$BTC Bitcoin is at risk of falling below $105,000 on Monday amid trade talks between the U.S. and China, which could set the tone for the week. The fluctuation of Ethereum around the 200-day EMA may continue as it remains below $2,500. Ripple's XRP struggles to surpass the 50-day EMA with a double bottom pattern, risking a retracement to $2.00. The cryptocurrency market as a whole is marginally advancing on Monday as underlying weakness begins to take effect. Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Ripple's XRP face headwinds after a slight recovery over the weekend, risking a reversal similar to Thursday's sudden drop.
#USChinaTradeTalks But since then, relations appeared to have soured. Last month, Trump said China had "totally violated its agreement with us", and then a few days later China said the US had "severely violated" the agreement.
The US accused China of failing to restart shipments of critical minerals and rare earth magnets vital to car and computer industries.
On Saturday, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce said it had approved some applications for rare earth export licences, although it did not provide details of which countries involved.
The announcement came after Trump said on Friday that Xi had agreed to restart trade in rare earth materials.
Bu speaking on Sunday, White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett told CBS News that "those exports of critical minerals have been getting released at a rate that is, you know, higher than it was, but not as high as we believe we agreed to in Geneva".
#CryptoCharts101 In technical analysis, a candlestick pattern is a price movement that is graphically displayed on a candlestick chart and that, according to some, can predict a specific market movement. Recognizing this pattern is subjective, and the programs used for charting must rely on predefined rules to adapt to it. There are 42 recognized patterns that can be divided into simple and complex.
Steve Nison is the person who introduced candlesticks to the West. [ 4 ]
Below is a list of commonly used candlestick patterns:
Engulfing Inside bar [ 5 ] Doji Pin bar Morning doji star Evening doji star Tweezer top Tweezer bottom
#CryptoSecurity101 Cold wallet: Security: It is the safest option, as it stores private keys on a physical device disconnected from the internet. Convenience: Less convenient for frequent transactions, as it requires additional steps to connect and carry out transactions. Example: Hardware devices such as Trezor or Ledger. Uses: Ideal for storing large amounts of cryptocurrencies long-term and protecting them from theft. Hot wallet: Security: Less secure, as it is connected to the internet and may be vulnerable to attacks. Convenience: Easy to use for regular transactions and offers quick access to your funds. Example: Software applications like MetaMask or online platforms like Binance. Uses: Ideal for daily transactions, participation in DeFi, or staking.
#CryptoFees101 Binance's trading fees are designed to be competitive, often starting at a standard 0.1% for spot trades (both maker and taker). However, savvy traders can significantly reduce these costs. A key strategy is holding and using Binance Coin (BNB) to pay for fees, which typically grants a 25% discount on spot trading. Furthermore, Binance employs a VIP tier system based on your 30-day trading volume and/or BNB holdings. The higher your VIP level, the lower your trading fees become, potentially dropping to very low percentages for high-volume traders. Deposit fees for crypto are generally free, while withdrawal fees vary based on the specific cryptocurrency and network congestion. Futures trading also has a separate, generally lower fee structure. Always check the official Binance fee schedule for the most up-to-date and detailed information.
#TradingMistakes101 #TradingMistakes101 Errores 1. No Plan 🗺️ – You’re trading without a clear idea of what to do. 2. Too Many Trades 🔁 – You’re trading too often and taking too much risk. 3. Letting Emotions Take Over 😱😡 – Fear and greed can mess up your decisions. 4. Not Managing Risk 🎲💸 – You’re risking too much money on one trade. 5. Jumping In Too Late 🏃♂️📉 – Buying or selling after the big move is already done. 6. Not Learning Enough 📚❌ – Trading without understanding how it works. 7. Not Keeping Track 📝🙈 – You don’t write down or review your past trades. 8. Expecting Fast Money 🌙🚀 – Thinking you’ll get rich quickly, which is unrealistic. ✅ How to Get Better: Make a plan 📊, protect your money 🛡️, stay calm 🧠, keep learning 📖, and track your progress 📘.
#TradingPairs101 The trading pair BNB/USDT on Binance represents the exchange rate between Binance Coin (BNB) and Tether (USDT), a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar.
Key Aspects of BNB/USDT Trading
Volatility & Trends – BNB is influenced by updates from the Binance ecosystem, trends in the cryptocurrency market, and significant events such as token burns.
Liquidity – BNB/USDT is one of the most liquid pairs on Binance, ensuring rapid execution of trades.
Trading Options:
Spot Trading – Buy or sell BNB at current market prices.
Futures Trading – Trade BNB/USDT contracts with leverage.
Margin Trading – Borrow funds to increase position size.
Technical Indicators – RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, and Moving Averages help analyze trends.
Fundamental Factors – Binance updates, regulatory news, and overall sentiment in the cryptocurrency market impact price movements.
#Liquidity101 Liquidity in cryptocurrency trading is the ease with which an asset can be bought or sold without significantly affecting its price. A liquid market facilitates fast and stable transactions, while an illiquid market can generate slippage and makes it difficult to enter and exit positions. To assess liquidity before opening a position and reduce slippage, various strategies and tools can be used.
$BTC Stays Strong: On-Chain Data Indicates Continued Strength
🔹 Reserves on Exchanges (All CEXs):
The Bitcoin held on centralized exchanges fell by 2.88% last week—from 2.44M to 2.36M BTC. This constant outflow signals reduced selling pressure and growing investor confidence in BTC as a long-term store of value.
🔹 Realized Cap:
Bitcoin's Realized Capitalization has just reached a new all-time high of $934.88B, indicating sustained capital inflows and long-term accumulation.
🔹 Net Flow on Exchanges:
Net flows remain negative, confirming that more BTC is leaving exchanges than entering—another sign of accumulation and conviction among holders.
🔹 UTXO Value Bands:
Growth in multiple holding bands shows a healthy distribution among investors and broad resistance to selling, reinforcing the strength on the supply side.
#SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy Lee Jae-myung was elected president of South Korea with nearly 49.4% of the votes, defeating the conservative candidate Kim Moon-soo by nearly three million votes in an early election marked by high citizen participation.
The new leader, known for his pro-cryptocurrency stance, has promised to revolutionize the country's financial policy by legalizing exchange-traded funds (ETFs) of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, as well as allowing the National Pension Fund, which manages assets worth $884 billion, to invest in these digital assets.
#OrderTypes101 Types of orders Market order executes at the best market price immediately and with no price limit. Limit order executes when it reaches or exceeds a specific price set. Stop order is triggered when it reaches a certain level. Stop limit order combines the limit order and the stop order, activating with the stop price and limiting with the specified price.
#CEXvsDEX101 difference between CEX and DEX CEX centralized exchange, operated by companies that control user keys and also manage the user's transactions. DEX decentralized exchange, operate without intermediaries through smart contracts, do not require KYC.
Spot trading is when the purchase or sale of an asset occurs at the current moment and spot price; these are the lowest risk operations.
Margin trading involves borrowing money to buy or sell an asset with leverage, which makes it easier to achieve greater profits or losses.
Futures trading is the buying or selling of contracts that guarantee the purchase or sale of an asset at a future date; leverage is used, and the asset is delivered upon reaching the contract's expiration date.