After a sluggish February, the crypto market has staged a strong rebound in early March. Yesterday (Mar 5), Bitcoin broke out of its consolidation range, briefly touching $74,000, with a 24-hour gain of nearly 8%. Ethereum reclaimed $2,100, and the altcoin market broadly recovered as overall market momentum shifted upward. However, after a huge rebound, Crypto Fear & Greed Index went back to “Extreme Fear” zone again. Technical Outlook: Will Today’s Pullback Reverse the Rally? On the daily chart, Bitcoin has not produced a sustained sequence of bullish candles for nearly half a month, indicating that previous rebounds lacked follow-through. The key level now sits around $74,500. If Bitcoin closes today with a strong bullish candle and holds above $74,500, it could form a breakout conti

On March 4, cryptocurrency markets saw a clear rally, and Bitcoin prices were back on their feet$70,000 mark, once touchedAround $73,000, hitting a new high in nearly a month. Market data shows that Bitcoin gained about 24 hours6%–7%Driving the simultaneous strength of Ethereum and other mainstream crypto assets, the overall market value of the crypto market rebounded significantly. The core driving force for this round of gains comes fromCapital recovery and short covering。 After the previous market continuous correction, a large number of short positions were forced to close, forming an obvious short-termshort squeeze, pushing prices up rapidly. At the same time, the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF once again experienced significant capital inflows, of which the scale of capital inflows reached hu

In early 2025, I modeled a potential decline to $4,800 for the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ ; the index eventually bottomed at $4,830 in April. This followed my previous warnings regarding the July 2024 selloff, which ultimately found its floor during the Yen carry-trade liquidation in August. Today, we are witnessing a distinct asymmetric condition in the market. Sectors outside of Technology, Consumer Discretionary, and Financials are rallying, while Tech, Megacaps, and Bitcoin (BTC used as a “risk-on” thermometer), have already reached oversold conditions. This is atypical, as major market tops are usually characterized by synchronized overbought conditions across all sectors. In today’s publication you will read the different signals to watch ahead of

Michael Saylor's  packs an enormous amount of insight!  He points out a core reason why Bitcoin's price is being suppressed: the traditional financial system still lacks a mature, well-developed Bitcoin lending (borrowing against BTC collateral) market.Large Bitcoin holders who need cash right now basically face two bad options:Sell their Bitcoin outright to raise funds → this directly dumps selling pressure on the market and pushes the price down. $CME Bitcoin - main 2603(BTCmain)$   $Strategy(MSTR)$   Use their Bitcoin as collateral to borrow money instead. At first glance, you'd think the second option is better and shouldn't hurt the price—but it actually does, and h