$SPACE — patience paid. Clean structure on the 1H. Multiple consolidations, clear BOS, and then price finally did what it was hinting at all along — expansion. No chasing, no panic entries. Just wait for the market to show its hand and then follow.
DMC Latest Update — A Real Look at What the Chart Is Telling Us Over the last few days, DMC has started getting attention again. I’ve seen the excitement, the sudden green candles, and the usual questions: Is this the reversal? Is the bottom in? So instead of guessing, I went back to the chart and looked at what the market is actually doing. This is not hype. This is just an honest read of the price action. Recent Price Action: Bounce or Shift? DMC has been in a clear downtrend for a while. Structure lows were breaking, sellers were in control, and buyers had very little presence. Then we saw a strong bounce from a weak low area, followed by a sharp green candle. From a structure perspective: The market stopped making new lows Short-term Change of Character (CHoCH) appeared Selling pressure slowed down noticeably That tells me one thing: the downtrend paused, not necessarily ended. Why This Move Happened Moves like this don’t come out of nowhere. Price was sitting in a liquidity-heavy zone. Shorts were comfortable. Late sellers were confident. That’s usually where the market does the opposite. Once liquidity was taken, short covering kicked in and price expanded fast. This kind of move often looks strong on the chart, but strength needs confirmation. One impulse alone doesn’t change a trend. Key Levels That Matter Right Now There are three areas I’m personally watching: Support zone at the recent low — this is where buyers showed up Mid-range resistance — price needs acceptance above this level Upper supply zone — where real selling pressure is likely to return If price fails to hold above support, the move loses meaning. If price accepts above resistance, then we can start talking about a bigger shift. My Personal Approach (No Predictions) I’m not chasing this move. If the market forms a higher high and holds structure, I’ll consider a small, controlled position. If price rejects and breaks back below structure, I step aside. No emotion, no revenge trading. Sometimes the best trade is waiting.
Alright, this 30-minute chart for GWEIUSDT on Bitget is telling a pretty clear story if you know where to look.
First, the big picture: we’re in a nasty downtrend. Price just got rejected hard at that 0.0254 level and is currently down over 8%. Not pretty.
The interesting part is the structure. You can see those two "BOS" (Break of Structure) labels moving down, each followed by a "CHoCH" (Change of Character) — basically, the down moves are getting pauses, but the lower highs are keeping the trend bearish.
My main focus is on that area around 0.0200 - 0.0180. The chart has marked it as a "Valid Order Block" and "FVG" (Fair Value Gap) from earlier price action. This is where buyers previously stepped in aggressively. It's also aligning with the "Weak Low" from the 24th-25th.
Here’s my take: We're likely heading down to retest that zone. If this "Order Block" holds as demand, we could see a decent bounce or at least some consolidation. But if price sweeps through it and closes below convincingly, especially below that 0.0180 weak low, then the next leg down is probably on.
I'm watching for any reaction around 0.0200. A strong bullish rejection candle there might be a short-term long setup. Otherwise, it's just waiting for the sell-side pressure to exhaust itself down there.
Always watching, always waiting for the right level.
Looking at HYPEUSDT on the 1D timeframe, the chart tells a pretty clean story if you focus on structure instead of noise.
After the strong bullish expansion earlier, price topped out in the premium zone, tapping multiple daily order blocks near the highs. That’s where momentum started to fade. We got a clear CHoCH, followed by a BOS to the downside, confirming that bullish control was weakening.
The sell-off was sharp and impulsive — classic smart money behavior. Liquidity above was taken, then price displaced hard into the discount zone. Right now, HYPE is trading around 21.75, sitting near previous month low (PML) and close to a strong daily low area. You can also see EQL (equal lows) forming, which means liquidity is building below current price.
What matters now:
As long as price holds this discount + strong low region, a short-term reaction or relief bounce is possible.
Any bullish move without a clean BOS is just a pullback, not a trend reversal.
If these equal lows get swept, next downside targets sit near the lower daily order block.
This is not a place to chase trades blindly. It’s a decision zone. Either we see accumulation and structure shift… or liquidity gets taken before the real move starts.
Trade the structure. Let the market show its hand.
The US ended 2025 with steady but elevated inflation in December
December Inflation Data Holds Steady Inflation in December remained at 2.7%, aligning with market forecasts.
This latest release offers a clearer picture of recent price trends, especially after October's data was unavailable.
The Federal Reserve can now use these updated figures to guide its first interest rate decision of the year.
Inflation Trends at the End of 2025 Although the United States closed out 2025 with a reduced inflation rate, it still exceeded the Federal Reserve’s target level.
The annual inflation rate for December stood at 2.7%, matching both the previous month and expert predictions, and marking a decrease from 2.9% the year before.
Clarity After Data Gaps Due to government shutdown disruptions, most year-over-year inflation figures for October were missing. The new report now sheds more light on how prices have shifted in the final months of the year.
Core Inflation and Monthly Changes Core CPI, which excludes the more unpredictable food and energy categories, increased by 2.6% compared to last year—slightly under the 2.7% projection and consistent with November’s rate.
Both headline and core CPI were anticipated to rise by 0.3% for the month. Headline CPI met this expectation, remaining unchanged from September, while core CPI posted a 0.2% increase, mirroring September’s result.
“Economists were concerned about potential statistical adjustments after the shutdown, but the broader trend of slowing inflation persisted,” noted David Russell, global head of market strategy at TradeStation. “Declines in car and energy prices helped offset rising shelter costs.”
Food and Other Price Changes The food index climbed 3.1% year-over-year in December, up from 2.6% in November. Notably, steak prices soared by 17.8%—the largest jump since December 2021—while egg prices dropped 20.9% from the previous year.
Several categories saw record annual increases, including subscriptions and rentals for video and video games, non-electric cookware and tableware, and insurance for tenants and households. Conversely, costs for moving, storage, and freight experienced their largest recorded annual decline.
Labor Market and Fed Outlook The most recent jobs report highlighted shifts in the 2025 economy. The U.S. added 584,000 jobs over the year, signaling a slowdown compared to previous years. While unemployment stayed low in December, it was higher than at the end of the prior year.
These economic updates will inform the Federal Reserve’s upcoming interest rate decision. Economists and traders anticipate that the Federal Open Market Committee, meeting on January 27 and 28, will keep rates unchanged after three consecutive cuts before the end of 2025.
According to CME FedWatch, there was a 95% probability after the CPI report that the Fed would maintain current interest rates.
Upcoming Changes at the Federal Reserve The Federal Reserve faces significant developments in the coming months. Jerome Powell’s term as Chair concludes in May, with his Board of Governors tenure lasting until 2028. Recently, Powell revealed that the Department of Justice issued grand jury subpoenas to the Fed, related to his testimony last June about renovations at Fed facilities. Central bankers worldwide have expressed strong support for both the Fed and Powell.
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Why Walrus Could Become a Core Piece of Web3 Data Infrastructure
Why Walrus Could Become a Core Piece of Web3 Data Infrastructure
Over the past few weeks, I’ve spent time digging deeper into what @Walrus 🦭/acc l is actually building, and it’s more interesting than most people realize. Walrus is focused on decentralized storage and data availability, especially designed to work efficiently within the Sui ecosystem. In a space where many projects talk about scalability but struggle to deliver, Walrus is approaching the problem from a practical, infrastructure-first angle.
What stands out to me is how Walrus treats data as a first-class citizen. Modern dApps, gaming platforms, and NFT ecosystems don’t just need fast transactions, they need reliable and cost-efficient storage for large amounts of data. Walrus aims to solve this by allowing developers to store and retrieve data in a way that is both decentralized and optimized for performance. This is a big deal because poor data handling has been a silent bottleneck for many Web3 apps.
From an ecosystem perspective, $WAL L represents more than just a speculative token. It plays a role in incentivizing storage providers and securing the network. If Sui continues to grow and attract serious builders, Walrus could naturally benefit as more applications rely on its storage layer.
In my opinion, projects like Walrus don’t get attention overnight. They earn it slowly through usage, integrations, and trust. That’s why I’m keeping a close eye on @Walrus 🦭/acc and how #Walrus evolves as real adoption starts to show up on-chain.
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Trading Sessions Explained: Asia, London & New York
🌍 Trading Sessions Explained: Asia, London & New York Financial markets operate 24 hours a day, but real volatility, liquidity, and institutional moves happen during specific trading sessions. Each session has a unique role in shaping price action. Understanding these sessions helps traders trade with smart money, not against it. 🌏 Asia Session (Tokyo Session) ⏰ Time: 12:00 AM – 9:00 AM UTC 🔹 What Happens in the Asia Session? Market is usually slow and range-bound Low volatility and low volume Institutions often build positions Fake moves and consolidations are common 🔹 Most Active Assets JPY pairs AUD & NZD Crypto: low momentum, tight ranges 🔹 Trader Focus Mark Asia High & Low Identify range and liquidity zones Prepare for London breakout 📌 Smart Money Insight: Asia session mainly builds liquidity. The real move usually starts later. 🇬🇧 London Session (European Session) ⏰ Time: 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM UTC 🔹 What Happens in the London Session? High volatility enters the market Asia range often breaks Institutional traders become very active Major trends usually begin here 🔹 Most Active Assets EUR & GBP pairs Gold (XAUUSD) Crypto: strong directional moves 🔹 Trader Focus Break of Asia High / Low BOS / CHoCH confirmations Trend-following setups 📌 Smart Money Insight: London session often sets the true market direction. 🇺🇸 New York Session (US Session) ⏰ Time: 1:00 PM – 10:00 PM UTC 🔹 What Happens in the New York Session? Very high volatility Major news releases (CPI, NFP, FOMC) Continuation or reversal of the London trend 🔹 Most Active Assets USD pairs Gold US indices (NASDAQ, S&P 500) Crypto: heavy volume 🔹 Trader Focus Liquidity grabs above/below London highs & lows Strong expansion moves Profit-taking or reversals 📌 Smart Money Insight: New York session is often where big money exits or reverses positions. 🔥 London–New York Overlap (Most Powerful Session) ⏰ Time: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM UTC Why This Time Is Important? Maximum liquidity Institutions from both regions are active Fast, aggressive moves and false breakouts 📌 Professional traders prefer this window, but strict risk management is required. 🧠 Session Summary Session Market Behavior Asia Range, Liquidity Building London Direction, Breakouts New York Expansion, Reversal ✅ Final Trading Tip (SMC / ICT Traders) Asia Session → Setup & Liquidity London Session → Entry & Direction New York Session → Targets & Exit