$BTC on Solana just had a massive week. Trading volume surged from around $307M to $579M in just seven days — almost a 2× increase.
That kind of growth signals heavier trading activity, deeper liquidity, and genuine on-chain usage picking up fast. The takeaway? Even for Bitcoin exposure, users are increasingly opting for Solana.
Gotta say it straight — the fractal crowd might’ve nailed this one.
$BTC is lining up a little too cleanly: Fibs respected, 200 EMA lost, and the overall structure is eerily similar to past cycles.
If that rhyme continues, here’s what likely comes next: A long, frustrating bottoming phase. Maybe even one more panic-style event — an “FTX-type” shock that wicks price into the mid-$50Ks just to shake out the last weak hands.
After that? The real move up.
Time horizon: roughly 3–6 months before momentum flips for good.
$WCT — Market cap: $19.38M Sentiment is heavily bullish with 85% bullish votes (25.7K total).
On SC02 M1, a short setup is pending. The planned entry sits cleanly inside an LVN, with no nearby weak zones interfering. Estimated stop-loss is tight at ~0.56%.
The broader downtrend is deep into its 106th cycle, currently showing an amplitude of −3.46% — a zone where reactions often start to matter.
⚡️ Market Alert: Goldman Sachs is flagging that the equity sell-off might not be finished yet.
According to the bank, U.S. stocks are still exposed to downside risk as systematic selling pressure builds this week. Trend-following funds (CTAs) have already flipped to sell signals on the S&P 500 and could dump around $33B in equities in the near term.
If weakness persists, Goldman estimates total CTA selling could swell to $80B over the next month. Even more concerning, they note that CTA selling may continue even if markets go sideways or post small gains, as funds rebalance and reset positions.
In short: pressure may stay elevated, even without a sharp drop. 📉
$JASMY remains trapped inside a long-term descending wedge, with price tightening near the apex. Volatility is extremely low, and momentum has stayed soft after months of consistent lower highs. This area is crucial: A decisive break above the descending trendline could signal a shift in trend Losing support could result in one more liquidity grab before a meaningful move This is a patience zone. Phases like this often precede sharp expansion. If a confirmed breakout occurs, upside targets sit around $0.02–$0.03.
That $74K level barely put up a fight. BTC is now back in the 2024 range, basically where price was before the Trump election move. This zone was messy last time — lots of chop, nearly eight months of back-and-forth.
Right now, the smart play is patience. Let price show where it wants to pause and whether a new range starts forming. High-volume nodes should help highlight potential support areas.
Nothing changes for me strategy-wise: still avoiding alts, no active trading, just gradually building a BTC position as price dips — and doing it slowly.
$XMR is trading below all key moving averages (MA5, MA10, MA20, MA120), which confirms a clean bearish structure. The MA stack is sloping downward, reinforcing the ongoing downtrend.
The latest candle shows weak volume, hinting at a temporary pause or mild exhaustion — not a reversal.
Capital Flow: There’s strong net outflow across higher timeframes (1H, 2H, 4H), showing persistent selling pressure and very limited buyer interest. The small 15m inflow stands out, but it’s not enough to shift the broader bearish bias.
Short Setup Ideas:
Sell near 350 (MA5)
Or wait for a pullback into 355–360 (MA10 / MA20 resistance zone)
Aggressive option: short on a break below 339 (24h low) for momentum continuation
Stop Loss:
Above 365 (clear resistance + above MA20)
Downside Targets:
First: 334 (near-term support)
Next: 321 (extended bearish target)
📉 Bias remains bearish unless price reclaims key MAs with volume.
2026 kicked off rough for crypto. Barely a couple of months in, and the charts are bleeding red. Confidence is cracked, portfolios are lighter, and plenty of people have already tapped out.
For me? This isn’t new.
I’ve been in this space long enough to watch Bitcoin free-fall, see altcoins vanish overnight, and sit through stretches where optimism felt expensive.
And every time, the same story played out.
Bitcoin found its feet again. The market revived. Liquidity returned — rewarding those who stayed when it was uncomfortable.
Crypto has never belonged to the masses. It’s for people who can handle drawdowns, respect market cycles, and don’t fold just because red candles stick around.
Maybe the market is testing us again. But history keeps sending the same message:
$ZEC is trading at 218, sitting below all key moving averages (MA5: 237, MA10: 241, MA20: 248, MA120: 283). This stacked MA structure clearly signals a strong bearish trend. The sharp drop and expanding distance from the averages point to persistent selling pressure.
Recent candlestick (K-line) action shows high volume on sell-offs around 230, while rebound attempts occur on weak volume, confirming that sellers remain in control and buyers lack conviction.
💸 Capital Flow Breakdown Both perpetual and spot markets are seeing consistent outflows across all timeframes:
Perpetual: -25M USDT (24h)
Spot: -6.3M USDT (24h)
This synchronized capital exit highlights continued distribution and low buying interest, reinforcing the bearish bias.
📉 Trade Setup (Short)
Entry: 222 (key resistance) or any bounce into 228–230 (near lower Bollinger Band zone)
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#WLD /USDT – Potential Upside Setup On the 1-hour chart, price is still moving within a descending channel and is currently near the lower boundary. This area often marks a slowdown in selling pressure and an increase in buyer interest, creating the potential for a bounce.
The RSI is approaching oversold levels, suggesting that selling momentum is weakening. Instead of continuing downward aggressively, the market looks more likely to react with an upward move from here.
The 0.4000 level has acted as strong support multiple times, with dips into this zone quickly bought up. Additionally, price is hovering near the 100-period moving average, which often serves as a pivot point during consolidations ahead of the next move. Both factors favor a potential bounce higher.
$ASTER remains under clear bearish control. Price is trading below all key moving averages (MA5 0.551 < MA10 0.560 < MA20 0.564), signaling persistent downside pressure. Recent sell-offs have come with higher volume, while rebound attempts show weaker volume—confirming sellers are in charge.
Volume & Capital Flow
Sustained net capital outflows across all major timeframes point to ongoing distribution.
4H: -4.24M USDT
24H: -4.29M USDT
1H: -0.91M USDT These flows align with the current price weakness and reinforce the bearish outlook.
Trade Plan (Short Bias)
Short Entry Zone: 0.552 – 0.565 (resistance area)
Alternative Entry: Wait for a strong volume-backed breakdown below 0.537 to confirm continuation
Stop Loss: 0.562 (for shorts around 0.547)
Targets
Primary Target: 0.527
Secondary Target: 0.511
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