I still remember when one of my friends wanted to buy $DEXE . I discouraged him and told him only one thing to stay away from this coin.
$DEXE was one of those projects whose price was running much faster than its real value. The hype was massive, but I couldn’t find anything that justified that pump.
He didn’t buy it.
Looking at DEXEtoday, I’m glad he listened.
A coin that was trading around $44 has now collapsed to below $2, with another brutal dump today.
$DEXE is finished. There will be many people waiting for a comeback, but I think this story is over.
Every Bitcoin bear market looks different on the surface, but the structure is usually the same.
A sharp dump. A relief bounce. Then one final flush that makes most people give up.
That’s exactly why I kept saying the Bitcoin bottom is not in yet. My view hasn’t changed. I still believe we’ll see below $55K, with $52K being the most important level. If panic gets worse, even $48K-$50K shouldn’t surprise anyone.
At the same time, I’ve already started buying more Bitcoin. I’m not trying to catch the exact bottom because nobody knows where it is. If Bitcoin never gives us another big drop, I don’t want to miss the opportunity by waiting for the perfect entry.
You don’t have to agree with my analysis. The market will decide. For now, I’ll continue following the same roadmap.
$ON is up 250% from where I predicted its uptrend.
$ON made a U-shaped recovery and made a new ATH of 0.46. There is no resistance above, and unlike $TUT or other whale-driven coin, the ON volume is slowly rising, which shows real buying pressure and growing interest.
If this momentum continues, I think ON can go much higher from here.
U.S. spot $BTC ETFs delivered a powerful rebound last week, posting approximately $853.5 million in net inflows for the five trading days ending August 7.
This marked the strongest weekly inflow since mid-April and reversed the weaker flows seen in prior sessions.
Inflows arrived consistently across every trading day: roughly $170 million on Monday,
$211.5 million on Tuesday, a peak of $244.4 million on Wednesday, followed by $128.7 million on Thursday and $98.8 million on Friday.
The sustained five-day streak signaled renewed institutional appetite.
BlackRock’s IBIT dominated the activity, capturing about $693 million more than 80 percent of the weekly total. Fidelity’s FBTC and a handful of other funds contributed the remainder, while a few smaller products recorded modest outflows.
Cumulative net inflows for the category now stand near $52.2 billion, with total net assets around $79.5 billion.
The concentrated demand in IBIT continues to highlight its role as the primary institutional vehicle for #Bitcoin exposure.
This strong week stands out as a clear positive data point amid otherwise mixed market conditions.
I routinely think I can outsmart the market by buying non trending coins and, lo and behold, they lag behind. Really need to just buy regular trending coins like pump where I mark.