Nervos Network ($CKB) is trading around $0.00082–$0.00083 after another period of weak momentum and thin liquidity. Price recently printed a local low near $0.00080, putting CKB directly above an important demand zone.
The broader structure remains bearish, but this is exactly where the chart becomes interesting.
Key levels:
Support: $0.00080–$0.00079 Major support: $0.00075
Resistance: $0.00085–$0.00087 Major breakout zone: $0.00090–$0.00100
Momentum is still relatively neutral, with daily RSI sitting around the mid-40s. That means CKB is neither heavily oversold nor showing strong bullish momentum yet. The bigger issue is volume: buying activity remains weak, so any breakout needs confirmation from a meaningful increase in volume.
Bull case: CKB holds the $0.00079–$0.00080 zone and reclaims $0.00087. A clean break above $0.00090 would be the first meaningful sign that the current downtrend is losing control.
Bear case: losing $0.00079 would expose $0.00075 and potentially create another lower low.
Fundamentally, Nervos remains interesting because of its Bitcoin-focused infrastructure and Fiber Network, which is designed as an open payment-channel network connecting CKB with the broader Bitcoin payment ecosystem.
For now, $CKB is a high-risk reversal setup, not a confirmed breakout. The $0.00080 area is the level that matters most.
$AERO is exactly the kind of chart I like watching when almost nobody is excited about it.
Aerodrome Finance is trading around $0.40 after another difficult month, and the trend is still clearly damaged. So I'm not going to pretend this is already a bullish reversal.
But there's a reason it's on my radar.
Aerodrome remains an important liquidity hub on Base, while the broader Aero strategy aims to combine Aerodrome and Velodrome into a larger cross-chain liquidity layer.
That gives the fundamental story something the chart currently doesn't have: a potential catalyst.
Technically, $0.39–$0.40 is the area I want to see defended.
If buyers can hold that zone and push back through roughly $0.43–$0.45, I'd start taking the recovery more seriously. Above that, the structure begins to look much healthier.
If $0.39 fails on a convincing daily close, I'm not interested in catching the falling knife. The broader downtrend would still be in control.
Crypto is giving us a pretty interesting setup right now.
Bitcoin is holding above $65K despite the weak U.S. jobs report, but underneath the surface there are some very different signals.
• Strategy sold another 1,690 BTC while raising $653M through share sales. • Grayscale dropped its Cardano, Polkadot and Hedera ETF plans. • The CLARITY Act remains pushed back to September. • CPI arrives this week and could become the next major macro catalyst.
And then there's MARA.
The miner reported a $611M Q2 loss and sold roughly 23K BTC for $1.63B, leaving its treasury at around 35.5K BTC.
At the same time, MARA is pushing deeper into AI and HPC infrastructure while the stock trades around $9.60.
That's what makes this market interesting:
Miners are selling. ETF money is still coming in. Regulation is moving slowly. Bitcoin is still holding $65K.
For me, CPI is the next big test.
If inflation comes in softer than expected while BTC continues holding this area, things could get interesting fast.