Bitcoin's chart is showing some bearish pressure building up. We're seeing a fresh supply zone taking shape right now, with resistance sitting at the 94,185 level. The 200-period EMA is hovering around 95,088—that's another hurdle bulls need to crack.
If we see a dip from here, there's one support level worth watching: the 89,000 zone. That's where the 50% retracement of the recent 4-hour bullish candle lands. Could be a decent spot for a bounce if sellers push us down there. Keep an eye on how price reacts at these key levels.

A certain player used on-chain tools to precisely snipe KABOSU, turning $896 directly into $17,700.
To put it simply, this move comes down to two words: fast and accurate. The tool detected unusual activity, and "smart money" address alerts were pushed in real time, so they finished building their position before the real takeoff.
In the meme coin space, timing is everything. Just staring at the candlestick chart? That's too late. You have to look ahead—who is buying, how much, and whether the address has a clean background. On-chain data doesn't lie, and those who know how to use these tools

ZEC just triggered a brutal short squeeze.
Within a single hour, the market cap rocketed from $6.3 billion to $6.7 billion—a $400 million surge that caught shorts completely off guard. The damage? A staggering $710 million in liquidations.
Short positions got absolutely wrecked as ZEC bulls flipped the script. This kind of rapid price action doesn't happen in a vacuum. When shorts pile up expecting downside and the market moves the opposite direction, forced liquidations create a cascade effect that amplifies the move.
Anyone who thought ZEC was heading lower just learned an expensive lesson

Real-time liquidation zones refreshed every 30 seconds? That's what serious crypto traders need to watch. Knowing where the next wave of forced selling hits can make or break your position timing.

Recently, these Tron-related tokens have been quite resistant to declines, haven’t they?
JST had a rally some time ago. TRX, SUN, and NFT have pulled back a bit, but if you look at the top 10 coins by market cap, those often drop 10% to 30%. The Tron ecosystem coins have only corrected just over 10% at most—comparing across the board, their resilience is impressive.
This price action looks like they’re holding their own pace even when the broader market is dropping. Could this independent trend really be for real? 🤔

If we really are entering the early stage of a bear market, then this rebound might be the last exit window for the bulls. Now we need to consider: how high can this rebound go?
Looking back at the early stage of the previous bear market, there was a double bottom around 33k, and then it was forcefully pulled back up to 48k—a rise of over 40%. Applying that logic to the current situation: starting from 80k, with a 40% rebound, the target would be around 110k. Of course, history doesn’t simply repeat itself, but at least this reference point can serve as a psychological anchor.

There was a major outflow yesterday! On December 4, there was a significant capital outflow from Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs.
On the BTC side, there was a net outflow of $194 million. On the ETH front, there was a negative flow of $41 million. It seems that investors in both assets continue to reduce their positions.
These figures provide clues about market sentiment. It is advisable to be cautious in the short term.

Looking at AVNT's chart right now, and the setup is getting interesting. Trading around $0.34, but the key level to watch is $0.3182 – that's where we need to see RSI Bullish Divergence lock in.
Once that confirmation hits, momentum could shift fast. Based on my technical analysis, here's what the roadmap might look like if bulls take control:
First resistance cluster sits at $0.39, then $0.5 becomes the psychological barrier. Break through that and we're eyeing $0.86 as the mid-term target.
If the rally has legs, $1.2 and $1.4 come into play. Extended targets? $1.6 looks realistic, with $2.2

Solana ecosystem's heating up right now. Here's what's catching fire:
Top movers getting attention:
• $Echo leading the pack
• $POS holding second
• $LOWKENUINE climbing third
• $KABOSU pushing fourth
• $RAY rounding out fifth
This snapshot refreshes every 5 minutes, so momentum shifts fast. Worth keeping an eye on which tokens sustain their heat versus quick flashes.

Funny how sentiment flips. Not long ago, everyone was bracing for the 70s. Now? The crowd's screaming for six figures like it's a done deal.

Sometimes you learn way more from getting wrecked than from nailing a trade. I was tracking probability shifts on this one position, and the exact moment I took the L? That's when the data was literally screaming at me to exit. But I didn't listen.
Looking back at those movement patterns now, the shift was obvious. The market gave me every warning sign. I just chose to ignore it. That's on me.

This market lately is really a bit frustrating. Every few days someone comes to me to exchange USDT, and it’s always small amounts, just a few hundred at a time.
It was much better during the bull market—everyone was enthusiastic, and big orders of several thousand or even tens of thousands of USDT were common. When trading desire is strong, the market is active, but now with this sluggish atmosphere, it’s honestly worrying to see.
You can really tell how the market is doing just by the frequency and amount of USDT retail traders are exchanging. That’s the most accurate thermometer for the mar

Public firms keep stacking sats. The corporate treasury playbook is shifting—Bitcoin's making its way onto more balance sheets as institutional appetite grows.

This wave of $Shad on Solana gave me a direct 6x profit. The memecoin sector has definitely been interesting lately; catching a few early signals can yield pretty good returns. These low market cap tokens are highly volatile, so timing your entry is crucial.

Caught $Bullpepe among those early signals on the Solana chain, and my holdings have already quadrupled. This memecoin cycle has indeed provided plenty of opportunities, but the key is still to filter out projects with real potential. Degen plays are definitely high risk, but the returns can be very tempting—of course, that's only if you enter at the right time.

$ZEC
Been away from my screens lately, but looking back—that volume spike near the lower support zone? Classic tell. When you see that kind of accumulation, odds shift in favor of a bounce.
Buyers stepped in hard, flipped the momentum completely. Sometimes the chart tells you everything if you're watching the right spots.

Look at the price movements right now - they're actually tracking perfectly with what's happening behind the scenes.
The reality? Smaller players keep getting drained by the current liquidity environment. And here's the kicker: the longer this pattern holds, the more mini-collapses we're gonna witness across different pockets of the market.
Sure, everyone will say "I saw it coming" once the dust settles. But the signs are already here if you're paying attention to where the liquidity is actually flowing.

RIFTS is gearing up for another rally, looks like.
Just crossed the 5M mark today, currently experiencing a healthy correction. The momentum here is seriously underestimated—this token has the potential to explode to 100M way faster than most people expect. The current pullback might actually be the perfect entry window before the next major leg up. Market's sleeping on this one.

Remember that wild ride back in early 2023? Michael Burry called "Sell" on January 31st. Then things got messy—banks started crumbling, panic spread like wildfire, and the market took a beating.
But here's the twist. By March 13th, Burry's tune changed completely. He stepped back and said, "This crisis could resolve very quickly. I am not seeing true danger here."
Then came the kicker. March 30th rolls around, and the guy actually admits: "I was wrong to say sell."
That's the thing about markets—even the sharpest minds get caught off guard. Burry's timeline shows how fast sentiment can flip

Noticed something sketchy about that anoncoin project $kabosu lately. The wallet distribution screams red flags—packed with airdrop hunters who're clearly positioning for a coordinated dump.
Saw someone claim I'm spreading FUD to setup my own play? That's ridiculous. Anyone tracking on-chain data can see the setup themselves. This farming pattern always ends the same way—early holders cash out, late buyers get wrecked.
Just saying, when you see this many mercenary wallets clustering around a meme coin, you know what's coming next.