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Understanding retest entries can level up your trading game. Instead of chasing pumps, smart traders wait for confirmation.
πΉ 1. Demand Zone Retest Price rallies, comes back to demand zone, and gives entry.
π Best for low-risk entries.
πΉ 2. Structure Retest Old resistance becomes new support.
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Understanding retest entries can level up your trading game. Instead of chasing pumps, smart traders wait for confirmation.
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Understanding price patterns can give you an edge in the market. Here are 4 essential ones:
πΊ Rising Wedge
β’ Price moves up but momentum weakens
β’ Often signals a bearish reversal
π» Falling Wedge
β’ Price moves down with decreasing momentum
β’ Can indicate a bullish breakout
π Triple Top
β’ Price hits resistance 3 times and fails
β’ Strong sign of a trend reversal downward
π½ Triple Bottom
β’ Price tests support 3 times and holds
β’ Suggests a potential uptrend breakout
Understanding price patterns can give you an edge in the market. Here are 4 essential ones:
πΊ Rising Wedge
β’ Price moves up but momentum weakens
β’ Often signals a bearish reversal
π» Falling Wedge
β’ Price moves down with decreasing momentum
β’ Can indicate a bullish breakout
π Triple Top
β’ Price hits resistance 3 times and fails
β’ Strong sign of a trend reversal downward
π½ Triple Bottom
β’ Price tests support 3 times and holds
β’ Suggests a potential uptrend breakout
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Berkshire Hathaway's Cash Reserves Reach Record High Under New CEO
Berkshire Hathaway's cash reserves have surged to a record $397 billion in the first quarter under the leadership of new CEO Greg Abel. According to Odaily, this marks a significant increase from the slight dip in cash reserves at the end of last year, driven by net stock sales amounting to $8.1 billion during the period.
Berkshire Hathaway's cash reserves have surged to a record $397 billion in the first quarter under the leadership of new CEO Greg Abel. According to Odaily, this marks a significant increase from the slight dip in cash reserves at the end of last year, driven by net stock sales amounting to $8.1 billion during the period.
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Bitcoin News: Bitcoin ETFs Draw $1.97 Billion in April, Highest Monthly Inflows of 2026, as IBIT Leads With $2 Billion
Key Takeaways
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.97 billion in net inflows in April -- the highest monthly total of 2026 -- pushing year-to-date net inflows to approximately $1.47 billion, per SoSoValue
BlackRock's IBIT drove approximately $2 billion in April inflows alone; Grayscale's GBTC was the biggest loser with $280 million in outflows
Morgan Stanley's MSBT, which launched April 8, generated $194 million in inflows with no single day of outflows across the month
Ether ETFs posted their first monthly inflow since October 2025 at $356 million, though remain $413 million in net outflows year-to-date
XRP ETFs logged their strongest month since December 2025 with $81.6 million in inflows; Solana ETFs recorded their smallest monthly total on record at $38.7 million
Cumulative net inflows across all US spot Bitcoin ETFs since launch have now topped $58 billion
US spot Bitcoin ETFs closed April with their strongest monthly inflows of 2026, drawing $1.97 billion in net new capital as Bitcoin posted a 12% gain -- its best monthly performance since April 2025 -- according to SoSoValue data.
The April figure comfortably surpasses March's $1.37 billion and brings the year-to-date picture back into positive territory at approximately $1.47 billion, after outflows in January and February had put the funds underwater for the year. Cumulative net inflows since the products launched in January 2024 have now crossed $58 billion.
IBIT Dominates, GBTC Continues to Bleed
BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust was the month's standout performer, generating approximately $2 billion in net inflows for April alone -- a figure that effectively offset outflows from other funds and drove the category's positive monthly result. Grayscale's GBTC remained the sector's biggest drag, recording approximately $280 million in net outflows for the month, continuing a persistent redemption trend that has characterized the product since the launch of lower-fee competitors.
The Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust ETF, which began trading on April 8, delivered a strong debut month with $194 million in inflows and no single day of net outflows -- a notable achievement for a new entrant and a signal of strong institutional demand through the Wall Street giant's distribution network.
Late-month redemptions of approximately $490 million across three days dampened April's headline figure but were insufficient to reverse the month's broadly positive trend, underlining the resilience of underlying demand despite Bitcoin's failure to clear the $79,000 resistance level.
Ether ETFs Break a Six-Month Outflow Streak
April also delivered a meaningful turning point for Ethereum products. Spot Ether ETFs recorded $356 million in net inflows -- their first positive month since October 2025, when they attracted approximately $570 million. Despite the April recovery, Ether ETFs remain $413 million in net outflows year-to-date through the first four months of 2026, with cumulative net inflows since launch standing at approximately $11.9 billion. logging $81.6 million in April approximately $124 million, with cumulative inflows since launch reaching approximately $1.3 billion.
Solana ETFs were the relative disappointment, recording just $38.7 million in April inflows -- the smallest monthly total on record for the product category -- against cumulative inflows of approximately $1 billion. Dogecoin ETFs added $2 million in April, representing roughly 21% of their total cumulative inflows of approximately $9.6 million.
13F Season Ahead
April's strong inflow data arrives ahead of the 13F filing season in May, when major financial institutions will be required to disclose their first-quarter 2026 holdings in crypto ETFs. The disclosures are expected to provide the clearest picture yet of how deeply Bitcoin and crypto ETF exposure has penetrated institutional portfolios -- a dataset that could materially influence market sentiment heading into the summer.
Key Takeaways
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.97 billion in net inflows in April -- the highest monthly total of 2026 -- pushing year-to-date net inflows to approximately $1.47 billion, per SoSoValue
BlackRock's IBIT drove approximately $2 billion in April inflows alone; Grayscale's GBTC was the biggest loser with $280 million in outflows
Morgan Stanley's MSBT, which launched April 8, generated $194 million in inflows with no single day of outflows across the month
Ether ETFs posted their first monthly inflow since October 2025 at $356 million, though remain $413 million in net outflows year-to-date
XRP ETFs logged their strongest month since December 2025 with $81.6 million in inflows; Solana ETFs recorded their smallest monthly total on record at $38.7 million
Cumulative net inflows across all US spot Bitcoin ETFs since launch have now topped $58 billion
US spot Bitcoin ETFs closed April with their strongest monthly inflows of 2026, drawing $1.97 billion in net new capital as Bitcoin posted a 12% gain -- its best monthly performance since April 2025 -- according to SoSoValue data.
The April figure comfortably surpasses March's $1.37 billion and brings the year-to-date picture back into positive territory at approximately $1.47 billion, after outflows in January and February had put the funds underwater for the year. Cumulative net inflows since the products launched in January 2024 have now crossed $58 billion.
IBIT Dominates, GBTC Continues to Bleed
BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust was the month's standout performer, generating approximately $2 billion in net inflows for April alone -- a figure that effectively offset outflows from other funds and drove the category's positive monthly result. Grayscale's GBTC remained the sector's biggest drag, recording approximately $280 million in net outflows for the month, continuing a persistent redemption trend that has characterized the product since the launch of lower-fee competitors.
The Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust ETF, which began trading on April 8, delivered a strong debut month with $194 million in inflows and no single day of net outflows -- a notable achievement for a new entrant and a signal of strong institutional demand through the Wall Street giant's distribution network.
Late-month redemptions of approximately $490 million across three days dampened April's headline figure but were insufficient to reverse the month's broadly positive trend, underlining the resilience of underlying demand despite Bitcoin's failure to clear the $79,000 resistance level.
Ether ETFs Break a Six-Month Outflow Streak
April also delivered a meaningful turning point for Ethereum products. Spot Ether ETFs recorded $356 million in net inflows -- their first positive month since October 2025, when they attracted approximately $570 million. Despite the April recovery, Ether ETFs remain $413 million in net outflows year-to-date through the first four months of 2026, with cumulative net inflows since launch standing at approximately $11.9 billion. logging $81.6 million in April approximately $124 million, with cumulative inflows since launch reaching approximately $1.3 billion.
Solana ETFs were the relative disappointment, recording just $38.7 million in April inflows -- the smallest monthly total on record for the product category -- against cumulative inflows of approximately $1 billion. Dogecoin ETFs added $2 million in April, representing roughly 21% of their total cumulative inflows of approximately $9.6 million.
13F Season Ahead
April's strong inflow data arrives ahead of the 13F filing season in May, when major financial institutions will be required to disclose their first-quarter 2026 holdings in crypto ETFs. The disclosures are expected to provide the clearest picture yet of how deeply Bitcoin and crypto ETF exposure has penetrated institutional portfolios -- a dataset that could materially influence market sentiment heading into the summer.
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UK Considers Delaying Digital Pound Development Amid Private Sector Innovations
The UK Treasury and the Bank of England are contemplating slowing down the development of the digital pound, known as 'Britcoin.' According to Foresight News, insiders have revealed that UK officials are considering a 'compromise solution' to delay the progress of this central bank digital currency (CBDC), rather than making a final decision to approve or abandon the project this summer. One reason for the inclination to postpone full-scale development is the potential for private sector innovations, such as tokenized deposits, to offer alternative solutions that enable faster and cheaper payments while utilizing the existing regulated banking system. Currently, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey remains skeptical about the necessity of a retail digital pound. Meanwhile, the European Central Bank is advancing its digital euro initiative, whereas the United States has halted its work on central bank digital currencies.
The UK Treasury and the Bank of England are contemplating slowing down the development of the digital pound, known as 'Britcoin.' According to Foresight News, insiders have revealed that UK officials are considering a 'compromise solution' to delay the progress of this central bank digital currency (CBDC), rather than making a final decision to approve or abandon the project this summer. One reason for the inclination to postpone full-scale development is the potential for private sector innovations, such as tokenized deposits, to offer alternative solutions that enable faster and cheaper payments while utilizing the existing regulated banking system. Currently, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey remains skeptical about the necessity of a retail digital pound. Meanwhile, the European Central Bank is advancing its digital euro initiative, whereas the United States has halted its work on central bank digital currencies.
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Analyst Suggests Bitcoin Yet to Reach Bear-Market Bottom
On-chain analyst Axel Adler Jr. has indicated that Bitcoin has not yet experienced the significant decline typically seen at the bottom of previous bear markets. According to NS3.AI, Adler's model, which is based on four past market cycles, suggests that the current market has not yet entered its final phase.
On-chain analyst Axel Adler Jr. has indicated that Bitcoin has not yet experienced the significant decline typically seen at the bottom of previous bear markets. According to NS3.AI, Adler's model, which is based on four past market cycles, suggests that the current market has not yet entered its final phase.
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Fed Shifts From Rate Cut Signals to Neutral as Rate Hike Debate Emerges; Warsh to Inherit Divided Institution
Key Takeaways
Nick Timiraos reports the Fed's internal debate has shifted from "when to cut" to "what conditions would require rate hikes" -- a fundamental pivot in policy direction
Three regional Fed presidents -- Logan, Hamack, and Kashkari -- formally objected to language suggesting the next move is a rate cut, the first such dissent on policy wording since September 2020
Powell acknowledged "intense discussions" and admitted dissenters' arguments were "fully valid," signaling the dovish bias is effectively dead even if the language was retained procedurally
Minneapolis Fed President Kashkari outlined a rate hike scenario if the Strait of Hormuz does not reopen quickly, warning hikes may be necessary even at the cost of labor market weakness
Former senior Fed economist William English warned that holding rates steady while inflation rises is "passive easing" that becomes increasingly unsustainable over time
Kevin Warsh will inherit this divided institution when he assumes the chairmanship in mid-May, with the next policy meeting approximately one month after Powell's departure
The Federal Reserve has crossed a significant threshold in its internal policy debate, shifting from a discussion about when to resume rate cuts to an active consideration of conditions that might necessitate rate hikes -- a pivot that Nick Timiraos, the Wall Street Journal reporter closely followed as a conduit for Fed thinking, characterized on May 2 as a crucial turning point in the interest rate path.
The shift was made visible in the voting record from Wednesday's policy meeting, where three regional Fed presidents -- Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan, Cleveland Fed President Beth Hamack, and Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari -- formally objected to retaining language in the policy statement suggesting the next policy move is more likely to be a rate cut. The dissent targeted wording rather than the rate decision itself, a rare occurrence that has not been seen since September 2020.
Powell Validates the Dissenters
Outgoing Chairman Jerome Powell acknowledged the depth of the internal disagreement at his final press conference, describing the committee's discussions as "intense" and stating that the arguments of the dissenters were "fully valid." While Powell stopped short of removing the dovish guidance -- citing procedural reasons given that this was his final meeting -- his explicit validation of the hawkish dissent effectively signals that the language will not survive into the next meeting under new leadership.
The net result, as Timiraos frames it, is that the Fed has partially moved from signaling rate cuts to a neutral wait-and-see posture -- a shift with direct implications for asset prices that had been partly supported by expectations of eventual easing.
The Hormuz Shock Is the Core Driver
The energy shock from the de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz is identified as the primary force driving the policy recalibration. Unlike transitory price shocks that dissipate over weeks, the Hormuz disruption is structural -- a supply chain constraint that could keep energy costs elevated for months and permeate broader price levels, pushing inflation expectations higher at precisely the moment the Fed had hoped to pivot toward easing.
Kashkari outlined the rate hike scenario explicitly in a Friday speech, warning that if the strait does not reopen quickly, a series of rate increases may be necessary -- even at the cost of further weakening the labor market. The willingness of a Fed official to explicitly invoke the possibility of hikes despite deteriorating growth conditions underscores the severity of the inflation concern at the institution.
Former senior Fed economist William English added a structural dimension to the warning, arguing that holding rates steady while inflation rises constitutes "passive easing" -- a policy stance that becomes increasingly difficult to justify the longer elevated energy prices.
Key Takeaways
Nick Timiraos reports the Fed's internal debate has shifted from "when to cut" to "what conditions would require rate hikes" -- a fundamental pivot in policy direction
Three regional Fed presidents -- Logan, Hamack, and Kashkari -- formally objected to language suggesting the next move is a rate cut, the first such dissent on policy wording since September 2020
Powell acknowledged "intense discussions" and admitted dissenters' arguments were "fully valid," signaling the dovish bias is effectively dead even if the language was retained procedurally
Minneapolis Fed President Kashkari outlined a rate hike scenario if the Strait of Hormuz does not reopen quickly, warning hikes may be necessary even at the cost of labor market weakness
Former senior Fed economist William English warned that holding rates steady while inflation rises is "passive easing" that becomes increasingly unsustainable over time
Kevin Warsh will inherit this divided institution when he assumes the chairmanship in mid-May, with the next policy meeting approximately one month after Powell's departure
The Federal Reserve has crossed a significant threshold in its internal policy debate, shifting from a discussion about when to resume rate cuts to an active consideration of conditions that might necessitate rate hikes -- a pivot that Nick Timiraos, the Wall Street Journal reporter closely followed as a conduit for Fed thinking, characterized on May 2 as a crucial turning point in the interest rate path.
The shift was made visible in the voting record from Wednesday's policy meeting, where three regional Fed presidents -- Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan, Cleveland Fed President Beth Hamack, and Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari -- formally objected to retaining language in the policy statement suggesting the next policy move is more likely to be a rate cut. The dissent targeted wording rather than the rate decision itself, a rare occurrence that has not been seen since September 2020.
Powell Validates the Dissenters
Outgoing Chairman Jerome Powell acknowledged the depth of the internal disagreement at his final press conference, describing the committee's discussions as "intense" and stating that the arguments of the dissenters were "fully valid." While Powell stopped short of removing the dovish guidance -- citing procedural reasons given that this was his final meeting -- his explicit validation of the hawkish dissent effectively signals that the language will not survive into the next meeting under new leadership.
The net result, as Timiraos frames it, is that the Fed has partially moved from signaling rate cuts to a neutral wait-and-see posture -- a shift with direct implications for asset prices that had been partly supported by expectations of eventual easing.
The Hormuz Shock Is the Core Driver
The energy shock from the de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz is identified as the primary force driving the policy recalibration. Unlike transitory price shocks that dissipate over weeks, the Hormuz disruption is structural -- a supply chain constraint that could keep energy costs elevated for months and permeate broader price levels, pushing inflation expectations higher at precisely the moment the Fed had hoped to pivot toward easing.
Kashkari outlined the rate hike scenario explicitly in a Friday speech, warning that if the strait does not reopen quickly, a series of rate increases may be necessary -- even at the cost of further weakening the labor market. The willingness of a Fed official to explicitly invoke the possibility of hikes despite deteriorating growth conditions underscores the severity of the inflation concern at the institution.
Former senior Fed economist William English added a structural dimension to the warning, arguing that holding rates steady while inflation rises constitutes "passive easing" -- a policy stance that becomes increasingly difficult to justify the longer elevated energy prices.
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