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We’ve been waiting for gold to break above the 3400 level for quite some time. Despite multiple tests and deep wicks into this zone, I don’t expect the coming week to bring a fresh high for gold. With price compression between 3390 – 3400, I anticipate that the market will be selling gold this week. We should also expect a stop hunt on sellers before the drop. My preferred short entry zone remains 3415 – 3430, with a probable target around 3200, making this risk-reward setup attractive.

After consolidating between $120K and $116K for two weeks, last week Bitcoin broke below this range with a strong bearish candle. 📉 Part of the leftover liquidity has been swept, but the candle formations at the top indicate profit-taking by buyers and increasing selling pressure at higher levels. On the retracement toward the $118K zone, sellers still showed dominance. As we mentioned in previous analyses, Bitcoin wouldn’t truly enter a corrective phase unless it reached the $108K–$104K zone. However, with the current market structure, a new wave of sellers is joining in, and we’re already seeing its impact on altcoins. While we may not have full confirmation yet for a sustained downtrend, the market signals suggest Bitcoin has entered a corrective phase.

Last week, prior to Powell’s speech, we expected a move down to the $3280 area. While we anticipated a brief pullback to lighten liquidity around $3400 first, price instead dropped straight down without a bounce. ✅ The reaction at our level was spot-on, culminating in a weekly close above $3360 — very bullish. With liquidity around $3370 already cleared, we don’t expect strong resistance ahead. 📈 The preferred strategy for this week: Buy gold. 🎯 A solid entry zone lies between $3320–$3330. ⚠️ For those insisting on counter-trend trades, we strongly advise keeping targets small.

Gold enters a high-risk environment starting today. All eyes are on Jerome Powell's speech, which will signal whether the Fed remains firm on its hawkish stance or adopts a more dovish tone. 📈 That said, a broader look at the chart suggests the market has already aligned itself with the dominant trend. 🗓️ In addition to today’s speech, tariff-related news expected on Friday doesn’t seem likely to disrupt the ongoing bullish momentum in gold — or in crypto markets, for that matter. 🧠 That’s the general market read I'm sensing right now, but we’ll have to see how it unfolds. 🎯 Personally, I still view the $3290 level as a solid buy zone, with the potential to become one of gold’s historical bottoms.

Last week, we marked the 3320–3330 zone as a potential buy-entry area. However, mid-term order flow pushed price above 3400 before reaching that level. Toward the end of the week, a sell-off slightly weakened buyer confidence, and we now anticipate more cautious re-entries around the 3300–3290 region. 📈 The broader trend remains bullish for mid and long-term traders. For scalpers trading against the trend, we recommend sticking to minor bearish pullbacks only, and managing risk tightly. 🔻 The 3390–3400 range offers a potential 300+ pip short opportunity for risk-averse sellers. 🟠 Risk-tolerant traders might consider holding shorts until the 3300 zone is tested. ⚠️ Key Insight: Given the liquidity build-up at 3400, if the price returns to this level, there’s a strong chance we’ll see a breakout above the previous high.

Ethereum has decisively broken through the key $3,000 level, pushing toward $4,000 with strong bullish momentum. 📉 While a short-term correction is likely in the coming weeks, ETH — much like Bitcoin — tends to attract increased investor interest with each dip. As such, a continued rally toward $5,000 by the end of September remains well within reach, given the current structure and sentiment. ✅ Personally, I’m waiting for a pullback to around $2,700 as a more optimal re-entry point.

We’ve previously discussed the significance of the $110,000 level — a zone where long-term holders typically take partial profits. After multiple pullbacks from that region, a new wave of short-term investors stepped in around $97,000, managing to push the price as high as $123,000. ⚠️ I know many traders are tracking Bitcoin dominance and expecting a correction from this zone — and I partly agree. However, issuing a sell signal here feels premature and potentially risky. ✅ Instead, I’d suggest looking for a re-entry opportunity around $95,000, where market structure and buyer activity may offer a much better risk-reward ratio.

The breakout above the $0.80 level was a major technical milestone for Cardano. ✅ The price not only breached the resistance, but also confirmed it with a strong daily close — clearly signaling that sellers have lost control of the market. Now, we’re likely to see buyers step in and take over the trend. 🕒 For a more optimal and lower-risk entry, I suggest watching the $0.64 area. There’s a strong possibility that liquidity around this zone could push the price aggressively toward $2.20, backed by solid bullish momentum. 🎯 This setup offers a promising upside — stay alert for confirmation signals.

In our previous updates, we highlighted the 3350–3360 zone as a critical resistance that could trigger a pullback toward the 3200 level. 📉 Over the past week, price tested this zone multiple times, and each time we saw a sharp rejection of 400–500 pips. This behavior clearly indicates that liquidity has been absorbed in this area, and short sellers have likely hit their targets. 📈 Now, the market dynamics are shifting. With sellers exiting and the zone losing its bearish pressure, we could be looking at the beginning of a new bullish leg. The first key resistance on the upside is 3400. ⚠️ However, considering the number of high-impact events expected this week, I personally prefer to wait for a low-risk entry closer to 3320–3330 rather than chasing the move early. Stay alert — this week could bring high volatility and major trend moves.

DOGE appears bearish long-term (Dec 2024 ATH: $0.48), but recent price action reveals bullish divergence. 🔑 Key Observations: 1️⃣ April 2025 "Weak Support" ($0.15): Low-volume consolidation → weak seller commitment. Swift breakout confirms this was a liquidity grab by bulls. 2️⃣ Bullish Momentum Acceleration: Minor resistance at $0.25 breached with 24% above-average volume (July 15). RSI rising from neutral (58) → room for upside. 3️⃣ Declining Seller Liquidity: Order book depth: Buy support at $0.23 is 3x stronger than sell pressure at $0.26. Funding rates neutral → no overheated long squeeze risk. 🎯 Forward Outlook: Short-term: Pullback to $0.27-$0.28 (liquidity sweep) likely before continuation. Targets: $0.45 (pre-2024 resistance) → $0.50 (psychological level). ❗ Risk Management: Invalidation: Daily close below $0.22. Position Entry: Limit orders near $0.28 with 2:1 R/R. 📊 Chart Annotations: Green zone: Optimal buy area ($0.27-$0.28) Red line: Key invalidation ($0.22) Blue arrow: Projected path