Bitcoin (BTC)

We must never get lost in the lower timeframes. Hence here is my look at the weekly chart of #Bitcoin. At the current price level, Bitcoin is at an important resistance zone. If BTC fails to sustainably break through the area around 63.3K, a rejection is likely. In that case, a new lower low could follow soon. Conversely, if the breakout succeeds, the next significant price targets lie within the range of the dotted line. As always: This is not financial advice, but my personal chart assessment 😇🤙

Bitcoin breakout!! - Crypto Sunday Summary - 05 July 2026 https://t.co/7MGm53OcJF

bitcoin:native There is no need to predict which levels will hold or assume how the market will react. Every untouched liquidity level especially when aligned with Fib levels should be treated as potential trading opportunity. The key is not predicting the outcome but managing risk effectively. 63.4k to 64k is interesting level to watch as price approaches it.

Oh my God, I told you this four years ago.

Strategy’s Michael Saylor: Capital Flows, Not Halvings, Will Drive Bitcoin’s Future Strategy’s @saylor argued that Bitcoin’s traditional four-year cycle is becoming less relevant as institutional adoption reshapes the market. He said future growth will be driven by ETF inflows, corporate and sovereign treasury allocations, bank credit, derivatives, and global capital flows, while Bitcoin’s base protocol should become even harder to change. Saylor also warned against the risks of “paper Bitcoin,” custodial centralization, and regulatory capture.

🚨 Altcoins heading into their best phase in six years @Sykodelic_ writes: "Altcoins are about to enter their best phase in six years. The majority will not understand what is happening – they only expect further downside." His argument is purely structural: we have never seen a genuine altcoin run because we never had a full cycle. The chart he shows, however, is not the reason why exactly THE DOMINANCE CROSS THAT ENTAILS EVERYONE #Bitcoin dominance flips down for the first time in roughly five and a half years. The last cross of this kind was in October 2020, a few weeks before the altseason of early 2021 – currently the dominance is just under 56 percent. This exact pattern is currently driving the timing hype across all feeds. Sykodelic’s OTHERS chart only provides the trigger; the weight lies in the cross below. ETH RALLIES, THE BROAD MARKET LAGS #Ethereum has gained around twelve percent in seven days, #Solana almost fourteen. $BTC, over thirty days, is slightly in the red – the rotation out of Bitcoin can be read directly from the seven‑day numbers. Even clearer: the $ETH ETFs turned positive two days earlier than the Bitcoin ones. This is real relative strength of the major names with actual usage. The thousand tokens with no real purpose that exploded ten‑fold in 2021 remain on the floor this time. HERE THE THESIS TIPS An altseason needs money that comes freshly into the market from outside. The combined stablecoin supply of USDT and USDC sits at roughly $257 billion – and has been flat for thirty days. No fresh inflow. Add the macro brake: the Fed has kept the policy rate around 3.6 percent since spring, and the dollar has gained about one and a half percent over the past month. A rising dollar and an empty cash pool choke any mania before it even starts. ROTATION IS NOT YET AN ALTSEASON The skeleton is sound. Dominance is rolling down, ETH is swinging against Bitcoin, and $SOL is ahead of the whole group. What Sykodelic sees structurally has substance – the environment is indeed tipping. The only drivers firing right now are reallocations among coins that have long been there. Fresh capital from outside is completely missing. Without this inflow, the dominance cross remains a mere redistribution in a shrinking pot – a lot of movement with the same money. For me, the stablecoin supply ultimately decides whether a real run emerges from the sidelines. As soon as the cash pool grows again, this will turn – and not a day earlier.

My personal view is that the correction/downturn globally has not yet been completed. I don't think it's the old way; there are many factors such as retail positions in the US reaching peaks, Trump's statement "my sons insider", and cash flow blockages. In crypto we often say "how much more will it drop, yaaa", but the market doesn't look at it, friends. My zattirizort coin dropping 90% does not mean a "bottom". In the article I wrote last time, I explained whether a bottom price is a real bottom or just perception. Without perception we won't see a bottom; I think this perception will be found within the regulations on the US side + EU side. Bottom does not necessarily mean low prices; remember that in macro BTC bottoms like Covid, FTX, we have always stayed above the previous one, and that 85-90% of global bottoms throughout US history remained higher than the previous macro.

Strategy founder Michael Saylor published a long article stating that the biggest evolution of Bitcoin over the next ten years will come from "less change" at the protocol layer, as well as the expansion of capital markets, applications, and institutional adoption. He believes Bitcoin should serve as a globally neutral, scarce digital capital and ultimate settlement layer, and its future price movement will be less driven by the four‑year halving cycle and more influenced by capital flows such as ETFs, corporate treasuries, sovereign reserves, bank credit, derivatives, and collateral. Saylor says innovation should occur more on the peripheral layers—wallets, custodians, Lightning, sidechains, digital lending, and institutional settlement—rather than easily altering Bitcoin's core protocol. https://t.co/T4UEk9XHyv

On the $BTC 2‑Month chart, the yellow EMA currently at ~68K is the historical bull/bear separator. In every prior bear market, price broke below it, and once BTC reclaimed it on a 2‑month close, the bull market was confirmed. https://t.co/Q8awDJXbjl

#Bitcoin This indicator focuses on time. It measures how many historical daily closes were above today’s price. Interestingly, Bitcoin’s bottoming phases have historically developed when this metric entered the warmest color zones. Another interesting piece of the puzzle. https://t.co/Su7vQpTKab