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49 votes • Final resultscalled it, either reclaim or rejection
bitcoin:native got rejected clearly, that's the read confirmed
good news, a descending channel is building which is a bullish reversal pattern
yellow resistance line → very bullish on a break
$62k lost → very bearish, changes the whole picture
2 triggers, chart decides
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Three assets attracting the most attention across the crypto market.
Price, market capitalization, and trading volume offer a snapshot of where activity is building.
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What's changed:
• 1-Step Challenge: 10 → 5 Trading Days
• 2-Step Challenge: 10 Days Total
As new retail traders are joining the space we want to remove unnecessary friction and create a better trading experience while maintaining the structure serious traders rely on.
Combined with our recent platform updates:
• Updated challenge pricing
• Stop loss rule removed
• Profit split increased to 80%
• Tealstreet integration
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Bottom is in. Everyone can see it. Stop lying to yourself. The time to accumulate is now.
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bitcoin:native is trading around a key decision zone.
Price is currently reacting around the $63K–$65K area after a strong move down from the higher range. The recent bounce has brought BTC back toward the zone where sellers are starting to appear again.
There are larger sell orders around $64K–$65K, which means this area can act as resistance if buyers fail to absorb supply.
At the same time, the liquidation heatmaps still shows visible liquidity above price, especially around the upper range.
The Bank of Japan is expected to raise rates to 1% next week, which would be the highest level since 1995. Tighter policy in Japan can pressure global liquidity, strengthen the yen, and force risk assets to reprice.


























