🚨 $BTC
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USDT Trade Alert 🚨
BTC got smacked from 71,453 straight into the day low 68,420 and now stabilizing around 68,672… this is the bounce-or-break zone. If 68.4k holds, relief pump can rip fast ⚡️🔥
Trade Setup (LONG idea):
🎯 TP: 69,600 / 70,270 / 72,270
🛑 SL: 67,950
💥 LP: 66,900
Let’s go $ 🚀
Fluctuating Bitcoin Value Dips Below $70K, WLFI Resists Monday Market Adjustment: Financial Overview
Bitcoin's price, after an unsuccessful attempt to climb to $72,000 on Sunday, has since fallen by over two grand. Larger-cap altcoins, despite gains over the weekend, are also showing losses, with the notable exceptions of WLFI and XMR. Bitcoin's price swings have been significant in recent weeks, with a drop from $84,000 to just under $76,000 at the end of January, and then a further plunge to $60,000 later in the week. Although the price rebounded to reach $72,000 on Saturday, it has since fallen by $2,500 to sit below $70,000. As larger-cap altcoins follow suit, WLFI has defied the trend with an 8% surge, pushing its value to nearly $0.11. The total cryptocurrency market cap has fallen by around $70 billion in a day, now sitting below $2.430 trillion.
0G Token Sees 3.83% Drop After Trading Pair Removal and Network Upgrades Amid $117M Market Cap
The 0GUSDT token experienced a 3.83% price decrease over the last 24 hours, with the current price at $0.527 on Binance. The decline is likely attributed to recent exchange updates, such as the removal of the 0G/FDUSD trading pair on January 30 and ongoing market volatility following earlier price fluctuations and a network upgrade supported by Bithumb on January 27. Despite active trading volumes ranging from $14.79 million to $43.67 million and a market capitalization of approximately $114 million to $117 million, the token remains stable among the top 200 cryptocurrencies, with a circulating supply of around 213.24 million 0G. Recent developments including the launch of Storage Node v1.2.0, strategic partnerships, and ongoing AI-native project upgrades continue to generate interest but have not offset short-term downward price pressure.
$BTC USDT PERP alert 🚨
Price at $68,602 after a -2.77% drop with a strong 15m downtrend from the $71,434 high to the $68,373 low. 24h high $72,300 and low $68,373 shows wide range and heavy futures activity. Momentum still bearish but a quick scalp bounce is trying to form ⚡
Reclaim $69,200 = fast push zone, lose $68,300 = continuation pressure. Volatility hot, manage risk and strike smart 🔥
Let’s go and trade now $BTC
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$DUSK /USDT LONG signal post based on the current price 0.1092, strong momentum (+10%), and range between 0.097 – 0.1436:
🚀 DUSK/USDT — LONG Setup (Binance)
Entry Zone: 0.106 – 0.110
Stop Loss: 0.096 (below 24h low & structure support)
🎯 Targets:
• TP1: 0.120
• TP2: 0.135
• TP3: 0.150 – 0.155
📊 Key Levels:
• Support: 0.100 / 0.097
• Resistance: 0.120 / 0.135 / 0.1436
• Breakout above 0.120 → strong momentum continuation
💡 Plan:
Buy dips near entry zone. Scale profits at targets. Trail SL after TP1 for risk-free trade.
If you'd like, I can also format this into Twitter-style, Telegram-style, or scalp/intraday version.
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$ETH USDT PERP update 🚨
Price at $2,027 after a sharp drop of -3.68% with strong downside momentum from the $2,102 zone to the $2,012 low. 24h high $2,152 and low $2,012 shows high volatility and active futures volume. Quick bounce forming from support but trend still hot and risky ⚡
Break above $2,050 can squeeze fast, lose $2,012 can dump again. Tight risk, fast moves, eyes on volume.
Let’s go and trade now $ETH
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$ETH Technical Analysis & Market Context
Ethereum is currently trading near $2,038, pulling back within a rising channel on the 4H timeframe. Price has respected the channel structure well, but recent candles show bearish pressure after rejection near the upper trendline (~$2,120-$2,150). The current move is a retest of the mid-channel support zone, which aligns closely with the $2,020-$2,040 demand area. A sustained hold above this level could open room for a bounce toward $2,100+, while a breakdown below may expose $1,940 as the next key support.
From a market perspective, broader crypto sentiment remains cautious as traders react to Bitcoin weakness and reduced risk appetite, while Ethereum continues to see mixed flows amid ETF related positioning and pre upgrade speculation. Volatility remains elevated patience and confirmation are key at these levels.
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🚨 IS KEVIN WARSH ABOUT TO FLOOD MARKETS WITH LIQUIDITY OR TRIGGER A BOND MARKET RISK?
Recently, the upcoming Fed Chair Kevin Warsh has called for a new FED TREASURY ACCORD, basically a framework that would decide how the Fed and the U.S Treasury work together on debt, money printing, and interest rates.
This is not only about rate cuts.
Yes, markets expect Warsh to support rate cuts over time, possibly bringing rates down toward the 2.75%–3.0% range.
But the bigger story is what happens behind the scenes.
Warsh has long argued that the Fed’s massive balance sheet, built through years of bond buying pulls the central bank too deep into government financing.
So his plan could involve:
- The Fed holding more short term Treasury bills instead of long term bonds.
- A smaller overall balance sheet.
- Limits on when large bond buying programs can happen.
- Closer coordination with the Treasury on debt issuance.
And this is where history matters. Because the U.S. has already done something very similar before. During World War II, government debt exploded from about $48 billion to over $260 billion in just six years. To manage borrowing costs, the Fed stepped in and controlled interest rates directly.
Short-term yields were fixed near 0.375% and Long-term yields were capped near 2.5%.
If yields tried to rise, the Fed printed money and bought bonds to push them back down. This policy is known as Yield Curve Control. It helped the government borrow cheaply during the war.
But it came with consequences.
Once wartime controls ended, inflation surged sharply. Real interest rates turned negative. And the Fed lost independence over monetary policy. By 1951, the system broke down and the famous Treasury Fed Accord ended yield caps.
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$BTC is currently consolidating following a 20% relief bounce. Historically, after significant corrections like the one witnessed last week, Bitcoin tends to range between key daily levels to build liquidity.
Here is how I am viewing the current range and the potential trade setups for the week ahead.
Long Scenario: Testing the Range Bottom
There is significant liquidity resting above, but I am looking for a solid entry point before targeting those highs.
* Entry Zone: Retest of the ~$65,322 liquidity and support zone.
* Confirmation: I’ll be looking for high-probability reversal patterns (bullish MSB) once this area is tapped.
* Primary Target: Final take-profit at the ~$76,971 liquidity level.
Short Scenarios: Respecting the HTF Trend
The Higher Timeframe (HTF) trend remains bearish, making short setups highly valid if timed correctly.
*$BTC left a large wick at ~$72,271. Since wicks often act as magnets for liquidity, I am watching for:
* A sweep of the ~$72,271 high.
* A bearish Market Structure Break (MSB) on the M15/M30 timeframes.
* Target: A move back down to the ~$65,322 liquidity zone.
*Any liquidity pools left behind during the recent dump remain valid targets for shorts, provided we see a bearish MSB on lower timeframes.
To shift my overall bias from bearish to bullish on the higher timeframes, I need to see more than just a sweep of the highs.
* Key Level: ~$79,360.
* Requirement: Clear acceptance and consolidation above this resistance level to confirm a structural shift.
Bottom Line: I see plenty of opportunities within this range. Let’s see what the weekly price action delivers.