+0.72), HYG (+0.66), even VIX (+0.54). Lead–lag data matters here — equities and credit typically move first, BTC follows. When stocks or credit soften, Bitcoin usually reacts within days. Short-term direction is macro-led, not narrative-led.
Clock two is structure.
Spot is hovering near $69.3K, with the gamma flip around $68.7K and max pin near $70K. Downside is defined by the $65K put wall, while upside supply sits closer to $75K. Net gamma remains negative, volatility is elevated, and multiple option expiries are approaching — each one increasing the odds of a directional move.
The key takeaway is simple:
Near-term price action is fragile and noisy. Long-term valuation remains structurally bullish.
Chop in the short term doesn’t invalidate the long-term repricing thesis. It’s noise inside a much larger valuation dislocation.
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ZEC Token Surges 4.57% After SEC Clears Investigation, Trading Volume Hits $368M on Binance
ZECUSDT saw a 4.57% price increase over the last 24 hours, trading at 240.05 on Binance, with the rise attributed to regulatory relief after the SEC concluded its investigation without sanctions and continued ecosystem development, despite recent core team changes. The asset experienced significant liquidations of long positions following a break below support, but positive sentiment from new product launches and notable industry support contributed to recovery and renewed demand. Zcash recorded a 24-hour trading volume of approximately $368 million, maintaining its position as a top-traded pair on Binance, with price fluctuations between 229.56 and 240.05 in the latest session.
#Crypto The Bitcoin Dominance chart helps us understand where market capital is flowing, whether into Bitcoin or toward altcoins. On the weekly timeframe, Bitcoin dominance had been trending higher for a long period, forming consistent higher highs while respecting the rising trendline. However, this structure has now changed, as dominance has clearly broken below the weekly trendline. After the breakdown, dominance spent a considerable amount of time consolidating below that level. Currently, Bitcoin dominance is looking weak in this zone and is struggling to move higher. From the current structure, it appears that dominance may continue to move further to the downside. If this decline continues, it would favor altcoins, increasing the chances of a strong recovery across the altcoin market over the coming weeks. For now, we monitor how dominance behaves around this area and let the market confirm the next move.
BlockBeats News, February 8, according to LookIntoChain monitoring, in the past 15 minutes, Arthur Hayes transferred 8.57 million ENA tokens (worth $1.06 million), 2.04 million ETHFI tokens (worth $954k), and 950k PENDLE tokens (worth $1.14 million), suspected to be sold.
I remember first coming across Dusk Network and filing it away as “interesting, but early.” Not dismissing it just not ready to take it seriously. At the time, everything felt early. Every project claimed it was building the future, and most of them sounded oddly certain about things no one could really be certain about.
What kept Dusk in the back of my mind wasn’t excitement, but restraint. It didn’t seem obsessed with being loud.
The focus on regulated assets and privacy felt almost unfashionable, especially in a market that rewards spectacle. I wasn’t sure if that was a strength or just a sign of limited ambition.
Over time, my perspective shifted not because of price movements or announcements, but because of how often the same problems kept resurfacing elsewhere. Compliance treated as an afterthought.
Transparency pushed to uncomfortable extremes. Systems built for growth first, consequences later. Dusk’s approach started to feel less “early” and more… patient.
That doesn’t mean I’m convinced. I still don’t know if this path scales, or if the market even wants something this measured. But I’ve learned to pay attention to projects that don’t rush to impress.
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