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$ETH /USDT 1H — The Rebound Is Losing Momentum
I’m watching $ETH a little more carefully here because the chart looks less like a clean breakout and more like a rebound that is starting to cool off.
On the 1H chart, ETH is around $2,435, after making a sharp move from the $2,355 low to the $2,484.94 high. That’s a strong recovery, but price is now pulling back from the upper part of that range.
Here’s what stands out to me:
Current price: $2,435.48
24H high: $2,484.94
24H low: $2,355.01
Moving averages
The short-term averages are giving a slightly cautious signal:
- MA5: $2,440.04
- MA10: $2,4

🚨 GLOBAL BOND MARKET IS STARTING TO LOOK SERIOUS
This is the part of the market I’m watching right now.
Long-term bond yields are pushing to levels we haven’t seen in years across major economies.
The U.S. 30-year Treasury yield has moved above 5.3%, its highest level since 2007.
Japan’s 10-year yield is sitting close to 3%, around a three-decade high. France and the UK are also seeing heavy pressure in their longer-dated bonds.
And this is important because rising yields basically mean governments, companies and consumers are facing higher borrowing costs.
But there’s another problem underne

🚨 JAPAN’S STOCK MARKET IS GETTING HIT AGAIN
The Nikkei is down around 3% today, and roughly ¥35 trillion ($225B) in market value has been wiped out.
That’s not a small correction.
What caught my attention is that this isn’t happening in isolation. Japanese stocks are getting hit as global tech shares weaken, bond yields stay elevated, and investors become more cautious about risk.
The Nikkei has been especially sensitive to the selloff because chip and tech-related names are taking some of the biggest pressure.
And honestly, this is the part I’m watching.
When stocks fall because of one bad h

🚨 $BTC is flashing a bearish cross.
This is getting my attention because the last time we saw a similar setup was around August 2022 — before Bitcoin went through that final major flush.
I’m not saying history will repeat exactly. It won’t.
But when a signal with that kind of history shows up, I’d rather slow down and watch the market closely than blindly chase a bounce.
For me, the important part now is how BTC reacts around key support. If buyers can defend it, this could end up being just another warning signal.
If support starts breaking with volume, though, the risk of a deeper move bec

$AEON USDT the pullback is where I’m interested, not the green candles
I’m looking at $AEON on the 30m chart and the part I keep coming back to is the move from 0.07982 to 0.09480.
That was a pretty aggressive push, and volume expanded with it. After that high, price started cooling down instead of immediately making another breakout. For me, that changes how I want to trade it.
I don’t want to buy just because the chart still looks green.
I want to see whether the market can build a higher low first.
Right now AEON is around 0.08991, with MA5 at 0.09007, MA10 at 0.09048, and MA30 much lower

$UNITREE USDT — I’m watching this for a possible long, but I don’t want to chase it
I’ve been looking at the 1H chart, and the setup is interesting mainly because price is trying to recover after that sharp pullback.
$UNITREE ran from around 90.35 all the way to 104.80, then started giving back a good part of that move. Since the top, we’ve seen a series of lower highs and lower lows, so I’m not calling this a confirmed uptrend yet.
What I like right now is that price has bounced from the 95–96 area and is back around 98.50.
The moving averages are also starting to bunch together:
- MA5: 97.54