#BTC is still going nowhere and remains inside the channel, having just reacted near the support line. The market can still move higher until resistance, but the price has slowed down a little, which might be concerning.

#SNX made a very short-term downward move of only 6% before eventually reversing straight toward the drawn resistance area. This is a miss of a key level and might be hit very soon; anticipated moves are marked on the chart.

#BITCOIN DAILY TF UPDATE:

#BITCOIN is rejecting near its resistance area and turning slightly bearish. Next week may bring a downtrend or correction, so go with the flow.

#TOTAL UPDATE:

#TOTAL is still facing resistance from the marked area and gave a shallow break and close below. It is more like rejecting it, so next week might be a correction week, with an expected short-term down-move.

Measured in coins rather than dollars, so the price decline does not flatter it, spot volume has fallen to its lowest since 2019. Stripping out Binance, whose zero-fee promotion inflated tracked volume through 2022 and 2023, gives a similar picture, though on that cut it sits above the depths of the last bear.

Low volume is less a directional signal than a description of who is left. With cash paid to wait, a good deal of it appears to be waiting.

#BTC WEEKLY TF UPDATE:

#BTC has made a strong bullish close on the weekly timeframe. This week, price also rejected top resistance, potentially forming a reversal pin bar candlestick. Looking at the market's bullishness, we can see strong moves occurring in various directions.

#DXY retraced this week and attempted to move above the zone. Next week might see a drop or a correction, so prepare well with entries and stops.

The order book suggests the money has not left so much as stepped back. Since early June a persistent stack of bids has built between 2% and 20% below spot and has stayed there, refreshed day after day. Above the price, the offer side has thinned considerably, with resting sell orders in the same band near their thinnest of the past month.

Buyers look willing, just not at these levels, and there is little supply standing in the way of a move higher. Thin books cut both ways, and they are often how a quiet market becomes a fast one.

#BTC is going through the channel, and the weekly close looks like a pin bar candlestick. I already said this week might see a correction, and it's likely we'll hit the resistance first.

#US30 UPDATE:

#US30 has retraced all the way up to the mentioned area and has now entered a consolidation range. Look for a range breakout and take positions.

Here's the analysis of #BANK:

#BANK has entered a strong consolidation and continued to hold the strong support area around $0.0345 - $0.0361. The market is mixed at the moment, so if the price makes a healthy break and closes below, we can consider shorts.

#BTC is still moving sideways, with little activity. The price is still building the right shoulder of the Head and Shoulders pattern. Let it build successfully and break in either direction.

#GOLD dropped all the way down and might continue to print a new lower low, tapping into the drawn support area at $4,380. Buys can start from there, so attempt them after confirmation, and shorts only after a healthy close below.

Glassnode's Bitcoin Vector reads Risk Off: mild rather than extreme, one band above capitulation, in what the model calls a tactical pause. A signal sitting defensive rather than capitulating reads as the practical form of everything above.

The macro regime pays capital to wait, the on-chain and off-chain surfaces have gone quiet, and the model scoring them is not asking anyone to step in front of it. A bounce is unlikely to turn that; a change of regime would.

#BTC is now building a falling wedge pattern, but price is still inside the interval with mixed sentiment in the market. Waiting for the price to break the highs/lows or for a pattern break.

#BTC.D is going sideways now, and the breakout will determine market moves, as a rise in dominance will lead to lower prices in altcoins. #BTC slows down, then the market will rise a little.

Macro conditions remain conflicted for Bitcoin. The DXY has rolled over from its July highs, typically a supportive development for risk assets, yet US 10-year yields have continued climbing toward 4.7%. Bitcoin has so far failed to respond meaningfully to the weaker dollar, remaining anchored near cycle lows around $60–65k.

This divergence suggests that elevated real and nominal yields remain the dominant macro constraint, keeping financial conditions restrictive and raising the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets. A more constructive backdrop for BTC would likely require the recent dollar weakness to be accompanied by a sustained decline in Treasury yields.

#BTC is attempting to break out of the falling wedge pattern and might move towards the resistance area at $83,450. Looking for some sort of up-move.