$AKE There is potential for a long position, but the volume and FR for liquidity pumps aren’t there. It seems like it’s pump manipulation, because the pump…
#WallStreetOpensHigherOnTechRebound #Write2Earn $BTC weakening of the DXY moves bullish for BTC and S&P500. and the probability ahead should be that market sentiment will return slightly risk-on if
#Write2Earn $VANRY appears that TF 4H price for high that is getting lower, while volume keeps decreasing. price temporarily broke the super trend, but returned to the inside area. smart money position is dominant Short. keep monitoring the Funding rate and OI to see the next movement later
$BTC TF 4H shows a correlation between BTC, DXY, and the S&P 500 which is very influential. The pressure from DXY drives BTC and the S&P 500 upward. The TF 1D Dxy structure is still bullish and the HTF BTC structure is still bearish.
$BTC #Write2Earn #bitcoin #Sentiments $BTC is still creating a base and tends to decline. It looks like BTC is still moving and wants to break through the 1D TF POC, but open interest still looks weak. Price increases may be because the Coinbase premium appears to be decreasing as well, which reduces selling pressure, so BTC looks like it’s rising with only a little buyer effort. The funding rate still looks dominated by longs, although it hasn’t yet become over. The probability is strong for sideways price action tending to fall, with liquidity that’s rather thin and the Fed considering inflation is still high. Let’s just see whether there’s a major catalyst that can change market sentiment?
$BTC #Write2Earn! #DXYvsBTC TF 4H DXY still maintains a bullish structure after successfully breaking out from the previous resistance. Meanwhile, BTC has not yet been able to form a clear bullish structure. As long as DXY remains strong, pressure on risk assets such as Bitcoin is likely to continue. However, if DXY loses momentum and starts to break down, that could be a catalyst for BTC to continue its rise. USDT rise. D (2%) is currently pressuring $BTC around (2-3%)