Solana is revisiting the $141–$145 resistance area after a strong bounce from below $135.
Earlier rejections from this zone triggered deeper corrections, but the latest pullback was limited, indicating stronger buyer support. Price remains above key moving averages, supporting the current structure.
However, network growth has slowed, suggesting that sustained upside may require renewed participation. This zone should be informative for near-term direction.
Bitcoin has pushed back above the $91,200 zone after clearing recent resistance.
The key question now is acceptance, not just a brief move above the level. Holding $91.2K as support would signal strength, while failure would point to continued consolidation. This area represents an important decision point for short-term market structure.
The latest $BTC liquidation heatmap shows a noticeable imbalance in positioning. While there is some long-side liquidation interest near the 88K area, the dominant liquidity remains stacked above current price on the short side.
Markets tend to gravitate toward liquidity. If Bitcoin begins to move higher, short positions may be pressured to close, potentially accelerating upward momentum.
For now, the risk appears heavier for shorts than longs. How price behaves near these liquidity zones will likely shape the next directional move.
BNB is holding a well-defined support zone within its range. As long as this area is defended, price can attempt a move back toward higher liquidity levels. • Entry zone: 895–902
Interesting case study. What stands out here isn’t the yield itself, but the shift toward ETH-native treasury management. The real question is how sustainable this model is across cycles, especially when rewards compress.
Big headline, but execution is everything. A cap like this could support consumers short term, yet it also shifts risk back to lenders and credit availability. Markets will care more about enforcement and second-order effects than the announcement itself.