Bitcoin closed Monday at $74,935 after defending $73,700 — the two-month low held as a floor.
• The 200-day average near $73,200 held through a $1B+ liquidation flush, and BTC reclaimed the $74,850 daily pivot • $ETH held its multi-year trendline at $2,060 and trades at $2,140 — still the weakest major of the day at -5% • Fear & Greed at 29 (Fear) with BTC dominance near 60% — capital is hiding in Bitcoin, not leaving crypto
Tomorrow's watch: $75,456 is the reclaim level into the US CPI print at 8:30 a.m. ET — a close above it turns the tape.
Are you buying the CPI dip or waiting for the print to land first?
O Bitcoin acaba de tocar US$ 73,709 — seu nível mais baixo em mais de dois meses. A sessão da noite decide o que acontece a seguir.
• $BTC mantendo-se acima da média de 200 dias, em US$ 73,224, após uma liquidação com volume de US$ 28.8B • $ETH em queda de 5%, a US$ 2,122 — o principal ativo com pior desempenho do dia, arrastando todo o mercado • Índice Fear & Greed em 29 (Medo), com dominância do BTC em 60.2% — o capital está se refugiando no Bitcoin, não saindo do mercado cripto
Minha aposta: os compradores defendem os US$ 73,700. A liquidação eliminou a alavancagem, a média de 200 dias se manteve e o mercado está preparado para recuperar os US$ 76,000 antes da divulgação do CPI dos EUA amanhã.
De olho esta noite: primeiro, o pivô diário em US$ 74,850; depois, US$ 76,106 — a máxima das últimas 24 horas. Um fechamento acima do pivô muda o rumo do mercado.
Abaixo de US$ 73,700, este cenário deixa de valer — o próximo alvo é US$ 71,777.
Você está comprando nesta queda ou esperando a divulgação do CPI amanhã?
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1. Your seed phrase IS your wallet. Anyone who has it owns your crypto — never type it into any website, app, or chat. 2. Write it on paper and store it offline in two safe places. Screenshots and cloud notes are easy targets for thieves. 3. Real exchanges and support teams never ask for your seed phrase, password, or 2FA code. A request for any of these is a scam, every time. 4. Bookmark the real Binance site and app, and check the URL before you log in. Fake sites copy the real one pixel for pixel. 5. Turn on 2FA with an authenticator app and keep your withdrawal whitelist on. These two steps block most account takeovers. 6. Before you send crypto anywhere, send a tiny test amount first and confirm it arrived.
The rule: Never share your seed phrase with anyone, anywhere, for any reason.
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