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GM ☀️
#Bitcoin has surpassed the weekly resistance at $57,300. The next resistance level is at $60,422.
Funding rates are gradually moving away from negative territory, while Open Interest continues to rise.
Looking at the liquidation map, there's short liquidation at $58,500 and significant long liquidation at $55,300.
Currently, #silver, #gold, and US markets are in risky zones. It’s wise to be cautious. Even if there’s a slight rise, I believe short positions will be affected until next week's #Fed interest rate decision. YTD 0 reply
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GM ☀️ Although #Bitcoin rose to $58,000, it has once again fallen below the $57,300 support level. If the $56,117 support is broken, Bitcoin could face further trouble. Today, Fed member BOWMAN will be speaking, but there are no other major data releases. Therefore, it’s wise to be cautious when taking long positions.
Funding rates are slowly turning positive, and Open Interest has increased compared to yesterday.
Additionally, while many #altcoins briefly broke above their resistance levels, they are gradually retracing. 0 reply
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Good morning! ☀️ Here's the latest update:
📈 Bitcoin spot purchases are still insufficient but there are some coming in. Open Interest has risen again, but short positions have increased. Funding rates continue to be negative. Additionally, the rise to $55,300 has resulted in a significant amount of short liquidations.
🔍 Technically, we have a resistance at $56,117 and a weekly support at $54,000. If we break the $54k support, revisiting $53k is likely.
💭 In my opinion, given the funding and short positions, we should see an upward movement. However, the weekly outlook remains poor, so this upward move might not materialize. Just as funding becomes less significant in a bull market, the same might apply in a bear market. 0 reply
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