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For many traders that doesn't know how SpaceX $SPCX works is much bigger than many traders give it credit for.
From my perspective, anyone buying now should be thinking long term rather than chasing short-term price action. The company's future revenue potential is massive, so don't be surprised if the price trades below $100 at some point. That's completely normal in the stock market.
If you believe in the long-term story, short-term volatility is just part of the journey.
For many traders that doesn't know how SpaceX $SPCX works is much bigger than many traders give it credit for.
From my perspective, anyone buying now should be thinking long term rather than chasing short-term price action. The company's future revenue potential is massive, so don't be surprised if the price trades below $100 at some point. That's completely normal in the stock market.
If you believe in the long-term story, short-term volatility is just part of the journey.
From my perspective, anyone buying now should be thinking long term rather than chasing short-term price action. The company's future revenue potential is massive, so don't be surprised if the price trades below $100 at some point. That's completely normal in the stock market.
If you believe in the long-term story, short-term volatility is just part of the journey.
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Understanding XRP’s Potential Cycle Turn in 2026Crypto markets move in cycles periods of rapid growth followed by deep corrections. In early 2026, sentiment feels bearish: Bitcoin sits near $69K after pulling back from 2025 highs, while major altcoins like Solana (SOL) and are down roughly 40–45% year-to-date. Historically, however, these pessimistic phases often set the stage for the next major rally.
XRP is particularly interesting right now. Trading around $1.40–$1.60, it remains below its 2018 ATH of $3.65 but far above the $0.20 lows seen in past downturns. The big question: Could 2026 mark a cycle turn from bear to bull?
What Are Crypto Market Cycles?
Crypto cycles typically align with Bitcoin’s four-year halving rhythm:
Accumulation, Bull Market, Distribution, Bear Market.
While we appear to be in a cooling phase, catalysts like ETF approvals, regulatory clarity, and institutional adoption can accelerate a reversal.
XRP’s 2026 Outlook
Analysts remain mixed but increasingly optimistic.
Conservative views: $2–$4 without major catalysts.
Bullish scenarios: $5–$8 if ETFs, regulation, and adoption improve.
Extreme upside: Higher targets depend heavily on mass institutional use.
Key drivers to watch:
Institutional inflows through potential XRP ETFs
Regulatory progress for Ripple
Expansion into real-world assets (RWAs)
A broader Bitcoin recovery
Technically, XRP appears to be defending previous breakout zones, suggesting $1.40 could act as strong support but regulatory setbacks or prolonged bearish conditions could keep it range-bound.
XRP vs. Solana: Speed vs. Stability
Solana tends to move faster due to retail hype, DeFi activity, and meme-coin ecosystems. Its cycles are explosive but volatile.
SOL: High-beta asset that often rebounds quickly.
XRP: Slower mover with stronger institutional narratives.
If alt season returns, may surge first, but XRP could deliver steadier, more sustainable gains.
XRP vs. Bitcoin: Following the Market Leader
Bitcoin still dictates macro direction. Historically, alts rally after BTC strengthens.
A BTC push toward new highs could lift XRP into the $4–$8 range.
Unlike Bitcoin’s scarcity-driven growth, XRP’s upside relies more on adoption and utility.
Expect higher volatility but also larger percentage moves.
In Conclusion:
Market cycles reward patience. While sentiment is uncertain, consolidation often comes before expansion.
The edge belongs to investors who stay informed and think long-term because the biggest moves usually begin when conviction is quiet.
Understanding XRP’s Potential Cycle Turn in 2026
Crypto markets move in cycles periods of rapid growth followed by deep corrections. In early 2026, sentiment feels bearish: Bitcoin sits near $69K after pulling back from 2025 highs, while major altcoins like Solana (SOL) and are down roughly 40–45% year-to-date. Historically, however, these pessimistic phases often set the stage for the next major rally.
XRP is particularly interesting right now. Trading around $1.40–$1.60, it remains below its 2018 ATH of $3.65 but far above the $0.20 lows seen in past downturns. The big question: Could 2026 mark a cycle turn from bear to bull?
What Are Crypto Market Cycles?
Crypto cycles typically align with Bitcoin’s four-year halving rhythm:
Accumulation, Bull Market, Distribution, Bear Market.
While we appear to be in a cooling phase, catalysts like ETF approvals, regulatory clarity, and institutional adoption can accelerate a reversal.
XRP’s 2026 Outlook
Analysts remain mixed but increasingly optimistic.
Conservative views: $2–$4 without major catalysts.
Bullish scenarios: $5–$8 if ETFs, regulation, and adoption improve.
Extreme upside: Higher targets depend heavily on mass institutional use.
Key drivers to watch:
Institutional inflows through potential XRP ETFs
Regulatory progress for Ripple
Expansion into real-world assets (RWAs)
A broader Bitcoin recovery
Technically, XRP appears to be defending previous breakout zones, suggesting $1.40 could act as strong support but regulatory setbacks or prolonged bearish conditions could keep it range-bound.
XRP vs. Solana: Speed vs. Stability
Solana tends to move faster due to retail hype, DeFi activity, and meme-coin ecosystems. Its cycles are explosive but volatile.
SOL: High-beta asset that often rebounds quickly.
XRP: Slower mover with stronger institutional narratives.
If alt season returns, may surge first, but XRP could deliver steadier, more sustainable gains.
XRP vs. Bitcoin: Following the Market Leader
Bitcoin still dictates macro direction. Historically, alts rally after BTC strengthens.
A BTC push toward new highs could lift XRP into the $4–$8 range.
Unlike Bitcoin’s scarcity-driven growth, XRP’s upside relies more on adoption and utility.
Expect higher volatility but also larger percentage moves.
In Conclusion:
Market cycles reward patience. While sentiment is uncertain, consolidation often comes before expansion.
The edge belongs to investors who stay informed and think long-term because the biggest moves usually begin when conviction is quiet.
XRP is particularly interesting right now. Trading around $1.40–$1.60, it remains below its 2018 ATH of $3.65 but far above the $0.20 lows seen in past downturns. The big question: Could 2026 mark a cycle turn from bear to bull?
What Are Crypto Market Cycles?
Crypto cycles typically align with Bitcoin’s four-year halving rhythm:
Accumulation, Bull Market, Distribution, Bear Market.
While we appear to be in a cooling phase, catalysts like ETF approvals, regulatory clarity, and institutional adoption can accelerate a reversal.
XRP’s 2026 Outlook
Analysts remain mixed but increasingly optimistic.
Conservative views: $2–$4 without major catalysts.
Bullish scenarios: $5–$8 if ETFs, regulation, and adoption improve.
Extreme upside: Higher targets depend heavily on mass institutional use.
Key drivers to watch:
Institutional inflows through potential XRP ETFs
Regulatory progress for Ripple
Expansion into real-world assets (RWAs)
A broader Bitcoin recovery
Technically, XRP appears to be defending previous breakout zones, suggesting $1.40 could act as strong support but regulatory setbacks or prolonged bearish conditions could keep it range-bound.
XRP vs. Solana: Speed vs. Stability
Solana tends to move faster due to retail hype, DeFi activity, and meme-coin ecosystems. Its cycles are explosive but volatile.
SOL: High-beta asset that often rebounds quickly.
XRP: Slower mover with stronger institutional narratives.
If alt season returns, may surge first, but XRP could deliver steadier, more sustainable gains.
XRP vs. Bitcoin: Following the Market Leader
Bitcoin still dictates macro direction. Historically, alts rally after BTC strengthens.
A BTC push toward new highs could lift XRP into the $4–$8 range.
Unlike Bitcoin’s scarcity-driven growth, XRP’s upside relies more on adoption and utility.
Expect higher volatility but also larger percentage moves.
In Conclusion:
Market cycles reward patience. While sentiment is uncertain, consolidation often comes before expansion.
The edge belongs to investors who stay informed and think long-term because the biggest moves usually begin when conviction is quiet.
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$Sui is pushing further into the AI agent economy.
The network is partnering with Alibaba Cloud to enable stablecoin-based, per-call payments for AI agent services.
Interesting step toward making AI agents more autonomous when it comes to paying for services on-chain.
#StrategyMarketCapSurpassesRumble
$Sui is pushing further into the AI agent economy.
The network is partnering with Alibaba Cloud to enable stablecoin-based, per-call payments for AI agent services.
Interesting step toward making AI agents more autonomous when it comes to paying for services on-chain.
#StrategyMarketCapSurpassesRumble
The network is partnering with Alibaba Cloud to enable stablecoin-based, per-call payments for AI agent services.
Interesting step toward making AI agents more autonomous when it comes to paying for services on-chain.
#StrategyMarketCapSurpassesRumble
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🇸🇬 TOKEN2049: WLFI co-founder Zak Folkman says $WLFI is working on bringing its payments technology to unnamed Web2 companies with billions of users.
The goal is to enable payments to drivers, contractors and creators, which could put stablecoin payments in front of a much larger mainstream audience.
🇸🇬 TOKEN2049: WLFI co-founder Zak Folkman says $WLFI is working on bringing its payments technology to unnamed Web2 companies with billions of users.
The goal is to enable payments to drivers, contractors and creators, which could put stablecoin payments in front of a much larger mainstream audience.
The goal is to enable payments to drivers, contractors and creators, which could put stablecoin payments in front of a much larger mainstream audience.
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This is what I’d be watching on $ZEC if BTC gets a stronger rally.
After nearly +400% from the lows, I’m more interested in where ZEC forms a lower high than expecting another immediate push toward the highs.
We’ve now lost a daily swing low for the first time since the $400s, while ZEC/BTC has also broken support across multiple timeframes. Those are important structure breaks that shouldn’t be ignored.
If $BTC rallies, I could see ZEC getting a relief move back into the $1,420–$1,500 distribution zone, where I’d be watching for a lower high.
From there, another leg down toward the $1,100–$1,200 liquidity zone would make sense.
And if BTC loses its range instead of breaking out, ZEC may head straight toward that zone without getting much of a bounce first.
This is what I’d be watching on $ZEC if BTC gets a stronger rally.
After nearly +400% from the lows, I’m more interested in where ZEC forms a lower high than expecting another immediate push toward the highs.
We’ve now lost a daily swing low for the first time since the $400s, while ZEC/BTC has also broken support across multiple timeframes. Those are important structure breaks that shouldn’t be ignored.
If $BTC rallies, I could see ZEC getting a relief move back into the $1,420–$1,500 distribution zone, where I’d be watching for a lower high.
From there, another leg down toward the $1,100–$1,200 liquidity zone would make sense.
And if BTC loses its range instead of breaking out, ZEC may head straight toward that zone without getting much of a bounce first.
After nearly +400% from the lows, I’m more interested in where ZEC forms a lower high than expecting another immediate push toward the highs.
We’ve now lost a daily swing low for the first time since the $400s, while ZEC/BTC has also broken support across multiple timeframes. Those are important structure breaks that shouldn’t be ignored.
If $BTC rallies, I could see ZEC getting a relief move back into the $1,420–$1,500 distribution zone, where I’d be watching for a lower high.
From there, another leg down toward the $1,100–$1,200 liquidity zone would make sense.
And if BTC loses its range instead of breaking out, ZEC may head straight toward that zone without getting much of a bounce first.
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$BTC is trying to defend the 85K PDL.
As mentioned yesterday, I’m still in a small scalp hedge-short with 84.4K as the target.
BTC filled the last untested 4H FVG yesterday and bounced. If we want to see a push toward the 87.2K highs, I’d like to see 84.9K hold.
I’m open to a scalp-long if the sell-side starts failing and buyers take control around 84.9K. I want to see bearish POIs get invalidated first.
There’s also a scalp-short setup toward 84.4K, either from here or after a sweep of the 86.1K Asia high.
HTF bias remains bullish, but the 1H FVG around 84.4K sits just below untapped weekend liquidity, so I’m watching that level closely.
If we lose it and dump, I’ll leave a runner toward 82.5K. For now, I’m only scalping inside the range. Bigger trades need external liquidity to be taken first.
$BTC is trying to defend the 85K PDL.
As mentioned yesterday, I’m still in a small scalp hedge-short with 84.4K as the target.
BTC filled the last untested 4H FVG yesterday and bounced. If we want to see a push toward the 87.2K highs, I’d like to see 84.9K hold.
I’m open to a scalp-long if the sell-side starts failing and buyers take control around 84.9K. I want to see bearish POIs get invalidated first.
There’s also a scalp-short setup toward 84.4K, either from here or after a sweep of the 86.1K Asia high.
HTF bias remains bullish, but the 1H FVG around 84.4K sits just below untapped weekend liquidity, so I’m watching that level closely.
If we lose it and dump, I’ll leave a runner toward 82.5K. For now, I’m only scalping inside the range. Bigger trades need external liquidity to be taken first.
As mentioned yesterday, I’m still in a small scalp hedge-short with 84.4K as the target.
BTC filled the last untested 4H FVG yesterday and bounced. If we want to see a push toward the 87.2K highs, I’d like to see 84.9K hold.
I’m open to a scalp-long if the sell-side starts failing and buyers take control around 84.9K. I want to see bearish POIs get invalidated first.
There’s also a scalp-short setup toward 84.4K, either from here or after a sweep of the 86.1K Asia high.
HTF bias remains bullish, but the 1H FVG around 84.4K sits just below untapped weekend liquidity, so I’m watching that level closely.
If we lose it and dump, I’ll leave a runner toward 82.5K. For now, I’m only scalping inside the range. Bigger trades need external liquidity to be taken first.
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🚨 HUGE: Elon Musk is back in trillionaire territory, and $SPCX is catching a strong bid.
Could we be seeing another wave of momentum around SpaceX? The move is starting to look like investors are stepping back in.
🚨 HUGE: Elon Musk is back in trillionaire territory, and $SPCX is catching a strong bid.
Could we be seeing another wave of momentum around SpaceX? The move is starting to look like investors are stepping back in.
Could we be seeing another wave of momentum around SpaceX? The move is starting to look like investors are stepping back in.
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🇺🇸 BIG: Ray Dalio says the US could face a debt crisis within the next three years if government spending continues to outpace revenue and foreign demand for Treasuries keeps weakening.
🇺🇸 BIG: Ray Dalio says the US could face a debt crisis within the next three years if government spending continues to outpace revenue and foreign demand for Treasuries keeps weakening.
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⚡🔥 TODAY: $ETH Sepolia testnet is set to fork to Gloas at 13:53 UTC, with the gas limit set at 200M.
Another step forward as the network continues testing its next upgrade.
#EthStakingExitQueueHits2026High
⚡🔥 TODAY: $ETH Sepolia testnet is set to fork to Gloas at 13:53 UTC, with the gas limit set at 200M.
Another step forward as the network continues testing its next upgrade.
#EthStakingExitQueueHits2026High
Another step forward as the network continues testing its next upgrade.
#EthStakingExitQueueHits2026High
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This feels more like wishful thinking on $BTC .
The new-cycle-low thesis was built around the weekly downtrend: lower highs followed by lower lows.
But that structure has now been challenged. BTC broke above the swing that was keeping the bearish structure intact.
Historically, we haven’t seen the weekly lower-high structure get invalidated and then simply continue into fresh cycle lows.
That doesn’t guarantee a reversal, but the bearish thesis needs to account for the structural shift.
This feels more like wishful thinking on $BTC .
The new-cycle-low thesis was built around the weekly downtrend: lower highs followed by lower lows.
But that structure has now been challenged. BTC broke above the swing that was keeping the bearish structure intact.
Historically, we haven’t seen the weekly lower-high structure get invalidated and then simply continue into fresh cycle lows.
That doesn’t guarantee a reversal, but the bearish thesis needs to account for the structural shift.
The new-cycle-low thesis was built around the weekly downtrend: lower highs followed by lower lows.
But that structure has now been challenged. BTC broke above the swing that was keeping the bearish structure intact.
Historically, we haven’t seen the weekly lower-high structure get invalidated and then simply continue into fresh cycle lows.
That doesn’t guarantee a reversal, but the bearish thesis needs to account for the structural shift.
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🇺🇸 $ZEC update: Pretty Good Policy for Zcash has registered its first lobbyist, executive director Divij Pandya, according to Punchbowl.
Another step toward building a stronger policy presence for Zcash in Washington.
#SECHaltsCryptoETFReviewsAmidFundingLapse
🇺🇸 $ZEC update: Pretty Good Policy for Zcash has registered its first lobbyist, executive director Divij Pandya, according to Punchbowl.
Another step toward building a stronger policy presence for Zcash in Washington.
#SECHaltsCryptoETFReviewsAmidFundingLapse
Another step toward building a stronger policy presence for Zcash in Washington.
#SECHaltsCryptoETFReviewsAmidFundingLapse
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🔥 $ZEC spot ETF saw a massive $93.56M in outflows over just one week.
#SECApproves3xLongCryptoCommodityETPs
🔥 $ZEC spot ETF saw a massive $93.56M in outflows over just one week.
#SECApproves3xLongCryptoCommodityETPs
#SECApproves3xLongCryptoCommodityETPs
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$BTC failed to hold the $84.5K low and triggered a small long flush.
We talked about this yesterday, and now I’m expecting things to stay relatively flat this Saturday, with potentially more movement on Sunday.
I’m staying out of the market this weekend, but I’m already mapping out scenarios for next week.
The move down left two major gaps, so I wouldn’t be surprised to see some of that liquidity get filled before another bigger move lower.
If BTC pushes back into the $85.7K–$86.7K area before testing $82K, I’ll be watching for potential short setups.
$82K remains an important POI for an intraday or swing-long setup, especially with more liquidity building below the $82.5K lows.
Time to reset this weekend and come back ready for next week.
$BTC failed to hold the $84.5K low and triggered a small long flush.
We talked about this yesterday, and now I’m expecting things to stay relatively flat this Saturday, with potentially more movement on Sunday.
I’m staying out of the market this weekend, but I’m already mapping out scenarios for next week.
The move down left two major gaps, so I wouldn’t be surprised to see some of that liquidity get filled before another bigger move lower.
If BTC pushes back into the $85.7K–$86.7K area before testing $82K, I’ll be watching for potential short setups.
$82K remains an important POI for an intraday or swing-long setup, especially with more liquidity building below the $82.5K lows.
Time to reset this weekend and come back ready for next week.
We talked about this yesterday, and now I’m expecting things to stay relatively flat this Saturday, with potentially more movement on Sunday.
I’m staying out of the market this weekend, but I’m already mapping out scenarios for next week.
The move down left two major gaps, so I wouldn’t be surprised to see some of that liquidity get filled before another bigger move lower.
If BTC pushes back into the $85.7K–$86.7K area before testing $82K, I’ll be watching for potential short setups.
$82K remains an important POI for an intraday or swing-long setup, especially with more liquidity building below the $82.5K lows.
Time to reset this weekend and come back ready for next week.
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⚡️ LATEST: $NEAR Protocol is considering a governance proposal that would reduce annual token issuance from 2.5% to 1.6% over the next 24 months.
The proposal also outlines a longer-term path toward a fixed total supply.
⚡️ LATEST: $NEAR Protocol is considering a governance proposal that would reduce annual token issuance from 2.5% to 1.6% over the next 24 months.
The proposal also outlines a longer-term path toward a fixed total supply.
The proposal also outlines a longer-term path toward a fixed total supply.
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🇺🇸 ETF FLOWS: Spot ETF flows were mixed on Oct. 1.
BTC and $XRP saw net inflows, while ETH and $SOL recorded outflows.
BTC: +$102.67M
ETH: -$55.37M
SOL: -$5.91M
XRP: +$4.07M
#NFPWatch
🇺🇸 ETF FLOWS: Spot ETF flows were mixed on Oct. 1.
BTC and $XRP saw net inflows, while ETH and $SOL recorded outflows.
BTC: +$102.67M
ETH: -$55.37M
SOL: -$5.91M
XRP: +$4.07M
#NFPWatch
BTC and $XRP saw net inflows, while ETH and $SOL recorded outflows.
BTC: +$102.67M
ETH: -$55.37M
SOL: -$5.91M
XRP: +$4.07M
#NFPWatch
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Look at how the average trader thinks about $ETH .
Most people still don’t want to touch it because it failed to break out last cycle.
That’s exactly why I was comfortable accumulating throughout the bear market.
Just look at what happened after that failed breakout. ETH formed another higher low inside the same ascending triangle it’s been building for years.
As long as that higher low held, the setup was still intact. For me, it was simply a matter of continuing to stack.
#EthereumFoundationLaunchesZkAPIOnMainnet
Look at how the average trader thinks about $ETH .
Most people still don’t want to touch it because it failed to break out last cycle.
That’s exactly why I was comfortable accumulating throughout the bear market.
Just look at what happened after that failed breakout. ETH formed another higher low inside the same ascending triangle it’s been building for years.
As long as that higher low held, the setup was still intact. For me, it was simply a matter of continuing to stack.
#EthereumFoundationLaunchesZkAPIOnMainnet
Most people still don’t want to touch it because it failed to break out last cycle.
That’s exactly why I was comfortable accumulating throughout the bear market.
Just look at what happened after that failed breakout. ETH formed another higher low inside the same ascending triangle it’s been building for years.
As long as that higher low held, the setup was still intact. For me, it was simply a matter of continuing to stack.
#EthereumFoundationLaunchesZkAPIOnMainnet
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If $ASTER starts holding above $0.81, ask yourself this: would you take the exact same setup if it had a different ticker?
If the answer is yes, then maybe the problem isn’t the chart. It’s your opinion of the asset.
You don’t have to be a fan of a project to recognise when the setup makes sense.
One thing I’ve learned after years of trading is that letting my personal feelings about an asset stop me from taking a setup I’d normally trade usually hasn’t worked out well.
If $ASTER starts holding above $0.81, ask yourself this: would you take the exact same setup if it had a different ticker?
If the answer is yes, then maybe the problem isn’t the chart. It’s your opinion of the asset.
You don’t have to be a fan of a project to recognise when the setup makes sense.
One thing I’ve learned after years of trading is that letting my personal feelings about an asset stop me from taking a setup I’d normally trade usually hasn’t worked out well.
If the answer is yes, then maybe the problem isn’t the chart. It’s your opinion of the asset.
You don’t have to be a fan of a project to recognise when the setup makes sense.
One thing I’ve learned after years of trading is that letting my personal feelings about an asset stop me from taking a setup I’d normally trade usually hasn’t worked out well.
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My long plan for $BTC within this range.
I still think we could sweep the liquidity around $81K, possibly even lower, before the next bigger move up.
That said, trading is about being ready for both sides instead of getting locked into one idea.
Looking at the structure, there’s a decent bullish case starting to form. Buyers are stepping in earlier on dips, with higher lows holding above the weekly breakout area.
If that continues, $81K could keep getting front-run while BTC consolidates for another push higher.
For me, 85.2K is the key level. A clean break above it would invalidate the local lower-high structure and open the way toward 87K, followed by 90K+ if momentum continues.
If BTC loses $83K first, I’d expect a sweep toward $81.5K and potentially lower.
At that point, I’d rather stay patient and wait for a cleaner long setup.
#USCorePCEEasesTo3%InAugust
My long plan for $BTC within this range.
I still think we could sweep the liquidity around $81K, possibly even lower, before the next bigger move up.
That said, trading is about being ready for both sides instead of getting locked into one idea.
Looking at the structure, there’s a decent bullish case starting to form. Buyers are stepping in earlier on dips, with higher lows holding above the weekly breakout area.
If that continues, $81K could keep getting front-run while BTC consolidates for another push higher.
For me, 85.2K is the key level. A clean break above it would invalidate the local lower-high structure and open the way toward 87K, followed by 90K+ if momentum continues.
If BTC loses $83K first, I’d expect a sweep toward $81.5K and potentially lower.
At that point, I’d rather stay patient and wait for a cleaner long setup.
#USCorePCEEasesTo3%InAugust
I still think we could sweep the liquidity around $81K, possibly even lower, before the next bigger move up.
That said, trading is about being ready for both sides instead of getting locked into one idea.
Looking at the structure, there’s a decent bullish case starting to form. Buyers are stepping in earlier on dips, with higher lows holding above the weekly breakout area.
If that continues, $81K could keep getting front-run while BTC consolidates for another push higher.
For me, 85.2K is the key level. A clean break above it would invalidate the local lower-high structure and open the way toward 87K, followed by 90K+ if momentum continues.
If BTC loses $83K first, I’d expect a sweep toward $81.5K and potentially lower.
At that point, I’d rather stay patient and wait for a cleaner long setup.
#USCorePCEEasesTo3%InAugust
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I’m waiting for $ETH to go below $2K before I buy.
Funny how much more attractive that level sounds now that Ethereum is around $2.7K.
The market already gave people months to build positions near those prices. Back then, most of the conversation was about how much lower ETH could go, not how much people wanted to accumulate.
Now everyone suddenly wants that same sub-$2K entry.
Basically waiting for a 30% correction to get the “perfect” buy.
There’s nothing wrong with waiting for a better setup. But expecting the market to come back to the level you passed on isn’t really a strategy.
Personally, I think a lot of those sub-$2K bids may never get filled.
#AltcoinSeasonIndexHoldsAbove60For5Days
I’m waiting for $ETH to go below $2K before I buy.
Funny how much more attractive that level sounds now that Ethereum is around $2.7K.
The market already gave people months to build positions near those prices. Back then, most of the conversation was about how much lower ETH could go, not how much people wanted to accumulate.
Now everyone suddenly wants that same sub-$2K entry.
Basically waiting for a 30% correction to get the “perfect” buy.
There’s nothing wrong with waiting for a better setup. But expecting the market to come back to the level you passed on isn’t really a strategy.
Personally, I think a lot of those sub-$2K bids may never get filled.
#AltcoinSeasonIndexHoldsAbove60For5Days
Funny how much more attractive that level sounds now that Ethereum is around $2.7K.
The market already gave people months to build positions near those prices. Back then, most of the conversation was about how much lower ETH could go, not how much people wanted to accumulate.
Now everyone suddenly wants that same sub-$2K entry.
Basically waiting for a 30% correction to get the “perfect” buy.
There’s nothing wrong with waiting for a better setup. But expecting the market to come back to the level you passed on isn’t really a strategy.
Personally, I think a lot of those sub-$2K bids may never get filled.
#AltcoinSeasonIndexHoldsAbove60For5Days
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I think people are making this $BTC range way more complicated than it really is.
To me, this looks more like reaccumulation before the next move higher.
We already saw accumulation around the lows, followed by the first expansion. Now the market may simply be taking its time before the next phase.
That can mean pullbacks, failed breakouts and weeks of sideways price action. It doesn’t have to look perfect while it’s happening.
Every move toward the highs will have people thinking the next leg is starting. Then a pullback into support will have the same people wondering if the whole recovery was a trap.
That kind of chop can make you change your mind every few days while the bigger structure hasn’t really changed.
I still see this as a potential rebuilding phase for the recovery, with the eventual breakout potentially coming to the upside.
#SECChairWantsStockMarketsOnChain
I think people are making this $BTC range way more complicated than it really is.
To me, this looks more like reaccumulation before the next move higher.
We already saw accumulation around the lows, followed by the first expansion. Now the market may simply be taking its time before the next phase.
That can mean pullbacks, failed breakouts and weeks of sideways price action. It doesn’t have to look perfect while it’s happening.
Every move toward the highs will have people thinking the next leg is starting. Then a pullback into support will have the same people wondering if the whole recovery was a trap.
That kind of chop can make you change your mind every few days while the bigger structure hasn’t really changed.
I still see this as a potential rebuilding phase for the recovery, with the eventual breakout potentially coming to the upside.
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To me, this looks more like reaccumulation before the next move higher.
We already saw accumulation around the lows, followed by the first expansion. Now the market may simply be taking its time before the next phase.
That can mean pullbacks, failed breakouts and weeks of sideways price action. It doesn’t have to look perfect while it’s happening.
Every move toward the highs will have people thinking the next leg is starting. Then a pullback into support will have the same people wondering if the whole recovery was a trap.
That kind of chop can make you change your mind every few days while the bigger structure hasn’t really changed.
I still see this as a potential rebuilding phase for the recovery, with the eventual breakout potentially coming to the upside.
#SECChairWantsStockMarketsOnChain
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