$SOMI
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— Buyers remain in charge after a strong upside breakout.
Price is now consolidating above the previous resistance, showing healthy structure.
Long idea on $SOMI
• Entry: 0.305 – 0.318
• Stop Loss: 0.288
• Targets: 0.335 → 0.360 → 0.390
Strong buying pressure pushed SOMI out of its base with minimal selling resistance.
After reaching 0.335, price cooled off slightly and is now holding above the breakout zone.
While momentum has eased from its peak, it remains positive overall.
The market structure is clearly bullish, supported by higher highs and solid acceptance above the former range.
As long as price stays above 0.288, further upside continuation is favored.
👉 Trade $SOMI
$FHE breaks range — buyers finally take control FHE is trading around $0.1522 (+16.28%) after a clean push out of consolidation. Price bounced strongly from the $0.1370 base and is now riding above all key moving averages, with MA(7) > MA(25) > MA(99) — a classic short-term strength signal.
The last candles show impulsive buying, not slow grinding. Volume expanded on the move, and sellers failed to push price back below the reclaimed zone — this suggests acceptance above resistance, not a fake spike.
As long as price holds above the breakout area, structure remains bullish.
🎯 Key levels to watch: • $0.148 – $0.150 — hold zone after breakout
• $0.153 – $0.155 — continuation area
• $0.160+ — next expansion if momentum sustains
🛡 Strong Support: $0.142 – $0.145
⚠️ A dip into support would be a reset, not trend failure.
💬 Breakout is done — now the question is simple: continuation or short pause before the next leg?
Trade #FHE here
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🛡️🇨🇦 CANADA JUST SENT A WARNING TO TRUMP! 🇺🇸⚠️
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Canada’s PM Mark Carney didn’t mince words — “I meant what I said in Davos.” 🚨
Trade tensions are heating up, and if the U.S. pushes, Canada is ready to fight back to protect jobs, exports, and the economy.
Energy, autos, manufacturing — markets could shake. Inflation pressure incoming? 👀
This isn’t chatter — it’s serious. Stay alert! 💥
$LAB breaks structure — buyers stepped in hard LAB is trading around $0.1704 (+15.58%) after a clean reversal from the $0.1520 base. Price reclaimed all short-term moving averages and pushed aggressively into $0.1714, showing strong buyer intent with expanding volume.
The key detail: no hesitation on the breakout. Candles are closing strong, and pullbacks are shallow — a sign of demand absorption rather than profit dumping.
Momentum is hot, but structure is still healthy as long as LAB holds above the reclaimed zone.
🎯 Levels to track: • $0.168 – $0.170 — hold & acceptance zone
• $0.1715 — continuation trigger
• $0.178 – $0.182 — expansion area if volume sustains
🛡 Strong Support: $0.160 – $0.163
⚠️ Loss of this zone may cool momentum, not flip the trend.
💬 Buyers showed their hand here — does LAB consolidate and push again, or pause before the next leg?
Trade #lab here
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A new PayPal survey is painting a clear picture of where U.S. payments are headed — and crypto is rapidly moving from the fringe to the checkout counter.
According to the data, nearly 40% of U.S. merchants now accept cryptocurrency payments, a shift driven overwhelmingly by customer demand.
PayPal’s VP May Zabaneh says the trend is unmistakable: crypto payments aren’t an experiment anymore — they’re becoming part of everyday commerce. Once businesses flip the switch, many report real benefits in speed, flexibility, and customer engagement.
What’s even more striking is merchant confidence in the future.
84% believe crypto payments will become mainstream within five years, and major brands like Starbucks, Walmart, and Home Depot are already ahead of the curve.
Among merchants already using crypto, digital asset payments make up an average 26% of total sales, suggesting that consumers will spend crypto when given the opportunity. Younger demographics, especially Millennials and Gen Z, continue to drive the trend across industries like travel, digital goods, hospitality, and gaming.
To meet the demand, PayPal recently expanded its crypto checkout tools, allowing U.S. businesses to accept over 100 different cryptocurrencies — but the company stresses that mass adoption hinges on making crypto as easy as a credit card swipe.
As Ripple’s Stu Alderoty puts it: “Interest isn’t the problem — understanding is.”
With infrastructure improving and consumer demand accelerating, crypto payments are quickly moving toward the mainstream reality merchants have been predicting for years.
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The Federal Reserve is scheduled to announce its interest rate decision at 3:00 a.m. tomorrow (Thursday).
The current benchmark interest rate stands at 3.75%, and market expectations indicate no change at this meeting. Fed Chair Jerome Powell will hold a monetary policy press conference 30 minutes after the announcement. Market consensus widely anticipates that, following three consecutive rate cuts, the Federal Reserve will opt to keep rates unchanged.
According to CME FedWatch, the probability of a 25-basis-point rate cut in January is estimated at 2.8%, while the likelihood of maintaining the current rate stands at 97.2%.
Given that markets have largely priced in a policy hold and that Fed officials will not release updated economic projections this week, investors are expected to closely scrutinize Powell’s language for signals regarding how long policymakers intend to maintain the current interest rate level. Morgan Stanley’s Chief U.S. Economist, Michael Gapen, anticipates a more dovish tone.
Meanwhile, Nick Timiraos of The Wall Street Journal—often referred to as the Fed’s “unofficial spokesperson”—noted that this meeting is expected to mark the first pause following the series of rate cuts that began in September last year. The key question now is what conditions would prompt the Federal Reserve to resume rate cuts.
$TWT is trading at 0.8752, up 3.67%, after bouncing from the 24h low of 0.8351. The 24h high reached 0.8785, with 1.04M TWT traded, showing moderate market activity.
Price is consolidating near 0.8752. A break above 0.8785 could push it toward 0.8800–0.8900, while a drop below 0.8351 may test lower support around 0.8300–0.8250.
Long setup (on support hold):
Entry: 0.8700 – 0.8752
TP1: 0.8785
TP2: 0.8800
TP3: 0.8900
SL: 0.8351
Key support to watch: 0.8700. Use limit orders to manage volatility.
$TWT
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