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$ETH Ethereum ($ETH ) continues its strong growth: in the last 2 days it has increased by 6–14%, jumping from ~$2,575 to ~$2,745–2,800. The price has surpassed the level of $2,700, reaching around $2,744, thanks to strong volume and a technical 'bullish' signal.

Sources of growth:
• Liquidation of excess supply at the level of the May local maximum (~$2,739–2,879), after which there was a pullback.
• On paper, ETH looks resilient: it remains the basis for stablecoins and tokenization, with strong fundamental drivers, including Dencun/Pectra, developer support, and demand for Layer 2.

Technical levels:
• Key resistance — $2,800; a breakthrough above will open the way to $3,000–3,500.
• Support is located at $2,550–2,580; if this zone is broken, a pullback to $2,440–2,500 is possible.

Signals: Crypto Rover called ETH an 'obvious buy' at current levels, reflecting growing interest from traders.

Conclusion: ETH is currently in a bullish mood. Keep the level of $2,800 as key. The potential movement is up to $3,000–3,500. If the price holds support at $2,550–2,580, entry can be considered with risk below.

$BTC Bitcoin ($BTC ) is currently trading around $105,000–107,000, after a brief test of the record at ~$112,000 in May. In recent days, it has recovered from a decline due to geopolitical waves — a drop of ~4% due to the conflict in the Middle East.

Analysts evaluate platforms and on-chain models as follows:
• Upon breaking the $112,000 zone, a rapid rise to $120,000 is possible, and the annual target is $200–230,000.
• Technical analysis tools indicate key levels: support — ~$107,000 and $100,000, resistance — $112,000 and $137,000.

What's important today:
• CPI was below expectations, which strengthens the anticipation of a rate cut by the Fed and gives BTC additional upward momentum.
• Institutional demand remains strong: billions have flowed into funds in the first half of the year, and Bitwise estimates the fair price of BTC at up to $230,000.

Conclusion: BTC is near historical highs but may correct to support levels. A breakout above $112,000 is a signal to enter with targets of $120–137,000. Meanwhile, planned support levels are $107,000 and $100,000.

#IsraelIranConflict The conflict between Israel and Iran continues to have a significant impact on global financial markets, including cryptocurrencies. Against the backdrop of geopolitical instability, investors are seeking to protect their capital, leading to increased interest in stable assets and short-term speculation. The escalation of tensions provokes volatility, especially in lower-cap assets. The rise in oil prices cannot be ruled out, which indirectly affects all sectors of the economy. The cryptocurrency market does not always react directly to such events, but it always does so quickly. Any deterioration in the situation could trigger mass sell-offs or, conversely, short-term pumps amid rumors and panic.

$ETH In the last 24 hours, ETH has risen by approximately 4-5%, trading around $2,790–2,820, with a daily high of about $2,821 and a low of around $2,671. Investors are moving more actively: trading volume reached an impressive $33–35 billion, and ETH futures today set a daily record, exceeding $110 billion.

Main growth drivers:
• Institutional inflows: The Ethereum Spot-ETF continues to see inflows — over 16 consecutive days, with a week of inflows at $52 million and $295 million for the entire week.
• Technical momentum: A “cup and handle” pattern is forming on the charts, and record open interest in futures indicates a readiness for further growth.
• Regulatory positivity: Statements by SEC Chairman P. Atkins on DeFi provided support — Ethereum briefly jumped to $2,820.

Analysts at QCP Capital and CoinDesk believe that if resistance at $2,800 is overcome, the path to $3,000–4,000 is already open.

Considering the broad market sentiment, the combination of institutional inflows, technical signals, and fundamental confirmations, the current moment indeed looks like an entry point for medium- or long-term strategies. If the support level around $2,700–2,750 holds, we may see a test of the $3,000 mark in the coming weeks.

#CryptoRoundTableRemarks Results 2025: how the crypto market has changed after the mass adoption of ETFs**

Fresh data from June 2025:
- The total capital of crypto-ETFs exceeded $250 billion, of which $40 billion is in ETH-ETFs
- The SEC approved the first multi-asset ETFs (BTC+ETH+SOL)
- Key trends:
* Institutional investors account for 45% of the market
* Average daily volatility of BTC has decreased to 1.8%
* DeFi 3.0 protocols with AI analytics are gaining popularity

Analysts predict: by 2026, 60% of hedge funds will include crypto in their portfolios.

$ETH remains a key asset in my portfolio. Right now, I am paying special attention to network updates, including the transition to Ethereum 2.0 and the growth of the DeFi sector. The recent upgrade has reduced fees, which has positively impacted user activity.

My current plan is to accumulate $ETH at levels below $3K, as the long-term growth potential is enormous. What are your strategies for Ethereum? Share your thoughts!

#NasdaqETFUpdate ETF on Nasdaq — one of my favorite instruments for long-term investments. Recently, the index has shown stability despite macroeconomic risks. For example, QQQ (Invesco Nasdaq-100 ETF) continues to attract capital due to strong reports from companies in the technology sector.

I am also keeping an eye on new ETFs that may emerge this year. If you have interesting finds or forecasts about Nasdaq, please write in the comments!

#MarketRebound The market is showing signs of growth again after a recent correction. In my opinion, this is a great opportunity to buy quality assets. For example, Bitcoin is demonstrating resilience above $60K, and the stocks of major tech companies are gradually recovering.

It is important to remember that rebounds can be volatile, so it is worth waiting for trend confirmation. I use support/resistance levels and volumes to assess the strength of the movement. How do you evaluate the current market rebound?

#TradingTools101 Trading tools are the foundation of successful trading. In today's post, I want to share my favorite tools that help me analyze the market and make informed decisions. Among them are TradingView for technical analysis, CoinGecko for tracking the crypto market, and Telegram channels with timely signals.

Each of these tools saves time and increases the accuracy of forecasts. For example, TradingView allows you to customize indicators for your strategies, while CoinGecko provides up-to-date data on market capitalization and trading volumes. If you have your own proven tools, share them in the comments!

$BTC 📈 Current Situation with Bitcoin
• Price: around $105,500 — recently Bitcoin broke the $100,000 mark and is holding above it .
• Trend: a 'golden cross' has formed (50-day moving average crossed above the 200-day moving average) — this is a classic long-term bullish signal . Historically, after short pullbacks (~8‑10%) movements of +60% follow within 1–2 months .
• Technical levels:
• Support – around $94,700 (200-day SMA) .
• Targets for 2025 – range $150,000–$200,000, some models even see a pattern up to $300,000 (Scott Melker) .

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🌐 Fundamental drivers
• Involvement of major players and institutions:
• U.S. Spot ETF surge in interest from BlackRock, Fidelity, MicroStrategy, and others  .
• Thousands of companies (80+) hold Bitcoin in their reserves, and institutional demand continues to grow.
• Regulatory favor in the U.S.:
• The Trump administration signed an Executive Order to create a Strategic U.S. Bitcoin Reserve (around 200,000 BTC confiscation and others) .
• A series of changes in the SEC, OCC, and FDIC weaken regulatory control, including the suspension of lawsuits and openness to crypto for banks .
• Politics and geo-aspects:
• News from the Bitcoin Conference 2025: political integration, pro-Trump sentiment

#SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy South Korea is one of the leaders in cryptocurrency trading volumes in Asia. The country actively regulates the industry, striving to ensure transparency and protect investors. In 2021, strict requirements were introduced for exchanges: licensing, reporting, and cooperation with banks. Tax control has also been tightened: profits from crypto assets are taxed, and users are required to report to tax authorities. Despite the regulation, interest in crypto is growing. Korean exchanges such as Upbit and Bithumb remain among the largest in the world. South Korea demonstrates how to develop the market while maintaining a balance between innovation and control.

#CryptoCharts101 Charts are the main tool of a trader. With their help, you see price behavior and can make informed decisions. The most popular types of charts are line, candlestick, and bar. Candles (Japanese candlesticks) show the opening price, closing price, highs, and lows over a certain period. Technical analysis uses patterns (triangles, head and shoulders), indicators (RSI, MACD, moving averages), and support/resistance levels. The chart reflects market emotions, and by learning to read it, you can predict movements with greater probability. You should not rely solely on charts—combine them with fundamental analysis and news.

#TradingMistakes101 Every trader makes mistakes. The main thing is to learn from them. The most common mistake is trading on emotions. Fear, panic, or greed can lead to hasty trades and losses. The second mistake is the lack of a plan: trading without a strategy often ends in losses. The third is excessive leverage: it increases both profits and losses. Another mistake is ignoring risk management. Never risk more than 1-2% of your deposit on a single trade. Don't fall for 'signals' from chats and YouTube without analysis. The best way to avoid mistakes is to keep a trading journal and regularly analyze your actions.

Commissions in crypto are an important factor when choosing a platform and strategy. There are several types of commissions: for transactions on the network (gas in Ethereum), for trading on exchanges, for withdrawing funds, and even for depositing (on some centralized platforms). In decentralized protocols like Uniswap, commissions depend on network congestion. Sometimes a transaction can cost tens of dollars. On centralized exchanges, commissions are usually fixed and lower, but it's important to consider hidden costs when exchanging assets. Plan your actions in advance: group operations, track commissions, and choose the network with the least load to save.

#CryptoSecurity101 Security in cryptocurrency is the foundation of everything. Storing funds on an exchange carries risks: in case of a hack, your assets may be stolen. The best solution is cold wallets (hardware wallets), such as Ledger or Trezor. They are not connected to the internet and are protected from remote attacks. It is also important to use two-factor authentication (2FA), unique passwords, and verified applications. Never share your seed phrase — it is the key to all your funds. Avoid suspicious links, especially in messages from strangers. Crypto gives freedom but requires responsibility. By following basic security rules, you protect yourself and your assets.

#TradingPairs101 The trading pair is a combination of two currencies between which exchange occurs. For example, BTC/USDT means you are buying or selling Bitcoin for the stablecoin Tether. Understanding trading pairs is important for effective asset management. There are fiat pairs (for example, ETH/USD), crypto-to-crypto pairs (for example, ETH/BTC), and pairs with stablecoins (for example, SOL/USDT). The choice of pair depends on your strategy. For instance, if you want to lock in profit without going into fiat — use pairs with stablecoins. And if you want to increase the amount of one cryptocurrency through another — choose crypto-to-crypto pairs. The ability to analyze pairs helps to see opportunities that beginners miss.

#Liquidity101 Liquidity is the ability of an asset to be quickly bought or sold without a significant change in its market price. In cryptocurrency trading, high liquidity means that you can execute a trade almost instantly and at a fair price. Liquidity is influenced by factors such as trading volume, the number of participants, and market conditions. On centralized exchanges, liquidity is usually higher because they aggregate orders from a large number of users. On decentralized platforms, liquidity is provided by pools where users deposit tokens. Liquidity is important: it affects spreads, order execution speed, and overall trading comfort.

Understanding order types is key to effective trading. The most basic is the market order, which is executed immediately at the current price. A limit order allows you to set a desired buying or selling price, and it will be executed only when that price is reached. A stop-loss is a protective order that limits losses: the position will close if the price reaches a certain level. There is also a take-profit order, which automatically secures profit at a specified price. By combining these orders, a trader can minimize risks and automate trading. Proper use of orders helps to trade more confidently and disciplined.

#CEXvsDEX101 Centralized exchanges (CEX) and decentralized exchanges (DEX) are two fundamentally different approaches to cryptocurrency trading. CEX, such as Binance or Coinbase, offer high liquidity, user-friendly interfaces, and support. However, they require identity verification and store users' funds in their wallets. DEX, such as Uniswap or PancakeSwap, operate on the blockchain, allowing users to trade directly from their wallets and providing a high level of privacy. However, DEX have higher fees during network congestion and limited functionality for newcomers. The choice between CEX and DEX depends on your priorities: convenience or decentralization?

#TradingTypes101 Trading can be conducted in various ways depending on the trader's style, strategy, and time horizon. There are several main types of trading: scalping, day trading, swing trading, and position trading. Scalping is a strategy where positions are opened and closed within a few minutes. Day trading involves trading within a single day, without carrying positions over to the next day. Swing traders hold positions from a few days to weeks, using technical and fundamental analysis. Position traders operate on a long-term basis, sometimes for months, and rely on global market trends. The choice of trading type depends on the time you can dedicate to trading, your risk level, experience, and goals.