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Hello everyone! This is the daily update from a CryptoRobotics trader-analyst. Yesterday, Bitcoin tested the local volume area at $115,800–$114,900 and then continued its upward movement, reaching the lower boundary of the strong resistance zone at $117,600–$118,600 (accumulated volume), followed by a pullback. Currently, the price is hovering around the volume support zone near ~$116,400. Selling pressure is relatively weak and is being absorbed by buyers — which is confirmed by delta data. This makes it reasonable to expect another wave of buying and a deeper test of the resistance zone. After that, we’ll watch closely for the seller’s reaction. Buy zones: • ~$116,400 (local volume support) • $113,300–$112,700 (local absorption of selling) • $110,000–$107,000 (accumulated volume) Sell zone: • $117,600–$118,600 (accumulated volume) This publication is not financial advice.

Hello everyone! This is the daily market update from a CryptoRobotics trader-analyst. Yesterday, Bitcoin broke the local market structure to the upside and tested the previously highlighted zone at $114,500–$114,000 (a mirror volume area). A strong buying reaction followed immediately, pushing the price to a new local high. At this point, we are witnessing a full shift in market direction toward an uptrend. Seller activity remains weak, so we expect the price to continue rising — at least toward the next selling zone at $117,600–$118,600 (volume accumulation). Below, a new volume area has formed between $115,800 and $114,900. We are watching closely for buyer activity there. If confirmed, it could serve as a long entry. Without such confirmation, the current breakout could turn into a false move, in which case the market may return to sideways rotation. Buy zones: $115,800–$114,900 (volume cluster) $113,300–$112,700 (local absorption of selling) $110,000–$107,000 (accumulated volume) Sell zone: $117,600–$118,600 (accumulated volume) This publication is not financial advice.

Hello everyone! This is the daily market analysis from the CryptoRobotics trading analyst. Yesterday, Bitcoin experienced another wave of decline but failed to reach the local low. A strong absorption of sell orders occurred, and a local support zone formed at $113,300–$112,700. We currently interpret the resulting volume as being positioned for buying. We are now waiting for a retest of two local support zones: $114,500–$114,000 (mirror volume zone) $113,300–$112,700 (local absorption of selling pressure) From there, we consider local long entries. The movement potential is aimed at the next sell zone. If price drops further and shows no reaction within these zones, it's important to closely monitor the price reaction near the $112,000 level. Buy Zones: $114,500–$114,000 (mirror volume zone) $113,300–$112,700 (local absorption of selling pressure) $110,000–$107,000 (accumulated volume) Sell Zones: $115,000–$116,300 (mirror volume zone) $117,600–$118,600 (accumulated volume) This publication is not financial advice.

Hello everyone! This is the daily analysis from the CryptoRobotics trading analyst. Yesterday, Bitcoin reached the resistance zone at $115,000–$116,300 (a mirror volume zone), and we are already seeing a reaction from sellers. Our primary expectations remain unchanged since yesterday — we anticipate a move back down toward the local low. If there’s no reaction at that level, we could see a further decline toward the next support zone at $110,000–$107,000 (accumulated volume). A shift to a bullish scenario is only possible if strong market buying appears, which would be reflected in a sharp spike in volume and upward positioning. Buy Zones: $110,000–$107,000 (accumulated volume) Sell Zones: $115,000–$116,300 (mirror volume zone) $117,600–$118,600 (accumulated volume) This publication is not financial advice.

📈 WHAT HAPPENED? Last week, US President Donald Trump once again "shook up" the financial markets. The report published by the White House was received positively and contributed to the recovery of the Bitcoin price. But soon after, new import duties were introduced, which changed the short-term trend of the first cryptocurrency to a downward one. Unfortunately, no one is immune to FUD. The local minimum was recorded at $112,000, after which the price rebounded slightly, but didn’t reach the key zone of $110,000-$107,000 (accumulated volumes). 💼 WHAT WILL HAPPEN: OR NOT? Currently, buyer activity remains weak, with significant volumes concentrated above the current price, and no active demand at the local lows. Another wave of sales is likely from the $115,000-$116,300 zone to the formed low of $112,000. On the other hand, wave analysis shows the weakening of sellers. The market has already absorbed the last wave of sales, and there was a break on the hourly timeframe. With the growth of buying volumes, a rebound to the nearest volume resistance is possible. However, we’ll most likely not be able to do without strong sales, and we’re highly likely to see Bitcoin at $110,000. Buy Zones: $110,000–$107,000 (accumulated volume) Sell Zones: $117,600–$118,600 (accumulated volume) $115,000–$116,300 (mirror volume zone) 📰 IMPORTANT DATES Macroeconomic events that we’re following this week: • Tuesday, August 5, 13:45 (UTC) — publication of the business activity index (PMI) in the US services sector for July; • Tuesday, August 5, 14:00 (UTC) — publication of the US Non-Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (ISM) for July; • Thursday, August 7, 11:00 (UTC) — announcement of the UK interest rate decision for August; • August 7, Thursday, 11:30 (UTC) — publication of the Bank of England's letter on UK inflation; • August 7, Thursday, 12:30 (UTC) — publication of the number of initial jobless claims in the United States for August. *This post is not a financial recommendation. Make decisions based on your own experience. #analytics

Hello everyone! This is the daily analysis from the trader-analyst at CryptoRobotics. Yesterday, Trump officially imposed tariffs on 68 countries, which are set to take effect on August 7. The legality of these tariffs is already being challenged in court. The market reacted extremely negatively to this development — despite the overall positive technical setup and volume distribution, Bitcoin dropped to $114,000, deeply testing the volume zone and local lows. Despite all of this, the bullish scenario should not be ruled out. The price action during the decline has been weak: while selling pressure is high, it has not led to a full breakdown of the lows. At this stage, it’s better to avoid opening new positions. Consider long setups only after a test of the $117,600–$118,600 supply zone, and watch for a buyer’s reaction on the retest. If negative momentum continues, the price could drop further to the next support zone. Buy zones: • $110,000–$107,000 (accumulated volumes) Sell zones: • $117,600–$118,600 (accumulated volumes) This publication is not financial advice.

Hello everyone! This is the daily analysis from CryptoRobotics' trader-analyst. Yesterday, we tested the local support zones previously marked and moved into a decline. At 21:00 (GMT+3), the U.S. Federal Reserve released its monetary policy statement, which included hawkish comments regarding inflation risks. The interest rate remained unchanged. The market reacted negatively to this news, and Bitcoin accelerated its drop. At one point, a key buyer zone at $116,200–$115,000 (volume anomalies) was tested. Then, between 21:30 and 22:00 (GMT+3), a report from the White House on digital assets was released, shifting focus toward a more positive regulatory outlook. Bitcoin bounced from the mentioned zone and has since fully recovered the drop. Currently, there are no immediate resistance levels, so in the near term, we’re likely to see a test of the ~$120,000 level. There, it's important to watch for any signs of selling pressure. Buy Zones: • $116,200–$115,000 (volume anomalies) • $110,000–$107,000 (accumulated volume) This publication does not constitute financial advice.

Hello everyone! This is the daily analysis from the CryptoRobotics trading analyst. Yesterday, Bitcoin continued its move toward the local low and formed a false breakout. Throughout the decline, we observed a positive delta, which may indicate gradual accumulation of long positions. At the same time, the descending trendline has not yet been broken, and there was strong absorption of market buys around ~$118,400 and ~$118,800 — which makes entering long positions very risky at the moment. Our main expectations are based on further rotation within the range marked in yesterday’s analysis. In the short term, we are watching for a test of two local zones to assess the reaction from sellers. If the reaction is weak, a test of the upper boundary of the new sideways range is quite possible. Buy zones: $116,200–$115,000 (volume anomalies) $110,000–$107,000 (accumulated volume) Sell zones: ~$118,400 and ~$118,800 (local resistances) This publication is not financial advice.

Hello everyone! This is the daily analysis from the CryptoRobotics trading analyst. Yesterday, Bitcoin experienced a local reversal. At this point, two zones previously marked by us have been worked out: Buy zone — $118,300–$117,300 Sell zone — $119,500–$119,000 We now expect continued rotation within the $117,400–$119,800 range, with potential expansion in both directions. The overall context remains positive, so a full breakout to the upside could occur in the near future. Buy zones: $116,200–$115,000 (volume anomalies) $110,000–$107,000 (accumulated volume) This publication is not financial advice.

📈 WHAT HAPPENED? Last week, a less priority but expected scenario was realized for Bitcoin. We broke through the sideways in a downward direction and fell to the area of pushing volumes ~$115,000. At this level, strong volume anomalies were recorded, and a rebound occurred. On Friday, the daily analysis on TradingView indicated a point to join the long movement, which confirmed its accuracy. The price reached the accumulated volume zone of the sideways at $117,600-$119,200 and was able to consolidate above without any significant reaction, which strengthens the buyers' position. 💼 WHAT WILL HAPPEN: OR NOT? At the moment, the first protection from sellers has appeared. Let's consider possible scenarios: 1. A decline to the mirror zone of $118,300-$117,300, from which, if the buyers' reaction is confirmed, buys are expected to resume. Next, a narrow sideways formation within the mentioned zone and a local sell zone of $119,500-$119,000 is possible, followed by a long position. Another option is to develop a further long divergence from the current levels. In this case, the local sell zone of $119,000-$119,500 will provide additional support. 2. A less priority scenario is a decline to the volume anomaly zone of $116,200-$115,000, with a test of the local minimum. In this case, the recovery will take longer. Buy Zones: $118,300–$117,300 (mirror volume zone) $116,200–$115,000 (volume anomalies) $110,000–$107,000 (accumulated volumes) Sell Zone: $119,500–$119,000 (potential resistance if a correction develops) 📰 IMPORTANT DATES Macroeconomic events this week: • July 29, Tuesday, 14:00 (UTC) - publication of the US Consumer Confidence Index from CB for July; • July 29, Tuesday, 14:00 (UTC) - publication of the US Job Openings and Labor Turnover (JOLTS) for June; • July 30, Wednesday, 08:00 (UTC) - publication of Germany's GDP for the second quarter of 2025; • July 30, Wednesday, 12:15 (UTC) — ADP's July change in the number of non-agricultural employees in the United States; • July 30, Wednesday, 12:30 (UTC) — U.S. GDP for the second quarter of 2025; • July 30, Wednesday, 13:45 (UTC) — Canada's interest rate decision; • July 30, Wednesday, 18:00 (UTC) — US FOMC statement and announcement of the US Federal Reserve interest rate decision; •July 30, Wednesday, 18:30 (UTC) — US FOMC press Conference; • July 31, Thursday, 01:30 (UTC) — publication of the Chinese Manufacturing PMI for July; •July 31, Thursday, 03:00 (UTC) — announcement of Japan's interest rate decision; • July 31, Thursday, 12:00 (UTC) — publication of Germany's July Consumer Price Index (CPI); • July 31, Thursday, 12:30 (UTC) — publication of the United States' June Personal Consumption Expenditure Price Index and Initial Jobless Claims; • August 1, Friday, 09:00 (UTC) — publication of the Eurozone Consumer Price Index (CPI) for July; • August 1, Friday, 12:30 (UTC) — publication of the average hourly wage, changes in the number of employees in the non-agricultural sector, and the unemployment rate in the United States for July; • August 1, Friday, 13:45 (UTC) — publication of the U.S. Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for July. *This post is not a financial recommendation. Make decisions based on your own experience. #analytics