BITCOIN UPDATE: WHY I’M STILL BEARISH $74K REMAINS MY TARGET ⚠️🚨
I am still bearish, and until Bitcoin reaches the $74K area or drops below it, I am not changing my stance. Even if BTC manages to recover slightly from here, I will not move away from the target I have already shared. In my view, the $74K area is currently the most important level, and Bitcoin needs to reach that zone.
Remember, when BTC was trading around $87K, I already warned everyone that this pump would not last long. At t...
$ZEC LONG $1,650 IS BACK ON MY RADAR
$ZEC is holding strong support around $1,050–$1,100, and buyers are showing signs of defending this zone. I'm watching for a confirmed bounce before considering a long position.
Entry: $1,200–$1,250
TP1: $1,350
TP2: $1,450
TP3: $1,650
SL: $890
As long as ZEC holds its key support, the bullish recovery setup remains possible. A breakdown below support would weaken this outlook.
River Inc wrapped S6 with 10k participants, 1.2M $RIVER staked, and 40M River Pts converted. The real shift: satUSD is moving beyond DeFi into real-world payments—Visa integration, PIX in Brazil, Tangem support, and even a demo for buying tickets at Marble Mountains in Da Nang.
S7 just kicked off with staking rewards distributed. Roadmap includes AI expansion. River's betting on product utility over vanity metrics—actual adoption beats hype cycles. Worth tracking if you care about stablecoins e...
Binance hack: the "$5M mistake" went to bots.
The story going around: the attacker sold 908,793 PROM, about $5M on paper, into a nearly empty Uniswap V2 pool and got 0.0316 ETH, about $71. That part is true.
What it leaves out: the PROM did not vanish. The attacker's sale was the first transaction in block 26310356 on Oct 31 at 04:28:47 UTC. The next five transactions in that same block were bots. Together they took 908,757 PROM out of the pool and sold it on.
So the attacker lost the PROM, a...
there is no bull run without corrections, and bitcoin is getting another reminder of that.
BTC lost the $80,000 level in October and fell to around $76,300, ending the month down roughly 7.3%. The latest sell-off was intensified by the $6.3B Binance security incident and a wave of market liquidations.
Daily RSI has also dropped to around 33, putting bitcoin close to oversold territory. Meanwhile, the $76,000 area is the immediate support to watch, with the 200-day moving average sitting around...