With BTC’s price becoming more compressed, will we finally get a directional move? BTC entered last week with signs of strength and hope for the bulls, on the back of rejection from the downside on Friday, a weekly close above lower band of $26,500 - $31,050 range and an early rotation to the upside on Monday. Later in the day, the momentum started to wane instead of building. BTC got to its first challenge at $27,700 but was too weak on the approach and started backing off. Tuesday was a re

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With the continued indecision on the market and no risk on the horizon this week, will we have a substantial directional move on Bitcoin anyway? BTC was driven by technical picture and positioning last week. The debt ceiling topic wasn’t affecting the market much as a deal had already been reached, and the bill was passed by the House and Senate, then signed by Biden during the week. Another swing in probability of June’s rate hike (down this time) and fundamental data (jobs) didn’t cause any

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Is BTC likely to continue its up-move? Last week was dominated by debt ceiling negotiations with the market driven by sentiment - shaped by shifts in talks and technical picture. It was not affected much by incoming macro data and Fed members’ rhetoric, with probability of 25 bps hike in July having increased from 25% to 64% over the week. BTC started last week with initial weakness continuing from the day before on the back of no progress in debt ceiling talks. It retested $26,500 support o

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With BTC’s price becoming more compressed, will we finally get a directional move? BTC entered last week with signs of strength and hope for the bulls, on the back of rejection from the downside on Friday, a weekly close above lower band of $26,500 - $31,050 range and an early rotation to the upside on Monday. Later in the day, the momentum started to wane instead of building. BTC got to its first challenge at $27,700 but was too weak on the approach and started backing off. Tuesday was a re