Here's the Analysis of #NEO :

#NEO near to its all time low also floating below the major resistance and also the final support zone as last resort. Nothing much clear, but short selling can be done once market turns bearish sentiment.

#BITCOIN DAILY TF UPDATE :

#BITCOIN on Daily TF, dropped hard and this week retraced a bit, back to resistance now, and also on resistance trendline. So might see some sell-off by next week.

#TON haven't give a retest and dropped hard, in between price consolidated and reached the Major Support Zone, and reacting. Potentially we can see some sort of short-term pullback.

Bitcoin has been in a downtrend lately, trading 30% below its all-time high. Since February, prices have mainly stayed between $76k-$85k. Whenever prices drop toward $76k, buyers step in and push prices back up.
The Realized Profit/Loss Ratio helps explain this pattern. When this ratio falls below 1.0, it means more investors are taking losses than profits. This often signals seller exhaustion and leads to short-term rebounds.
Each dip into the $76k-$80k range has coincided with this ratio dropping below 1.0, triggering relief rallies. However, the market hasn't shown sustained strength yet as it's still recovering from the emotional impact of the $109k peak.

What Is Yield Sensitivity?

The concept of yield sensitivity is vital to investors because it is a measure of how much the price of an asset will fluctuate because of an interest rate change. The higher the yield sensitivity, the more likely it is that the asset's price will decline on the rise of the interest rates.
Yield sensitivity can be positive or negative depending on whether a change in interest rate impacts the price of a bond positively or negatively.

It is typically measured by calculating the percentage change in price that would occur if a bond's coupon rate were to increase one percentage point. So, for example, a bond with a $1,000 par value that has a coupon rate of 5% and is currently selling for $1,050 would have a yield sensitivity of 5%. This means that if interest rates were to rise by just 1%, the bond's value would drop by 5%—to $950.

Treating interest rate sensitivity as an investment characteristic can help investors make better decisions about their portfolios.
Because interest rates affect the values of bonds and other fixed-income investments, investors need to be aware of their own sensitivity to interest rate changes when deciding how much exposure these securities should have in their portfolios.

Investors who are more sensitive to increases in interest rates tend to prefer investments with lower interest rate sensitivity — because they will be less likely to lose money if the market moves against them. Investors who aren't very concerned with rising interest rates tend to favor investments with higher interest rate sensitivity — because they aren't overly concerned with the value of the investment being negatively affected by a change in prevailing interest rates.

Here's the Analysis of #CREAM :

#CREAM Just printed the new ALL TIME LOW, and not support looking left for taking buys. Market is also dropping at somewhere and shorting can be only good for us now.

#BITCOIN WEEKLY TF UPDATE :

#BITCOIN on WEEKLY TF, retraced a lot and its all good for the market. Price even closed over the Daily TF just over $85,000 and Weekly also closing over it can be slightly good for the market.

#DXY UPDATE :

#DXY perfectly had a very sharp drop as per the prediction and reached the next major support area. Index was dropped due to fundamental alignment with the Tariff news. Now, next week can strongly move up and which can give relief in the market and Index might consolidate.

Looking at the broader context beyond short-term bounces reveals a more sobering picture for Bitcoin:
While we've seen repeated recoveries from the $76k-$80k range, these may be temporary reactions rather than signals of a genuine bullish trend.

Examining the 90-day simple moving average of the Realized Profit/Loss Ratio on a linear scale (rather than the more volatile daily logarithmic view) shows a significant decline since January. This smoother presentation cuts through daily noise to reveal the true trend.

Despite occasional short-term profit spikes, the broader momentum continues downward. This suggests weaker overall market liquidity and declining investor profitability in the bigger picture.

The evidence doesn't yet support a fundamental bullish shift in market momentum, even with these periodic relief rallies from support levels.

#ETH perfectly tapped into the major resistance and dropped. Price now retraced back up to the range and broke the trendline too. Price still looking bearish in the market can drop once again.

#OM lost more than 90% of its value

with that it lost $3.5B of Marketcap in few hours

Some People saying next Luna Crash

#BTC have a weekly closing but failed to close over the $85,000 and closed just above $83,000. Still looks good, Daily too but H4 is not tapped into the strong resistance and likely to get its rejection dropping further lower.

#US30 UPDATE :

#US30 strongly dropped lower and but rejected from the last level of support and on resistance now. Market did a recovery and rejecting both ends of the level. H4 TF looks like a minor drop can come to the market and break the 42,600 area.

The market shows classic bear phase indicators: tight liquidity, negative sentiment, and increasing investor losses. Fear now dominates market psychology. As of March 30, 4.7 million BTC were held below purchase price - significant but not at previous bear market extremes. Measuring these loss metrics helps determine if we're in deep despair, approaching seller exhaustion, or facing further downside before a potential bottom forms.

Another Bag Bought by Micheal

What Is a Zero Knowledge Rollup?

A zero knowledge rollup is a type of layer 2 scaling solution that relies on zero knowledge cryptography (e.g. ZK-snarks or ZK-starks) to trustlessly record transactions that happen on the layer 2 and subsequently validate those transactions using a cryptographic proof system that is verified by a smart contract on the main underlying blockchain.

As a zero knowledge rollup relies on a smart contract to validate the proof of the transactions in the layer 2, the system has some inherent benefits, such as higher transaction throughput and finality time compared to Optimistic rollups. Examples of production apps that are running on zero knowledge rollups are the DeversiFi decentralized exchange and the Immutable X NFT exchange.

Zero knowledge rollups tend to support custom and specialist apps that are specifically coded for the rollup technology. However, several rollup projects are working on releasing zero knowledge rollups that will allow projects to launch their smart contracts on the layer 2 without any additional code development.

Here's the Analysis of #API3 :

#API3 printed its all time low last month and now moving back and forth of the major resistance area around $0.88 - 1.66. Buying looks weak and shorting looks good enough to go lower.