Charts don’t lie $ZEC is up against a wall at $720 while the RSI sits at a spicy 82.5$ Looking for a healthy correction to reload at the support zone Do you think we see $500 before $800? 🧐
$LUNC at $1? Let’s stop the fantasy and look at reality.🤣🤣 Right now, LUNC sits with roughly 5.5T–6.4T circulating supply. Even after significant burns, the reduction is still very small compared to the total supply. Let’s be honest: Burns look good on charts, but they are not structurally enough to push LUNC anywhere near $1.❌ For that to even become possible, it would require: → a major tokenomics reset → massive supply destruction far beyond current burn rate → or a completely new economic model None of which exists today. Current burns (even if consistent) are still symbolic compared to a multi-trillion supply structure. And staking doesn’t solve the core issue — it only redistributes supply, not reduce it meaningfully. So while the community narrative stays strong… the actual supply math tells a very different story. No hate intended. Not FUD. Just structure vs sentiment. $LUNC
Wall Street expected weakness… but the US economy delivered a surprise boost instead 📈🔥
💥 115K new jobs added 📊 Forecast was only 65K
📌 Unemployment stayed steady at 4.3% The strong report instantly brought bullish momentum back into the market as traders rushed into risk assets again. Volatility is rising, yields are in focus, and sentiment just flipped fast. 👀💰
The U.S. is now one step away from passing its first serious crypto market structure bill. The Senate Banking Committee has officially set the markup for the Clarity Act on May 14 at 10:30 AM EST. If approved, this could become the first major regulatory framework for crypto in U.S. history and finally bring clear rules to the industry instead of constant uncertainty. The biggest focus of the bill is ending the “regulation through enforcement” approach by clearly separating the powers of the SEC and the CFTC. This is one of the most important moments crypto has faced in years. The decision made now could determine whether the next wave of crypto innovation stays in the United States… or moves to other countries.