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$BTC has never recorded three straight green monthly closes during a bear market year (2014, 2018, 2022).
With March and April already closing in the green, history suggests May could break the streak and turn red if the pattern holds.
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With March and April already closing in the green, history suggests May could break the streak and turn red if the pattern holds.
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🔥 $Hype open interest has climbed to $11.5B, marking its highest level of 2026 and the strongest reading since the October 10 market crash.
Rising open interest suggests more capital is entering the market, making it a key metric to watch as volatility builds.
Rising open interest suggests more capital is entering the market, making it a key metric to watch as volatility builds.
🇺🇸 Spot ETF flows remained positive on July 22, with both Bitcoin and Ethereum attracting fresh capital, while Solana recorded a small net outflow.
• BTC: +68.99M
• ETH: +72.64M
• SOL: -1.27M
BTC and $ETH continue to see steady institutional interest, while $SOL had a relatively modest day of outflows.
• BTC: +68.99M
• ETH: +72.64M
• SOL: -1.27M
BTC and $ETH continue to see steady institutional interest, while $SOL had a relatively modest day of outflows.
$BTC One thing that stands out to me is that we still haven't seen an aggressive wave of new short positions.
During the move toward 67K, Open Interest increased alongside price, suggesting fresh longs were entering the market. That additional positioning helped fuel the rally into resistance.
Since the rejection, Open Interest has eased while contract transfers have also slowed. To me, that suggests we're not seeing a meaningful shift into new bearish bets. Instead, it looks more like the market is flushing out the late longs that chased the breakout.
If BTC can reclaim and hold above 67K with Open Interest expanding again, that would be a much stronger signal that buyers are stepping back in.
Until then, I wouldn't be surprised to see more downside liquidity swept first. Markets often shake out late longs before the next leg higher.
During the move toward 67K, Open Interest increased alongside price, suggesting fresh longs were entering the market. That additional positioning helped fuel the rally into resistance.
Since the rejection, Open Interest has eased while contract transfers have also slowed. To me, that suggests we're not seeing a meaningful shift into new bearish bets. Instead, it looks more like the market is flushing out the late longs that chased the breakout.
If BTC can reclaim and hold above 67K with Open Interest expanding again, that would be a much stronger signal that buyers are stepping back in.
Until then, I wouldn't be surprised to see more downside liquidity swept first. Markets often shake out late longs before the next leg higher.
🔥 $XRP whales have continued accumulating over the past five weeks, increasing their holdings by 2.8% as the price climbed back above $1.16.
Meanwhile, smaller retail wallets have been reducing their positions, according to Santiment.
Meanwhile, smaller retail wallets have been reducing their positions, according to Santiment.
One thing I've noticed throughout this bear market is that every meaningful $BTC relief rally has eventually reached, or briefly pushed above, the Bull Market Support Band.
Right now, that band sits around the $69K–70K area.
If Bitcoin can reclaim and hold above the 67K daily swing level, I think another test of that zone becomes increasingly likely.
If it fails to reclaim 67K, though, the higher-timeframe resistance remains in control, and the market is likely to stay capped for now.
Right now, that band sits around the $69K–70K area.
If Bitcoin can reclaim and hold above the 67K daily swing level, I think another test of that zone becomes increasingly likely.
If it fails to reclaim 67K, though, the higher-timeframe resistance remains in control, and the market is likely to stay capped for now.
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🔥 Arthur Hayes isn't slowing down. He added another 1,332.5 $ETH to his holdings today, a purchase worth around 2.53 million, extending his recent accumulation streak.
I haven't seen many people mention $ASTER lately, and that's exactly what's making me pay attention again.
Near the top, I shared my view that ASTER was likely headed below $1. As long as traders kept trying to catch the falling knife, the downtrend had plenty of liquidity to feed on, eventually reaching around $0.40.
Now the sentiment has completely flipped.
The same people who were convinced ASTER couldn't fail are now convinced it has no future. That's how market psychology works optimism at the top, despair near the bottom.
I'm not calling a bottom today, but I'm starting to watch it closely. The best opportunities often appear when almost everyone has stopped paying attention.
If the setup is there, I'll be ready. Time will tell.
Near the top, I shared my view that ASTER was likely headed below $1. As long as traders kept trying to catch the falling knife, the downtrend had plenty of liquidity to feed on, eventually reaching around $0.40.
Now the sentiment has completely flipped.
The same people who were convinced ASTER couldn't fail are now convinced it has no future. That's how market psychology works optimism at the top, despair near the bottom.
I'm not calling a bottom today, but I'm starting to watch it closely. The best opportunities often appear when almost everyone has stopped paying attention.
If the setup is there, I'll be ready. Time will tell.
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🚨 JUST IN: Hyperliquid is set to introduce permissionless deployment for HIP-4 outcome markets.
To launch a market, deployers will need to stake 500,000 $HYPE , with the rollout beginning on the testnet before expanding further.
To launch a market, deployers will need to stake 500,000 $HYPE , with the rollout beginning on the testnet before expanding further.
$XRP is currently retesting a key short-term support level after its recent pullback.
As long as this support holds, the short-term structure still points to the possibility of another move higher.
From my perspective, the correction looks healthy so far, with room for the next leg up if buyers continue to defend this zone.
As long as this support holds, the short-term structure still points to the possibility of another move higher.
From my perspective, the correction looks healthy so far, with room for the next leg up if buyers continue to defend this zone.
$BTC has been stuck in a range for a while, but what's happening beneath the surface is pretty interesting.
Smaller spot traders have sold around 604M worth of BTC, while mid-sized orders are only slightly negative at roughly $25M.
On the other hand, the largest buyers have accumulated more than 1.4B in positive volume delta, absorbing much of that selling pressure.
That could explain why Bitcoin has continued printing higher lows even after several attempts to push the price down.
It doesn't guarantee a breakout, but if BTC reclaims 64.8K while large buyers keep accumulating, it would suggest the move is backed by real spot demand rather than just short-term momentum.
The key thing to watch is whether that buying starts to fade. If large-order accumulation slows while retail selling picks up again, the range could become much more fragile.
For now, the bigger players still seem willing to buy what smaller participants are selling. That's a trend worth keeping an eye on.
Smaller spot traders have sold around 604M worth of BTC, while mid-sized orders are only slightly negative at roughly $25M.
On the other hand, the largest buyers have accumulated more than 1.4B in positive volume delta, absorbing much of that selling pressure.
That could explain why Bitcoin has continued printing higher lows even after several attempts to push the price down.
It doesn't guarantee a breakout, but if BTC reclaims 64.8K while large buyers keep accumulating, it would suggest the move is backed by real spot demand rather than just short-term momentum.
The key thing to watch is whether that buying starts to fade. If large-order accumulation slows while retail selling picks up again, the range could become much more fragile.
For now, the bigger players still seem willing to buy what smaller participants are selling. That's a trend worth keeping an eye on.
I'm keeping an eye on one key sequence that could signal this $BTC range is starting to break down.
In previous bear market relief rallies, price usually loses the rising trendline first, followed by a break below a major horizontal support. That's often how the trend shifts.
Back in July 2022, BTC followed that pattern almost perfectly. Once the trendline, horizontal support, and EMA support gave way, the relief rally faded and price moved lower.
Right now, trendline support sits around 63.3K–63.8K, with the EMAs just above it and key horizontal support near 62.2K.
If those levels start breaking one after another, I'd expect BTC to rotate back toward the lower end of the range. Until then, I don't see much reason to turn bearish in the short term.
In previous bear market relief rallies, price usually loses the rising trendline first, followed by a break below a major horizontal support. That's often how the trend shifts.
Back in July 2022, BTC followed that pattern almost perfectly. Once the trendline, horizontal support, and EMA support gave way, the relief rally faded and price moved lower.
Right now, trendline support sits around 63.3K–63.8K, with the EMAs just above it and key horizontal support near 62.2K.
If those levels start breaking one after another, I'd expect BTC to rotate back toward the lower end of the range. Until then, I don't see much reason to turn bearish in the short term.
$ZEC is sitting at a key level right now.
If the 540 breakout holds as higher-timeframe support, the next area I'm watching is $620. That's a major resistance zone and the last significant lower high left from the May head-and-shoulders structure.
A clean break above 620 would invalidate the broader lower-high trend and could open the door for a move back above 700.
On the flip side, if price gets rejected before reclaiming 620, the macro downtrend remains intact.
For now, it all comes down to 540. As long as that level holds, the bullish case is still on the table.
If the 540 breakout holds as higher-timeframe support, the next area I'm watching is $620. That's a major resistance zone and the last significant lower high left from the May head-and-shoulders structure.
A clean break above 620 would invalidate the broader lower-high trend and could open the door for a move back above 700.
On the flip side, if price gets rejected before reclaiming 620, the macro downtrend remains intact.
For now, it all comes down to 540. As long as that level holds, the bullish case is still on the table.
🇺🇸 ETF FLOWS: On July 15, spot ETFs for BTC, ETH, and $HYPE attracted fresh inflows, while $SOL ETFs ended the day with net outflows.
$BTC is tracking a pattern that's looked familiar in previous cycles.
In both 2018 and 2022, Bitcoin formed a low around late June/early July before rallying through the rest of July. This month, we're already up around 13%.
A move toward 66.5K would put July gains near 16%, while a breakout above 70K would make it one of BTC's strongest Julys ever.
If history rhymes, this rally could top out somewhere between 67K and 70K, with August potentially turning weaker again. The timing also lines up with the FOMC meeting, where we've often seen a rally before the event followed by a pullback.
Nothing is guaranteed, but the historical similarities are worth watching.
In both 2018 and 2022, Bitcoin formed a low around late June/early July before rallying through the rest of July. This month, we're already up around 13%.
A move toward 66.5K would put July gains near 16%, while a breakout above 70K would make it one of BTC's strongest Julys ever.
If history rhymes, this rally could top out somewhere between 67K and 70K, with August potentially turning weaker again. The timing also lines up with the FOMC meeting, where we've often seen a rally before the event followed by a pullback.
Nothing is guaranteed, but the historical similarities are worth watching.
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⚡️ Ripple $XRP is putting $250,000 toward supporting veteran- and military spouse-owned businesses.
The initiative will provide 25 businesses with $10,000 grants each, along with employer support to help them grow and create new opportunities.
The initiative will provide 25 businesses with $10,000 grants each, along with employer support to help them grow and create new opportunities.
$LINK is sitting at an interesting level right now, with price testing a key support trendline that's been respected on the weekly chart.
If bulls can push above the May high around 10.90, the next area to watch sits between 13.93 and 20.63. That move could fit into the D-wave scenario of the larger triangle structure.
That said, I'm not fully convinced the major bottom is already in.
There's still a chance we see one more flush lower on the smaller timeframes before a stronger trend develops, especially if the current move is still part of a broader corrective wave.
For now, this is a level worth watching closely. The reaction here should tell us a lot about where LINK heads next.
If bulls can push above the May high around 10.90, the next area to watch sits between 13.93 and 20.63. That move could fit into the D-wave scenario of the larger triangle structure.
That said, I'm not fully convinced the major bottom is already in.
There's still a chance we see one more flush lower on the smaller timeframes before a stronger trend develops, especially if the current move is still part of a broader corrective wave.
For now, this is a level worth watching closely. The reaction here should tell us a lot about where LINK heads next.
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