$BTC put up 6.4%, its second best September since 2017. The same week, equity inflows on Binance more than doubled to $163M, with Circle, Strategy, and BitMine taking a big share of that. Crypto, tokenized stocks, and TradFi perps were moving in the same window. Binance Research calls it deep enough, not done. The recovery window is open. The bottom is not confirmed. Past bears ran 11 to 13 months. This one is about 12 months off the peak, total market cap is back near $2.89T after a roughly 42% bounce off the July low, and a 47% bounce has not locked in a floor before. The main thing is you can catch every leg of the rally on Binance 👀 #BTC Price Analysis# #Binance
$BTC is at 83K right now! I told you we would come lower from $87K, and I reminded you again when it was at $85K. I also showed the RSI divergence (STF). This support is important for Bitcoin now. If we can hold it, we can aim for around $90K until the election. If we lose it, $77K is the next support. I am more interested in opening a long around those lower levels. If you still want to open a long now, make sure you DCA around the $77K area so you are not stuck if price keeps falling. #BTC Price Analysis#
🇺🇸 US government bonds have been ripping higher over the last few weeks, and the crypto market barely gives any reaction. In past cycles, BITCOIN usually moved the other way when bond yields jumped. Higher yields meant tighter money, and $BTC often sold off with it. That link has basically faded lately. A big reason for this, Kevin Warsh, the Fed Chair, has stepped away from the old way of telling markets where rates are headed. He does not want traders hanging on every Fed hint. He wants them to read the economy themselves. That is why a weak unemployment print, or a sharp move in bonds, has not hit crypto the way it used to. This cycle looks different. The data points everyone obsessed over last time are not moving price the same way. Liquidity, flows, and narrative are doing more of the work. #BTC Price Analysis#