Muhammad Talha Shaikh

Liquidity Battle
Buyers and sellers are fighting around key price levels where large orders are placed.
Ask Liquidity
Sell orders stacked above price to block upside moves.
Bid Liquidity
Buy orders placed below price to defend support.
Resistance Zone
Area where selling pressure increases and price struggles to break higher.
Support Zone
Price level where buyers step in to prevent further decline.
Thin Liquidity
Few orders in the book — price can move fast once resistance breaks.
Breakout
Price clears resistance with volume, often triggering rapid upside.
Fakeout
Temporary breakout that fails and traps late buyers.
Bullish Scenario
Break above resistance → momentum → clear path toward higher targets (e.g., $95K).
Bearish Scenario
Loss of support → liquidity sweep → deeper pullback before recovery.
🧠 Key Takeaway
Price follows liquidity, not emotion.
Where orders sit matters more than headlines.
#BTC #bitcoin #liquidity #Marketstructure #BinanceSquare

For years, U.S. policy assumed China was fragile — one crisis away from collapse.
Trade wars, tariffs, export controls, and political pressure were meant to slow Beijing down.

That assumption now looks outdated.
Despite tariffs reaching as high as 145% at their peak, recent U.S.–China trade negotiations ended largely in a return to the status quo, with Washington even rolling back some export restrictions once seen as non-negotiable.
China didn’t blink.
Why China Still Holds Structural Power
China’s strength today is not just scale — it’s control over critical supply chains:
Dominates rare earth minerals, essential for EVs, defense, satellites, and electronicsSupplies ingredients for hundreds of essential medicines globallyLeads in electric vehicles, batteries, solar power, and roboticsControls much of the commercial drone marketRapidly scaling capabilities in AI, quantum tech, and advanced manufacturing
While the U.S. retains advantages in cutting-edge AI chips and military power, China has shown it can adapt, substitute, and scale domestically when blocked.

The Strategic Shift
The idea that the U.S. must “beat China before China beats the U.S.” is losing credibility.
China is no longer just catching up — it is building parallel systems:
TechnologyEnergyManufacturingDefense
And it is doing so at a speed few economies can match.
The Reality Going Forward
China still faces real challenges:
Property sector stressDeflationary pressuresAging populationYouth unemployment
But betting on collapse has repeatedly failed.
The global landscape is shifting from dominance vs defeat to long-term rivalry and coexistence.
Bottom Line
China is not disappearing as a global power.
It is entrenching itself.
Markets, policymakers, and investors who continue to underestimate this shift risk being positioned for a world that no longer exists.
📌 In geopolitics — as in markets — denial is not a strategy.
#Macro #Geopolitics #GlobalMarkets #BinanceSquare

Bitcoin ($BTC ) Price on Every Halving Day
2012 Halving: ~$122016 Halving: ~$6502020 Halving: ~$8,6002024 Halving: ~$63,000

Each halving reduced supply —

but price expansion always followed months later, not instantly.
With ETFs, institutional demand, and long-term holders in control,

this cycle could be stronger than previous ones.
Patience has always paid in Bitcoin.
#BTC #BitcoinHalving #CryptoCycles