BTC/USD
$BTC is bouncing right off the long term trendline that has held since 2023.
As long as this support holds around the high 60k zone, the overall bull structure remains intact.
Volume looks horrible

#OilPricesSurge has gained significant attention across global financial markets as crude oil prices moved sharply higher in early March 2026, reflecting a combination of tightening supply conditions, geopolitical tensions, and stronger-than-expected energy demand forecasts. Oil markets are highly sensitive to global economic signals and political developments, and the latest surge in prices has once again highlighted how quickly supply concerns and demand expectations can push energy markets upward.
As of March 7, 2026, benchmark crude prices have climbed notably. Brent crude oil, the global

The FED's interest rate cut in March remains around 4.5%

#OilPricesSurge
A. Geopolitical Tensions in the Middle East
A major factor has been escalating conflict and military tension involving Iran and other regional powers. Even the possibility of disruptions to oil production or shipping routes creates fear in energy markets. Traders and market participants bid prices higher when they expect future supply risk.
B. Strait of Hormuz Pressure
The Strait of Hormuz is one of the world’s most important oil shipping passages. A large share of global oil exports passes through this narrow waterway each day. Any threat to the safety or accessibility of thi

$CVX/USDT
Convex Finance is breaking above a descending triangle formation on the daily timeframe💁‍♂️
After a long consolidation period, this breakout signals potential for further upward momentum🧐
A sustained move could drive the price toward $4.60🐃

RESOLV/USDT – $0.0917
📈 Up +35.25% showing strong buying pressure and potential continuation if volume remains high.
$RESOLV ‌$RESOLV3L ‌$BROCCOLI ‌#FebNonfarmPayrollsUnexpectedlyFall #CryptoMarketsDipSlightly #OilPricesSurge #USIranTensionsImpactMarkets #GoldAndSilverMoveHigher

Arbitrum now holds the highest amount of tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) in crypto.
#Arbitrum #RWA #Tokenization #Web3 #Ethereum #gate #forex

#GlobalRate-CutExpectationsCoolOff
Introduction – The Shift in Global Rate Expectations
Global markets recently experienced a change in expectations regarding interest rate cuts. Investors had anticipated further rate reductions by major central banks, but recent economic data and statements have cooled these expectations. Interest rates are a key tool used by central banks to manage economic growth, inflation, and financial stability. Changes in rate expectations can have widespread impacts on stocks, bonds, currencies, and even cryptocurrencies.
Understanding why rate-cut expectations have

$PI Air Force guys, don't cry, haha

$XPL $XPL /USDT Long
Entry: 0.1005 - 0.0980
SL: 0.0930
TP1: 0.1120
TP2: 0.1210
TP3: 0.1350
Analysis: Testing the MA 99 as support. Higher low pattern remains intact on 4H. Momentum recovery expected soon.

【$BANANAS31 Signal】Long + 1H Breakout and Retest Confirmation
$BANANAS31 The 1H timeframe has experienced a massive rally and is currently in a strong consolidation at high levels, with prices closely following the EMA20 moving average. The buy volume is unusually thick, indicating strong institutional support. The 4H timeframe has formed a clear upward trend, with consecutive bullish candles breaking through key resistance levels. Open interest remains stable, with no signs of large-scale profit-taking. Although the 1-hour RSI is in the overbought zone, it has not formed a bearish divergence

Startin to build a position in The $ONE Piece coin for 2 reasons :
1/ Seems to be holding quite well a level after 3 days, which is pretty uncommon in this market to not d*e straight away
2/ Knowing the OnePiece's fan, I'm prety sure they will find soon the IRL OnePiece and also knowing Oda, I pretty sure it's gonna be a riddle to solve after finding the one piece...
Which will trigger once again attention around this topic.
NFA - I put a SL

#USJoblessClaimsMissExpectations
#USJoblessClaimsMissExpectations
Introduction – Understanding the Market Shock
The latest US jobless claims report has missed expectations, sending waves through financial markets. Jobless claims are a key economic indicator that measures the number of people filing for unemployment benefits for the first time. When this data misses expectations, it reflects potential shifts in the labor market, economic growth, and investor sentiment.
For traders, investors, and market observers, analyzing this report is critical. It helps identify trends, assess economic hea

$KAITO - SPOT GEM CALL
ENTER AT CMP
SL - 0.2855
Tp - 0.5 - 0.7 - 0.9

This market needs people who love classic memes. Everyone puts in a little money to buy and hold these assets, promotes them modestly, and small accumulations will eventually lead to big changes.

🇮🇷🇺🇸 Viral claim: Iran allegedly painted fake fighter jets on airfields to trick U.S. strikes while real aircraft were moved to underground bunkers.
However, fact-checks say many images circulating online are AI-generated or miscaptioned, and there’s no confirmed evidence the U.S. bombed painted decoys.

Could Bitcoin reach $500K?
A chart circulating on X shows $BTC testing a multi-year trendline that has historically marked major market bottoms on the monthly timeframe.
If this long-term support holds, it could signal a macro bottom and open the door for a massive move — with some projections targeting $500K.
Key point: even a monthly close around $60K wouldn’t break the long-term structure.
Short-term volatility aside, the bigger bullish picture remains intact as long as the trendline holds. 📈

#USJoblessClaimsMissExpectations :
US Jobless Claims Miss Expectations – Comprehensive Macro & Crypto Market Analysis
1. Executive Summary
The latest U.S. Department of Labor weekly Initial Jobless Claims report came in at 213,000, slightly below the expected 215,000. While this number alone suggests stability, the continuing claims jumped to 1.868 million, indicating that more people are staying unemployed for longer periods. The report reflects a labor market that is resilient yet gradually softening, particularly in interest-rate-sensitive sectors such as construction, retail, and certain