Quick update on $BTC liquidity.
$BTC went back for one more sweep, printing ~$76.26K, but so far it hasn’t found acceptance below that area.
Price has recovered back above $77K, while the liquidity imbalance is still sitting overhead.
The first area I’m watching is roughly $77.8K-$78.5K.
Beyond that, the larger concentration around $79K-$79.5K is still there, with additional liquidity extending toward $80K+ on the wider maps.
That doesn’t mean $BTC has to go there next. Liquidity is a map, not a prediction.
But after clearing more of the downside, the asymmetry above is getting harder to ignore.
Also 📈 Arbitrum $ARB is up 15.68% to $0.130 in the last 24h, strongly outperforming a broadly flat market.
The main catalyst appears to be the revenue narrative around Robinhood Chain’s on-chain activity, with 10% of net revenue shared with the Arbitrum ecosystem. Futures volume also surged 1,000%+, adding significant momentum.
Near-term levels: $0.126 is key support, while $0.139 is the next upside target. A break below $0.122 could open the door toward $0.116.
The big question now is whether Robinhood Chain can maintain its strong fee generation.
Meanwhile Dell’s latest results caught my attention, especially the $95B AI backlog, up 85% QoQ.
With $47B revenue, $7.04 EPS and $16.4B in AI server revenue, the demand is clearly there. The next thing I’m watching is how efficiently Dell can deliver those orders.
BingX gives me another way to follow the DELL move.
#BTC Price Analysis#
$BTC went back for one more sweep, printing ~$76.26K, but so far it hasn’t found acceptance below that area.
Price has recovered back above $77K, while the liquidity imbalance is still sitting overhead.
The first area I’m watching is roughly $77.8K-$78.5K.
Beyond that, the larger concentration around $79K-$79.5K is still there, with additional liquidity extending toward $80K+ on the wider maps.
That doesn’t mean $BTC has to go there next. Liquidity is a map, not a prediction.
But after clearing more of the downside, the asymmetry above is getting harder to ignore.
Also 📈 Arbitrum $ARB is up 15.68% to $0.130 in the last 24h, strongly outperforming a broadly flat market.
The main catalyst appears to be the revenue narrative around Robinhood Chain’s on-chain activity, with 10% of net revenue shared with the Arbitrum ecosystem. Futures volume also surged 1,000%+, adding significant momentum.
Near-term levels: $0.126 is key support, while $0.139 is the next upside target. A break below $0.122 could open the door toward $0.116.
The big question now is whether Robinhood Chain can maintain its strong fee generation.
Meanwhile Dell’s latest results caught my attention, especially the $95B AI backlog, up 85% QoQ.
With $47B revenue, $7.04 EPS and $16.4B in AI server revenue, the demand is clearly there. The next thing I’m watching is how efficiently Dell can deliver those orders.
BingX gives me another way to follow the DELL move.
#BTC Price Analysis#
