#OP $OP is back at the 0.108–0.111 zone, and this area is getting interesting again. It was strong support back in May-June before the breakdown. Price lost it, fell to 0.068, recovered, and now we’re testing the same zone from below around 0.1109.
The main thing I’m watching is 0.113. If OP gets a clean 4H close above it, I’d consider that a real sign the zone is flipping back into support. Then 0.14 and 0.18 come into focus.
Until that happens, though, this is still resistance. I wouldn’t chase the move here.
$ETH - that gap got filled yesterday, pretty much as expected.
Honestly, this was a nice move to catch. The reaction around the gap was clean, and the setup played out without needing to overcomplicate it. Sometimes the best trades are simply about waiting for the level to come into play and letting price do its thing.
#LululemonTumbles20%OnWeakGuidance 20% drop in Lululemon’s stock made me think the story was simply about weak guidance. But the more I looked at the headline, the more one thing stood out to me: guidance can change how the market looks at a company’s near-term position very quickly.
The interesting part is that the reaction is much larger than the headline itself might suggest. A 20% move means investors were not just reacting to a small change in expectations. At least, that’s how I read the market’s immediate response. And this is where I find the situation interesting. When guidance comes in weaker than expected, the focus naturally shifts from what a company has already achieved to what people think comes next. Suddenly, previous performance matters a little less, while the outlook becomes the main thing everyone is watching.
I also think it’s easy to look at a move like this and immediately assume the market has decided something permanently. But that’s probably too simple. A sharp reaction tells us what the market thinks about the information right now, not necessarily what the longer-term picture will look like.
Still, a 20% decline is difficult to ignore.
It makes me wonder how much of the move is really about Lululemon itself and how much is about expectations that had already been built into the stock before the guidance changed.
That distinction matters.
Because sometimes the surprising part isn't the bad number itself. It’s realizing how much confidence was already sitting in the price beforehand.
Maybe that’s the part worth watching here, not just that Lululemon fell 20%, but what the market was expecting before the guidance changed.
#bitcoin Michael Saylor’s #strategy is now sitting on roughly $3.8 billion in unrealized profits from its Bitcoin holdings.
That number is honestly hard to ignore. The interesting part isn’t just the profit itself, but how quickly the position can change when Bitcoin moves. A strong BTC rally can add billions to the paper gains, while a sharp correction can take a big chunk of that value away just as quickly.
Still, being billions in profit on BTC gives Strategy a very different position in the market.
It makes me wonder how much longer companies will continue treating Bitcoin as a treasury asset rather than simply an investment.
#USWeeklyInitialJoblessClaimsRiseTo206000 US weekly initial jobless claims came in at 206,000. While this figure doesn't represent a massive shift, it does hint at a potential emerging trend.
Jobless claims are a key indicator, yet 206,000 isn't an extreme level from which to draw sweeping conclusions just yet. I view this as a minor signal within the broader economic picture. If the number of claims continues to rise in the next report, it will become more significant, as it would suggest that the softening in the labor market is not merely temporary but a genuine shift.
This is precisely the interesting aspect for the market. If the labor market cools, expectations regarding future monetary policy could change, potentially influencing risk assets. However, this isn't a major headline-grabbing story right now; 206,000 is just a single data point, not the entire trend. I’ll be keeping a close eye on the figures over the coming weeks—that is where the picture will become clear.
$ASTER Momentum: Strong bullish Consolidating after pullback. ASTER showed impressive strength pulling back from the 0.874 high and finding quick support near 0.800. If bulls maintain this base, a retest of the high looks very likely.
$DOGE Momentum: Pumping / Resisting near local high $DOGE pushing strong after a nice recovery from 0.084 support. Might pause briefly around 0.088 resistance before the next move. 👉 What do you think, can we cross 0.090 today?
#Altcoinmarketcap is sitting at a pretty important level right now. $210B area could decide what comes next. If we get a weekly close above it, that would be a big sign that the long altcoin downtrend may finally be ending.
$STBL All in long🚀 Big candle is coming💥 Trading setup : Long Entry: 0.0255 - 0.0260 TP1: 0.0350 TP2: 0.0500 Stop Loss: 0.0235. STBL is sitting right on a solid trendline support zone around 0.0259, and you can feel the volume starting to build up. If this higher-low structure holds, we might see a decent momentum push towards the upper levels. Just remember the market is still tricky, so stay sharp and don't over-leverage.
Looking at the current BTC setup, one thing that really stands out to me is the amount of liquidity sitting below the price.
There seems to be a pretty big pool between $60K and $50K. That doesn’t necessarily mean BTC is going there, but it’s definitely an area worth keeping in mind. The interesting part is what happens next. If the market suddenly gets a strong catalyst, that liquidity could become very important. Maybe we get some unexpected news, maybe the market simply decides to test those levels.
Either way, I’m watching that $60K–$50K zone closely. Something about the amount of liquidity there feels worth paying attention to.
$ETH Treasury companies are starting to show some really strong momentum, and BitMine is standing out in particular. If this trend keeps going, it could mean more capital gradually moving into Ethereum. That kind of steady liquidity flow would obviously be interesting for ETH, especially if demand continues to build.
$BULLA expanded rapidly toward 0.080144 before pulling back to reset near 0.060291. Taking a Long position on this dip makes sense if it holds above key support. Entry around 0.05950, with TP1 at 0.07000 and TP2 at 0.08000. Keep Stop Loss at 0.05200 for safety.
$TAC is holding nicely around its support zone right now after the initial cool-off. Looks like a solid spot for a Long position. Entry around 0.00242, with TP1 at 0.00285 and TP2 targeting 0.00350. Keep Stop Loss strict at 0.00212 to manage risk safely.
LONG SIGNAL : $MARSCOIN Chart shows a strong breakout but the price has already risen a lot. So it is better to take the entry around the current breakout zone without rushing.
Hmmm, To be honest... Looking at the chart, one question immediately comes to mind: will BTC try to bounce from here, or am I just getting a bit too optimistic simply because we are sitting at a support level? The way the price immediately dropped back down after sweeping the previous high feels a bit unsettling to me. Shooting up so fast only to retreat... yes, sometimes that looks like a liquidity grab. But the selling pressure that followed wasn't exactly insignificant either. The level BTC is currently dropping towards aligns quite nicely with the 0.5 Fib level. The monthly open is right below that, too. So, on paper, this area should be a solid support zone. But that’s where the problem lies. There’s no rule stating that buyers will step in and catch the price just because there’s a Fib level there. If bearish momentum persists, the support might hold initially and trigger a small bounce, only to break later. That’s exactly what makes the market so confusing. You see a small bounce and think, "Yeah, maybe this is the bottom." Then, a few candles later, you realize it was all just false hope. Another thing catching my eye is that BTC has re-entered the old range. This is significant to me. Because I’m not particularly keen on taking trades while the price is stuck in the middle of a range. There’s liquidity on both sides here, and the price could make a move in one direction only to reverse sharply the other way. In short, this probably isn't the ideal spot to enter a trade. Instead, I’m keeping an eye on the lower levels. If the price drops towards the range low, sweeps below it—taking out liquidity—and then quickly reclaims the range... that would be far more interesting. It would suggest the market was genuinely targeting liquidity below, rather than just trying to break the support. But I don't want to rush into anything here, either. Going long just because I see a sweep? No, probably not. I need to see how the reclaim plays out first. I need to observe whether buyers actually step in to defend the level and if the price can sustain itself above it. In this market, a single candle often tells a story that the next two candles completely rewrite. And honestly, patience is probably the hardest part here. Everyone is thinking about the $77K mark right now. But before that, it’s more interesting to see how the price behaves around the 0.5 Fib level and the monthly open. A bounce from here would signal buyer strength. Conversely, if support fails, the market itself might indicate that there is still liquidity to be tapped lower down. It feels a bit like déjà vu..... everyone expects a bounce at support, but the market might try to scare everyone first. Ultimately, the real setup - in my view - isn't just about the support level itself; the narrative could shift if the price reclaims that zone just when everyone has given up hope🤔 $BTC #BitcoinETFsBiggestDailyInflowSinceJanuary #BTCTops$80K #BitcoinEthereumHitMultiMonthHighs
PHA is holding the marked support zone, and the chart structure looks ready for a possible push higher. I'd watch the support closely - if it holds, the upside setup remains interesting.
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