Before starting to trade, one should determine for themselves: First of all, it is necessary to determine which cryptocurrencies have sufficient liquidity, while considering the minimum trading volume of the asset over the last 24 hours when the market is calm.
Bitcoin started 2025 on the wrong foot, falling by over 30% and culminating with a low of $74,500 in April. The Bitcoin price started another upward movement in June and reached a new all-time high of $111,999 today. However, the Bitcoin price bounced in the final week of June, creating a bullish engulfing candlestick (green icon) and invalidating the breakdown.
Since the BTC price is at an all-time high, the 1.61 external Fibonacci retracement resistance can give the next target at $131,000.
While the Fibonacci level is a suitable preliminary target, the wave count can give a more accurate assessment of Bitcoin’s future price direction. The Bitcoin price reached a new all-time high of $111,999 on July 9.
The lack of overhead resistance could trigger a parabolic rally.
Bitcoin’s wave count provides a target of $237,185 for the top of the current market cycle.#BTCBreaksATH
Donald Trump unveiled new tariffs on more than 60 countries. Canada faces a 35% levy on some exports to America from August 1st, the president’s deadline for imposing his postponed “reciprocal” tariffs. The Trump administration said that levies on other trading partners would take effect from midnight on August 7th. India and Taiwan face rates of 25% and 20% respectively. Asian currencies and stockmarkets fell after the news. August is expected to be weird month for trading
The Federal Reserve held its benchmark interest rate steady at 4.25-4.5% and indicated it could do so again at its next meeting in September, defying Mr Trump’s calls for lower borrowing costs. Two rate-setters, Christopher Waller and Michelle Bowman, voted against the majority decision—the first “double dissent” by governors on the Fed’s board in more than 30 years. So much anticipations on Sep 17th
Daily top performer — Ethena (ENA) The S&P 500 futures rose 0.7%, boosted by strong Meta and Microsoft earnings, after a slight dip following the Fed’s rate hold. Gold fell over 1.5% to below $3,280 as Powell pushed back on a September rate cut, with strong GDP data and rising yields adding pressure. The Coindesk Indices, which tracks the broader crypto market, fell 0.08%, with Bitcoin down 0.48% and Ether up 0.26%, in the past 24 hours. Today’s top performer is ENA, up 8.3% following DeFi Saver’s launch of one-click access to Ethena’s Liquid Leverage and reward program. Ethena (ENA), founded in July 2023, is a DeFi protocol offering USDe, a synthetic dollar backed by staked ETH and delta hedging. It avoids traditional banking and quickly became the top-earning DeFi protocol, with over $2B in supply and high yields. DeFi Saver has integrated Ethena’s Liquid Leverage, allowing users to set up leveraged USDe positions in a single transaction. To earn rewards, users must supply a 50/50 split of sUSDe and USDe, borrow stablecoins, and loop at least once. Rewards start now, with Merkl handling distribution in about a week. #ENAUSDT🚨 #TradeSignal
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Farewell to the closing bell Stock exchanges are getting ready to trade all night. The New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq have both applied for regulatory permission to do so; the London Stock Exchange is reportedly considering something similar. Nasdaq expects to be open around the clock by the second half of 2026. They are late to the party. Currencies, American Treasury bonds and crypto assets have been traded through the night for years. Online stockbrokers, meanwhile, have already started to let clients execute orders outside of exchanges’ opening hours, through alternative platforms. But open-all-hours exchanges will be a logistical nightmare. The witching hours are currently when all manner of dull, yet vital, post-trade processes take place, from settlement and valuation to the reconciliation of mistakes. With no pause to trading, there will be no time for the financial plumbing to clear—nor for traders to rest in the knowledge that the market is resting with them. The old-fashioned trading day will be much missed.
Farewell to the closing bell Stock exchanges are getting ready to trade all night. The New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq have both applied for regulatory permission to do so; the London Stock Exchange is reportedly considering something similar. Nasdaq expects to be open around the clock by the second half of 2026. They are late to the party. Currencies, American Treasury bonds and crypto assets have been traded through the night for years. Online stockbrokers, meanwhile, have already started to let clients execute orders outside of exchanges’ opening hours, through alternative platforms. But open-all-hours exchanges will be a logistical nightmare. The witching hours are currently when all manner of dull, yet vital, post-trade processes take place, from settlement and valuation to the reconciliation of mistakes. With no pause to trading, there will be no time for the financial plumbing to clear—nor for traders to rest in the knowledge that the market is resting with them. The old-fashioned trading day will be much missed.
Since President Trump's election in November, the price of bitcoin has skyrocketed. On Election Day 2024, one bitcoin traded below $75,000.
This is not an accident. Trump has systematically used the power of the presidency to promote bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. This could all just be the beginning. Trump is considering a host of other moves to further boost bitcoin's value, including allowing 401(k) retirement plans to invest in bitcoin, eliminating or reducing capital gains taxes on crypto, directing the Federal Reserve to hold Bitcoin as part of its foreign currency reserves, and shifting most regulation of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies from the SEC to the more permissive Commodity Futures Trading Commission. After Trump won re-election, cash from the crypto industry continued to pour in. Ripple donated $5 million to Trump’s inauguration committee, the second largest sum from a single donor. Crypto exchanges Coinbase and Kraken each donated $1 million, as did Circle, a stablecoin company which sells tokens based on the U.S. dollar’s value. Additionally, Bailey hosted a sold-out inauguration party sponsored by several other crypto companies.$BTC $XRP
The market cap for all cryptocurrencies surpassed $4 trillion. With analysts saying that the top for BTC is "nowhere near," crypto may surpass the next trillion-dollar valuation far faster than the last, potentially in a matter of months rather than years, as capital rotates into altcoins and institutional inflows accelerate across spot ETFs and on-chain assets
America’s House of Representatives passed legislation regulating stablecoins, cryptocurrency tokens backed by safe assets. Over 100 Democrats joined Republicans to approve the bill, which Donald Trump is expected to sign into law. By creating rules around the technology, the legislation will encourage stablecoins’ uptake. It marks a victory for crypto lobbying firms, which have found a champion in Mr Trump. #AltcoinSeasonLoading
The value of Bitcoin rose above $120,000 for the first time, climbing by more than 10% in the past week. The rally comes as America’s Congress considers three crypto-friendly bills, including the genius Act, which would make it easier for companies to issue stablecoins. French Hill, the Republican chair of the House Committee on Financial Services, dubbed the legislative agenda “crypto week”. The more is yet to come to facilitate and easing crypto market regulations
Many new traders think the basics are easy and irrelevant and try and leap straight to the “advanced” material.
This can be a critical mistake. Just as you can’t jump into a Formula One car as soon as you get your learner license, or grapple with trigonometry without mastering basic arithmetic, you couldn’t become a successful trader until you understand the nuts and bolts of the business
Lack of Strategy
Another serious mistake is having a lack of a proven trading strategy with exact entry, stop loss and profit targets. Nothing in the markets are 100 percent certain, but traders need to look for strategies that are consistent over a large sample set of trades. You need to know under what trading circumstances it is worth entering a market, and when you are going to say it is time to get out
Focus on One Market
Focusing on one market isn’t a bad thing per se. The downside is that if you only ever look at that one market, then you can sometimes create trades that aren’t really there and that don’t fit your trading strategy. This occurs due to our natural instinct of wanting to add value by being ‘busy’. The problem is that you can get into trouble by giving in to this instinct because you’re not following your own trading rules
Chasing Market Moves
Look before you leap. It is very tempting to want to jump in when the market has already started a significant move. But you have to be confident that you are not getting in on the action as the market is peaking. We recommend keeping your emotions under control and making sure you stick to your proven trading strategy and analysis
Using Wide Stops
Some traders use wide stops, thinking that if they stay in the trade longer, the market has more room to swing and their stop loss is less likely to be hit. The problem with this approach is that while it sounds good from a risk management point of view, it makes it tougher to reach your profit target as the market would have to move further to reach your limit order.
While arbitrage can generate significant profits, it's important to note that these opportunities are often short-lived and require quick execution and significant capital. Furthermore, competition among arbitrageurs tends to narrow profit margins. Arbitrage refers to a trading strategy in which a trader benefits from buying and selling a security in two different markets to benefit from the price differences
A Simple Example
Warren Buffett at 6 years old saw that he could profit from arbitrage. He would purchase a 6-pack of Coca-Cola for 25¢ and sell each bottle for 5¢ in his neighborhood, profiting 5¢ per pack. Young Warren Buffett saw that he could profit from the difference in the price of a six-pack versus what people were willing to pay for a single bottle.
A More Complex Example
A very common example of arbitrage opportunities is with cross-border listed companies. Let’s say an individual owns stock in Company ABC, listed on Canada’s TSX, that is trading at $10.00 CAD. At the same time, the ABC stock listed on the NYSE trades at $8.00 USD. The current CAD/USD exchange rate is 1.10. A trader could purchase shares on the NYSE for $8.00 USD and sell shares on the TSX for $10.00 CAD. This would give him a profit of $1.09 USD per share.
On the surface, Pump.fun’s launch of the PUMP token seems like a natural next step. After all, the platform has become a cultural phenomenon within the Solana ecosystem, minting thousands of memecoins and injecting new life (and volatility) into the chain. But beneath the hype and memes, the tokenomics reveal a more complex picture — and raise a difficult question:
Is PUMP an innovative expansion of the platform, or is it setting up the perfect exit liquidity event for early insiders? If you’re planning to buy PUMP, do so with awareness. Ride the meme if you want — but don’t assume this is the next DOGE$0.198 or PEPE$0. The market may already be saturated. And if you’re buying the top, someone else is selling into you.
At the end of the day, PUMP might be fun, but it might also be the final liquidity funnel for those who got in early.