🗞️ Daily Insights

Bitcoin is stuck in a narrow 114.5K–115K range, with buyers defending support and sellers holding resistance. A bounce could send price back toward 116.3K, while a breakdown risks a test of the 200-period MA and even 113.2K.

Bitcoin broke out of its falling channel and now sits at a key resistance level near 116.3K. Buyers and sellers are battling for control, with the next move hinging on the Fed’s rate decision this week.

Bitcoin closed the week with clean technical setups, moving between 111.8K and 115K before testing resistance at 116.3K. Key levels now sit at 115.3K and 114.5K, with the next move deciding whether momentum carries toward 117K or slips back toward 113.2K.

Bitcoin just broke out above 115K, hit targets, and retested support. The next move hinges on 116.3K (bullish) vs. 115K (bearish) — Friday volatility could make the breakout or reversal sharp.

ETH broke out of its triangle with a daily close above trendline. Today decides if it holds above 4,438 (bullish) or slips back under 4,295 (bearish). Key levels: 4,500 → 4,665 → 4,873.

ETH is squeezing at the apex of a descending triangle around 4,290. Break above the trendline targets 4,665, while a drop under 4,250 opens 4,098. Next move depends on this key support zone.

BTC kicked off the week above 111.8K but hit resistance at 112.38K. Bulls need a breakout for 112.8K–113.2K, while bears eye a retest of 111.8K and downside to 110.6K/109.4K.

Gold hit $3,600 after a strong run, with $3,700 still in play. Watch for a pullback entry, continuation above support, or a deeper drop under $3,460. Bigger picture bias remains bullish.

BTC delivered textbook trades this week — longs from 109.4K hit 113K targets, and shorts on the failed breakout paid too. Weekend focus: 110.6K support vs. 111.8K resistance.

Every August the whispers come back. 

Traders start talking about Ghost Month like it’s some kind of curse. The question is simple: should you actually care about it when you’re trading Bitcoin, or is it just another myth traders use to explain their losses?

One of the fastest ways beginners lose money in trading is by chasing moves that have already happened. You see a coin or a stock explode upward, your gut screams “I can’t miss this,” and you jump in just when the party is about to end.

For traders in the EUR/USD market, timing is not just important. It is decisive. While many focus on charts, technical levels, and short-term news, the most consistent monthly anchor comes from one fundamental source: the Consumer Price Index, or CPI.

When Ronald Read passed away in 2014, his friends and neighbors were stunned. He had worked his entire life as a gas station attendant and part-time janitor. He lived in a small house, drove a used Toyota Yaris, and was known for patching up old coats instead of buying new ones.

Most people think of gold as a precious metal or an inflation hedge. That’s outdated. Smart investors don’t watch gold for its commodity value. They watch it because gold is a live reading of global uncertainty.