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$BNB (weekly) has broken out of its descending channel. If the $570–$587 support holds, upside targets sit at $800–$1,000 — and a clean break above that opens the path toward $1,500 🚀

Top 10 bitcoin holders as of today

$NIL
DONT TELL ME THIS IS NOT SUPER - BULLISH

🗣️ Michael Saylor:
The crypto winter is over!
Do you think it is over?
👍 - Yes
❤️ - No

Lets roll

Over $3B in $BTC longs stacked near $70K 🚨
A clear liquidation magnet.
If price sweeps that level, late bulls could get wiped.
Trade smart. 😉

💸 Daily BTC review 💸
🔖 Liquidations (24h):
According to CoinGlass, 81,638 traders were liquidated over the past 24 hours for a total of $186.36 million. This time, the market maker punished the hasty bulls: 62% longs against 38% shorts. Yet another confirmation that attempting to buy the dip during stagnation ends in losing your deposit.
👨‍💻 Market analysis:
Bitcoin continues its tedious stagnation near the round $80,000 mark without any clear structure. Trading volumes are falling rapidly ahead of the weekend. My global scenario remains unchanged: I am expecting a massive short breakout

🐳 Fear & Greed went from 32 to 60 in 24 hours, indicating a regime shift.
On April 22, Fear was at 32, while on the morning of April 24, Greed reached 60. Whales accumulated approximately 270K $BTC just before this change.
The Alpha Crypto Sentiment Gauge had already distinguished retail panic from smart-money positioning weeks prior, and now the public sentiment has aligned.
What will sentiment do next after the crowd was wrong for 46 consecutive days?

$OGN - SPOT GEM CALL
ENTER AT CMP
SL - 0.01970
Tp - 0.03 - 0.04 - 0.05

$OP
LOAD UR BAGS 🎒
2X 3X CALLING 📞

🖥 Wedge: A reversal pattern
Wedges often signal a trend reversal. The key is how price enters the pattern—if it’s falling before forming a wedge and then breaks upward, it’s a bullish falling wedge. Broadening wedges can also hint at a trend ending.

🚨Ethereum records $2.7M in 24h fees, ahead of Hyperliquid’s $1.7M.

$ETH under $2400 is ugly

Ya'll remember this purchase

In September 2023, someone paid a staggering $515,000 fee to send just $2,000 in Bitcoin.
For days, the sender was a mystery—until it was revealed to be Paxos, the firm behind PayPal’s stablecoin. A simple bug turned a normal ~$0.60 fee into one of the most expensive transactions ever.
F2Pool mined the block and could’ve kept the entire fee—but chose to return it 5 days later.

Claim it for 2027