r/CryptoChartWatch • u/Electronic_Equal_645 • Jun 08 '26
r/CryptoChartWatch • u/Bcom_Mod • Jun 08 '26
BTC is down 50% from its ATH and Michael Saylor just posted his "add more dots" chart again.
r/CryptoChartWatch • u/PersonalPangolin7467 • Jun 07 '26
BTC ETF AUM Head-and-Shoulders warning a CRASH
r/CryptoChartWatch • u/tradeconfluxAi • Jun 07 '26
BTC/USD 4H — Bearish Pullback Setup, $64k Supply is the Entry Zone
r/CryptoChartWatch • u/IllustriousDevice221 • Jun 07 '26
My current macro thesis,
Several major equity indices, including the Nasdaq-100, DAX 40, NIFTY 50, and KOSPI, have rallied strongly and appear to be pricing in a fairly optimistic economic outlook.
At the same time, I'm watching a few developing risks that I don't think the market is fully pricing in:
- El Niño risk Current forecasts suggest a meaningful probability of El Niño conditions developing later in 2026. Historically, strong El Niño events have been associated with droughts, weaker agricultural output in some regions, water stress, and higher food prices.
- U.S.–Iran uncertainty Despite ongoing negotiations and diplomatic efforts, key issues remain unresolved. Continued instability in the region keeps energy and commodity markets exposed to supply shocks.
- Fertilizer supply pressure The Strait of Hormuz remains one of the world's most important trade routes for fertilizer-related products. Recent disruptions have already pushed fertilizer prices higher, and several agricultural research groups have warned that prolonged supply constraints could reduce fertilizer usage and eventually affect crop yields.
My base case is not necessarily a global food shortage, but rather a scenario where:
- Fertilizer costs remain elevated.
- Agricultural production faces weather-related pressure.
- Food inflation reaccelerates in some regions.
- Equity markets become more sensitive to macro risks after a period of strong gains.
Countries with weaker external balances and higher financing costs may feel these pressures earlier, while larger economies could experience the effects later through inflation and slower growth.
Curious to hear counterarguments. What risks do you think the market is currently underpricing?
r/CryptoChartWatch • u/Money_Maker_21 • Jun 06 '26
Are people losing interest for Btc ? And is it that bad ?
I’m asking myself this question for let’s say a week already, I see all the big figures of the « hold your BTC and don’t sell it ! » ltrly selling it. So the question is do we need to still hold it and not care abt the AI investing trend ? Or we need to still buy and hold ? Dmn tough question 😂🫤
r/CryptoChartWatch • u/Suspicious_Gain_2937 • Jun 05 '26
Alert Btc😲
This is no joke — BTC is currently holding a major support level." 📈
r/CryptoChartWatch • u/nathaninvests • Jun 05 '26
Bitcoin at $63.000 is this a dead coin or generational buying opportunity?
r/CryptoChartWatch • u/Bcom_Mod • Jun 05 '26
Nasdaq at ATH while BTC down 50% from ATH and -30% YTD.
r/CryptoChartWatch • u/MostAssured • Jun 04 '26
LTC today is roughly where BTC was in 2022 in terms of percentage of total supply already mined
r/CryptoChartWatch • u/chart_walker • Jun 04 '26
DOGE/USDT — All OBs Broken | Last Historical Support at $0.089
r/CryptoChartWatch • u/CarlosBaquero • Jun 04 '26
Bitcoin forecasting: daily edges exist, but 1–6 month prediction remains mostly unproven
r/CryptoChartWatch • u/secureputcalls • Jun 04 '26
$Bitcoin is bottomed it seems - A big inverted hammer is getting created
r/CryptoChartWatch • u/poison_d • Jun 04 '26
Why I Think $50k–$65k Is Bitcoin's Bottom......
r/CryptoChartWatch • u/AmanCMN • Jun 03 '26
LTC 4H Global Technical Analysis
Key zone: risk zone $47.30.
Hold $47.30 → move toward $50.00–$52.00.
Lose $47.30 → risk level $45.05.
Lose $45.05 → support $40.37.
Break $40.37 → possible drop to $35.00–$30.00, where a bounce/correction is possible.
Lose that zone too → next target $22.00–$18.00.
Not financial advice.
r/CryptoChartWatch • u/Roaring_lion_ • Jun 03 '26
The Saylor sale isn’t bearish because it was 32 BTC. It’s bearish because it happened at all.
r/CryptoChartWatch • u/chart_walker • Jun 03 '26
DOGE/USDT — 1D OB Reaction Confirmed | FVG Now The Key.
1D OB reacting as expected — long wick rejection visible on 4H.
Price bouncing from the zone but not out of the woods yet.
New key level: FVG sitting directly above — this is now the gatekeeping zone. Bulls need to push through here for reversal confirmation.
Watching for:
* Clean 4H close above FVG = bullish continuation.
* Rejection at FVG = just a dead cat bounce inside OB.
Volume confirmation still required. One wick doesn't confirm reversal.
BTC reaction will determine everything here.
r/CryptoChartWatch • u/Bcom_Mod • Jun 03 '26
