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For all the perma-bears on $BTC , keep in mind that there is significant liquidity sitting between $67,000–$68,000.
Large whales and market makers typically aim to keep the fewest possible traders positioned in the right direction.
With the majority currently expecting further downside, I believe a move higher to sweep that liquidity and flip sentiment bullish is more likely before the next leg lower.

$BTC NY-session gave a little pump and dump.
Bitcoin is still consolidating between the two key levels at 65.4K & 63.9K.
I'm still waiting on some sort of directional move before even considering a trade.
Open interest showed this tiny pump happened because of shorts closing, and this shows that the market is short here.
Not a lot of buying strength to be found yet, and a move to the downside makes more sense if you ask me.
Intraday target remains the 63.3K low, but then again it's pre-CPI and we all know BTC has a will on its own.
Probably no real follow through until after CPI tomorrow.
Trading plan the same as shared this morning.

$BEAT — One wrong step can lead to another… hehe 😜
Both $BEAT and $BICO have been taken, and I’m honestly very happy with the results. 🥳🔥
The market has been brutal to altcoins, with many projects looking beaten down and forgotten.
But sometimes, that’s exactly where traders start looking for opportunities. 👀
🇺🇸 Wednesday’s CPI could be the next major catalyst.
The big question:
Will the CPI print rewrite September rate-cut expectations?
A softer number could revive risk appetite and give beaten-down alts some breathing room.
A hotter print could bring more pressure and keep liquidity tight.
For now, I’m watching the data, the reaction, and where capital starts rotating next.
Fallen alts aren’t necessarily dead — but timing and risk management matter. 😜
$BEAT $BICO
#AIInfraEarningsWatch #CPIToResetFedBets
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Ögonblicksbild vid 11 aug. 2026, 22:04

THIS $SPCX PUMP IS NOT A BULLISH SIGNAL
$SPCX just ripped from $108 to $133 after the first major unlock
That’s exactly what makes this setup dangerous
The market absorbed the initial supply shock, shorts covered, and late buyers chased the move
Now the crowd thinks the unlock risk is behind us
It isn’t
The shares became liquid - they didn’t disappear
And with more supply coming, the market still has to absorb a massive amount of insider selling pressure
That’s why I think $133 WON’T HOLD
I’m watching $105-110 as the first major downside level
If that support fails, the bounce is likely to unwind quickly as late buyers exit and more unlock supply hits the market
That opens the door to my main target: $85-95
I'll warn you
#AIMemorySelloffEases #SpaceXShortCovering #BTCETHETFInflowsReturn

Ögonblicksbild vid 10 aug. 2026, 16:29
🚨 The real AI arms race may not be happening in chips. It may be happening in the money behind them. 💰🤖
Everyone is watching who can build the fastest AI chips.
I’m watching a different question:
Who can finance the massive infrastructure needed to actually deploy them?
Nvidia is reportedly working with BlackRock, Blackstone and Goldman Sachs on a platform aimed at mobilizing more than $500B for customer data centers and GPUs.
At the same time, Intel is planning a roughly $15B stock sale to help fund capex, working capital, AI chips and advanced manufacturing.
The difference is important.
🟢 Nvidia: Trying to help customers unlock more capital to buy the infrastructure.
🔵 Intel: Raising equity to finance its own expansion.
Same AI boom.
Very different financing strategies.
And the market’s reaction is telling.
Both stocks fell, suggesting investors aren’t just asking:
“How big will AI demand become?”
They’re also asking:
“Who is going to pay for all of this — and what will it cost shareholders?” 👀
That’s the part I think deserves more attention.
The headline number may be $500B, but the real story will come down to:
💰 Funding terms
🏗️ Actual infrastructure demand
📊 Customer commitments
⚙️ Execution
📉 Capital intensity
Nvidia’s final deals are still pending, so the headline figure is far from the finished story.
AI demand may be massive. But financing that demand could become the next major battleground.
Not advice — just analysis.
#Nvidia500BAIInfra #Nvidia #Intel #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Semiconductors #DataCenters #AIInfrastructure #BlackRock #Blackstone #GoldmanSachs
#DailyOrbit

$BTC
It looks like we are holding 64K level for now, which results in huge chances to take ~66K liquidity
That would be a perfect range deviation to reject from and dump to lower targets at ~59K
Pretty textbook here
$XCRCL — Circle
I think one of the biggest barriers between traditional finance and crypto is not demand. It is infrastructure fragmentation. Stocks live in brokerage systems, crypto lives on blockchains, and moving between those worlds usually means moving between completely different rails.
xCRCL is part of the tokenized-equity infrastructure bringing traditional U.S. equities onchain. The xStocks framework describes tokenized equities as 1-to-1 backed by underlying assets, with wallet-compatible custody, 24/7 access and onchain settlement.
xStocks +1
What catches my attention is the possibility of making financial assets behave more like native digital objects.
Bitcoin demonstrated a powerful idea: ownership can be controlled through cryptographic keys and verified through a public network. Tokenized equities are not identical to Bitcoin because the underlying asset and legal claims still depend on external structures.
That distinction is critical.
Onchain representation can improve portability, transparency and interoperability, but it does not magically eliminate the need to trust the issuer, custodian or legal framework behind the asset.
Still, the direction matters.
If equity ownership can increasingly interact with blockchain wallets, decentralized applications and programmable settlement, the boundary between traditional finance and crypto becomes less rigid.
I think assets such as xCRCL are useful infrastructure experiments for that transition. The long-term opportunity is not simply putting stocks on a blockchain; it is building financial rails where ownership, settlement and verification become more transparent and interoperable.
#AIInfraEarningsWatch #CPIToResetFedBets #AIInfraFundingDiverges

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The market rarely wipes investors out in a single crash. More often, it convinces everyone that a short-term bounce is the start of a long-term trend. 📉➡️📈 A few strong green candles are all it takes for Crypto Twitter to declare that "altseason is back." But the data tells a different story. Liquidity is still concentrated in a small group of high-conviction assets. This isn't a broad rally—it's a winner-take-liquidity market. 💧 The assets attracting the most significant capital flow: 🟠 $BT

$BTC, finally some tradable volatility after nearly a week of nothing.
Price is still in a nowhere zone despite the move down. We got a bearish CHoCH on the 4h at $64,700, so short-term structure has flipped, but that just means we're rotating toward the other end of the range rather than breaking anything.
The level that matters is $62,200. It's been defended repeatedly since July and carries 1D and 3D S/R confluence, which is exactly why price keeps reacting there.
Anything around that level, or better, a sweep below it, is where I'll be looking for longs. A deviation there gives me a tight invalidation and the entire range to work with above.
For the bulls to take back control on the LTF, we need a close back above $65,482. Until then, longs at the lows are the play, not chasing in the middle.
#BTC #BTCUSDT


$BTC, Basically did nothing again this week. Still compressing inside this tiny range.
It's a nowhere region for me. No long, no short. Price is sitting between the value area edges with nothing at either end worth risking capital on.
Price is trading above the POC of this local range, which keeps my near term lean marginally bullish.
My first point of interest is the VAH around $65,800, I want to observe how price behaves there before drawing any conclusions. Acceptance above it opens the door higher, toward the highs of the bigger range at $67k.
The zone I actually care about is the highs of the bigger range, $67k–68k. If we get there I would lean more toward shorts.
It's Monday. Let's hope this week gives us some meaningful price action.
#BTC #BTCUSDT