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$OPG is an interesting one here.

The first move was explosive, pushing from around $0.093 to $0.109 before getting rejected.

Now it’s cooling off and building a base around $0.096–$0.098.
I’m watching how price reacts here.

If buyers step back in, that $0.109 high could come back into play.

$BROCCOLI had one of the cleaner moves on the chart.

From roughly $0.0165 to $0.0212, then a pullback instead of a complete breakdown.
Now price is holding around $0.0198 and moving sideways.
That’s the level I’m watching.

A clean break back above $0.0204 could put the $0.0212 high back on the radar.

This $龙虾 chart is showing some serious strength.

Price pushed from around $0.062 to $0.0777 and, instead of giving everything back, it’s been consolidating near the highs.
That’s what catches my attention.
$0.0777 is the obvious level now.

Break it with volume and the next leg could get interesting.

$PROM just went vertical.

From around $4.85 to $7.16, followed by a sharp pullback and now a recovery back toward $6.60.

The important part for me is what happens next.
$6.77 is the near-term resistance.
If buyers reclaim it, the $7.16 high could be tested again.

If not, I’d expect more consolidation first.

Some days you win.
Some days you learn.

Both days are part of the journey.

Don’t let one bad trade, one setback, or one slow week make you question your potential.

Stay patient. Stay focused. Keep showing up.

Your progress is bigger than today’s result.

$ETH $BNB $SOL

$CLO is making an interesting move

After bouncing from ~$0.080, price pushed above $0.0973 and ran toward $0.107.

Now it’s pulling back.

The big question: can $0.0973 hold as support, or does the momentum cool off?

Watching this one closely.

$MVLL just had a serious move

From ~$30.50 to $36.73 in a short time, and now we’re seeing a pullback toward $34.86.

$34.30 is the level I’m watching.

Hold it → buyers may try again.

Lose it → deeper retracement becomes possible.

Let’s see what price does next.

$BTR is showing a strong recovery after bouncing from $0.1383.

Now sitting around $0.166, bulls are pushing toward the $0.1726 resistance.
→ Break $0.1726 → $0.1796 becomes interesting
→ Lose $0.1635 → $0.1544 could come back into play

Momentum is strong, but volatility is even stronger.

$ONG just had a massive move from $0.040 to $0.228 before getting rejected hard.

Now around $0.118, the key question is whether buyers can reclaim $0.155.
Above $0.155 → $0.196 and $0.228 become the next major levels.

Below $0.118 → $0.092 could be tested.
This one is moving FAST

$TUT is holding a pretty strong short-term uptrend.
Price is around $0.0595 after recovering from the $0.0526 area.

Key levels:
→ $0.0608 resistance
→ $0.0640 breakout zone
→ $0.0567 first support
→ $0.0526 deeper support

If buyers keep defending the higher lows, another push toward $0.064 could be on the table.

$BEAMX exploded from around $0.00148 to $0.00220, then pulled back.

Now price is consolidating near $0.00193.
The setup is simple to watch:
→ Reclaim $0.00207 → $0.00220 back in focus
→ Lose $0.00188 → $0.00176 could be next
After a move this fast, confirmation matters more than chasing candles.

Not financial advice.

$7B just flowed into Gold + Bitcoin ETFs in a single week.

GLD and BlackRock’s IBIT led the charge, according to ETF analyst Eric Balchunas.

Institutional demand is getting hard to ignore.

Gold + BTC the new liquidity magnets?

$BTC

MASSIVE: Nvidia is expected to report a record $92.3 BILLION in quarterly revenue today.

AI demand keeps pushing the numbers higher.

The real question: can Nvidia beat the already massive expectations?

$SHIB is already up ~55% from the accumulation zone.

The macro structure still looks very interesting.

A weekly close above 0.000006697 could confirm the next leg higher.

If the fractal repeats, 0.000013 → 0.000024 → 0.000038 become possible targets.

Patience. Let the chart confirm. $SHIB

$BTC just swept the liquidity above.

Now the real question is what comes next.

Above: $78K–$80K
Below: $73K–$75K
And deeper: $69K–$71K

Which level gets tested first?

Let’s see where BTC goes from here.

Bitcoin just hit a new local high around $78,800 before a small pullback.

The bigger trend still looks strong.

BTC has reclaimed $67.2K and $70.5K, with $70.5K now the key level to watch.

If bulls keep defending it as support, the uptrend stays intact.
$BTC

#Bitcoin #BTC

$BTC holding $64.2K–$64.5K after the recovery.

$62.7K–$63K = key support
$65.15K–$65.4K = key resistance

Break $65.4K → higher.
Lose $62.7K → deeper pullback.

Watching the breakout.

$BTC longs are getting pretty crowded.

If we see a sharp move down, $57K could get interesting with liquidations kicking in.

Not saying BTC is going there.

Just keeping an eye on it.

I went into TermMax expecting the interesting story to be its fixed-rate lending and zero-liquidation leverage.

But the deeper I looked, the more the usage data stood out.

TermMax is now sitting above $90M in TVL, with 1.5M+ registered wallets and 90K+ daily active users across 10 EVM chains.

What surprised me most is where that TVL is coming from.

It isn't just leverage traders.

A meaningful part of the liquidity comes from lenders and vault depositors looking for fixed yield, while the zero-liquidation leverage side gets most of the attention.

Then I looked at the fee activity.

Roughly $3.5K in protocol fees compared with around $7.1K for the week means almost half of the week's fee activity happened in a single day.

That's interesting because I initially expected a fixed-rate lending protocol to show a smoother, more predictable usage pattern.

Instead, activity appears to bunch up around specific periods.

That makes fees more useful to watch than TVL alone.

TVL tells you how much capital is sitting there.

Fees tell you when users are actually willing to pay to use the system.

And with the TMX TGE confirmed for August 25, 2026, that's the part of TermMax I'm watching most closely.

Not just how much liquidity is deposited, but whether real usage keeps converting that liquidity into sustainable activity.

#termmax @TermMax

Been looking into Dusk lately, and the idea is actually pretty interesting.

Instead of trying to be another general-purpose L1, Dusk is focused on bringing regulated financial assets on-chain without giving up privacy or compliance.

RWA + privacy + real financial markets.

That’s a narrative worth watching.

$DUSK #dusk @Dusk