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In yesterday’s breakdown, I mentioned that losing the ~$91,200 support would open the door for shorts toward the ~$87,600 zone. If you played that move, the setup worked cleanly.
Bitcoin bounced just above the ~$87,600 support box, but I’m not in a rush to long this first reaction.
Ideally, I’d want to see a sweep of the ~$88,000 low and a proper reversal inside the support box. That’s where I’d look for a confirmed long.
If ~$87,600 doesn’t hold, the next major support sits around ~$85,200 — the start of the previous impulse. Only interested in strong, convincing reversal signals there; otherwise it’s a weak sign if the swing fully retraces.
The lost ~$91,200 support is now a resistance level. On a retest, I’ll be watching for shorts on failure or longs only after a clean reclaim.
Given it’s the weekend, expect some slow, choppy range activity and fewer high-quality setups.
$ZEC Holding Strong at Support, Eyeing $448.72 Next Zec is trading near $342.58, sitting right on a key daily support zone that has acted as a major pivot historically. Price is still respecting the higher-low structure built above the $228.24 base, keeping the broader bullish continuation intact. A push above $350 would likely trigger momentum toward the next major resistance at $448.72.If bulls reclaim the $360 area with convincing volume, the door opens for a run toward the long-term target at $694.30. 📌 Key Levels Support zone: $228.24–$342.58 Primary target: $448.72 Extended target: $694.30 The structure remains constructive now it’s a question of whether buyers can flip the mid-range and confirm the next leg up. #zec #BinanceAlphaAlert
ETH is still holding that ~$3,000 support zone almost perfectly.
Yesterday I mentioned this area as a spot to watch for potential longs after a clean reversal, and price is reacting exactly there.
That said, it’s the weekend, volatility is usually messy, so I’m not rushing into the first bounce.
There’s a decent chance BTC sweeps its lows again, and if that happens, ETH might print a stronger low as well. I’d rather wait for real confirmation than force entries.
The ~$3,100 level we lost is now acting as resistance. I’ll be watching it for either a short on rejection or a long if price manages to reclaim it with strength.
If the ~$3,000 zone breaks, that likely opens up a move toward the next support around ~$2,800.
Overall, I’m not expecting much until late Sunday or early Monday, patience is key here.
$INJ already proved itself once with that massive x100 move, but what’s more interesting now is how the ecosystem continues maturing.
Builders are shipping, the latency is crazy low, and new financial primitives keep showing up. If the market rotates back to high-performance chains with real usage, Injective is positioned really well.
$YGG has always been one of the strongest communities in the gaming space, and it’s interesting to see how they continue expanding beyond just guild mechanics.
With on-chain progression, quests, and player-owned economies, YGG is shaping what the next era of Web3 gaming could look like. Excited to see how the ecosystem grows.
Lorenzo Protocol is bringing traditional financial strategies on-chain in a clean, transparent way. By tokenizing OTF trading, users can access strategies that were previously limited to large institutions.
$BANK could become a key piece of next-generation on-chain finance.
Kite is taking an interesting approach to autonomous transactions by combining AI agents with a Layer 1 designed for automation.
The idea of letting on-chain agents verify identity and execute actions securely makes the project stand out. Curious to see how Kite evolves as more AI-native apps appear.
Falcon Finance is building one of the first global collateral layers, allowing assets to move and settle seamlessly across chains. The vision from @falcon_finance makes $FF an interesting piece of liquidity infrastructure. Curious to see how #FalconFinance scales cross-chain capital efficiency.
Decentralized apps are only as strong as the data they rely on and that’s why I’ve been watching @APRO_Oracle closely. #APRO is building a dual-layer oracle with AI verification, real-time push/pull feeds, and support for 40+ chains.
Excited to see how $AT improves data reliability across crypto and beyond.