Here's the Analysis of #JTO :

#JTO dropped hard and reached the major support zone of $1.84 - $1.90. Also, price is still travelling inside the channel pattern and our previous call for short gone well. Now, likely to have a retracement and a drop again.

🚨 BREAKING: Over $3,250,000,000,000 was wiped out from the US stock market today.

#BITCOIN DAILY TF UPDATE :

#BITCOIN on Daily TF, just consolidated this week and just a have a retest after the breakout. Price can drop further lower and by next week or still maintain the consolidation. Price is now more driven by fundamental news, so better low risk these days.

#TON break the range and support too, with that its now falling lower and expected to continue so. Price can have a retest and shorting can be done with LTF confirmations.

#ETH failed to sustains after pushing to the new higher high and #BTC too. Now its reaching the major support zone $1680's and $1740's. Price must need to hold this area but as per the market its looks like it will go for liq. hunt.

#BITCOIN WEEKLY TF UPDATE :

#BITCOIN on WEEKLY TF, rejected from the Weekly and daily resistance and might have a lower dip towards the market structure point.

#DXY UPDATE :

#DXY gave a close below and and a sharp move drop due to tariff news events. Index even tapped the major support zone at 101.28 % - 101.63and flip the intermediate support too. Expected another fall in this if there's no news which can shake the market.

Monday Open might lead in huge volatility in the market

Reason : Over $9 trillion has been wiped from the U.S. stock market since Trump took office. While some see falling stock prices as a buying opportunity, public unrest is rising. A “Hands Off” movement is planning rallies in over 1,000 U.S. cities, targeting both Trump and Elon Musk. Economic uncertainty and political tension are fueling a nationwide wave of concern and activism.

With That

Over 50 countries, including Indonesia, Vietnam, and India, seek negotiations with the US amid Trump's tariffs. Hassett denies market crash motives, citing persistent trade deficits.

#ADA broke the triangle pattern below and had a proper retest. Price even dropped 11% in profit and with that, it reached the strong support area. Now, have took for a rejection or a break below of the support. Better move stop to breakeven and scale-in after candle closure.

In Past 24H market lost around $490M in which $200M was happened in 1H

More than $1B+ wiped out due to quick drop in prices.

Countries stock market drops like hell with the open. The fundamentals playing really strong in the market makes weak hands out

#BTC gave the weekly close bearish and a break below too. Price expected to print a new lower low and now on the final support area around $77,000 where we saw a strong bounce and relief rally. Nothing to rush here, wait for the aggressive seller to step out.

Bitcoin options markets are growing as investors use them for strategies and risk management. The "Volatility Smile" shows puts (downside protection) currently cost more than calls, indicating investors are paying a premium to protect against price drops.

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Federal Reserve announces closed board meeting for today.


This happened due to Trump statement came for Cut rate now

What Is a Yield Curve?

The term "yield curve" refers to the graphical representation of the relationship between yields and maturities in fixed income markets.

The yield curve is a graphic depiction of the rates of return that investors can expect from various maturities of fixed-income securities, such as bonds and treasury bills. The shape of the curve is determined by the level of interest rates that prevail in the economy. Lower interest rates are associated with increasing levels of longer-term debt instruments. Higher interest rates are associated with decreasing levels of longer-term debt instruments.

It is a significant financial instrument used by investors to predict the economy’s direction. It compares the interest rates of short, medium, and long-term government bonds.

The yield curve represents the relationship between bond yields, expressed as an interest rate per year, and the maturity dates.

Normal Yield Curve vs Inverted Yield Curve

A normal yield curve is upward sloping, meaning that longer-term maturities have higher interest rates than shorter-term ones. This phenomenon is known as "normal" because it usually represents an economic environment in which people are willing to invest for the long term at greater risk in exchange for higher returns.

When the curve is inverted, or when short-term interest rates are higher than long-term ones, it indicates a negative economic outlook. An inverted yield curve can precede a recession.

Because of its close association with potential economic changes, the yield curve has important implications for investors and other market participants. For example, if the yield curve flattens out or becomes more horizontal, it indicates that investors are comfortable holding less risky assets for longer periods. This could signal a weaker economy as consumers begin to spend less and save more ahead of anticipated economic uncertainty.

The yield curve is used to gauge whether an economic activity is likely to accelerate or decelerate in the near future. Economists view an upward sloping yield curve as a sign that growth is likely to pick up while a downward sloping curve is taken as a sign that growth is expected to slow.

When the yield curve changes shape, it can signal that specific segments of the economy are about to outperform or underperform their peers. For example, if short-term interest rates rise relative to longer-term rates, it could be a sign that inflationary pressures are building and that a higher rate of inflation might not be far off. If long-term rates rise relative to short-term rates, it could be a sign that growth expectations are rising faster than inflationary expectations and that higher short-term interest rates might be on the horizon.
How to Measure Yield Curves

The spread between the rates of ten-year treasuries and two-year treasuries is one of the most often used techniques of determining whether the yield curve is flattened. This spread is charted by the Federal Reserve, and it is one of their most widely downloaded data series. It is updated on most business days.

One of the most accurate leading predictors of a recession in the coming year is the 10-year to two-year Treasury spread. Since 1976, when the Fed began publishing this data, it has precisely forecasted every reported recession in the United States.

JUST IN: 🇪🇺 🇺🇸 European Union says it's ready to discuss zero-for-zero tariffs with the US.