🤫📉 Crypto trading volumes at their lowest level in two years 👀
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and most major cryptocurrencies are currently experiencing their weakest trading activity since 2024 🔥
📊 Historically, periods of extreme calm and low liquidity often coincide with major market turning points, not necessarily the beginning of new crashes.
👀 The problem is that most investors are positioning themselves based on the current situation...
But any strong catalyst could catch a market off guard, a market that doesn't seem ready for the next move.
INTEL: The $12B payment of Iran’s frozen assets could be made in $USD1, the Trump-linked World Liberty Financial stablecoin. All transactions expected to be approved through democratic votes by the World Liberty Financial forum, according to sources close to the matter
CRYPTO MARKET UPDATE: Over $380 million has been liquidated from the crypto market in the past 24 hours (SHORT: $170M, LONG: $208M), with 130K+ traders liquidated.
- $BTC : $62,881 up +2.69% - $ETH : $1,1658 up +2.46% - $SOL : $65 up +3%
Forming a bottom in BTC is a process that takes time.
First comes a series of capitulation events, then a period of consolidation, and only after that does the market begin a new rally.
According to several indicators, BTC is only starting to enter the zone where the bottoming process has historically begun. However, it is still too early to call an actual market bottom.
Biggest clusters on the chart are sitting at ~$68K & $75K.
Obviously no guarantee price goes and visits those as BTC is in a down trend. But regardless, it can be good to watch these going forward if price does start grinding up close to them. Generally these big zones start acting as "magnets" for a liquidity grab at that point.
So while they are not that relevant yet, watch closely when price is slightly closer.
Military confrontations have resurfaced, but this time without direct US involvement, and at the initiative of Israel.
It remains unclear whether this round of escalation will last only a few days or develop into a longer-term confrontation.
However, current indications suggest that the United States is seeking to contain the tensions and de-escalate the situation, which could limit the duration of the escalation.
This was immediately reflected in the financial markets, with the dollar rising sharply, while major currencies, metals, and stocks experienced significant volatility due to growing uncertainty.
Markets will remain highly sensitive to any new developments, as the emergence of serious indications of a ceasefire or a de-escalation could directly support gold and quickly change trading trends.