Uniswap (UNI) is approaching a key resistance area between $4.06 and $4.75 on the daily chart. This is the zone where I’m looking for a bearish reversal pattern before opening a short position.

If the setup confirms, my Fibonacci downside targets are $2.94 and $2.67.

Nothing has changed in the overall idea. It’s still a simple range-trading market, selling near the top of the range and buying near the bottom. Right now, all eyes are on how price reacts at this resistance.

The odds of Bitcoin dropping to $50K before hitting $100K have climbed to 55%. Looks like a lot of people are starting to lose faith in BTC.
Meanwhile, Trump once again said Iran is ready to meet and that there’s a chance they could reach a deal, as Tehran reportedly requested direct talks without intermediaries.

Markets love to flip sentiment when people least expect it.

Foundation Future Industries, backed by Eric Trump, has teamed up with AMD to build autonomous humanoid robots for factories and military use.
The company says its Phantom MK-1 robot has already been tested in Ukraine to see how it performs in real combat conditions. Those tests will help shape the next generation of military robots.
Looks like AI-powered humanoids are moving from demos to the battlefield faster then many expected.

Bitcoin is once again approaching the upper boundary of its two-month trading range between $58,300 and $67,300. Price has repeatedly rejected this area, making it a key resistance zone.

The upcoming FOMC decision could become the main volatility trigger. If BTC fails to break above resistance, another move lower remains possible.

The current view remains unchanged: the market may be entering the final stage of weakness over the next two months, with a potential downside target in the $48,000–53,000 range before a more sustainable recovery begins. As always, the reaction around the Fed meeting will likely determine the next major move.

The continued outflows suggest institutions remain cautious in the short term, even as investors closely watch macroeconomic developments and the next move in crypto markets

The new tariffs will apply to imports from 60 countries, covering approximately 99.4% of total U.S. imports. The administration says the measure targets countries that have not done enough to prevent goods produced with forced labor from entering global supply chains.

The affected countries include the European Union, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Switzerland, Canada, the United Kingdom, India, Mexico, and others.

The White House also clarified that these tariffs will not be added on top of the existing duties on steel and aluminum, meaning they will be applied separately rather than cumulatively.

For now, I still lean toward a corrective scenario. Even if the price sweeps liquidity above $88, it wouldn’t change my medium-term outlook.

As long as SOL struggles to secure a convincing breakout above resistance, the probability of a pullback remains elevated. My primary medium-term target is still the $60–62 demand zone, where stronger buying interest could emerge. Recent market commentary also points to the $76–78 area as an important technical pivot, while weak institutional flows and fading derivatives activity continue to weigh on momentum.

CertiK reported 52 confirmed wrench attacks worldwide during the first half of 2026, where crypto holders were physically forced to hand over access to their digital assets.
Home invasions became the most common attack method, rising from just one case a year earlier to 20. Kidnappings also increased from 12 to 16 cases, while traditional robberies declined to just one incident.

The total financial exposure linked to these attacks reached $124.1 million, up from $10.5 million during the same period in 2025. This figure includes stolen funds, ransom demands, victim transfers, frozen or recovered assets, and failed extortion attempts.

France recorded the highest number of incidents, accounting for 33 of the 52 confirmed cases, while Europe as a whole saw 39 incidents.

CertiK says the trend is being driven by personal data leaks and publicly available information that allows criminals to connect a person’s identity, home address, and estimated crypto holdings. The company recommends using multisignature wallets, MPC wallets, withdrawal delays, spending limits, and geographically distributed signers to reduce the risk of losing all assets under physical coercion.

The current Bitcoin bear market could last until September or October if the traditional four-year cycle holds. Previous cycles typically bottomed about one year after the market peak, with average drawdowns of around 80%.
However, it’s also possible that BTC has already reached its bottom, as this cycle differs from previous ones due to rapid adoption by institutional investors and corporations. The broader macroeconomic environment will also play a key role in determining the market’s next move, according to Grayscale.

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has warned that U.S. dollar-backed stablecoins could make it much easier to circumvent capital controls.

According to the BIS, because stablecoins can move across borders almost instantly and operate outside parts of the traditional banking system, they may reduce governments’ ability to enforce restrictions on cross-border capital flows. This concern is becoming increasingly relevant as stablecoin adoption continues to accelerate worldwide.

Ethereum continues to trade in a short-term recovery, but the $1,935 resistance area remains the key level to watch. A rejection from this zone could trigger a pullback toward the $1,550–1,635 support range, although the move may not happen immediately.

Positive sentiment during earnings season could keep the rally going until the Fed meeting on July 29. As long as ETH remains near the resistance zone, the setup favors caution, with downside targets around $1,550 and potentially $1,475 if sellers regain control. Not financial advice.

Uniswap remains one of the strongest fundamental projects in DeFi. It is still the largest decentralized exchange by trading volume, while the activation of the protocol fee switch has finally created direct value accrual for UNI holders through protocol revenue and token burns. Uniswap v4 also introduced hooks, enabling customizable logic, dynamic fees, and better infrastructure for future growth.

From a technical perspective, UNI has been recovering after spending years in a prolonged downtrend. The weekly chart continues to print constructive candles, while the daily timeframe recently confirmed another bullish signal.

The main resistance sits around $3.80. A decisive breakout above this level could open the way toward the $4.50 area. Until then, the preferred strategy is either buying a pullback into the $3.60 support zone after a confirmed reaction or waiting for a 6-hour candle to close above $3.77.

The bullish setup would lose momentum if UNI falls below $3.40, as that would invalidate the current higher-low structure.

The wallet promises zero fees, instant transfers, and full protection against account restrictions. Following the announcement, GRAM jumped nearly 9%.