In the evening, this section of the chart looks more like a “rally that failed and then churned to build a middle range,” rather than the stronger momentum we saw at midday.
Current price (Coinbase): $BTC ~ 77,600 USD, $ETH ~ 2,504, $SOL ~ 101.29. Compared with midday roughly 77,600 / 2,514 / 101, $BTC and $SOL are basically flat, while $ETH is a bit softer. Today on Kraken, BTC is roughly 76.3–78.3k; the intraday high couldn’t hold, and later in the evening it returned to the middle range.
Earlier we discussed the legislative process, and at midday we discussed ETF routing—this evening we’re watching the risk ahead of the night before the two catalysts: tomorrow CLARITY and the day after the FOMC. In public reporting, derivatives open interest over the past week overall has been contracting; it looks more like reducing risk first and then waiting for results, rather than jumping ahead to price it in.
Don’t force leverage during the event window—adjusting your positions after the dust settles is cleaner. Position management comes first; it’s not about predicting who’s right or wrong.
Current price (Coinbase): $BTC ~ 77,600 USD, $ETH ~ 2,504, $SOL ~ 101.29. Compared with midday roughly 77,600 / 2,514 / 101, $BTC and $SOL are basically flat, while $ETH is a bit softer. Today on Kraken, BTC is roughly 76.3–78.3k; the intraday high couldn’t hold, and later in the evening it returned to the middle range.
Earlier we discussed the legislative process, and at midday we discussed ETF routing—this evening we’re watching the risk ahead of the night before the two catalysts: tomorrow CLARITY and the day after the FOMC. In public reporting, derivatives open interest over the past week overall has been contracting; it looks more like reducing risk first and then waiting for results, rather than jumping ahead to price it in.
Don’t force leverage during the event window—adjusting your positions after the dust settles is cleaner. Position management comes first; it’s not about predicting who’s right or wrong.