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#BTC had a strong reaction from the support zone, H4 had a shallow close below but Daily had a strong rejection wick. Price now over the support again at $86,500. If Daily candle sustains.
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The importance of defending the STH cost basis and the MVRV 1Yr Z-Score pricing regions becomes increasingly apparent when overlaying the price traces onto the URPD volume profile. A significant volume air-pocket can be seen below these levels, where very few coins changed hands in that price range.
Additionally, the -1σ band for the STH cost basis resides at the upper bound of this volume gap, suggesting this may be a relatively sensitive area should prices fall that far.
#BTC had a huge drop, after the surge in prices, turned back price bearish, and on a support zone, rejecting it too. Price can easily break though it and can even go further lower. All depends on closing, so need to see the HTF first.
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What Is a Watchdog Organization?
A watchdog is an organization that observes, inspects, or monitors the activities of another group or an individual (such as the government, political groups, and corporations). The term refers to the act of monitoring rather than the type of organization.
Counter to the common belief that watchdog groups are essential to keeping governmental agencies in check, some watchdog groups have been criticized for becoming too closely associated with their target organizations or industries. Critics argue that such associations could compromise their ability to act as independent watchdogs.
There are several different types of watchdog organizations, including:
Consumer Watchdogs
These organizations use investigative journalism techniques to investigate corporate practices and report their findings to the public. They might also attempt to influence government policy through lobbying or other methods. Consumer watchdogs may focus on everything from food products to banking services.
Corporate Watchdogs
Organizations that monitor corporate activity and hold companies accountable for wrongdoings are typically referred to as corporate watchdogs. They have power similar to consumer watchdogs, including creating reports and making recommendations regarding corporate behavior. Some corporate watchdog groups also have the power to file lawsuits against companies they believe have engaged in corruption or human rights violations.
Government Watchdogs
Government watchdog organizations are necessary in all three branches of government (executive, legislative and judicial) to ensure transparency. The U.S. has numerous government watchdogs, including the Congressional Budget Office, Government Accountability Office, the Federal Communications Commission, and several offices within each state's legislature.
Charity Watchdogs
A charity watchdog organization may be an independent organization or affiliated with another entity or government. Charities are rated using objective standards that measure how efficiently they operate. They hold charities accountable for how they spend donations and advocate for donors to support the best-performing charities.
Advertising Watchdogs
An advertising watchdog is a company that monitors the advertising industry for questionable marketing methods and practices. The goal of an advertising watchdog is to ensure that all types of advertisements are truthful and abide by the law. They also work to protect consumers from fraudulent claims and to ensure that the public is informed about the products they purchase.
Watchdog organizations also exist at the international level; for example, Global Witness is an NGO that investigates corruption throughout the world. It analyzes natural resource agreements to ensure that they comply with fair-trade laws and publicize their findings so that companies will be pressured to honor them.
The effectiveness of a watchdog is largely determined by the resources available to it. For example, an independent watchdog typically has fewer funding sources than one connected to a corporate or government entity. The information available to an independent watchdog also tends to be less comprehensive because companies and governments have more resources at their disposal and can hide information more readily than individuals who operate independently.
Binance will delist all non-MiCA compliant stablecoin trading pairs for users in the European Economic Area (EEA) in response to updated EU regulations.
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#US30 UPDATE :
#US30 barely moved past week, and had a strong sideways market. Now, price trying to shift the structure bullish and can move further higher with a small retest.
Here's the Analysis of #DOT :
#DOT is still into the consolidation range for a long period of nearly 4 weeks and now pushing high towards the resistance point around $5.30. Well, might might turn very bullish from here and can go much higher, so look for buys from here or retest and add more after the confirmation with breakout.
#BNX holding the support zone strongly and gone into the consolidation now and its a retest, so buys look healthy enough for now again.
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Here's the Analysis of #ADA :
#ADA is been dropping hard lower towards the support zone and a flip below of the area. Its a clean downtrend forming a lower low and lower high, so can see a drop lower a closure at $0.61
#BITCOIN DAILY TF UPDATE :
#BITCOIN on Daily TF, gave a sharp close below and of the support zone and kept on dropping. Price formed a pin bar candlestick pattern. which might lead in some pullback now.
#BTC did a perfect drop with the retest of the resistance, now its going more that what we expected. $77,000 will be the great area of interest for the reversal.
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Looking at altcoin price movements with a special analysis tool (PCA), we can see that most tokens fell together in the recent market drop. The chart shows ERC-20 tokens grouped closely together, meaning they all behaved very similarly. Almost no tokens were able to avoid the sell-off, showing that investors treated all altcoins the same way rather than considering each project's unique qualities.
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#BTC kept on dropping lower and broke all the key area of the supports and now in a strong bearish trend, going for a retest now. Now, on a resistance and can reject and goes into the consolidation.
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🇺🇸🇪🇺 President Trump announces 25% tariffs on the European Union
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There's Tough Trade War Established between the Global Politics.
Market gonna shake too much, and don't over leverage you positions and Stay Strong...
#GOLD UPDATE :
#GOLD dropped more the further, more than the expected and now retracing. Market is like more prone to bearish now, and can move lower with the retracement. Not so clear so go with the confirmations.
Here's the Analysis of #VANA :
#VANA kept on driving lower low and now rejected from the Strong Resistance Area of $9.19 - $9.51. Price dropping hard and there's no sense to buy in-between. Shorting looks better in case of price close below the support around $5.70 area
During bull markets, long-term Bitcoin investors usually stay profitable while new investors (short-term holders) take most of the losses during dips. This week, short-term holders realized about $520 million in losses, similar to other pullbacks in this cycle. Long-term holders only start taking losses when a bull market turns into a bear market, which isn't happening yet. This pattern suggests we're still in a normal bull market correction.
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Market Playing from a Liquidation to another Liquidation with these drastic pump and dumps
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#Bitcoin, had a unrealistic Weekly candle close, with going huge down-move and up-move. Weekly candle closed over the support zone (Attached a Small Image), With that, H4 candle going strong close as well and on a support right now, we can expect some strong move higher from here.
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Despite relatively flat Bitcoin prices this week, investors locked in significant losses during the choppy market conditions. Around $520 million in losses were realized as prices dipped to $93,000, making this one of the largest capitulation events of the current bull market cycle.
This represents a meaningful flush-out of weaker hands within the broader context of Bitcoin's ongoing uptrend. The only larger one-day loss in this cycle was during the yen-carry trade unwinding on August 5, 2023, which saw $1.3 billion in realized losses.
#BITCOIN WEEKLY TF UPDATE :
#BITCOIN on WEEKLY TF, gave a indecision candle and made a very sharp expansion to the downside, almost touching the previous market structure point. Well, the aggressive sells might come will continuation or turn it into a retracement.
What Is a Wash Trade?
In a wash trade, a trader buys and sells an asset for no obvious reason other than feeding the market misleading information. It can occur between colluding parties, which execute opposite ends of a trade for their own gain. This form of trading can also mislead investors by making trading volumes appear much higher than they are in reality.
Wash trading in crypto has been most common in the NFT space and in altcoins with a low market capitalization. These assets have low liquidity and lend themselves to manipulation like pump and dump schemes. Parties engaged in wash trading make the assets appear more liquid and sought-after than they are in reality, which can trick unsuspecting investors into buying and pushing up the price.
Since cryptocurrencies are traded across different exchanges and don't have a standardized framework to calculate trading volumes, wash trading is easy to disguise. Crypto firms and exchanges can, therefore, come up with different trading volumes and statistics, like all-time highs. Furthermore, malicious actors may use wash trading on some exchanges to spoof the price on other exchanges, thereby creating FUD in the market.
How Much of Crypto Is Wash Trading?
The precise share of wash trading in crypto markets is impossible to define since markets do not coordinate information and share no common analytical framework. Still, a 2022 study by Forbes found that more than half of all reported Bitcoin trading volume on 157 crypto exchanges can be described as wash trading.
Is Wash Trading Illegal?
Wash trading securities is illegal. According to the IRS, a wash sale is a sale that happens within 30 days of purchasing a security and generates a loss.
$5,780,000,000 worth of Bitcoin & Ethereum options expire today. 👀
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#SAND dropped with the market trend, and wat it wat tot he support, making the short around 22.5% in profits. Closing major positions here, as price already reacted from the and now we can do some relief rally.
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Here's the Analysis of #TAO :
#TAO gave the break below of the channel pattern and started trending below the resistance area. Right now, price action is not clear enough and $317 area will work as support zone, so wait for it.
#BTC.D goes with the sideways approach and we saw how market strongly decline in price. Alts suffered most of the pain in the relief rally and dump. Now is zone and need to see a break below of Dominance below 60.50% which can lead in alts recovery.
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Here's the Analysis of #AAVE :
#AAVE dropping hard and rejected the strong support zone of $195 - $199 and might continue lower market is strongly bearish. Also there's a supporting trendline. which might act as support for slightly getting a reaction. No buys until clear confirmation, only short- sells can be done.
What Is Wasabi Wallet?
Wasabi is a privacy-based open-source wallet available for Windows, Linux, and macOS. It implements a trustless approach for coin shuffling with mathematically provable anonymity: Chaumian CoinJoin. Wasabi is the first full implementation of the CoinJoin protocol which provides confidentiality of transaction inputs and outputs by mixing transactions with other users. By interacting with its four-tab interface, you can send and receive Bitcoins using CoinJoin. You can also track your transactions.
Wasabi wallet lets you hide your all sensitive information with a click of a button. It protects you from shoulder surfing.
One of the main arguments for the mass adoption of cryptocurrency is that it offers the ability to transact in a truly private, yet transparent way. Anything that allows people to be more secure and independent, while also enabling more freedom and autonomy, should be celebrated. Cryptocurrency wallets are an important part of this equation. They allow you to keep your money safe and accessible, but they can also expose you to other threats if they aren't designed with privacy in mind. That’s where Wasabi wallet takes the lead as it’s believed to be the first wallet with commercial-grade privacy.
Wasabi protects your privacy by implementing CoinJoin. CoinJoin is an old technique for increasing privacy in Bitcoin transactions, where multiple senders and receivers transact with each other directly, without needing to trust any third party. Wasabi takes CoinJoin to the next level by combining it with novel new technologie,s such as Chaumian CoinJoin, Dandelion++ protocol, and Tor integration. This makes the transactions indistinguishable from each other in a way that doesn't leak information about who transacted with whom.
Wasabi is a non-custodial crypto wallet, which means you are the one who holds the keys to your crypto assets. It's similar to keeping cash in your hand, as opposed to storing it in a bank. The difference is that, with a bank account, the bank stores your money and keeps track of how much you have by updating their records accordingly. With non-custodial wallets, there is no third party involved - no middleman who can lie or make mistakes - so you are solely responsible for ensuring that your funds are safe.
The protocol aims to increase the privacy of Bitcoin transactions by allowing multiple parties to contribute inputs and outputs, and obscuring which output belongs to which input. If a user spends coins that were received earlier in the same transaction, the user is revealing a link between her past and present identities. The more often this happens, the easier it becomes to de-anonymize users through data analysis. In order to improve anonymity, users can bundle their transactions into one bigger transaction before broadcasting it to the network (e.g., by waiting for other people's transactions to arrive).
CoinJoin is a decentralized mechanism for anonymization that does not require trust between participants or the participation of any trusted third party (such as a bank or an exchange).