The US 10-year yield hit 5.13% today, the highest since July 2007. "Higher yields = pressure on crypto"? Across 19 past jumps, a coin flip.
The test: 19 times since 2013 the yield climbed 50 bp inside 60 days (a long run counts once). A month later BTC was higher in 10, lower in 9. Best +38% (Nov-2024), worst −31% (May-2022). Any day since 2013: 56 in 100.
Six of the nine red ones came in 2022, a year when BTC was lower a month on in 59 of 100 days anyway.
This climb is close: about +45 bp in...
Looking at $BTC — if the 75K → 87.3K move is done, the correction needs more time. Best-case long zone is that 16-hour order block below, but only after the vertical green line hits. Right now, the ABC we carved might just be wave A of a bigger ABC.
Here's the fork: if we rally in five waves, this correction is fake and we're going higher for a new top. If we rally in three waves, the chart scenario plays out and we're still correcting.
Watch the structure. Five waves = invalidation. Three wav...
Guys, look here $ETH dropped hard from around $2,780 and is now testing the $2,640–$2,650 support area....
Buyers are trying to hold this level. If support stays strong, $ETH could bounce back toward $2,680 → $2,700. But if $2,640 breaks, more downside could follow.
Don’t rush into the move. Wait for confirmation and manage your risk.
$SAGA at 0.05054 is trading like a continuation setup. Price is above MA7 0.04888, MA25 0.04360 and MA99 0.03652, with higher lows still intact. The key area is 0.0488–0.0480 — if buyers keep defending it, another push into 0.05197–0.0524 stays realistic. A clean break there with volume would confirm fresh expansion. If 0.0480 fails, I’d expect a reset toward 0.0452, with 0.0436 as the stronger support below.
$NIL at 0.09696 is more of a recovery trade. It flushed from 0.11057 to 0.08503, then...
Token burns are the most overrated metric in crypto.
Every chain announces one, every community celebrates it, and almost nobody asks the right question: what does the burn actually do at equilibrium?
A fee burn is a closed loop. The tokens burned come out of fees users paid, which means the burn is funded by demand, not creating it. Removing supply while demand stays flat does not build value. It just redistributes the same value across fewer tokens, and markets price that in almost instantly...