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bitcoin enters a hyper-parabolic state to 753kgm, this was initially a private post, but i've decided to open it up to the public, for the people. --- interest rates are collapsing. not slowly. not in a controlled, measured descent. this is a freefall. the kind that rewrites economic history. monetary debasement is inevitable. quantitative easing will accelerate, liquidity will flood the system, and the us dollar will plunge. this isn’t speculation. this is math. and when that happens, the gates open. the largest alt season in history is not a possibility. it is an inevitability. this will be the kind of move that people will talk about for decades. portfolios multiplied beyond reason. valuations pushed to levels most can only dream of. the everything bubble will expand beyond comprehension. people will call it unsustainable. they will call it madness. but madness is where the greatest opportunities are born. most won’t be ready. they will hesitate. they will overthink. they will sell too early, watching in disbelief as the market leaves them behind. we will not. 🌙 --- tp - 753k
CRYPTO:BTCUSDLong
by notoriousbids
TAO DAILY For me there are two possible entries for TAO caused by the trade war situation in the US, so this is my take on the chart: - Wicks get filled as a rule of thumb, so this capitulation wick that has reset all the progress made in Q4 2024. My preferred entry would be a sweep and reclaim of the wick as this coincides with range low and a bullish orderblock, an area of extreme support on the high timeframe. - Another entry would be the breakout of the diagonal downtrend resistance, if this could coincide with the reclaim of the 0.25 line in the range that would add further confluence and a better R:R IMO. For both entries the Midpoint would be a key S/R level and would be very high resistance.
by ProR35
Update the scenario for BTC.Dom - When might Altseason actually?Currently, BTC.Dom CRYPTOCAP:BTC.D is following the second scenario I mentioned in my previous post. This is the only scenario I can think of right now. According to this scenario, I predict that from now until Trump's inauguration, it will remain quite challenging for Altcoins. To determine whether Altseason will occur, it’s best to wait until the beginning of February to make an informed decision about deploying capital. The image below shows instances of the M-pattern , where the second peak is higher than the first, followed by significant **Altcoin growth** in previous seasons. If this second scenario doesn’t play out, my concern is that BTC.Dom could return to the 70 region. In that case, Altcoins would be completely crushed, and I truly hope this worst-case scenario doesn’t happen. :(
CRYPTOCAP:BTC.D
by Unikryptonian
USDT.D: Roadmap for Crypto MarketHi Guys, As I have mentioned many times, the crypto market is no longer in a bear market. One of the best indicators for analyzing this market is Tether dominance. According to the chart analysis, I can imagine lower prices for Bitcoin, maybe we will have a look at the $75,000 range in Bitcoin, and continue to follow my analysis of Bitcoin. SecondChanceCrypto ⏰ 3/FEB/25 ⛔️DYOR Always do your research. If you have any questions, you can write them in the comments below and I will answer them. And please don't forget to support this idea with your likes and comments.
CRYPTOCAP:USDT.DLong
by Secondchancecrypto
Trump’s Trade War Risks Throwing Markets into Chaos. TARIFFic?Apparently, Trump has slapped Mexico, Canada and China with hefty tariffs. Now all these three are either already retaliating with their own levies on US goods or getting ready to do so. The complex interplay of back-and-forth tariffs risks turning friends into foes and driving up prices. All the while the end consumer is likely to cover the difference. President Donald Trump on Saturday actually went ahead and did what he wanted to do. He launched the game of tariffs. He hit Mexico, Canada and China with hefty import duties, threatening to throw the world’s trade into a spiral of ill intentions, retaliations and higher prices for your Stanley cups and iPhones. The looming destabilization is already coming from both ends — Canada swiftly imposed 25% levies on roughly $20 billion of US goods coming into the country on Tuesday. Another $85 billion worth of goods are getting the same treatment within the next three weeks. China, where nearly everything you get your hands on is made, said it will “take necessary countermeasures to defend its rights and interests.” Trump’s new order requires Canada and Mexico to pay 25% tariffs on imports to the US (with a partial carve out for Canada’s energy and oil exports — 10% levies apply there). The US President was gearing up for a 60% tariff rate on China while he was running for office but said he’s imposing a 10% tariff that will likely get higher in time. These three countries in 2023 collectively accounted for about 40% of all US imports. That year, the US imported about $3.85 trillion worth of goods. In November 2024, the US pulled in about $351 billion worth of stuff and then sold it to Americans. What are tariffs and who pays them? At the basic level, tariffs are a way for an economy to protect itself from foreign competition. Through tariffs, domestic businesses are somewhat shielded from outside interference and can snatch up a bigger portion of the local market. Tariffs are just taxes placed on products that are made overseas and then imported to the country. Here’s the kicker: the foreign companies that make these goods and then import them aren’t on the hook for paying the tariffs — American businesses are. Tech companies like Apple AAPL , which makes about 95% of its stuff in China, or Tesla TSLA , which makes half of its cars in China, will end up paying more for their products as they come into the US. Who’s collecting that import duty? The US government. What could happen when these tariffs get cracking? The US consumer will most likely cover the difference. Nearly every product will be affected — from cars to baby toys to the already expensive eggs (can egg prices get even higher?) Here’s an example: potash, the product that’s used by US farmers as fertilizer, just got 25% more expensive. That extra cost, paid by the farmers, is likely to trickle down to the end consumer so farmers could keep trucking and produce at the same rates. What could happen to the stock market? One thing is certain — the companies that don’t pass on the added cost to the consumer will see their corporate profits dwindle. But if they want to keep generating value for shareholders, they’ll need to pass it forward to the end user. With the first quarter now well under way, the next earnings season will be a sight to see. (Friendly reminder to keep an eye on the economic calendar for all corporate earnings and updates.) An analysis from Barclays estimates that all S&P 500 companies could see their profits shrink by 2.8% once the tariffs get in full flow. Perhaps a bigger, scarier fallout is possible. Inflation can perk up again. Inevitably, the higher costs across the border risk undoing what the Federal Reserve was doing to combat inflation. Goldman Sachs came out with the forecast that the looming tariffs could have an initial knock on effect on inflation to the tune of 0.7% to the upside. Gross domestic product could drop 0.4%. And most of all, there’s one thing investors fear the most. Rising inflation could bring back interest rate hikes. A revival in consumer prices might prompt the Federal Reserve to walk back its intentions of more interest rate cuts and lean against the economy by raising borrowing costs. There are early signs of this already. Fed chief Jay Powell last week said the central bank is in a wait-and-see phase as Trump’s policies unfurl. The scary tariffs already knocked the wind out of stocks and crypto. Monday morning saw one of its worst openings in years, especially for Ethereum ETHUSD . The second-largest coin fell as much as 27% from the get-go as the bullish sentiment was nowhere to be seen. Bitcoin BTCUSD also got a slap losing 6% in its first deals to settle near $91,000 before paring back some of the drop. And stock futures were looking at steep declines with Dow futures DJI shedding as much as 700 points ahead of the opening bell in New York. The only winner was the US dollar DXY , which stands to gain popularity in a high-tariff environment. Until now, the market has been overwhelmingly on Trump’s side. He stepped into the White House riding on the promises of a strong economy and booming business. But if he takes aim (even indirectly) at shareholders’ profits, he might end up losing the support of all those billionaire executives who worked hard to get him elected. What do you think? Is Trump acting in the best interest of America or is he driving markets into a ditch? Share your thoughts below!
SP:SPX
by TradingView
55
Bitcoin can exit from triangle and continue to fall nextHello traders, I want share with you my opinion about Bitcoin. By observing the chart, we can see that the price started to grow inside the upward channel, where it at once rebounded from the resistance line of the channel and fell to the support line. Then BTC broke the support level and rose in a short time to the resistance line of the channel and then it started to decline. Bitcoin fell to the support level, which coincided with the buyer zone, thereby exiting from the channel and after it some time traded between 94250 level, it fell to 90850 points. Next, the price impulsed and continued to grow inside the upward triangle, breaking the support level again. Later it reached the even resistance level, which coincided with the seller zone. Soon, BTC broke the 104700 level, rose to the resistance line, and then fell back and continued to trades between the 104700 level. Later BTC broke this level and fell below, after which turned around and quickly rose to the resistance line of the triangle and then dropped to the support line, where at the moment continues to trades close. So, in my mind, I think that Bitcoin can move up and then exit from the triangle and continue to decline to the 94250 support level. For this case, I set my TP at this level. Please share this idea with your friends and click Boost 🚀
Short
by LegionQ8
4
ETH/USDT : Get Ready for the next Bullish Move! (READ)By analyzing the weekly (logarithmic) chart of Ethereum, we can see that the price experienced a sharp crash last night, dropping to $2100. After reaching this key demand zone, Ethereum rebounded and is currently trading around $2600. As long as the $2200 support holds, we can expect further bullish momentum. The mid-term targets for Ethereum are $3900, $4600, $5700, and $7400. 🚀 Please support me with your likes and comments to motivate me to share more analysis with you and share your opinion about the possible trend of this chart with me ! Best Regards , Arman Shaban
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by ArmanShabanTrading
2
XRP, Bloodbath is ComingBINANCE:XRPUSDT / 1D Hello Traders, welcome back to another market breakdown. BINANCE:XRPUSDT is showing strong bearish momentum after BINANCE:BTCUSD and BINANCE:ETHUSD broken bellow resistance. However, the price is oversold for now. Hence, instead of jumping in at current levels, I recommend waiting for a pullback into the high of the range zone for a more strategic entry. If the pullback holds and sell off confirms, the next leg higher could target: First Resistance: Immediate levels formed during prior consolidation. Stay disciplined, wait for the market to come to you, and trade with confidence! Trade safely, Trader Leo.
Short
by BTM-LEO
5
HelenP. I Bitcoin will repeat move up and then continue to fallHi folks today I'm prepared for you Bitcoin analytics. This chart shows how the price rose from the resistance level, which coincided with the resistance zone, after which it dropped to the support level, breaking the 103600 level. Also then the price started to trades inside consolidation, where it some time traded near the support level and then rose to almost the resistance level. Then BTC turned around and fell back and even declined to support zone. After this movement, Bitcoin made a strong impulse up to the resistance zone, thereby exiting from consolidation and breaking the 103600 level. Next, the price reached the trend line and then started to decline near this line. Soon, the price broke this line and then broke the resistance level, after which declined below the trend line, but later backed up. After this move, BTC turned around and rebounded from the resistance zone to the support zone, finally breaking the resistance level with the trend line, but a not long time ago BTC rose higher than the trend line. Now it trades close and I expect that BTCUSDT will repeat move up and then continue to decline, and even break the support level and fall to the trend line. That's why I set my goal at 90400 points. If you like my analytics you may support me with your like/comment ❤️
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by FirstNameHelen
2
Bitcoin: The Crash Before the Next BubbleAs seen in the overlaid pattern of the NASDAQ chart from 1998, a sharp drop in the index followed by a rapid recovery often signals high volatility. This typically occurs in periods when markets are still searching for equilibrium, but the risks of overheating increase. A similar dynamic is observed in cryptocurrencies. During the 1998 market crash, low oil prices were a natural consequence of the crisis. However, today’s situation might be artificially constructed. Donald Trump and other Western politicians have already expressed their desire to pressure OPEC into increasing production to lower prices, thereby reducing Russia’s revenues and easing inflationary pressures in the West. If this pressure on OPEC fails, regulators or key market players may intensify rhetoric about an impending recession, leveraging weak macroeconomic data, high energy prices, and volatility in key sectors. This could scare investors, leading to reduced investment, lower consumption, and a slowdown in market activity - essentially a self-fulfilling prophecy that pressures energy prices and indices without fundamental reasons for a collapse. Another shock to the markets could come from tariff wars, whose full impact remains unclear to participants and could be significantly dramatised in the next month or two. How reasonable do you think it is to draw parallels between today and the late 1990s, including the formation of the dot-com bubble? 1. Political Instability and Paradigm Shifts The political landscape of the late 1990s was marked by rising authoritarian trends in several regions, including the Middle East, Latin America, China, and Russia. Local conflicts, the rise of radical movements, and terrorist attacks - such as the 1998 bombing of the U.S. embassy—signalled increasing instability. By the late 1990s, anti-globalisation sentiments and criticism of international organisations had begun to emerge, reflecting growing dissatisfaction with economic inequality and cultural homogenisation. This period saw a return of regional rivalries and new threats, pushing the world toward a more complex multipolar system—a shift that began back then. In the 2020s, we are witnessing similar trends: the rise of authoritarianism and populism in certain countries, growing tensions between globalisation and nationalism, and increased political polarisation, which undermines governments’ ability to develop long-term strategies. 2. Economic Instability The Asian financial crisis of 1997 and Russia’s 1998 default had a shocking impact on the global economy. However, the U.S. stock market, after a sharp correction, continued to grow, fuelled by low interest rates - ultimately leading to the dot-com crash in 2000. Today, the effects of the pandemic, the energy crisis, and the war in Ukraine continue to shape the global economy. Central banks are in a difficult position: they must raise rates to combat inflation, but doing so could trigger a recession, not to mention the potential for trade wars. Economic policy remains a source of uncertainty, just as it was in the late 1990s. 3. Technological Breakthrough The internet in the late 1990s opened up entirely new opportunities, much like AI is transforming entire industries today. Companies are integrating AI into finance, healthcare, manufacturing, marketing, and even everyday life, promising enormous benefits. Cryptocurrencies, in turn, are incorporating AI solutions into their ecosystems, developing projects based on automation and machine learning to attract new investors. 4. Expectations Outpacing Reality As in the late 1990s, expectations for AI are already exceeding current economic benefits. Many companies invest in AI just to stay relevant, even if their understanding of the technology is limited. Cryptocurrencies are capitalising on this trend - projects promise AI integration for smart contract management, blockchain optimisation, and even predictive AI-based systems. However, practical implementation of these ideas has yet to deliver significant tangible benefits. 5. Widespread Public Attention The popularity of artificial intelligence has created a powerful market narrative, amplified by media hype and speculative interest. Cryptocurrency projects are actively embracing this trend, while politicians openly discuss crypto reserves, new speculative instruments, and measures to stimulate industry growth. The modern world is on the brink of a new era, dominated by multipolarity, technological leaps, and new challenges. The parallels with the late 1990s are evident: just like back then, we are witnessing the collapse of old structures and the emergence of new forms of global interaction. However, today, the scale of these changes is much greater, and the outcomes will define global politics for decades to come.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDShort
by nesoglasen
03/02/25 Weekly outlookLast weeks high: $106,485.24 Last weeks low: $100,995.99 Midpoint: $95,506.74 As the US begins a tariff trade war on the world, BTC ends the previous week with a weekend selloff back into the range low of $91,000. Despite the crypto world being everchanging this range low level has held strong for nearly 3 months now. Because of this strong support level we have seen many weekly outlooks follow the pattern of an early break below weekly low, then reclaim and rally back up the range throughout the week. Could this be the case once again? Currently sentiment is terrible, probably bear market levels of depression despite Bitcoin being above $100K most of the time. I think this is largely due to the state of altcoins as they are at pre-US election lows, in some cases bear market levels... This plays havoc mentally which so much was promised in terms of alt season potential now that Bitcoin is a new highs. In reality the market will do what hurts the most, max pain. Having said that, generally a weekend dump can be misleading due to low volume and the absence of institutional buying making any manipulated move much easier to pull off from a market makers point of view. There are some nice 4H TF setups emerging, now the macro environment is definitely calling the shots in the Tradfi world but as long as the $91,000 holds the rangebound move is still in play.
by ProR35
Bitcoin Down: Tariffs to Blame?I wake up to read that both equities are Bitcoin are down on Tariffs as the "reason." Is this true? More importantly, is knowing this valuable? I don't think so. The media needs to write some narrative every day to get read and sell ads. So they take the latest buzz and craft it into a "reason" price moved the way it did. The trouble is that this information is is useless for traders and investors. Once the article is written the move has happened. There is nothing to profit nor more importantly LEARN from having this knowledge. It is a singular event; no long term consistent strategy can be crafted from a single thing happening once. Bitcoin was already breaking down since January 20th. That day failed a big test of the prior All Time High. INDEX:BTCUSD has actually never closed higher than December 17th. To emphasize the point more if one looks at the mainstream financial news they are also blaming today's equities route on tariffs. The truth is that stocks only seemed to have a bullish January. The S&P 500 futures never actually made a new high beyond the post-election pump in January. Traders have to make plays BEFORE the news happens. The only way to do that is by watching charts for opportunities and reading the simple signs. Trade wisely!
INDEX:BTCUSDShort
by norok
3
BITCOIN Can a 1D MA100 rebound reverse the 'Tariffs narrative'?Just a week ago (January 27, see char below) we made a case of why it was essential for Bitcoin (BTCUSD) to test and rebound on its 1D MA100 (green trend-line), if the market was to find the necessary Support to move it forward through the rest of the year and the Bull Cycle: Well BTC went on to confirm our expectation and hit the 1D MA100 for the first time in almost 4 months (since October 11 2024). That analysis was focused on the current Bull Cycle (2023 - 2025) and the recurring 1D MA100 rebound sequence within the 2-year Channel Up, which has so far provide its Higher High both times. Today's analysis examines if this is a pattern that emerged and held during the previous Bull Cycles as well. The results are eye opening. During the last two years of each of the past 3 Bull Cycles, a 1D MA100 contact has most of the times (9) met with an incredible rebound, making it the most efficient buy entry on such basis. It was only 3 times this failed to initiate an immediate rebound (April 2024/ ETF led rally corrected, April 2021/ Musk led rally corrected, March 2020/ COVID flash crash), all valid reasons fundamentally. Is this new all-out Trade War another one of those events? Not impossible, but this chart shows that it is 3 times more probable for this 1D MA100 contact to produce an aggressive rebound. If we narrow the sample to just the last year of the Bull Cycle, it was only once that a 1D MA100 failed to produce an instant rally. As a result, it is now more probable to see a rally similar to the one that followed the January 2024 or October 2024 1D MA100 contacts, which were within a +85% / +90% range. Even the 1D RSI patterns among the Cycle fractals at the start of each final Bull year are similar. So what do you think? Do you expect this technical 1D MA100 contact to reverse the dismal Tariffs sentiment? Feel free to let us know in the comments section below! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** Please LIKE 👍, FOLLOW ✅, SHARE 🙌 and COMMENT ✍ if you enjoy this idea! Also share your ideas and charts in the comments section below! This is best way to keep it relevant, support us, keep the content here free and allow the idea to reach as many people as possible. ** ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 💸💸💸💸💸💸 👇 👇 👇 👇 👇 👇
CRYPTO:BTCUSDLong
by TradingShot
1
Double Bottom Pattern: Bitcoin Total Domination Last week my post on Bitcoin dominance played out faster than it was expected. (see related) This indicator broke out into 60-70% area. So, I switched to a weekly time frame and spotted a classic reversal pattern called "Double Bottom" in the making for you. Let's break it down. We have two bottoms highlighted with yellow arcs in the same area. Indicator eyes the middle top between bottoms, it is called "Neckline" Now, let's breakdown buying technique: 1) buy entry is at the breakout above Neckline (green dashed line) 2) stop loss is at the valley of the right bottom (red dashed line) 3) target is located at the depth of the right bottom from the Neckline. in our case it can't be higher than 100% and is set at the maximum (blue dashed line) Its amazing that technical analysis could predict things that out of our scope as yet.
CRYPTOCAP:BTC.DEducation
by aibek
3
Bitcoin - Bitcoin lost $100,000?!Bitcoin is trading below the EMA50 and EMA200 on the four-hour timeframe and is trading in its descending channel. Bitcoin’s upward correction and its placement in the supply zone will allow us to resell it. It should be noted that there is a possibility of heavy fluctuations and shadows due to the movement of whales in the market and capital management in the cryptocurrency market will be more important. If the downward trend continues, we can buy in the demand range. In the past trading week, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw an inflow of $560 million, though this represents a significant decline compared to the previous two weeks. Meanwhile, as of January 31, 2025, U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded a minor outflow of $45 million, though this decline was not particularly drastic. At the same time, Standard Chartered Bank has advised investors in a new research note to view Bitcoin’s drop below $100,000 and the over 6% single-day decline in the crypto market as a buying opportunity. Jeff Kendrick, Head of Digital Asset Research at Standard Chartered, stated: “Hope is not a strategy.” He further explained: “When hope disappears, digital asset prices tend to fall by 10% to 20%.” Despite recent market volatility, Standard Chartered remains optimistic about Bitcoin’s price trajectory in 2025. The bank’s research suggests that growing institutional interest could accelerate Bitcoin’s potential surge to $200,000 by the end of the year. Last week, Donald Trump fulfilled two key promises to the crypto industry: 1. Granting clemency to Ross Ulbricht, the founder of Silk Road, who is regarded as a symbolic figure among Bitcoin and libertarian communities. 2.Signing an executive order on cryptocurrencies, which aims to enhance regulatory transparency for digital assets, promote stablecoins, prevent the debanking of the crypto sector, and ban the creation of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). In parallel, Jeff Kendrick of Standard Chartered also warned investors to pay close attention to altcoins, referring to cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin that are expected to experience significant growth in the coming year. He stated: “As soon as we enter the second phase, in my view, the altcoin season will begin.” Kendrick further noted that institutional flows will primarily drive Bitcoin and Ethereum investments, partially offsetting the rotation into altcoins. Responding to the growing interest in Bitcoin and Solana, MetaMask is planning to expand beyond Ethereum. The company is currently working on integrating Bitcoin functionality while simultaneously exploring decentralized finance (DeFi) opportunities across multiple blockchain ecosystems. Meanwhile, Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick has identified the establishment of a state Bitcoin reserve as a top priority for 2025. Texas, already a pioneer in adopting Bitcoin at the state level, continues on this path despite challenges at the national level. If the proposal is approved, Texas will become the first U.S. state to hold Bitcoin as a financial reserve on its balance sheet, a move that could accelerate Bitcoin adoption within the U.S. financial system.
COINBASE:BTCUSDShort
by Ali_PSND
Bitcoin Plunges to $91K Amid Market TurmoilThe cryptocurrency market has been rattled as Bitcoin ( CRYPTOCAP:BTC ) nosedived 16% to $91,000, triggering concerns among investors. This steep drop comes amid broader market sell-offs, with Ethereum ( CRYPTOCAP:ETH ) and leading meme coins shedding nearly 20% of their value. The primary catalyst? Speculations of a trade war fueled by U.S. President Donald Trump's latest tariffs. Technical Analysis Bitcoin's price plummeted to an intraday low of $91,242, marking one of its most significant drops in recent months. Despite rebounding slightly to $94K, BTC’s movement reflects extreme volatility. Key technical indicators suggest: - Support Levels: The next critical support zone lies near $90K, a psychological level that, if broken, could lead to further declines. - Resistance Levels: BTC faces immediate resistance at $100K, with further upside contingent on market recovery. - Liquidations: Over $397 million worth of CRYPTOCAP:BTC long positions were liquidated in the past 24 hours, amplifying selling pressure. - Bitcoin Dominance: BTC dominance surged 2.76% to 61.38%, indicating that altcoins are suffering heavier losses compared to Bitcoin. Additionally, the 9.5% drop in the total crypto market cap to $3.04 trillion, alongside a 182% increase in trading volume to $286.91 billion**, signals panic-driven trading behavior. Trade War Fears & Market Uncertainty The backdrop for this crypto crash is rooted in macroeconomic developments, particularly **Donald Trump’s new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China**. The prospect of escalating trade tensions has spooked global investors, leading to a risk-off sentiment across financial markets. Key fundamental factors contributing to Bitcoin’s decline: 1. Global Trade War Speculations – Trump's tariff policy has sparked fears of retaliatory measures, which could weaken global economic stability and reduce institutional appetite for risk assets like cryptocurrencies. 2. Market Liquidations – Over $2 billion worth of crypto liquidations occurred in the past 24 hours, intensifying downward momentum. 3. Investor Sentiment Shift – Uncertainty prevails as market participants remain divided, with some anticipating a rebound while others brace for further declines. 4. Macroeconomic Headwinds – Broader economic factors, including inflation concerns and regulatory uncertainties, add pressure to BTC's price action. What’s Next for Bitcoin? While the current downturn is causing fear, Bitcoin has historically demonstrated resilience in the face of macroeconomic turmoil. The coming days will be critical, with key factors to watch including: - $90K Support Test – If Bitcoin holds this level, a relief rally could follow, potentially targeting $100K resistance. - Macroeconomic Developments – Any updates on the global trade situation or Federal Reserve monetary policy could influence BTC’s trajectory. - Institutional Interest – Large players may use this dip as a buying opportunity, injecting fresh liquidity into the market. Conclusion Bitcoin's 16% crash to $91K reflects a combination of technical breakdowns and macroeconomic pressures. While uncertainty looms, BTC remains a key asset in the crypto ecosystem, with historical recoveries following major dips. As the market navigates trade war fears, investors should remain cautious, keeping an eye on support levels and potential rebounds.
BINANCE:BTCUSDLong
by DEXWireNews
1