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Raise your hand if you think today’s $BTC crash was pure market manipulation 🙋♂️
I gave back all of today’s profits — and that’s fine. It’s still a lucky outcome because I’m still in the game, capital intact, able to trade the next setup.
Trading isn’t about avoiding every hit. It’s about surviving long enough to catch the next opportunity.
$CLANKER has played out very cleanly and is basically at TP1. Momentum is starting to slow into the level, so I’m taking profits here on CLANKER instead of waiting for a perfect tag. Locking in gains matters more than squeezing the last bit.
$DASH is also approaching TP1. You can take partial profits or manage the position more defensively from here.
Good trades don’t need hope — protect what the market already gave you.
$DASH pushed up after the drop but ran straight into prior supply. Upside follow-through is weak, rejections are clean, and momentum is rolling over again. The move up looks corrective rather than a reversal, so as long as this zone caps price, continuation to the downside remains favored.
$HYPE is pressing into a clear resistance zone but continues to get rejected on every push higher. Upside momentum is fading and the structure still looks corrective after the prior drop. With a wider SL, this setup allows for volatility while keeping the bearish bias intact as long as price remains below supply.
$SENT — pullback getting absorbed, structure still intact.
Long SENT ( MAX 10x) Entry: 0.038 – 0.041 SL: 0.035 TP1: 0.045 TP2: 0.051 TP3: 0.058
$SENT pulled back into prior demand after the impulsive leg up and is holding without any strong sell pressure. Small bodies and lower wicks suggest absorption rather than distribution. Momentum is stabilizing and structure remains bullish here, so as long as this demand zone holds, continuation toward higher resistance is the higher-probability move.
🚨 Crypto Market Is Moving FAST, See What’s Hot Right Now! 🚨
Right now the market is showing some big activity in the coins everyone watches: $BTC , $ETH , $SOL , and even some surprising names with high trading volume. When top coins start getting lots of trades, it usually means liquidity and momentum are increasing — and that’s where big moves happen.
Here’s what’s catching attention in the past 24 hrs:
🔥 Bitcoin (BTC), Still #1 with massive volume and dominating the market, smart traders watch every candle for breakout or reversal clues.
🔥 Ethereum (ETH) Next in volume and often leads altcoin momentum if it breaks key levels.
🔥 Solana (SOL) & Pitbull (PIT) Trending with big trade counts, quick volatility = opportunity if you know how to manage risk.
🔥 Stablecoins like USDT & USDC Always huge volume, means money is ready on the sidelines to enter breakout trades.
What traders should watch now:
📊 High volume usually precedes price action signals, a breakout or dip could follow once key levels are hit.
📊 When BTC and ETH both show strength, altcoins often rally soon after.
📊 If large cap coins are flat but volume is rising, it means smart money is positioning.
💡 Tip: Catching a move early is not about luck, it’s about seeing where the money flows first.
👇 Are you trading BTC, ETH, or altcoins? Comment your pick below:
$DASH is struggling to hold above short-term resistance after a weak bounce. Buyers failed to continue the move up and selling pressure is back. Price is still below the recent breakdown area, which keeps the bias bearish. A pullback toward lower support levels is likely if this structure holds.
Short DASH Entry Zone: 51.20 – 51.90 Stop Loss: 52.80 TP1: 50.20 TP2: 49.50 Or from 100% to 500%
This is a scalp trade. Use 20x to 50x leverage with a margin of 1% to 5%. Book partial profit at TP1 and move stop-loss to entry. Short #DASH Here 👇👇👇 {future}(DASHUSDT)
$DASH is struggling to hold above short-term resistance after a weak bounce. Buyers failed to continue the move up and selling pressure is back. Price is still below the recent breakdown area, which keeps the bias bearish. A pullback toward lower support levels is likely if this structure holds.
Short DASH Entry Zone: 51.20 – 51.90 Stop Loss: 52.80 TP1: 50.20 TP2: 49.50 Or from 100% to 500%
This is a scalp trade. Use 20x to 50x leverage with a margin of 1% to 5%. Book partial profit at TP1 and move stop-loss to entry.
$BTC HISTORIC SIGNAL: America’s Next Fed Chair Is PRO-BITCOIN? 🚨
A narrative shift just hit macro Twitter — and it’s massive. According to Michael Saylor, Kevin Warsh could become the first Federal Reserve Chair openly supportive of Bitcoin.
Saylor pointed back to a 2025 interview where Warsh didn’t just tolerate BTC — he praised it. Warsh called Bitcoin a breakthrough technology, a critical asset, and even a real-time “health report” for policymakers. His logic was blunt: if policymakers get it wrong, Bitcoin’s price exposes the mistake instantly.
That’s not anti-crypto neutrality — that’s recognition of Bitcoin as a monetary signal, almost a shadow auditor of central bank policy. If Warsh brings this mindset into the Fed, the implications are enormous: legitimacy, policy awareness, and a potential reframing of BTC’s role in the global system.
Bitcoin watching the Fed…or the Fed finally watching Bitcoin?
ZEC is currently showing a bullish divergence within the last 14 candles on the hour timeframe, which is a high-confidence signal for a price reversal from current levels. While the 200-day moving average is sloping down, price is stabilizing near a key support zone, with forecasts projecting a potential climb back toward $338.00 by the end of this week.
$BTC flushed below local support to grab liquidity and immediately found strong bids stepping in. The follow-through to the downside is weak, with repeated long wicks signaling absorption rather than distribution. Momentum is stabilizing and structure still looks corrective here, so as long as price holds above demand, a push back toward higher supply zones remains favored.
$BTC flushed below local support to grab liquidity and immediately found strong bids stepping in. The follow-through to the downside is weak, with repeated long wicks signaling absorption rather than distribution. Momentum is stabilizing and structure still looks corrective here, so as long as price holds above demand, a push back toward higher supply zones remains favored.
$HYPE pushed up but failed to hold above local resistance, with repeated rejections showing clear supply overhead. The bounce lacks momentum and looks corrective rather than a trend shift. As long as price stays below the rejection zone, downside continuation toward lower demand remains the higher-probability play.
$ETH defended local demand and downside momentum is slowing. Sellers failed to extend lower, suggesting absorption around this zone. As long as price holds above support, a relief push higher remains favored.