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While uncertainty looms over global markets, a clear signal emerges at the bitcoin level: on-chain activity is booming. With nearly one million active addresses in 24 hours, a six-month high, attention is refocusing on the network’s fundamentals. BTC, after peaking at $97,000, hovers around $94,000. This resurgence in activity is intriguing: a lasting effect or just a temporary spike? Traders sharpen their analyses and watch for the next impulse. On May 3, on-chain analyst Ali Martinez published a major observation on the Bitcoin network via his X account (formerly Twitter): The number of active addresses on the Bitcoin network has just reached a six-month high, with 925,914 addresses in a single day. This spectacular figure far surpasses recent averages, confirming a clear resurgence in blockchain interactions. The chart shared by Martinez shows a gradual rise since the end of April, culminating with this explosion of activity as the BTC price returned above $95,000. This correlation between network activity and price movement could indicate the consolidation of a new structural support. Such on-chain effervescence seems to intertwine with a technical setup that several analysts qualify as favorable. TehThomas specifies that a market pattern identical to that of April is reproducing. At the time, the break of a consolidation level around $86,000 led to a jump of $10,000. Moreover, a similar structure emerges with the formation of a Fair Value Gap (FVG) between $94,200 and $95,000, considered a potential support level. Here are the technical elements highlighted: This first analytical sequence of the Bitcoin network, based on on-chain signals and bullish technical structures, lays a solid framework for the hypothesis of a new rally. However, other market voices temper this enthusiasm. While some analysts see this dynamic as a bullish repetition, others call for caution. A contradictory analysis points out that the current rebound might only be a corrective retracement, not an impulsive thrust. The bullish movement seems to hit an important technical resistance zone, corresponding to a bearish FVG located between $97,000 and $97,450. This zone coincides with the famous “preferred technical range”, defined by Fibonacci levels 0.618 to 0.65. It is often interpreted as potentially trapping for overconfident investors. This strategic positioning of price in a technical resistance zone reinforces uncertainty. The BTC/USDT 15-minute chart analysis shows that if bitcoin fails to clearly break through this threshold, a fallback to the former range below $94,000 could catch traders off guard. This scenario would call into question the legitimacy of the current breakout, signaling a possible “false bullish signal”. For now, BTC holds at $94,326, in the immediate vicinity of this critical zone. Looking beyond technical indicators, this configuration reveals the market’s extreme sensitivity to ambiguous signals. A clear bullish confirmation could trigger a capital influx, which would strengthen the push toward $100,000. However, conversely, a sharp rejection at these levels could crystallize a significant correction . For investors as well as observers, the next market decision in this highly symbolic technical zone will likely be decisive for the cycle’s continuation.

$ETH finally broke out of its long-term downtrend late last month and is now holding support above the trendline — a very bullish sign. 📈 This could help ETH catch up with $BTC and other alts.

$ETH has broken out of its downtrend for the first time since December 2024. Ethereum tried to break out multiple times before but got rejected. This time, the breakout is looking real and bullish. I think it's time for $ETH to catch up fast.

$ETH dropped 65% from the exit (or entry) shared here back in December and reclaimed the first target and it occurred in early summer. If you followed then you avoided a 60% washout and profited on the way down and now see a shift as it reclaimed the PF and the key level. There was no need to buy every dip or try to catch the absolute low and now there's a clear and obvious invalidation point and like I said back in December....a protracted correction that could push into May

Cardano (ADA), known for its research-driven approach to blockchain development, is facing some challenges when it comes to growth, and according to Tim Harrison, Executive VP of Community & Ecosystem at Input Output (IO), the issue isn’t just about marketing, at least, not in the traditional sense. “I’ve been doing a LOT of thinking about marketing,” Tim recently shared. “More specifically, Cardano’s so-called ‘marketing problem.” Tim’s been with Cardano since 2019, back when the whole crypto market, not just Cardano, was struggling. He’s seen the ups and downs, and he’s the first to admit he’s not entirely objective. But his insight is rooted in years of experience. And what he’s been hearing from the community lately? It hits home. “We don’t just need more marketing. We need better marketing, smarter, more strategic, more aligned.” Cardano’s community has done something remarkable. Without flashy ads or empty hype, it pushed the platform into the top ten cryptocurrencies with a market capitalization of $25.1 billion just after Dogecoin (DOGE) . But the reality is, even the best technology needs a spotlight. It needs a clear voice, especially for people who aren’t already immersed in the project. The platform does have standout features. To begin with, it uses a UTXO model (short for Unspent Transaction Output), similar to Bitcoin’s, but with its own twist, called Extended UTXO (eUTXO). Then there is liquid staking, which is an option where users can stake their ADA to help secure the network and earn rewards, without locking their funds. Cardano also has a decentralized governance system that’s still evolving but improving steadily. The idea is to give the community more power over how the platform develops over time, instead of relying on a small group of decision-makers. But here’s the catch: without real-world usage, all those features are just potential. As Tim puts it , “Marketing isn’t the goal. Growth is. Real growth. Real usage. Real DApps solving real problems.” As Tim Harrison points out, some things are already becoming clear about what Cardano really needs to move forward. First, it needs solid research, not just surface-level analysis, but a deep understanding of where the platform currently stands and where it realistically can go. It also needs a go-to-market strategy that isn’t built in isolation but shaped and backed by the community itself. On top of that, he said ”Support for strategic partnerships and grassroots advocacy”, and maybe most importantly, Cardano needs a unified, accessible narrative that speaks to people outside the crypto bubble. This is about creating a strategy that helps developers clearly see the value of Cardano’s tools, helps businesses understand how it can solve real-world challenges, and ensures users feel empowered rather than overwhelmed by complexity. Tims concluded, “We need to invest in communicating better. Smarter. Together. And together here means not centralised, but coherent.” Currently, Cardano is trading at the price of $0.7136, with an increase of 1.50% in the past day and a slight decrease of 1.29% in the past week.