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Today #Ethena unlock over 66% from circulation supply! The only thing that might stop them from selling is that $ENA is down by 71% from last swing high and maybe they'll be ok to wait a few months more till it grow higher. Certainly, now is not the best moment to sell anything. So there is a chance that this bearish event/news will have a delayed effect. But I am sure, sooner or later these 66% will find their FOMO buyers. My recommendation is to stay away from it. And wait for a short opportunity where volume on the bounce exceed what we saw on the dips.

88k is now resistance with several <24h HOB areas inside…. You will have noticed that over last days / weeks I was constantly pointing towards the danger current Situation holds. I hope I could prevent you from fomo

Bitcoin has rebounded by 20% in just a few days. But behind this spectacle of volatility lurk insidious risks. Between political euphoria, technical anomalies, and conflicting signals, the king of cryptos is navigating a minefield. Here are five key elements to decode this critical phase. The market for CME futures contracts shows a record gap of $85,000, a rare technical anomaly. This gap, comparable to an air pocket in prices, acts as a magnet for the rates. For legendary analyst Peter Brandt, this historical “hole” could trigger a brutal correction if prices return to fill the void. A perspective that recalls the liquidation cascades of June, when Bitcoin lost 30% in two weeks. The current rebound coincides with statements from Donald Trump, who mentioned a “strategic reserve of cryptocurrencies” ahead of the first White House summit on the sector. While this political support has galvanized buyers, some see it as a trap. “The announcements remain vague, and whales could take advantage of the emotion to liquidate their positions,” notes an anonymous trader. This week crystallizes the risks: speeches from Jerome Powell, Chairman of the Fed, and data on American employment will test Bitcoin’s resilience. A rise in rates or robust economic indicators could strengthen the dollar, asphyxiating risky assets. Timing is crucial: the summit on cryptos could either legitimize the rebound or reveal its artifice. On-chain data shows a clear improvement: the profitability of Bitcoin addresses has surged, and outflows from exchanges suggest a resumption of accumulation. However, Sentiment, an analysis platform, tempers optimism: “Institutional investors remain on the sidelines. This movement resembles a technical rebound more than a trend reversal.“ Traders are scrutinizing the $90,000-$91,000 range, the former floor of recent months. “If Bitcoin closes below, the drop could be rapid towards $85,000,” warns Daan Crypto Trades . Mark Cullen adds: “ Liquidity around $95,000 attracts prices, but a return to $85,000 to fill the CME gap would be a heavy blow.” These levels illustrate the precarious balance between buyers and sellers. The rebound has generated a daily candle of $10,000 in some markets, triggering massive liquidations of short positions. But this enthusiasm masks a reality: volumes remain below those of May, and open interest is stagnant. “Without an influx of fresh capital, this rally lacks fuel,” analyzes a crypto fund manager. As the eyes turn to the Fed and the White House, Bitcoin embodies more than ever a battle between political narratives and market mechanics. Each announcement, each economic data point, can tilt the balance. Bitcoin dances on a volcano. Between the CME gap, the Trump effect, and macro indicators, the risks of correction are palpable. Seasoned traders know this: a 20% rebound is not enough to bury a bear market. The $90,000 zone remains key. If it gives way, the drop to $85,000 — or even lower — would become inevitable. In this era of FUD and FOMO, a strategy of caution is essential. Will the king of cryptos survive this ordeal? The answer will come in the coming days. Stay tuned: volatility has not said its last word despite the critical point reached.

$LTC : Its seems good to pick LTC at below RSI 30. ETF FOMO can push price again.

The market isn’t giving out easy wins right now. If you’re consistently losing, step back and reassess. If you have to trade, stick to high-probability setups - no FOMO plays. Surviving this phase is about staying disciplined and managing risk like a pro.