$BILL faced rejection at 0.00756 and is pulling back below MA7 (0.00695). MACD momentum is fading, with declining volume after the sharp pump, suggesting possible further correction. MA25 (0.00616) is the first key support, followed by MA99 (0.00594). A sustained recovery above 0.00710 weakens the short setup, while a break above 0.00740 invalidates it.
Note: If EP2 and EP3 are not reached, enter 100% at EP1.
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A massive spike, a sharp pullback, and now another breakout. Is momentum finally returning? 👀 ⠀ IOST is a Layer 1 blockchain designed for scalable decentralized applications and efficient on-chain transactions. ⠀ 📊 After a prolonged downtrend, $IOST broke its major descending trendline and established support around $0.000858. ⠀ Following a volatile price spike, it formed another descending resistance line — and the latest candle has pushed decisively above it. ⠀ 🎯 Holding this breakout could open the way toward $0.00145, followed by $0.00205. The longer-term chart scenario reaches $0.002537, approximately 194% above the marked entry. ⠀ ⚠️ A move back below $0.000858 would weaken the setup. Volatility remains a major risk. ⠀ 📌 Save this chart to track whether the breakout holds.
$PEPE is showing some improvement on the 12H chart. The broader structure is developing into an ascending channel, and the recent bounce from $0.0000038–$0.0000040 is encouraging.
I'll be watching the $0.0000047–$0.0000050 resistance region next. A break above this could bring the upper channel boundary near $0.0000063 into focus.
Bitcoin zooms toward $87,000, nearly setting an eight-month high, then reverses
Bitcoin zoomed to nearly $87,000 early Monday, within about $500 of its eight-month high. It then reversed to just under $86,000 as of Monday Asian morning hours and is still up 1.3% over 24 hours. DOGE led the majors with a gain of more than 3%, to just under 10 cents. XRP, BNB and ZEC each added between 1% and 2%, while ether and HYPE rose less than 1%. SOL and TRX were flat, according to CoinDesk data. The climb built through Sunday and sped up late in the day, carrying bitcoin past $86,000 to a peak just shy of $86,950. It has since shed about $1,000. It's the second push in a week to stall below the late-September high near $87,400. Last Wednesday, bitcoin jumped to $85,500 after a softer U.S. inflation report and gave the move back within hours. Softer U.S. jobs data on Friday eased some pressure on the Federal Reserve to keep raising rates. The 10-year Treasury yield fell two basis points to 5.25%, still close to its highest since 2002. Stocks extended their gains. The Nasdaq 100 closed at a record on Friday, MSCI's Asia Pacific equities index rose 1% and Japan's Nikkei 225 gained 2.5%. Brent crude slipped 0.7% to about $101.50 a barrel after Saudi Arabia cut prices of its benchmark grade to Asia. The dollar strengthened. A Bloomberg gauge of the U.S. currency rose 0.4% as the euro fell to its weakest since May 2025 on reports that Spain is preparing for an early election. A daily close above $87,000 would be the first sign that buyers can get through the late-September high. $BTC #BTC