🔷 $ETH /USDT
Trend: Slow recovery
Support: 1,980 – 2,020
Resistance: 2,150 – 2,250
Buy Zone: 2,000 – 2,050
Targets: 2,180 → 2,300 → 2,450
Stop Loss: 1,920
View:
ETH follows BTC. Needs break above 2.15k for strong move.
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🔶 $BTC /USDT
Trend: Recovery → Range
Support: 68,500 – 69,500
Major Support: 65,000 – 66,000
Resistance: 72,000 – 73,500
Breakout Level: 74,000+
Buy Zone: 69k – 70k
Targets: 73k → 76k → 80k
Stop Loss: 66.8k
View:
BTC is stabilizing above 70k. If it holds, market stays healthy.
Below 68k = alts will bleed.
Macro Update (U.S.): Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has urged that hearings for Kevin Warsh’s Federal Reserve chair nomination move forward, despite delays linked to a DOJ probe involving current Fed Chair Jerome Powell, according to Bloomberg.
The situation highlights ongoing uncertainty around future Fed leadership, a factor closely watched by global markets. Any shift in expectations around monetary policy governance can influence risk sentiment, liquidity outlook, and long-term positioning across assets, including crypto.
This is a procedural development, not a policy decision. Markets will remain focused on clarity around Fed leadership and rate direction rather than headlines alone.
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Global markets kicked off the week with a surge in optimism after Japan’s election results triggered what many traders are calling the “Takaichi Effect.”
The rally followed Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s decisive victory and her pledge to roll out a massive $135 billion stimulus package aimed at infrastructure spending and tax cuts. Investors quickly interpreted the plan as a potential turning point for Japan’s long-stagnant economy, sending the Nikkei 225 soaring to fresh record highs and setting the tone for a broad global risk-on move.
The momentum didn’t stay confined to Japanese equities. Markets across regions began reacting to the prospect of renewed fiscal expansion in one of the world’s largest economies. U.S. futures opened higher, with the Dow Jones already trading above the 50,000 mark and talk of even more ambitious targets circulating among bullish analysts.
Interestingly, the rally wasn’t limited to stocks. Traditional and alternative safe-haven assets also joined the move. Gold surged to record territory above the $5,000 level, while Bitcoin briefly climbed toward $72,000 before stabilizing above $70,000 during Asian trading hours. The simultaneous rise in equities, gold, and Bitcoin points to a broader shift in global liquidity expectations, rather than a simple rotation into or out of risk assets.
Political signals added to the momentum. U.S. leaders congratulated Japan’s new administration and framed the stimulus as a positive development for global growth, further boosting investor confidence. The coordinated tone from policymakers helped reinforce the idea that fiscal expansion could support markets worldwide.
The so-called “#Takaichi Trade” now reflects a renewed appetite for both growth assets and alternative stores of value. With fresh stimulus on the table and liquidity expectations rising, capital appears to be flowing into equities, crypto, and commodities at the same time.
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