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#oilfalls 🚨 The Real Reason Oil Is Falling Hard Right Now OPEC+ increasing output, demand concerns from China, and profit-taking after the recent rally are all hitting crude prices at once. Oil is sliding as more supply meets softer demand signals, triggering a sharp move lower across WTI and Brent. Why this is going viral today: Energy stocks getting smashed Potential relief at the pump for consumers Big implications for inflation, rates, and global markets Your take? Is this a healthy correction or the start of a bigger oil bear market? Are you buying the oil dip or staying far away? Drop your hottest opinion 👇 #OilFalls #crudeoil #OPEC #energy
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🚨 The Real Reason Oil Is Falling Hard Right Now
OPEC+ increasing output, demand concerns from China, and profit-taking after the recent rally are all hitting crude prices at once.
Oil is sliding as more supply meets softer demand signals, triggering a sharp move lower across WTI and Brent.
Why this is going viral today:
Energy stocks getting smashed Potential relief at the pump for consumers Big implications for inflation, rates, and global markets
Your take?
Is this a healthy correction or the start of a bigger oil bear market?
Are you buying the oil dip or staying far away?
Drop your hottest opinion 👇
#OilFalls #crudeoil #OPEC #energy
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#OilFalls 🛢️ Oil prices slide as markets react to shifting supply-demand expectations and a cautious global economic outlook. Lower oil prices could ease inflation pressures, reduce energy costs, and influence central bank expectations. However, traders should continue monitoring geopolitical developments, production decisions, and upcoming economic data for the next major move. 📉 Volatility remains high—stay informed and manage risk. #OilFalls #OilMarket #oil #trading
#OilFalls 🛢️ Oil prices slide as markets react to shifting supply-demand expectations and a cautious global economic outlook.

Lower oil prices could ease inflation pressures, reduce energy costs, and influence central bank expectations. However, traders should continue monitoring geopolitical developments, production decisions, and upcoming economic data for the next major move.

📉 Volatility remains high—stay informed and manage risk.

#OilFalls #OilMarket #oil #trading
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Crude oil is now back at pre-war levels from the February 28 strike. Just like in 2022, oil prices were the main driver of the inflation spike. Now, with prices down again, we can expect inflation to follow. It might take a while before the headlines reflect it, usually with a 2-4 month lag. This is good news. The main driver of inflation and Fed hawkishness is fading. This opens the door for a potential dovish pivot from the Fed, which is bullish for risky assets, especially $BTC {future}(BTCUSDT) $CL {future}(CLUSDT) #OilFalls #USTechStockFuturesRise #LuxshareToPriceHKListingAtTop SKHynixSaysFundsEyeUpTo$7BInADRs
Crude oil is now back at pre-war levels from the February 28 strike.

Just like in 2022, oil prices were the main driver of the inflation spike.

Now, with prices down again, we can expect inflation to follow.

It might take a while before the headlines reflect it, usually with a 2-4 month lag.

This is good news. The main driver of inflation and Fed hawkishness is fading.

This opens the door for a potential dovish pivot from the Fed, which is bullish for risky assets, especially
$BTC
$CL
#OilFalls #USTechStockFuturesRise #LuxshareToPriceHKListingAtTop SKHynixSaysFundsEyeUpTo$7BInADRs
#OilFalls 🛢️$MSFTB Oil slips as markets turn cautious 📉 Oil prices moved lower today as traders weighed softer demand expectations, global growth concerns, and uncertainty around future supply moves. 🌍⚠️ Even with ongoing geopolitical tension, the market is showing signs of hesitation, with buyers stepping back and short-term pressure building. A stronger dollar also added weight on crude, making oil more expensive for global buyers. 💵 This often reduces demand momentum and keeps prices under pressure. At the same time, investors are closely watching inventory data, OPEC+ signals, and macro headlines for the next clear direction. 👀📊 If demand recovery remains weak, oil could stay under pressure in the near term. But any surprise supply disruption or bullish policy shift may quickly change sentiment. 🔄🔥 For now, the trend looks cautious rather than bullish, and traders may prefer to wait for confirmation before calling a reversal. ⏳📌 My take: volatility is back, and oil is entering a zone where headlines can move price fast. 🚨$BTC $ETH {alpha}(560x5c8daeabc57e9249606d3bd6d1e097ef492ea3c5)
#OilFalls 🛢️$MSFTB Oil slips as markets turn cautious 📉

Oil prices moved lower today as traders weighed softer demand expectations, global growth concerns, and uncertainty around future supply moves. 🌍⚠️ Even with ongoing geopolitical tension, the market is showing signs of hesitation, with buyers stepping back and short-term pressure building.

A stronger dollar also added weight on crude, making oil more expensive for global buyers. 💵 This often reduces demand momentum and keeps prices under pressure. At the same time, investors are closely watching inventory data, OPEC+ signals, and macro headlines for the next clear direction. 👀📊

If demand recovery remains weak, oil could stay under pressure in the near term. But any surprise supply disruption or bullish policy shift may quickly change sentiment. 🔄🔥

For now, the trend looks cautious rather than bullish, and traders may prefer to wait for confirmation before calling a reversal. ⏳📌

My take: volatility is back, and oil is entering a zone where headlines can move price fast. 🚨$BTC $ETH
#OilFalls Investors weighed concerns about weaker demand, economic uncertainty, and expectations of increased crude supply from major producers against the decline in global oil prices. The market was also put under pressure by a stronger U.S. dollar and a decrease in geopolitical risk. Expectations that lower fuel costs could help ease inflation if the trend continues have been supported by the impact that the decline in oil prices has had on energy stocks. Reasons for the decline: concerns regarding a decrease in global oil demand. anticipation of increased oil production from major nations. Oil will cost more to buy from outside the United States if the dollar stays strong. Reduced geopolitical tensions lowered crude prices' risk premium.
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Investors weighed concerns about weaker demand, economic uncertainty, and expectations of increased crude supply from major producers against the decline in global oil prices. The market was also put under pressure by a stronger U.S. dollar and a decrease in geopolitical risk. Expectations that lower fuel costs could help ease inflation if the trend continues have been supported by the impact that the decline in oil prices has had on energy stocks. Reasons for the decline: concerns regarding a decrease in global oil demand. anticipation of increased oil production from major nations. Oil will cost more to buy from outside the United States if the dollar stays strong. Reduced geopolitical tensions lowered crude prices' risk premium.
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#OilFalls Oil prices are moving lower, as markets react to shifting demand expectations and global economic uncertainty. Traders are now watching key support levels, upcoming inventory data, and geopolitical developments for the next major move. Will oil rebound from here, or is more downside ahead? 📉#OilFalls
#OilFalls Oil prices are moving lower, as markets react to shifting demand expectations and global economic uncertainty.
Traders are now watching key support levels, upcoming inventory data, and geopolitical developments for the next major move.
Will oil rebound from here, or is more downside ahead? 📉#OilFalls
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Navigating the Shift in the Oil Market 🛢️ We're seeing oil prices pull back today as the market#OilFalls Here is a rewritten, more natural, and human-centered version of the post: Navigating the Shift in the Oil Market 🛢️ We're seeing oil prices pull back today as the market adjusts to changing expectations around supply and demand, alongside a more cautious outlook for the global economy. On the bright side, lower oil prices can provide a bit of breathing room—helping to ease inflation, lowering daily energy costs for households and businesses, and giving central banks something to think about regarding interest rates. That said, the market is moving quickly. Traders will want to keep a close eye on shifting geopolitical headlines, upcoming production decisions, and fresh economic data to see where things head next. Volatility is definitely part of the equation right now, so stay sharp and look after your risk management. #OilPricesRising #rices #Commodities #OilFallsBelow {future}(ONDOUSDT) #OILFUTURETRADINGONBINANCE

Navigating the Shift in the Oil Market 🛢️ We're seeing oil prices pull back today as the market

#OilFalls Here is a rewritten, more natural, and human-centered version of the post:
Navigating the Shift in the Oil Market 🛢️
We're seeing oil prices pull back today as the market adjusts to changing expectations around supply and demand, alongside a more cautious outlook for the global economy.
On the bright side, lower oil prices can provide a bit of breathing room—helping to ease inflation, lowering daily energy costs for households and businesses, and giving central banks something to think about regarding interest rates. That said, the market is moving quickly. Traders will want to keep a close eye on shifting geopolitical headlines, upcoming production decisions, and fresh economic data to see where things head next.
Volatility is definitely part of the equation right now, so stay sharp and look after your risk management.
#OilPricesRising #rices #Commodities #OilFallsBelow
#OILFUTURETRADINGONBINANCE
#OilFalls Global oil prices moved lower as investors assessed growing concerns over the global economic outlook and the potential impact on energy demand. A stronger U.S. dollar, mixed economic data, and cautious market sentiment contributed to the downward pressure on crude prices. Traders are also closely monitoring supply developments, including production decisions from major oil-producing countries and geopolitical events that could influence market stability. While supply risks remain, concerns about slower economic growth have temporarily outweighed bullish factors. Despite the recent decline, analysts note that oil markets remain highly sensitive to shifts in global demand, inflation trends, central bank policies, and geopolitical developments. Price volatility is expected to continue as investors react to new economic data and changes in the global energy landscape. As always, market participants should stay informed and manage risk carefully, as oil prices can change rapidly in response to both economic and geopolitical events.#OilFalls
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Global oil prices moved lower as investors assessed growing concerns over the global economic outlook and the potential impact on energy demand. A stronger U.S. dollar, mixed economic data, and cautious market sentiment contributed to the downward pressure on crude prices.
Traders are also closely monitoring supply developments, including production decisions from major oil-producing countries and geopolitical events that could influence market stability. While supply risks remain, concerns about slower economic growth have temporarily outweighed bullish factors.
Despite the recent decline, analysts note that oil markets remain highly sensitive to shifts in global demand, inflation trends, central bank policies, and geopolitical developments. Price volatility is expected to continue as investors react to new economic data and changes in the global energy landscape.
As always, market participants should stay informed and manage risk carefully, as oil prices can change rapidly in response to both economic and geopolitical events.#OilFalls
#OilFalls #OilFalls Oil prices declined as traders weighed concerns over slowing global demand against expectations of ample supply. Market sentiment was also pressured by uncertainty around economic growth and the potential for increased production from major oil-exporting countries, keeping crude prices under pressure.
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Oil prices declined as traders weighed concerns over slowing global demand against expectations of ample supply. Market sentiment was also pressured by uncertainty around economic growth and the potential for increased production from major oil-exporting countries, keeping crude prices under pressure.
#OilFalls as OPEC+ ramps up output for August. Cheaper oil = good for inflation, bad for energy stocks. What's your take? Buy the dip or more downside? #Oil #OPEC #Markets
#OilFalls as OPEC+ ramps up output for August.
Cheaper oil = good for inflation, bad for energy stocks.
What's your take? Buy the dip or more downside?
#Oil #OPEC #Markets
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#OilFalls That headline means: Oil prices are going down. In plain English The market is valuing crude oil lower than before, usually because traders think: supply may be rising demand may be weakening recession risk is increasing geopolitical fears are easing inventories are building Why oil falls Common reasons include: OPEC+ increasing output weaker global growth expectations lower fuel demand stronger U.S. dollar higher inventories reduced geopolitical risk premium Why it matters Inflation Lower oil prices can help reduce pressure on: gasoline prices transport costs shipping costs headline inflation Stock market impact It can be: negative for energy producers positive for airlines, transport, and some consumer sectors sometimes a warning sign if the drop is caused by weak growth expectations Policy and rates If oil falls enough, it can support the view that inflation may cool, which may affect: central bank expectations bond yields currency markets Important nuance Not all oil declines are “good news.” If oil falls because supply improves, that can be constructive. But if oil falls because markets fear a recession, that can be a negative macro signal. Bottom line The takeaway is: Oil is dropping, which may ease inflation pressure, but the real meaning depends on whether the cause is better supply or weaker demand. If you want, I can also explain this from: an inflation angle a stock market angle a recession-signal angle$CL {future}(CLUSDT) $BZ {future}(BZUSDT)
#OilFalls That headline means:

Oil prices are going down.

In plain English
The market is valuing crude oil lower than before, usually because traders think:
supply may be rising
demand may be weakening
recession risk is increasing
geopolitical fears are easing
inventories are building

Why oil falls
Common reasons include:
OPEC+ increasing output
weaker global growth expectations
lower fuel demand
stronger U.S. dollar
higher inventories
reduced geopolitical risk premium

Why it matters
Inflation
Lower oil prices can help reduce pressure on:
gasoline prices
transport costs
shipping costs
headline inflation
Stock market impact
It can be:
negative for energy producers
positive for airlines, transport, and some consumer sectors
sometimes a warning sign if the drop is caused by weak growth expectations
Policy and rates
If oil falls enough, it can support the view that inflation may cool, which may affect:
central bank expectations
bond yields
currency markets

Important nuance
Not all oil declines are “good news.”

If oil falls because supply improves, that can be constructive.

But if oil falls because markets fear a recession, that can be a negative macro signal.

Bottom line
The takeaway is:

Oil is dropping, which may ease inflation pressure, but the real meaning depends on whether the cause is better supply or weaker demand.

If you want, I can also explain this from:
an inflation angle
a stock market angle
a recession-signal angle$CL
$BZ
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#oilfalls The Strait of Hormuz is calm again, and with OPEC+ getting ready to increase output in August, crude oil prices falling sharply—this is exactly the play, right guys! With all this good news, put the bicycles away in storage, pull out the motorbikes, fill up the tanks, and cruise—who’s afraid of a little rain falling? But with oil crashing like this, what should traders do? Shorts go in for big gains, while longs—better manage your risk and capital to dodge the supply-shock storm. Register on Binance with the code VINHTOCDO to watch the developments with me. Remember this is not financial advice, okay! #OilPrice #Hormuz #OPEC #VINHTOCDO $CL {future}(CLUSDT) $BZ {future}(BZUSDT)
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The Strait of Hormuz is calm again, and with OPEC+ getting ready to increase output in August, crude oil prices falling sharply—this is exactly the play, right guys! With all this good news, put the bicycles away in storage, pull out the motorbikes, fill up the tanks, and cruise—who’s afraid of a little rain falling?
But with oil crashing like this, what should traders do? Shorts go in for big gains, while longs—better manage your risk and capital to dodge the supply-shock storm.
Register on Binance with the code VINHTOCDO to watch the developments with me. Remember this is not financial advice, okay!
#OilPrice #Hormuz #OPEC #VINHTOCDO
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Oil prices split between OPEC+ growth and uncertainty in the Strait of HormuzOil prices traded in a contained manner this Monday, with expectations of higher OPEC+ output and the recovery of oil exports from the Gulf offsetting the persistent geopolitical uncertainty around the Strait of Hormuz. $BEL At 02:37 (Brasília time), WTI crude oil futures rose 0.04%, to US$68.72 a barrel, while Brent oil futures fell 0.21%, to US$71.97 a barrel. The latest move reflects competing forces in the oil market. While the recovery in Gulf exports and the increase in OPEC+ production continue to point to a more well-supplied market, conflicting signals from Washington and Tehran regarding future arrangements for the Strait of Hormuz have kept risk appetite in check. ANZ said the Brent futures curve remains in a bearish contango structure, in which front-month prices are traded below contracts with longer maturities, signaling expectations of excess supply in the near term.

Oil prices split between OPEC+ growth and uncertainty in the Strait of Hormuz

Oil prices traded in a contained manner this Monday, with expectations of higher OPEC+ output and the recovery of oil exports from the Gulf offsetting the persistent geopolitical uncertainty around the Strait of Hormuz. $BEL
At 02:37 (Brasília time), WTI crude oil futures rose 0.04%, to US$68.72 a barrel, while Brent oil futures fell 0.21%, to US$71.97 a barrel.
The latest move reflects competing forces in the oil market. While the recovery in Gulf exports and the increase in OPEC+ production continue to point to a more well-supplied market, conflicting signals from Washington and Tehran regarding future arrangements for the Strait of Hormuz have kept risk appetite in check. ANZ said the Brent futures curve remains in a bearish contango structure, in which front-month prices are traded below contracts with longer maturities, signaling expectations of excess supply in the near term.
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Overview : oil prices are sliding again, and the charts don’t lie. #OilFalls means lower energy costs. That’s good for $BTC miners and risk assets like $ETH . If oil keeps dropping, expect more money to flow back into crypto. #CryptoNewss OilFallsBelow isn’t just about cheaper fuel at the pump. It’s a signal. When crude drops, inflation cools, markets breathe, and risk appetite comes back. But there’s a flip side: energy stocks feel the heat, and geopolitics gets louder. Right now traders are watching 2 things: demand from Asia and #OPECNews ’s next move. Is this the start of a bigger downtrend, or just a short breather before the next spike? What do you think — time to buy the dip in energy, or wait? 👇
Overview :
oil prices are sliding again, and the charts don’t lie.

#OilFalls means lower energy costs.
That’s good for $BTC miners and risk assets like $ETH .
If oil keeps dropping, expect more money to flow back into crypto.
#CryptoNewss
OilFallsBelow isn’t just about cheaper fuel at the pump. It’s a signal. When crude drops, inflation cools, markets breathe, and risk appetite comes back. But there’s a flip side: energy stocks feel the heat, and geopolitics gets louder.

Right now traders are watching 2 things: demand from Asia and #OPECNews ’s next move.

Is this the start of a bigger downtrend, or just a short breather before the next spike?

What do you think — time to buy the dip in energy, or wait? 👇
#OilFalls 📉 #OilFalls is back in focus as crude oil prices continue to decline, creating mixed signals across global markets. Lower oil prices can help ease inflation and reduce production costs, but they may also pressure energy companies and oil-exporting economies. For crypto investors, falling oil prices often influence market sentiment and could affect risk appetite in the short term. As always, avoid making decisions based on a single macro event. Keep an eye on economic data, central bank policies, and overall market trends before making your next move. Are you expecting lower oil prices to boost crypto, or will macro uncertainty keep markets volatile? #Crypto #Bitcoin #Trading #BinanceSquare #markets $SPCXB {spot}(SPCXBUSDT) {spot}(BTCUSDT) #LuxshareToPriceHKListingAtTop SKHynixSaysFundsEyeUpTo$7BInADRs#OilFalls
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📉 #OilFalls is back in focus as crude oil prices continue to decline, creating mixed signals across global markets.

Lower oil prices can help ease inflation and reduce production costs, but they may also pressure energy companies and oil-exporting economies. For crypto investors, falling oil prices often influence market sentiment and could affect risk appetite in the short term.

As always, avoid making decisions based on a single macro event. Keep an eye on economic data, central bank policies, and overall market trends before making your next move.

Are you expecting lower oil prices to boost crypto, or will macro uncertainty keep markets volatile?

#Crypto #Bitcoin #Trading #BinanceSquare #markets $SPCXB
#LuxshareToPriceHKListingAtTop SKHynixSaysFundsEyeUpTo$7BInADRs#OilFalls
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#OilFalls Oil Just Quietly Slid Back to Pre War Prices and Barely Anyone Noticed the Funeral 🛢️⚰️ July 6 2026: Crude fell to $68.33, down 0.63% today and down 25% over the past month. Brent dropped below $71 earlier this week, its lowest level since February 27, the day before the war started. Peak wartime price was $126. That is a 38% round trip back to where this entire mess began. The war that broke crypto is now being quietly refunded barrel by barrel. 📊 Here is what actually did the work 🧠 Saudi Arabia's exports rebounded to roughly 90% of pre war levels. The UAE restored more than 3.9 million barrels per day through the Strait of Hormuz. Qatar reported positive progress in the indirect US Iran talks over the memorandum both sides keep half signing. Tankers are moving again, which sounds boring until you remember tankers not moving is exactly what sent oil to $126 in the first place. ⚡ The honest caveat worth keeping 💡 Analyst Neil Crosby called this partial conviction, not certainty, warning the politics and the supply demand balance are both still unsettled. Several key issues in the memorandum remain unresolved even as both sides back off open confrontation. Oil at $68 does not mean oil stays at $68. 🎭 The crypto connection 🎯 Lower oil weakens the case for holding rates high. That is the entire mechanism that dragged Bitcoin down in the first place, now running gently in reverse. Nobody is celebrating loudly. The chart is doing it quietly enough. 🚀 $BTC $ETH {spot}(BTCUSDT) {spot}(ETHUSDT)
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Oil Just Quietly Slid Back to Pre War Prices and Barely Anyone Noticed the Funeral 🛢️⚰️

July 6 2026: Crude fell to $68.33, down 0.63% today and down 25% over the past month. Brent dropped below $71 earlier this week, its lowest level since February 27, the day before the war started. Peak wartime price was $126. That is a 38% round trip back to where this entire mess began. The war that broke crypto is now being quietly refunded barrel by barrel. 📊

Here is what actually did the work 🧠

Saudi Arabia's exports rebounded to roughly 90% of pre war levels. The UAE restored more than 3.9 million barrels per day through the Strait of Hormuz. Qatar reported positive progress in the indirect US Iran talks over the memorandum both sides keep half signing. Tankers are moving again, which sounds boring until you remember tankers not moving is exactly what sent oil to $126 in the first place. ⚡

The honest caveat worth keeping 💡

Analyst Neil Crosby called this partial conviction, not certainty, warning the politics and the supply demand balance are both still unsettled. Several key issues in the memorandum remain unresolved even as both sides back off open confrontation. Oil at $68 does not mean oil stays at $68. 🎭

The crypto connection 🎯

Lower oil weakens the case for holding rates high. That is the entire mechanism that dragged Bitcoin down in the first place, now running gently in reverse. Nobody is celebrating loudly. The chart is doing it quietly enough. 🚀

$BTC $ETH
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$BTC Is at most decisive zone 🚨Don't skip this post before taking any trade in future or spot ‼️ BTC is currently trading around 63,000 .It faced rejection from resistance around 63.7-63.9k .Well What's Next? I'm expecting a short term pullback of 1000-1500$ atleast before any upside move again .So Yes short term Sell trade is looking a good decision Short scalp 🤝🚨 Entry :62,800 – $63,200 Stop-loss: 64,250 TP1: 62,200 TP2:61,900 TP3:61,500 TP4:61,200 or may be 60,800 But Remember I will book 60% of my profit around 61,800 and I will Trail rest of my trade using trailing stop loss in profit without waiting for last tp . $ETH can RETEST 1740-1710$ demand ..So yes short scalp is possible on it . $XAU is bearish below 4165 with stop loss around 4177 targeting 4140,4130,4115,4106 Don't forget to Update stop loss in profit because we are scalping retest not bearish reversal DYOR {future}(XAUUSDT) {future}(ETHUSDT) {future}(BTCUSDT) #USTechStockFuturesRise #XAUUSD❤️ #BTC #ETH🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 #OilFalls
$BTC Is at most decisive zone 🚨Don't skip this post before taking any trade in future or spot ‼️

BTC is currently trading around 63,000 .It faced rejection from resistance around 63.7-63.9k .Well
What's Next?

I'm expecting a short term pullback of 1000-1500$ atleast before any upside move again .So Yes short term Sell trade is looking a good decision

Short scalp 🤝🚨

Entry :62,800 – $63,200

Stop-loss: 64,250

TP1: 62,200
TP2:61,900
TP3:61,500
TP4:61,200

or may be 60,800

But Remember I will book 60% of my profit around 61,800 and I will Trail rest of my trade using trailing stop loss in profit without waiting for last tp .

$ETH can RETEST 1740-1710$ demand ..So yes short scalp is possible on it .

$XAU is bearish below 4165 with stop loss around 4177 targeting 4140,4130,4115,4106

Don't forget to Update stop loss in profit because we are scalping retest not bearish reversal

DYOR


#USTechStockFuturesRise #XAUUSD❤️ #BTC #ETH🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 #OilFalls
Mustafa Hussain 72:
what about SOL?
Emilio Crypto Bojan
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🚨 $SOL is coiling inside an ascending triangle.
A breakout is getting closer.

A move above the flat resistance zone at $82.99–$83.98 could trigger the next leg higher, with $90.10 as the next major target.
Adding to the bullish setup, Ali Charts reports that the SuperTrend indicator has flipped to a new buy signal on the 3-day chart—the first since October. According to Ali, this confirms a trend reversal from bearish to bullish and could pave the way for $SOL to climb toward $100.

Multiple bullish signals are lining up. 📈
#SOLANA #SOLUSDT #BitcoinFallsOver50%FromOctoberHigh #MoonbeamToMigrateGLMRToBase #GillibrandCallsForDigitalAssetEthicsBan
Big news for $XRP Ripple has secured full MiCA-compliant authorization from Luxembourg's financial regulator, allowing it to offer institutional crypto and payment services across all 30 EEA countries under a single license. While many crypto firms still face country-by-country regulations, Ripple now has a clear path to scale across Europe. Bullish or already priced in? 👇 #OilFalls
Big news for $XRP

Ripple has secured full MiCA-compliant authorization from Luxembourg's financial regulator, allowing it to offer institutional crypto and payment services across all 30 EEA countries under a single license.

While many crypto firms still face country-by-country regulations, Ripple now has a clear path to scale across Europe.

Bullish or already priced in? 👇
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