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🟡 Bitcoin price wobbles ahead of Fed’s rate decision

Bitcoin (BTC) dipped as low as $59,500 on Binance ahead of tomorrow’s Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting. Market participants are bracing for a hawkish stance from the Federal Reserve (Fed), with expectations set for unchanged interest rates.

The CME FedWatch Tool indicates a mere 4.4% of economists predict a rate cut—the first in over a decade—while a dominant 95.6% anticipate rates to hold steady between 525-550 basis points.

According to The Kobeissi Letter, current market data indicates a 36% probability that there will be no interest rate cuts this year. Four months ago, the likelihood of maintaining current rates was only about 3%.

Expectations have also shifted to just one reduction this year. Previously, the market anticipated six rate cuts. Additionally, the probability of experiencing two or more rate cuts has diminished to 31%.

🔺 Stagflation risk

Amidst this financial climate, the US grapples with stagflation risks as inflation persists and economic growth slows.

The first quarter of 2024 saw GDP growth decelerate to 1.6%, falling short of the 2.2% forecast and down from the previous quarter’s 3.4%. Concurrently, the US Core PCE inflation index climbed from 2.0% to 3.7%.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell stated that recent data does not make the Fed more confident, suggesting a longer timeline to regain economic stability. He expressed belief in the adequacy of current policies to navigate the risks at hand, hinting at sustained high-interest rates without increases.

Bitcoin’s trajectory mirrored these economic uncertainties, dropping below $62,000 earlier in the week due to renewed stagflation worries.

A brief rally above $64,000 occurred with the launch of spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in Hong Kong yesterday, but the momentum was short-lived as investor caution set in ahead of the Fed’s key decision.

$BTC #BTC #Bitcoin

【 Short-term pullback to watch, but the big trend still looks bullish! BTC’s next extreme target: 88,000–89,000?】

Today BTC has overall started to weaken, which is basically consistent with our earlier judgment of “the higher it rises, the higher the risk.”

At the moment, the 4-hour chart has already shown a clear second top divergence. More importantly, the MACD failed to cross twice—both were classic cases of “cross not happening”—and then it immediately turned downward, with bearish momentum strengthening.

On the technical side, BTC has already broken below the previous ascending channel. In the short term, a pullback to the lower boundary of that channel isn’t out of the question first—around $79,300. If that pullback confirms but BTC still can’t reclaim the level, then the probability of further downward adjustment from here increases significantly.

So the short-term playbook is fairly clear right now:

Pullback confirmation around $79,300 → continued downward adjustment → pay close attention to $73,000–$75,000.

Personally, I currently already hold about 60% spot exposure, with a relatively low overall cost basis. My ETH cost is $1,556 and my SOL cost is $65. Since this rally already captured most of the upside, I won’t rush to add aggressively at higher levels just because I’m not fully invested.

My strategy remains unchanged: below the $75,000 area, I don’t consider adding more.

The big trend hasn’t ended yet. In fact, this short-term pullback is an opportunity to readjust positions. For friends who are currently lightly positioned, you can also重点 wait for the $73,000–$75,000 region.

If the larger uptrend continues afterward, the extreme upside expectation is still in the $88,000–$89,000 area (the neckline level that was broken when the earlier large head-and-shoulders pattern triggered).

#比特币24小时跌3.4%至7.74万美元 $BTC #BTC $ETH $SOL

78000 broke out and then fell back—this is the real signal for today.

In the midday session, BTC surged to 78,135 and the trading volume instantly spiked 5x—$53.4 billion worth of volume hit in a single candlestick. But then the price pulled back to around 77,800 and failed to hold. This isn’t weakness—it’s testing.

━━━ BTC’s current structure ━━━
Price just broke out from the 77,500 range above 78,000, but it didn’t continue. The 77,800–78,000 zone is now the key area: if it holds, the afternoon has the groundwork for another push higher; if it breaks below 77,500, today’s bullish logic for the longs needs to be re-evaluated.

What’s also worth watching is the capital flow: the BTC long/short ratio is 1.21, relatively healthy. The funding rate is 0.01%, and market sentiment isn’t overly hot—under these conditions, the pullback is more like digestion, not a reversal.

━━━ ETH hides bigger risk ━━━
Today’s ETH long/short ratio is 2.63, more than double BTC’s.

Plain English: ETH longs are heavily stacked, but the price only climbed from 2,434 to 2,447—an increase of less than 0.6%. They used so much capital, yet got only a small amount of upward movement.

What does this divergence mean? Once the market shows the slightest sign of trouble, a chain-reaction liquidation from passive de-risking by ETH longs could be much stronger than BTC’s. If BTC whips around again this afternoon, ETH’s reaction could be even more violent.

━━━ Two key levels for the afternoon ━━━
BTC: Whether 78,000 can form an effective support is the core. A clean breakout and hold would point to 78,500–79,000 as the target; if it falls back below 77,500, then short-term long positions should cut losses.

ETH: 2,460 is the near-term resistance. Whether it can keep up with BTC will determine whether ETH longs can get back to even. If it breaks below 2,420, the stop-loss pressure for ETH longs—where the long/short ratio is already too high—will show up quickly.

━━━ My take ━━━
BTC is slightly bullish in the short term, but 78,000 needs a second confirmation. This ETH spot isn’t a good time to go long—the long side is already crowded, and the risk-reward isn’t great.

Weekend liquidity is relatively thin. Large funds can move the price just by acting. If BTC’s volume thins out this afternoon, don’t chase—wait for the signal.

I’ve seen too many of these setups: volume goes up, price doesn’t follow—then it ends up becoming someone else’s exit window.

#BTC #ETH #加密市场

BTC has been hovering at the $78,000 level for three hours, without breaking out or seeing increased volume. This is not hesitation—it’s stillness before the buildup.

The Tianfan system scan this morning shows: ETH’s comprehensive regime score is 0.83—bulls are strong, with long/short power at 60% leaning bullish. BTC’s score is -0.82—structure is bearish, but it’s currently repairing: the MACD histogram has been continuously converging, with negative values narrowing from -356 to -229. This is a bottoming signal—it’s not a reason to assume further downside.

━━━ Key Structure ━━━
BTC current price: $77,871
Key resistance: $78,150 (today’s high; a breakout would open upside room)
Key support: $77,325 (the lower Bollinger Band; if it holds, the structure remains healthy)
MA7: 77,693 / MA25: 77,663 / MA99: 78,791
RSI-12 is at 48.86, neutral but slightly weak—typically a waiting-for-confirmation zone

ETH current price: $2,444
Key resistance: $2,452 (today’s high)
Key support: $2,432 (recent low)
The Tianfan long factor (9/15) has triggered; alpha25 win rate is 65.31%—this is one of the cleanest bullish signals for ETH I’ve seen recently

━━━ Funding Readings ━━━
BTC perpetual funding rate is 0.01% (annualized 8.68%): longs are at a slight premium, but it’s not overheated.
ETH long/short ratio is 2.635—more than two times the long positions; market sentiment is clearly bullish.
ETH funding rate is 0.0028% (annualized 4.01%): funding costs are extremely low, so holding long positions has almost no friction.

Exchange sentiment vote: 2289 bearish for BTC vs 2232 bullish—slightly more panic, which is a contrarian signal. When retail investors probe the bottom, they are often the most pessimistic.

━━━ My Take ━━━
The market is doing one thing: washing out floating profits/positions and preparing for the next leg.

ETH is the asset most worth watching today. The Tianfan bullish regime has been activated; funding costs are low and the long/short ratio is elevated—institutions are accumulating while retail traders are on standby. If the ETH/BTC ratio can stabilize, ETH in this round is likely to outperform.

BTC’s key is whether $78,150 can break out effectively. If it breaks with volume, the golden cross structure of today’s MA7/MA25 will be confirmed, with a target of $79,500+. If it breaks but fails to hold, it will likely pull back to test support at $77,325.

I’ve seen too many setups like this. Most people are waiting for the “confirmation signal,” and by the time it arrives, prices are already at the highs.

#BTC #ETH #Tianfan Morning Report

#BTC 4-hour chart, box again.
The last time BTC was ranging near 62K, the MACD showed a bullish hidden divergence at the bottom, and then Bitcoin put in a solid upward move.
Now the price is entering a ranging phase again—if the MACD shows a similar divergence again, could it be another opportunity?
For now, keep an eye on it

#BTC

Here's something noteworthy about the Bitcoin February 2026 and June 2026 lows:

Both bottomed at roughly the same price point (price green box) and at near identical levels of being Oversold on the RSI (RSI green box)

Both times Bitcoin reversed to the upside towards ~$80,000

But when price rallied to the May 2026 highs...

Bitcoin was drastically less Overbought on the RSI than it is on this current advance into ~$80,000

More, Bitcoin is forming a Price Lower High, which is important in the context of these major RSI Overbought differences

The RSI Higher Highs together with the Price Lower Highs bring about a Hidden Bearish Divergence on the Daily timeframe at this major psychological resistance of ~$80,000

This Hidden Bear Div will persist, unless Bitcoin is able to break into a new Higher High on price

$BTC #Bitcoin

Thanks to the loyal old members for continuing to renew and top up. In August’s bull market promotion, we also gifted time. And to the brothers who still want to renew—don’t wait, act fast.

Wait for a healthy pullback in Bitcoin; we’ll pick up the dip again and add another $100,000. #BTC

Yesterday we saw WARSH bringing a tougher, more realistic speech about the situation in the US. Obviously, this made investors uncomfortable and ended up pressuring the markets, taking #BTC back into the $76K region.

But it’s important to understand: this was not a demonstration of Bitcoin’s weakness. It was a broad market sell-off.

And, as always, volatility also creates opportunities.

With the BTC pullback, a new opportunity opened up for those who were on the sidelines, mainly in altcoins, which are starting to show more interesting entry points.

I’ll keep holding my SWING Long in BTC, which remains extremely profitable, and I also maintain Swing Longs in some altcoins.

I’m not in a hurry.

It’s true that we need some sideways movement in BTC for altcoins to be able to deliver better performance. However, I don’t believe that sideways movement has to happen right now. It’s more likely to occur even higher up.

We’re following a path we’ve traveled before. So relax and let prices do their work.

Some altcoin pairs against BTC have already started to gain strength, but don’t overdo leverage. Below 20x is still the most sensible.

Trade with more seriousness. Leverage requires discipline, risk management, and above all, caution.

We’re still in an incredibly bullish structure.

There’s no reason to panic.
Have patience, respect the market, and let the trend work in your favor.

#BTC shows an extreme imbalance of liquidations upward. 👀

With Bitcoin around 77,980 USD, Scalping’s Simple Map leaves a very clear picture: the highest concentration of leveraged traders is currently above the price.

🔥 From 81,000–82,000 USD onward, the shorters’ liquidation volume in 10X, 25X, 50X, and 100X starts to grow strongly.
The most heavily loaded core appears approximately between 83,000 and 85,500 USD, with individual peaks near 4M and a higher cumulative amount that approaches 400M toward the edge of the map.

Below #BTC there are also long liquidations, mainly between 69,000 and 77,000 USD, but the visible cumulative total is considerably smaller.

⚠️ The map doesn’t say that Bitcoin necessarily will go up. What it does show is that if price manages to break above 80K–82K, it would enter an enormous concentration of shorters, where a sequence of liquidations could accelerate the move.

Right now, the biggest fuel is up top.

🔗 tradingdifferent.com/es/dashboard/liquidation-heatmap?code=binance-square

The first anti-quantum transaction on the Bitcoin mainnet has been implemented and experimentally validated

Recently, the crypto community has been paying close attention to the real-world progress of the Bitcoin network in the direction of post-quantum security. Multiple reports say that the Bitcoin mainnet has completed an experimental transaction designed with quantum-safe security, aiming to test whether the relevant signature schemes and protection concepts are feasible in the current network environment, and to provide reference for later discussions on long-term upgrades.

The context is that Bitcoin has long relied on classical public-key cryptography systems such as elliptic curve digital signatures. If, in the future, sufficiently powerful quantum computing capabilities emerge, it is theoretically possible to derive private keys or forge signatures from the publicly exposed key information, thereby endangering the security of certain addresses and in-transit transactions. Industry often refers to this potential tipping point as the quantum-related risk window. Although mainstream judgment still holds that large-scale practical attacks have not arrived, once a transaction is broadcast and public-key-related data enter the public network, the risk window objectively exists—so validating defense paths in advance has become an important issue for developers and research institutions.

On core facts, the reports state that a team related to StarkWare completed the first Bitcoin transaction experiment targeted at attacks resistant to quantum threats. The approach was proposed by Avihu Levy, head of the company’s Applications department. The focus is not on immediately changing Bitcoin’s consensus rules, but rather on adding extra protection at the transaction layer to reduce the likelihood that an attacker can exploit publicly available data while the transaction enters the mempool and waits for confirmation. The technical path mentioned using a method akin to “signature grinding”: the system does not simply use the first valid signature; instead, it performs extensive computation to sift for signature forms that are less likely to expose the specific information an attacker needs for the attack. This process is computationally expensive, and generating such a transaction may take several hours. Also, standard Bitcoin nodes typically do not relay transactions in this special format, so the transaction did not follow the usual path through the public mempool. Instead, it was directly packaged through miner channels willing to cooperate. The report says that the mining company MARA used its Slipstream service to include the transaction in a block, enabling it to be confirmed on the mainnet.

Other information summarizes this progress as a successful post-quantum security mainnet test, arguing that it verified the verifiability of quantum-safe signature schemes in the Bitcoin environment, and that it did not cause significant disruption to confirmation time or overall network performance. It’s important to clarify that this is an experimental and early validation; it does not mean the Bitcoin protocol has completed a comprehensive post-quantum upgrade, nor does it mean all users’ assets automatically receive the same level of protection.

In terms of logical breakdown, this can be understood as “a transition validation that is compatible with the existing mainnet,” rather than “a one-shot permanent solution.” StarkWare also emphasized that the protocol layer ultimately still needs more complete post-quantum protection. Before the community reaches broader upgrade consensus, such methods are more like temporary lifeboats: they can demonstrate that it’s possible to explore a certain degree of protection without an immediate hard fork, but they cannot replace long-term protocol improvements. Real-world constraints—high computation cost, limited propagation paths, and reliance on specific miner services—also indicate that for now it is more suitable for research, demonstrations, and small-scope trials, still far from large-scale everyday use.

The impact on the crypto market is more reflected in narratives and infrastructure expectations rather than short-term price signals. On one hand, as the post-quantum topic heats up, it may reinforce market focus on Bitcoin’s long-term security redundancy, development roadmaps, and institutional custody standards, encouraging wallets, exchanges, custodians, and research institutions to evaluate post-quantum migration strategies. On the other hand, the experimental success can help ease extreme sentiment such as “quantum threats are imminent and the existing chain fails immediately,” making the discussion more centered on technical routes, time windows, and upgrade governance. Related progress may also spill over into cryptographic upgrade comparisons in other public chains and layer-2 networks, prompting the industry to more systematically distinguish among three levels: “mainnet experiments,” “protocol upgrades,” and “ecosystem tool adaptation.”

An editor’s observation suggests that interpreting a single mainnet experimental transaction as a fully resolved post-quantum problem for Bitcoin is not accurate. A more reliable view is that the community has moved from paper discussions to observable mainnet validation, showing that transitional protection can still be explored without an immediate fork—while also exposing engineering bottlenecks such as costs, compatibility, and propagation mechanisms. What is worth continuous tracking next is whether similar schemes can reduce computational burdens, whether they can form a more standardized transaction format and gain miner/node support, and whether Bitcoin protocol-layer discussions on post-quantum signatures and address migration will enter a clearer consensus process. The fact remains that the experimental transaction has been confirmed as implemented in the reports. As for its rollout pace and the final security boundaries, they still depend on subsequent technical iterations and governance progress, which should be distinguished from speculation.

#首笔抗量子比特币交易主网完成 #BTC #ETH #BNB

📉 BITCOIN DROPS BELOW US$80K… IS THE RALLY OVER?

BTC reached above US$81,000 this week, but now it has fallen back toward US$77,000.

Many are already talking about “the end of the run.” 👀

I wouldn’t rush, though.

🟢 If BTC holds US$77K–75K, it could just be a correction after a very fast climb.

🔴 If it breaks that zone strongly, then I’d start worrying more about a deeper correction.

After rising so fast, a pause isn’t necessarily a bad thing.

The question now is: is BTC taking a breather before it goes back to attack the US$80K? 🚀

$BTC #bitcoin #crypto #BTC

#比特币24小时跌3.4%至7.74万美元 Bitcoin falls 3.4% in 24 hours to $77,400: is this pullback a trap or an opportunity?
Brothers, I saw Bitcoin trending again when I checked the hot searches today.
It fell 3.4% in 24 hours, dropping straight to around $77,400.
The topic ranked No. 6, views have already exceeded 220,000, and the post count is 1,100+. The market is getting nervous again.
First, the data:
It was still hovering above $80,000 just two days ago, and overnight it caught the bulls completely off guard. Those with high leverage are probably crying already, and another wave of liquidations has arrived.
But think about it calmly—
when has Bitcoin ever fallen in a way that isn’t scary?
2021: it crashed from over $60,000 to $15,000. What happened later?
2022: at the worst of the bear market, how many people sold at a loss and left?
Looking back now, those who quietly accumulated coins at low levels were the ones who truly made money.
This 3.4% drop isn’t huge, but it isn’t small either.
For short-term traders, it’s a blade.
For long-term holders, it may be a discounted opportunity.
What is the market hesitating about right now?
Macro sentiment, capital flows, leverage liquidation... these things always come.
But Bitcoin’s underlying logic hasn’t changed: scarcity, decentralization, global consensus.
Institutions are still here, ETFs are still here, and the long-term narrative is still here.
What you should really ask yourself is:
Are you betting on a short-term rebound, or are you using spare money to position for the long term?
If it’s the latter, then this pullback really isn’t that scary.
Historically, every time the market has “fallen enough to make people doubt everything,” an even stronger rally has followed.
Of course, one reminder:
Cryptocurrencies are extremely volatile. Never go all in, never borrow money, and never get carried away.
A position you can sleep on is a good position.
What do you think about this pullback?
Is it a signal to buy the dip, or the start of more bearish pressure?
Drop a comment and let’s discuss.
After all, in this market, only those who survive to the end get to smile.
#Bitcoin #BTC #cryptocurrency #抄底还是割肉 $btc

#bitcoinspotetfends9dayinflowstreak
🚨 BITCOIN ETF BUYING STREAK JUST BROKE — BULL MARKET WARNING? 🐻📉
What Happened:
🔴 U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded about $201.8M in net outflows
📉 That ended a powerful 9-day inflow streak
💰 The previous nine sessions brought in more than $3B
⚠️ BTC also slipped below $78K as selling pressure increased.
Why It Matters for BTC / ETH:
This is a short-term warning, but it does NOT confirm the bull market is over.
👀 The key question now is whether ETF outflows continue for several sessions—or whether institutional demand returns.
🔥 9 days of buying. One day of selling. Is this just a shakeout or the first sign of a trend reversal?
📊 Live Trading Widget: BTC/USDT
#BTC #bitcoin #BitcoinETF

Money in the night session is never given to those who wait.

When the European and US session enters a high-volatility window, BTC completed a crucial test around 77,800—after the 4-hour Bollinger midline at 78,730 was lost, price hovered near the lower-band area around 76,860. This is not weak consolidation; it’s the last buildup before direction is chosen.

━━━ Current Structure Read ━━━

BTC current price is 77,778. Long/short ratio is 1.21, and the annualized funding rate is 8.68%—the bulls have the edge, but not enough to be convincing. RSI (4H) = 37.9: it has rebounded slightly from the oversold zone. MACD histogram remains negative; momentum has not turned positive yet. Key support: 76,800–77,000 (4H lower Bollinger band + whole-number level). If there is a convincing breakdown, the next layer lies at 75,500–76,000. Resistance: 78,730 (Bollinger midline) ↗ 80,598 (Bollinger upper band).

ETH quotes 2,442. The long/short ratio is 2.635—this number is worth watching closely. More than 72% of contract positions in the market are long, but the sentiment “vote” shows 58% bearish. When position data and sentiment diverge, it is often a precursor to one-way liquidity flushing. Support: 2,415–2,420 (lower Bollinger band). If it breaks, watch 2,350. Resistance: 2,474 (midline) ↗ 2,532 (upper band).

━━━ Risk Points to Be Wary of During the Night ━━━

① ETH long/short ratio at 2.6 is extremely imbalanced. If a long squeeze is triggered, the drop could exceed intuitive expectations.
② BTC OI at $8.35B is at a high level. With low liquidity in the night session, once big players cut positions, slippage risk amplifies.
③ The macro news window for Europe/US (US Treasuries, US Dollar Index) is still the biggest external variable.
④ BTC sentiment is almost 50/50 (51% shorts). When direction is unclear, the market loves to run both-way pin moves.

━━━ My Trading Logic ━━━

Tonight is not a session to chase. It’s a time to defend key levels. If BTC holds 76,800, the structure stays intact and a rebound is possible; if it fails, reduce exposure and wait for a second confirmation. The abnormal ETH long/short ratio makes me stay cautious—no adding to positions. Discipline on stop-loss matters more than any prediction.

I’ve seen too many charts where the night session suddenly rallies, only for the next daybreak to see a liquidation stampede. Account safety comes first. There’s always an opportunity—positions can’t be wiped out to zero.

#BTC #ETH #Night Watch

😳There’s an interesting situation on the liquidation map right now: above Bitcoin, there’s noticeably more liquidity gathered, especially in the 78,500–80,000$ area. At the same time, there are also volumes below around 77,000$, but the top looks much more attractive.

While the price is staying in a range, I’d primarily watch for the removal of the upper liquidity. If we start consolidating above 78,000$, we could quite easily see a move toward 79,000–80,000$ 🚀
$BTC
#BTC #BTC☀️ #btc70k

Superman 100U DCA, day 16 of $BTC ✅

DCA has reached day 16. The market is still going back and forth—pump for a bit, then pull back. The chart has been grinding and testing patience.

🫥 But compared to playing the primary market, spot DCA is still too steady!
It makes me think of when I first entered the space: people around me heard you buy BTC and said you were too aggressive. After being in the circle for a while, when you told others you only buy Bitcoin, they said you were too conservative!

🥹 In the past couple of days, I kept trial-and-erroring—let me recap my own crazy moves:
1. SOL chain (currently the biggest loss). I operated with a position size of 500U per trade. Roughly, you can buy in and earn about 1,000 yuan. I was trying to chase high multiples, but ended up with a large pullback—so much so that I even bought a zeroed-out coin!

2. Robinhood chain (I think it has better prospects). Also using a 500U position per trade. I started buying and it was immediately in the red.
🤯 Starting yesterday, after I bought, it slowly went into profit—until tonight when I bought a double-up coin. But since I didn’t enter when the market cap was 800k, and instead bought when it reached 1.7M (the slippage was especially huge, and I just felt the coin had some heat). I bought near the relative high point at the time. After entering, it pulled back. When I was close to breaking even, I sold—plus slippage—and ended up losing 60U…
Because I sold while it was still on the way up, it doubled right after I cut 😂 The end result: I missed out on it by 500U～

😅 Summary:
Don’t think “I want to win but I’m afraid to lose.” Keep summarizing, keep improving—eventually you’ll hit the golden dog 💪

⚠️ Personal live trading notes only; not investment advice
#BTC #DCA

$BTC — Update

Yesterday, a double top formed in the $80–81k zone, followed by a drop. Now the price is around $77k.

Main demand zone: **$75,000**.
Another liquidity sweep into this area before a rebound is possible.

**Spot:**
• Order 1: around 77,000
• Order 2: around 75,000

**Futures:**
Entry: 77,150 – 77,500

Targets on the rebound:
78,350 → 79,050 → 79,750

A touch of $75k does not cancel the bullish scenario — it could be a deeper sweep.
Spot currently looks more attractive than aggressive futures.

#BTC #Bitcoin #MarketUpdate

Tonight, the 80,000-integers position is no longer being held. $BTC reported $77,585, down 2.53% over 24 hours; the 76,000 threshold got tapped. James Wynn just placed a 20x short, with a liquidation price of 80,483; Yilihua also chimed in, saying 755 is the new opportunity.

F&G dropped to 68; it was 74 two days ago—sentiment retreated faster than the price. The data source on the channel side is stuck on 2025-08-28; nobody has fixed it for a full year.

Breaking the 77,000 mark is the next support level—whether it holds, we’ll see; if it holds, it returns to 79,000; if it doesn’t, it oscillates around the 75,000 threshold.

#整数位失守 #JamesWynn加空 #BTC

$BTC
after opening a new week, i’m waiting for the continuation of the decline 📉

Right now, the price is being held in the range near POC 77,200, so first we can stand here a bit longer and gather liquidity.

➡️The main scenario is a move below 76,800 and then further movement to 75,000–73,500. If, after the open, we see that breakdown and a weak reaction from buyers, i’ll consider a short. For now, i’m waiting for the week to open and watching how the price behaves.
#BTC☀️ #BTC☀ #BTC

$BTC — LONG
Entry: 77,650 – 77,730$
First Target: 77,800$
Second Target: 77,950$
Third Target: 78,150$
Stop Loss: 77,500$
Holding above 77,650 may support the continuation of the uptrend.

#BTC #long

🚨 WARSH AGITATES THE MARKET — AND THE $BTC NUMBER HAS AN IMPORTANT TEST AHEAD

The Fed’s new message was clear: it’s not time to wait for a looser monetary policy. 🏦

🔴 Inflation remains above the desired level
🎯 The 2% target is non-negotiable
📉 No rate cut has been signaled
💵 For Warsh, financial conditions are still not tight enough

But there’s an important counterpoint. 👀

The American economy continues to show resilience, company results remain strong, and investments in artificial intelligence are helping boost productivity. 🤖📈

Warsh also reinforced that the amount of money circulating in the economy remains a relevant factor in determining monetary conditions.

And there’s a detail that deserves attention: he didn’t talk about new interest-rate hikes. The next step will continue to depend on economic data. 📊

Now comes the real test for Bitcoin:

🔥 $78K

If BTC manages to defend that region even after such a tough Fed speech, I’d interpret it as a real show of strength from buyers. 🐂🚀
#bitcoin #BTC #Warsh