Bitcoin has made its first contact with the CME gap zone. If it is fully filled, there is room for an increase to the 117K level. Tomorrow at 11:00 AM, Bitcoin (Deribit) contracts with a maximum pain level of 116K will expire. ($11.7 Billion) Additionally, liquidations in the 115,800–118,000 range remain active. As long as Bitcoin remains above 112K, it will remain in the safe zone; a break below it will be a deviation. The 50-day moving average is currently passing through 116,600; we should see closes above this zone.
Bitcoin & Ether Spot ETF Flow (August 27, 2025) 🟢BTC Total Net Inflow: +$81 Million BlackRock +$50 Million, Fidelity +$14 Million 🟢Ether Total Net Inflow: +$307 Million BlackRock +$262 Million, Fidelity +$20 Million
$SOL #SOLTreasuryFundraising Effective long purges were carried out during short-term declines. Its funding is also negative.
As we saw after BTC, money first flowed into Ethereum, then into the Sol, and I've been buying into the Sol for a while because I expect its Sol dominance, currently at 2.74, to increase.
While it may stall at 230 or 246 for a while, It's my most trusted coin in the market.
#MarketPullback #TrumpFiresFedGovernorCook On the Bitcoin side, short positions had accumulated around 117,000 and rose at every level. These accumulated short positions are still there, and their turn will surely come. I believe we are close to the reversal zones; for the 108-109,000 levels. Technically, it coincides with Bitcoin's previous high after 111,000, so it has the potential to act as significant support. There are short liquidations in the 115,600-118,000 range. There is a CME gap at 117,000, and the maximum pain level for Deribit contracts until Friday is 116,000, and liquidations are in this range. These aren't necessarily guaranteed outcomes, but all three possibilities are in that range. Therefore, when Bitcoin turns higher, these areas may be the first to be targeted. ETFs were buying on the downside yesterday, which is a good sign. At least we didn't see a negative breakout on that side, and I hope we don't see one today either. The intense selling pressure on the CB Premium side has lifted, but it's oscillating between positive and negative. For now, it's in the middle. It will be more reliable when volume trends upward. There's no volume reversal yet, but it's good that selling pressure in the US has eased.
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$BTC I shared on Friday that Bitcoin should close above its 20-day and 50-day moving averages. It closed that night, then dipped below both and closed below them. The current levels are 116,450 and 116,667. Unless we see daily closes above these levels, they will likely continue to exert pressure. These are short-term data points, and I remain optimistic about this year.
Bitcoin & Ether Spot ETF Flow (August 22, 2025) 🔴BTC Total Net Outflow: -$23 Million BlackRock -$198 Million, Fidelity +$50 Million 🟢Ether Total Net Inflow: +$337 Million BlackRock +$109 Million, Fidelity +$117 Million
#CryptoRally #BNBATH880 #PowellWatch Bitcoin's daily closing levels are the 50-day moving average of $116,150 and the 20-day moving average of $116,580. These areas need to be consistently gained because they act as daily resistance. Unless it breaks above them and achieves daily closing levels, the situation will continue.