Why this short setup works 1. 4H bias: SHORT with ~53% probability. Daily trend stays bearish, no flip signal yet. 2. Entry at 0.055495, TP1 0.053441. That’s a -3.7% drop to the next support. 3. RSI 15m: 46.37. Neutral but weak. Not oversold enough for a bounce. 4. Long setup is dead below 0.055469. Downside is the cleaner trade now.
Debate Are you shorting SEI straight to TP1, or waiting to see if it wicks above 0.055625 first?
Hold up... Hold up... Hold up... 👀 $BNB is flashing early signs of a comeback. Buyers are slowly creeping back in.
Price action shows $BNB trying to rebuild momentum after the pullback. $600 is still the wall to watch.
If it breaks and holds above $600, we could see a stronger rally kick in. But wait for confirmation first. Stay patient, keep risk in check, and don’t FOMO in before the breakout locks.
Think $BNB can take $600 this round? Drop your take in the comments.
$BTC is still holding the key support we flagged earlier.
The last dip dragged Bitcoin to ~$58,115, but buyers stepped in fast and pushed it back to $59,800. Support held, but price is still stuck under the main resistance.
Until $BTC clears $63,000 and stays there, the bigger picture stays bearish and bulls don’t have full control yet.
We’ll need a clean breakout + close above $63K for real bullish confirmation. Till then, chop and fakeouts are likely — be careful opening fresh longs.
Why this short makes sense right now 1. 4H structure: 84% odds for downside. 1D range looks ready to break down. 2. RSI 15m: Sitting at 64.22 right at 0.42105. That’s overbought + rejection at resistance. 3. ATR 1H: Volatility is squeezing at 0.02608. When it expands, TP1 at 0.32951 is the cleanest path. 4. Timing: Price is at resistance now. Waiting for confirmation candle before pulling the trigger.
Question for you Do you think this range holds and bounces, or do we ride the short straight down to 0.32951?
🇺🇸 U.S. CBDC Delayed: Congress Hits Pause Until 2030
Big move in U.S. digital currency policy.
Congress just passed a bill blocking the Federal Reserve from launching a Central Bank Digital Currency until Dec 31, 2030. Senate cleared it 85-5, then the House backed it too.
The ban targets the Fed + its regional banks only. Bill now heads to Donald Trump for signing, which could push any U.S. CBDC plans years down the road.
This keeps private crypto and stablecoins in play longer, without a government-issued digital dollar competing.