🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump has declared Iran a “failed nation,” pointing to what he described as a collapse in its military strength, currency, economy, and leadership. $BTC
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He also claimed inflation has reached 300% and accused the Iranian government of failing to pay some security personnel.
The statement comes as tensions between the U.S. and Iran have sharply escalated, adding another layer of uncertainty to global markets, oil prices, and geopolitical risk. 🌍⚠️ $SNDK
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Saylor Is Back Buying $BTC ... After Selling Lower Just Weeks Ago 😭.
Well well... after two months of sitting on the sidelines, Michael Saylor is buying Bitcoin again. #strategy picked up another 4,603 BTC, spending around $369.7M at an average price of $80,318.
Sounds bullish, right?
But the timeline makes this one a little funny...Over the past two months, Strategy had sold 6,916 #BTC for roughly $429.35M, at an average price of around $62,081.
Now they're back, buying 4,603 BTC at $80K+. Sel...
💫 BTC is now reacting from the same resistance area highlighted in today’s analysis. Price failed to hold above $78,600–$80,000 and has started moving lower toward the broader support line near $74,300–$74,500.
This is an important moment ❗️
1️⃣ U.S. spot BTC ETFs recorded $201.9M in net outflows on Friday, ending a 9-day inflow streak.
2️⃣ Markets now price around a 60% chance of a Fed rate hike in September after hawkish comments from Kevin Warsh.
3️⃣ Oil jumped roughly 3–6% today amid renew...
🚨 SAYLOR IS ₿ACK — AND THE TIMING TELLS A STORY.
After 10 weeks of silence — and even selling BTC — Strategy just flipped the switch. They bought 4,603 BTC for $369.7M at an avg of $80,318, right as Warsh’s hawkish speech spooked everyone else. 👀
Total stack now: 845,050 BTC ($63.7B) at an average cost of $75,412.
But the headline number isn’t the real story 👇
🔍 1. They bought the fear, not the greed. This buy landed AFTER the $81K → $78K pullback. While retail panic-posted about the Fed...
Still chopping around. $BTC keeps grinding sideways, which honestly feels like we're setting up for something.
Wouldn't be shocked if we sweep the lows first — you know, shake out the overleveraged longs, get everyone nervous — then flip it and push higher. Classic move.
Personally still watching that $76,200 level. Not saying it's guaranteed, just saying that's where my eyes are. Could be wrong, could be early, could be both. But that's the zone I'm tracking for now.
Chop sucks but it's part...
$BTC is in a tricky spot here, so I would treat it as a conditional long setup, not an instant entry.
Bias: Long on reclaim or support hold
Entry zone: 77,200 to 78,000
Confirmation entry: above 78,550
Stop: below 76,800
TP1: 79,400
TP2: 80,500 to 81,478
TP3: 83,000 if momentum returns
The reason I would still keep BTC on the long side is that the broader breakout structure is still intact, and price is holding above the main moving averages. The only issue is that BTC is currently below MA7...