$BTC has faced another rejection around $65,400, showing that sellers are still defending this resistance zone. The failed breakout is putting short-term pressure on the market.
If weakness continues, Bitcoin could revisit the $63,300 area as traders look for the next major support. For now, bulls need to reclaim $65,400 to regain momentum.
I’d be watching this range closely. A clean break above resistance could change the setup quickly, while losing support could open the door to deeper downs...
$ETH $ETH/USDT — BEARISH SHORT SETUP
🔴 Direction: SHORT
📍 Entry Zone: $1,910 – $1,925
🎯 TP1: $1,890
🎯 TP2: $1,850
🎯 TP3: $1,800
🛑 SL: $1,950
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Something worth watching: profitable Russell 2000 stocks are still beating unprofitable ones, even after the recent rally in the money-losers.
This matters because it tells you what kind of risk appetite is actually flowing through the market. When unprofitable names surge, it usually means people are chasing momentum and betting on narratives over fundamentals. But when profitable companies keep their lead, it suggests the market still cares about earnings, cash flow, and survival.
History sa...
BIP-110 just joined the graveyard of failed Bitcoin forks alongside BXT, BCH, and BSV. Another one bites the dust.
Funny thing is, the people who were all-in on BIP-110 are now quietly scrubbing their timelines like it never happened. Classic.
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