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The crypto market is still being driven by sellers. This downward trend is ongoing, and the momentum hasn't let up.

During phases like this, it's risky to count on a reliable bounce at every support level.

Instead of guessing where the low might be, it's more useful to map out the important technical floors.

For $BTC , that means noting the minor support near $62,730, but paying closer attention to the stronger confluence zone between $55,000 and $56,000, where key Fibonacci levels align.

It's a fast and emotional market. We're not seeing any confirmation of a bottom yet just outlining where one could potentially form down the line.
#WhenWillBTCRebound

$BTC saw another strong sell-off today, but the broader market structure remains intact. The price is still following the path we outlined back in early November.

As long as it stays below the nearest key resistance level, the potential for further downside remains.

Historically, major crypto lows are often established after these kinds of sharp drops. From a structural perspective, the market is still going through that exact process. #WhenWillBTCRebound

Google Outperforms Other Mag 7 Stocks As It Hits $400B Revenue Market while Crypto $BTC Fear Greed got high.

For the full year, the company’s revenues crossed the $400 billion mark for the first time, reaching about $403 billion, up 15% year-on-year.

It's seems stocks has been upright since the beginning of the year following metals momentum especially the tech stocks been leveraging high year after year with the usage ability and many investors will keep on accumulating and holding the stocks because of the prospect ahead of the company but with collaboration with AI, guess there's many Infrastructure for both company to make.

Even AAPL Generated over 16% YOY, showing how high demand of the product yearly, this shows good and momentum to shift to stocks trading.

As a investors, I will keep on buying and accumulating stocks that has prospect ahead.

Google is no longer just an ad giant it’s becoming AI infrastructure at scale. The next move for investors isn’t hype. #JPMorganSaysBTCOverGold

Watching $HYPE there's a thick wall of long liquidations stacked between 28 and $32.

Price keeps finding support around 32.50, but each rejection from the 35 area adds more long exposure underneath.

The longer it fails to break higher, the more that pool of trapped longs below becomes a target.

If 32.50 gives way, it could trigger a cascade down toward 28 as market makers clear out those positions. #TrumpEndsShutdown

$BTC Selling pressure is still pretty dominant here, with no strong signs of a reversal just yet.

I’ve started scaling in, with the first buy triggered at $71,087 and the next one waiting down near $69,187.

For now, I’m keeping an eye on that descending trendline overhead. A clean break above it would be the first real signal that momentum could be turning.
#ADPDataDisappoints

The macro support for $ETH around $2,100 is being tested.

A decisive break below could open the path toward the next significant support zone around $1,500 a move that looks increasingly likely in the current bearish trend.
#WhaleDeRiskETH

The USD has weakened recently and moves like this are rarely random.

When the dollar declines, commodities typically rise to preserve their real value. We’re seeing that play out in early 2026 as the Dollar Index (DXY) trends toward 97 while gold $XAU pushes above $5,000/oz. Investors often rotate into gold during dollar weakness because it historically acts as a hedge when currency value falls.

Market shifts also influence global trade dynamics. A softer dollar can improve purchasing power across currencies, reshape borrowing costs, and create pricing advantages in commodities like oil.

Strategies evolve with structure, and this environment is no exception. With metals, Gold and silver gradually reclaiming previous highs.
What’s your strategy as both macro stocks and $BTC shifts?

As traders should know Markets don’t stay still positioning matters.
#GoldSilverRebound

Notable clarification from the Treasury: Secretary Bessent says the government does not have the power to spend taxpayer dollars on a $BTC bailout.
#TrumpEndsShutdown

Currently observing $ETH, but not taking a position. It's trading in a clear range after the recent bounce, showing neither decisive rejection at resistance nor a breakdown of support. This suggests the market is in balance.

I'll consider shorting if it breaks below $2,230, targeting 2,200 and then 2,150. I'll look to go long only on a sustained move above 2,320, with eyes on 2,400 next.

For now, staying patient and protecting capital is the plan. #USIranStandoff

$SOL bounce is faltering. After failing to hold above $102, it's slid back toward 97 a clear sign sellers are still in charge.

The key level to watch is 96–97. If it breaks, expect a move toward 92 or even 88–90. On the upside, resistance sits firmly at 100–102. Until SOL reclaims 104, any rally should be seen as temporary.

Right now, the safest move is to wait. This isn't the time to force a trade. Let the market show its hand. #USIranStandoff

The next move for $BTC is at a critical juncture. If it can climb back above $80,000, two key shifts are likely, bulls will regain a major support zone, and short sellers could begin to feel the squeeze.

But if it breaks below $73,000, watch out we could see a wave of long-position liquidations dragging the price down toward $69,000.

One of these scenarios is about to play out. The market is deciding its next direction now.
#USIranStandoff

$SOL has found a footing around $95–96, sparking a relief bounce back toward $104–105. While the rebound shows buyers are defending key support, the larger trend hasn’t flipped yet.

Until SOL can firmly break and hold above $106, this move looks more like a technical bounce than a real recovery. Keeping above $102–103 would support another push toward that resistance. But if it fails to hold here, downside pressure could quickly return, retesting the $95–96 zone.

The selloff has paused, but it’s still a repair phase, not a confirmed reversal. #TrumpProCrypto

$MSFT is trading lower post-earnings, with a previous gap sitting between 421.8 and $394. I’m watching below 421.8 as a potential entry for puts if price starts moving into that range.

The broader stock market feels weak right now, but this looks more like a gradual process than a structural shift. Despite the pressure, Microsoft remains a strong long-term play crossing $50B in cloud revenue highlights both efficiency and clear growth visibility. Sometimes the market works against solid infrastructure in the short term, but long-term narratives tend to prevail.

Just as $BTC facing downturns, price fluctuate, yet consistent ETF inflows show ongoing accumulation beneath the surface.

When value and potential align, long-term investing often outperforms temporary market tantrums.
#GoldSilverRebound #StrategyBTCPurchase

$HYPE has shown strength during the recent volatility.

A decisive recapture of 35 could trigger a push toward $38–42. Otherwise, the trend remains bearish.

Key supports: 31.5 and 28.5. A loss of both risks a drop to 22.

Encouragingly, price has reclaimed all daily EMAs for the first time since October a short-term win for bulls.
#TrumpProCrypto #GoldSilverRebound

The only $SOL long setup that feels logical to me is waiting for a clear reclaim of the $119 support. If it sweeps that level and pushes back above it convincingly, that could act as a springboard for a move toward the top of the macro range likely forming a lower high on the larger timeframe.

That’s where the risk/reward looks most favorable at the moment.

The other potential entry if we get there is down near the 200-week SMA around $100, which has been a major support zone since April 2025. But in a strong downtrend, it’s usually safer to wait for a key level like $119 to be recaptured before assuming any bounce has real momentum. #VitalikSells

$ZEC hit its short target at 270, and we’re now seeing the expected relief bounce.

The recovery above the 61.8% level near 310 was key it likely prevented a deeper drop toward 200. Still, unless 330 is retaken soon, odds favor another test of $270.

Keep an eye on the daily 200 SMA. If price stays below it, a gradual grind toward $200 becomes more likely.

To really shift the structure back to neutral, we’d need to see a push up to $450. That would break both the downtrend and a major horizontal resistance.

Moves like this are a good reminder: narratives can be misleading. It’s often wiser to just trade the chart in front of you. #USPPIJump

$BTS is still eyeing a retest of the $74K area from April 2025 before any solid bounce.

While the RSI Matrix continues its downward drift, the moment it starts printing a lower high, we could get a few relief rallies toward the resistance above.

Keep an eye on the 81K and 85K zones. A clean break above $85K would shift the short-term structure from bearish to neutral and slow the sell-off but it would likely just set a lower high before the downtrend resumes.

This all assumes we hold above $74K. A breakdown below that level would take out more key structure and change the game.

For anyone wondering where to go long trading against the trend carries steep risk. The trend is your friend, and right now it's pointing down. #WhenWillBTCRebound

$BTC just saw a classic capitulation move a sharp, high-volume flush from 84k down to 75.5k. Those long wicks at the bottom? That’s panic selling followed by exhaustion, not a slow bleed.

Since then, BTC has steadied and is reclaiming ground above 78k. Buyers are defending, but this isn't a confirmed bullish reversal yet. Think of it as the market catching its breath.

Right now, we’re in a range: 77.5k to 79.5k. Above 77k, the odds favor sideways or a slow grind higher. Below it, 75.5k comes back into play.

If recovery continues, watch for sellers around 80.5k–81.2k, and again near the 83k–84k supply zone.

For now: No rush. Let the chart clarify. Risk matters more than prediction in transitions like this. #BitcoinETFWatch

$SOL sell-off came fast, but if you’ve been watching the charts, it wasn’t a surprise.

When that third Elliott Wave gets going, it doesn’t mess around it’s usually the most aggressive move in the pattern. And that’s exactly what we just saw.

Wave (3) unfolded hard and fast to the downside, slicing straight through to that first major target we were eyeing: $96.

It’s a classic reminder when the market decides to move in these impulse waves, it’s better to respect the momentum than to fight it. Now, let’s see if we get a corrective bounce.
#USPPIJump

$SOL is still under selling pressure. The daily chart shows a clear bearish trend after the drop from $148 down to the recent low near 111–112. We’re now around 117, but this isn’t a strong recovery—just consolidation after the fall.

On lower timeframes, SOL bounced from 114–115 but got rejected near $119. It’s now hovering around $116–117 with low momentum. Buyers aren’t stepping in strongly, and volume remains weak.

Until SOL reclaims $119–120, the structure remains bearish. Any bounce looks temporary. If 115 breaks, a retest of 111–112 could follow.

Staying patient and waiting for clearer levels is key here no rush to jump in. #USGovShutdown