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The stock market opened with almost a 1% gap up on the news of a possible peace deal between Iran and the US.
But honestly, this isn’t really something new. We’ll probably still be reading the same headlines in 2030.

Stocks just made another all-time high, but Bitcoin continues to struggle. It is still trading almost 40% below its all-time high.
Anyways...
I’m going to keep this week’s update very short and straightforward.
Before we talk about the current picture, let’s quickly look at what we discussed in last week’s update.

We discussed that $75k would be a key zone to watch, as that’s where the daily higher low stands. Price dipped into that zone and held it nicely.
Now let’s see what we can expect next from the market.
BTCUSD (weekly)

Nothing much to discuss on the weekly chart. Price needs to reclaim $78400 then we can expect it is ready to move and break that $82900 ish high.
BTCUSD (Daily)
If you bought the $75k dip we discussed last week, good for you.

The daily internal structure on Bitcoin is still bullish, as price continues to hold above the $75.8k-ish higher low.
We also saw a sweep of the higher low, similar to what happened around the $65k zone. At that time, $65k was the most recent higher low, and now that level is around $75k.
Can price do the same thing it did after the $65k sweep?
Yes, that’s definitely possible as long as the overall structure remains intact.
The only thing I don’t like is that the bounce we saw over the weekend was mostly news-driven (peace deal headlines). So this week should uncover a lot about the market’s real strength.

The low $75k will be something important to watch going forward.
As long as price is above that on the Daily chart, you can continue to be Bullish if you're.
BTCUSD (12hr)

Bitcoin is currently trading between two important zones:
• Daily higher low — $75k
• 12H lower high & weekly zone — $78.3k
In my opinion, these are the key levels to watch this week and moving forward.
If price breaks and holds above $78.3k, you can expect continuation to the upside.
If price breaks and holds below $75k, then more downside into the $71k–73k zone becomes likely.
If you didn’t catch the $75k sweep, then in my opinion your next buy setups will either be above $78.3k or if price dips back into the $75k area again.
That’s pretty much it for this Bitcoin update.
Let me know what do you think, your opinions are Always welcome

The stock market opened with almost a 1% gap up on the news of a possible peace deal between Iran and the US.
But honestly, this isn’t really something new. We’ll probably still be reading the same headlines in 2030.

Stocks just made another all-time high, but Bitcoin continues to struggle. It is still trading almost 40% below its all-time high.
Anyways...
I’m going to keep this week’s update very short and straightforward.
Before we talk about the current picture, let’s quickly look at what we discussed in last week’s update.

We discussed that $75k would be a key zone to watch, as that’s where the daily higher low stands. Price dipped into that zone and held it nicely.
Now let’s see what we can expect next from the market.
BTCUSD (weekly)

Nothing much to discuss on the weekly chart. Price needs to reclaim $78400 then we can expect it is ready to move and break that $82900 ish high.
BTCUSD (Daily)
If you bought the $75k dip we discussed last week, good for you.

The daily internal structure on Bitcoin is still bullish, as price continues to hold above the $75.8k-ish higher low.
We also saw a sweep of the higher low, similar to what happened around the $65k zone. At that time, $65k was the most recent higher low, and now that level is around $75k.
Can price do the same thing it did after the $65k sweep?
Yes, that’s definitely possible as long as the overall structure remains intact.
The only thing I don’t like is that the bounce we saw over the weekend was mostly news-driven (peace deal headlines). So this week should uncover a lot about the market’s real strength.

The low $75k will be something important to watch going forward.
As long as price is above that on the Daily chart, you can continue to be Bullish if you're.
BTCUSD (12hr)

Bitcoin is currently trading between two important zones:
• Daily higher low — $75k
• 12H lower high & weekly zone — $78.3k
In my opinion, these are the key levels to watch this week and moving forward.
If price breaks and holds above $78.3k, you can expect continuation to the upside.
If price breaks and holds below $75k, then more downside into the $71k–73k zone becomes likely.
If you didn’t catch the $75k sweep, then in my opinion your next buy setups will either be above $78.3k or if price dips back into the $75k area again.
That’s pretty much it for this Bitcoin update.
Let me know what do you think, your opinions are Always welcome

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A guy walks into a gas station with cash, pays a disgusting spread, scans a wallet, gets BTC, walks out. That was the product. Not elegance. Not cheap fees. Cash in, coin out, no Coinbase onboarding, no bank asking questions, no two-day wait while some compliance queue decides whether your account looks normal.
The whole thing breaks the second that walk-up cash trade turns into a mini bank interview.
That is basically what happened to Bitcoin Depot. Lower transaction limits, more KYC, fraud screens, AML headaches, lawsuits, enforcement heat, local bans, operators getting treated less like kiosk vendors and more like money transmitters with a target on their back. The machine still has to sit there in the corner of the store, but now the customer flow is getting chopped up by warnings, ID capture, limits, and friction that kills the exact impulse transaction these boxes were built for.
So now there are 9,000-plus machines offline.
Picture the actual mess. A bodega owner has a dead Bitcoin box taking up space near the ATM and scratch-off tickets. A gas station manager has a bolted metal kiosk nobody can use and probably nobody wants to touch until someone explains who is paying to unbolt it, haul it, ship it, store it, or scrap it. These things are not browser tabs you close. They are metal, wiring, cash handling, service contracts, merchant relationships, compliance files, customer complaints, and a support line nobody wants to answer anymore.
BTM got smoked, down more than 20% overnight after already falling 42% the week before. Down about 67% on the year. The stock move was not some mystery reaction to a headline. Q1 revenue had already fallen 49.2% year over year and the company swung to a $9.5 million net loss. When a physical network loses that much revenue, the math gets nasty fast. Rent share still exists. Technicians still cost money. Cash logistics are still annoying. Fraud review does not get cheaper because fewer people are transacting.
The Chapter 11 filing in the Southern District of Texas just puts legal paperwork around what the machines already told you. The U.S. and Canadian entities are in the process, with Canada and non-U.S. operations getting dragged into their own cleanup. Wind-down. Asset sale. Court-supervised process. All the usual language.
The part that matters is simpler and worse. Bitcoin Depot built a cash-to-crypto business that needed volume, then had to operate in a market where volume became the dangerous part.
The CEO can say they tightened fraud controls and strengthened customer protection. I believe it. They probably had no choice. But once the customer has to stop, verify, read warnings, hit smaller limits, and wonder whether the operator is about to get sued or banned locally, the machine is no longer a quick cash ramp. It is a very expensive compliance screen bolted to the floor.
The board shuffle does not help the smell either. Scott Buchanan stepped down in March, Alex Holmes took over as CEO and chairman, Brandon Mintz moved out of the executive chair role into a non-executive seat. Maybe there are clean explanations for all of it. Markets do not give much benefit of the doubt when the chart is cratered, revenue is almost cut in half, and the company is preparing to sell off whatever is left.

The old bull-case was the footprint. More locations meant more access. More access meant more transactions. More transactions meant the ugly spreads could cover the overhead. Then compliance turned the footprint into a bill. More locations meant more machines to service, more local rules to monitor, more store owners to manage, more places where a regulator or lawyer could find a problem.
That is how the moat turns into junk in real time.
Someone still has to get a wrench under those bolts.