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$IXS is now sitting on support which has been tested multiple times.
It's currently holding, which is a good sign. And if the overall market continue to do well from here, then this zone could be a nice zone for accumulation.

"War and geopolitical tension is rising, gold will go up."
In reality, it's not that simple.
The so-called safe-haven is actually down 24% from its high, right since the US-Israel attack on Iran. Let me break it down for you.
The market is a forward-looking machine. The same way you buy a stock for its future potential, you buy gold because you expect conflict to arise.
Geopolitical fragmentation has been building since Russia-Ukraine in 2022, and that's exactly when gold rallied 240% into its high. Everyone had already bought the rumor.
So when the war actually broke out, it was already price

$BNB is holding up nicely despite the broader market uncertainty.
A bullish divergence is forming and it's looking clean.
As long as the bullish orderblock and FVG hold, the next leg up is on the table for BNB.

What a wild couple of days.
Two days ago, $BTC dumped as Trump issued an ultimatum to Iran. Yesterday, he announced a 5-day ceasefire. Then Iran denied the negotiation claim and attacked Israel.
We can't control the market, but we can control our portfolio. Stay invested, but manage your risk, especially during times like this.
Good luck to all of us.

$BTC just confirmed a hidden bullish divergence, coinciding with Trump's announcement of a 5-day ceasefire with Iran.
That said, it's not all clear yet, Bitcoin is still up against a strong resistance level.
If price manages to reclaim it, we could be in for a short rally.

The market love the latest news regarding the USA-Iran war.
Bitcoin is back above $70,000 after the news got released.

Bitcoin might be in for a rebound.
Its inverse pair, USDT dominance, is hitting a strong resistance level.
And since the two move contra to one another, there's big chance $BTC will move up if USDT.D rejects here

Everyone's fighting about where Bitcoin's major bottom will be, while forgetting that this asset is as cheap as it was two years ago.
At this level, it's a no-brainer to DCA every so often.
Personally, I wouldn't want to miss a 1000% return just to be right about buying the exact bottom, especially when the difference might only be 10-15% from the recent low.

Altcoins offer high potential returns, but they also carry major risk.
Most who got burned were those holding altcoins as their main position.
The correct approach is to keep Bitcoin as your dominant holding, then allocate just a small portion to high-risk, high-return altcoins.
Right now, through the altcoin market cap, $OTHERS, we can see that small projects are at an interesting level for accumulation again.
Personally, I think it wouldn't hurt to allocate a small portion at this level.

The US-Iran conflict is escalating, with more energy facilities being targeted and oil prices continuing to rise.
This affects more than just Bitcoin and the S&P 500. The hardest hit will likely be emerging market equities.
Most EM countries are net oil importers, meaning higher oil prices directly impact government spending and fiscal budgets.
Through the MSCI Emerging Markets ETF, we can see how EM equities tend to top out not long after oil prices rise.