On a shorter time frame, if we look at the visible range volume profile on $BTC , a clear pattern keeps showing up. Every time Bitcoin taps the point of control (POC), it bounces and heads back up. That usually means most of the buying is clustered around that level, so price keeps trying to push back toward the value area high (VAH). POC is simply the price where the most volume traded in that range, so it often acts like support.
The picture changes if we lose the POC and then fail to reclaim it on a retest. That is when we start looking for a move to the downside.
🇷🇺 Sberbank, Russia’s largest bank, plans to accept $BTC as loan collateral and later add $ETH and $USDT, once Russia’s Central Bank allows those assets to circulate publicly.
$BTC is pretty much following the Wyckoff accumulation phase. Either it can follow phase #1, where we will get another chance to buy at the bottom or it may follow phase #2, where it can make a higher high.
So far, I'm sticking to phase #1. That can change if market structure changes. One thing to keep in mind. In a clean Wyckoff accumulation, Bitcoin should not take out the last major high around $82.8K. Even then, I would not be surprised if the market maker pokes that level. A move like that can make people think the bulls were right, then trap late buyers.
My plan is simple. If price starts consolidating again in the $79K to $81K zone, I will look for a short. For spot, I will start accumulating around $60K and use DCA if we get another bottom.
Wall Street is stretching toward 23 hours a day, 5 days a week. But in July, 62% of Binance bStocks volume printed while US cash markets were closed. Activity was especially strong during Asian hours.
This is a huge win for Asian traders who want a good sleep and still want to trade without being stuck to New York hours. Like me lol 😂
The US bond market doesn’t look good though. If they can’t keep it under control, $BTC ’s capitulation will be really painful. So far everything else looks solid, with millions of $USDT getting minted, but the bond market still isn’t showing any weakness and that feels pretty alarming. 🚨
According to the $BTC Fear and Greed Index, it’s getting pretty close to the topping zone. Yes, we can still go up a little bit, but it needs to cool down soon.
The line between crypto and TradFi is getting thinner.
On Binance, 10 of the top 15 perpetual contracts by 24 hour volume are now TradFi ones covering equities ETFs and commodities. Crypto side still led by BTC and majors.
Weekly stock linked perpetual volume on centralized exchanges has surged roughly 79x since the start of 2026. Binance took about 76% of equity perpetual volume in July.
One number that stands out: SanDisk perpetual alone did approximately $7.86 billion in 24 hour volume about 22% of its Nasdaq volume.🤯
Crypto platforms are now being used to trade traditional assets and Binance is a key place where the two meet.🤝
Everyone is talking about quantum computers stealing crypto. But are they actually capable of doing that today? No, and that distinction matters.
Binance Chief Security Officer Jimmy Su explains that current quantum computers are nowhere near the capability needed to break the cryptography protecting digital assets.
Memes are pumping hard right now, especially the ones in the $BNB ecosystem. $TUT exploded after the Aster perp listing and a few others are making some serious moves too. Keep your eyes open.👀
Spot Bitcoin ETFs just recorded their strongest weekly inflows since April, bringing in around $750 million+. It turned out to be a pretty solid week for $BTC overall.