A few weeks ago, I was one of the few people calling for a move toward $52K-$55K. But after seeing Bitcoin rejection from the $57K-$58K area multiple times and the bearish momentum that I was expecting isn’t happening, I think that buying $BTC on any level under $65k is the best entry for now.
Bitcoin can still revisit $58k or even $55k as nothing is impossible in crypto. But I no longer see a high probability of a major dump.
No one can buy the exact bottom every time. I’d rather buy now than wait for the perfect bottom. If Bitcoin drops, I’ll buy more. If it doesn’t, I’m already in. That’s why I’m not waiting for the $BTC dropping below $55k.
Every Bitcoin bear market looks different on the surface, but the structure is usually the same.
A sharp dump. A relief bounce. Then one final flush that makes most people give up.
That’s exactly why I kept saying the Bitcoin bottom is not in yet. My view hasn’t changed. I still believe we’ll see below $55K, with $52K being the most important level. If panic gets worse, even $48K-$50K shouldn’t surprise anyone.
At the same time, I’ve already started buying more Bitcoin. I’m not trying to catch the exact bottom because nobody knows where it is. If Bitcoin never gives us another big drop, I don’t want to miss the opportunity by waiting for the perfect entry.
You don’t have to agree with my analysis. The market will decide. For now, I’ll continue following the same roadmap.
$RAVE made an impressive recovery but has now reached a major resistance zone where sellers have stepped in.
Multiple rejections around this level suggest the market is struggling to break higher.
If price continues to lose momentum, a pullback toward lower support is likely before the next meaningful move. However, if buyers eventually reclaim this resistance with strong volume, it could open the door for a fresh bullish breakout.
For now, patience is the best strategy. Watch how price reacts around this key level before making any decisions.
$HYPE has broken below its rising trendline, shifting the short-term structure in favor of the bears.
As long as price remains below the broken support, sellers are likely to stay in control.
Key levels to watch: • Support: $58–59 • Reclaim above the trendline could invalidate the breakdown. • Failure to reclaim may trigger a deeper correction.
Patience wins here.
Let the market confirm the next move before chasing any position.
Charts give probabilities, not guarantees. Manage risk accordingly.
Strategy has increased its cash reserves to $3 billion after raising another $467 million through stock sales, but hasn't bought any new Bitcoin since late June.
According to CEO Phong Le, the pause doesn't signal a change in strategy. Instead, the company is waiting for its preferred shares (STRC) to recover closer to their $100 par value before issuing more and using the proceeds to buy additional BTC.
The larger cash buffer also strengthens Strategy's balance sheet, covering roughly 2 years of dividend obligations and giving the company more flexibility while market conditions remain uncertain.
💭 Le reiterated that $BTC remains at the center of Strategy's long-term plan, saying the company has no intention of slowing down its accumulation once capital conditions improve.
Crypto Market Pulls Back $BTC Dips After $65,500 Monthly High
Bitcoin and the broader crypto market are seeing red today after a sharp profit-taking phase and renewed geopolitical tensions.
What’s Driving the Move:
> Profit-taking after BTC hit a monthly high near $65,500.
> Reports of fresh Iranian strikes on U.S. bases added risk-off sentiment and uncertainty.
Bears have taken control across most tokens, with BTC currently trading around $64,064 (down ~0.85% in the session). The pullback follows a strong short-term rebound, trimming some of the recent gains.
Geopolitical headlines involving Iran and the Strait of Hormuz region continue to weigh on sentiment, as any escalation could impact oil prices and global risk appetite.
Watch key support levels around $63K for signs of buyer defense or further downside.
$BTC & Crypto Lower on Profit-Taking + Iranian All
$ETH isn't getting another upgrade. It's getting another rebuild.
Vitalik Buterin says the next phase of Ethereum will be as significant as the Merge - but don't expect a single headline event. "Lean Ethereum" is a 3-4 year overhaul that gradually replaces almost every core part of the protocol while keeping existing apps running.
The roadmap stretches through 2029 and focuses on something users rarely see but always feel: cheaper transactions, faster finality, stronger privacy, and quantum-resistant security. Ethereum is trying to redesign its engine without stopping the car.
Ambitious? Definitely. Impossible? The Merge already proved otherwise.