$ADA is currently trading sideways above strong support at $0.40–$0.45, making this a potential bounce point. The nearest resistance is at $0.50, and a break above this level would open the way for a move towards $0.60 and then $0.75. A break below this support would likely lead to a drop towards $0.35. The next direction depends on how the price reacts to the $0.50 level, which acts as a key resistance for upward movement. #Tecnicalanalaysis
There are two #fundamental charts to be analysed for #crypto trading. 1. Higher time frame: For the determination of the main trend. For it you need proper knowledge on market structure (consolidation, trend, flotation and reverse) 2. Lower timeframe for the entry based on liquidity break.
The PERFECT re-entry zone is $90–$110 — this is your last cheap ticket before liftoff.
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Almost every day, $BTC gets hit right at the #U.S. market open (10 AM). Today was the same—hours of green wiped out in minutes.
This isn’t random. The pattern is too perfect: sharp dump at the open → slow recovery after.
Many market watchers point to one thing: high-frequency trading firms pushing price into liquidity. Jane Street is the name most people are connecting to this behavior.
They have: • massive speed • deep liquidity • huge BTC exposure through BlackRock’s IBIT (around $2.5B)
The play seems simple: dump on the open, collect liquidity, reload lower.
So most of these moves aren’t “macro fear”—just big players stacking more BTC.
When they’re done accumulating, BTC won’t react like this anymore.