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Bitcoin (BTC) has experienced a decline, dropping 1.67% in the last day and 3.17% over the week, with technical analysis indicating a bearish trend and potential support around $101,000, possibly testing the $100,000 level by the end of June.
Binance has purchased $596,000 worth of ONDO tokens, indicating institutional interest, yet the broader market sentiment remains bearish. Despite ONDO's recent price gains, a divergence in market behavior is evident as derivative traders continue to sell, leading to a negative Funding Rate and increased short contracts. This suggests potential downward pressure on ONDO's price, despite the accumulation by major players.
XRP has reached its lowest volatility level in 2024, breaking below key moving averages and indicating a bearish trend. The asset is trading near $0.5146, with a descending triangle pattern and declining volume suggesting a lack of investor interest. The RSI is near the oversold area, hinting at a potential buying opportunity, but broader market conditions remain volatile and unpredictable.
A prominent crypto analyst, Bluntz, has turned bearish on Solana (SOL), predicting a potential decline of over 50% from its current price of $165 to around $80. Using Elliott Wave Theory, Bluntz suggests that SOL has completed a five-wave rally and is now likely to enter a corrective phase, indicating a macro lower high at $188.
XRP's price dropped by over 11% in the last 24 hours, failing to test a 6-year pattern and raising concerns of being overvalued. Market indicators suggest a possible trend reversal, but the ongoing global geopolitical instability and the Middle East conflict may keep crypto prices bearish. Support levels indicate potential further decline to $0.46 or $0.42, with a bull rally possible if the token tests the support.
Natural gas prices have been on a seven-day decline, with support seen at 1.59, but no convincing signs of a turnaround. Sellers remain in control as the price breached the 1.80 support zone and fell to 1.59/1.61. If today’s low is broken, the next targets are 1.52 and 1.44, with a potential bullish reversal if the 1.52 zone is hit. A rally above today’s high of 1.69 could indicate strength, with previous support levels becoming resistance.
Natural gas has dropped to a new trend low of 1.76, nearing a potential support zone at 1.80, and is 52% below the October swing high at 3.64. A decisive close below 1.80 could indicate a deeper decline towards the next significant price zone at 1.61, with a bearish trend continuation signal on the weekly chart. Further downside targets include 1.52 to 1.49, but a bullish reversal is anticipated at or above 1.49, with future price action around potential support levels providing insight into market strength or weakness.
The price of natural gas has plummeted to a 42-month low, reaching 1.87 and eyeing a next target of 1.80, with potential further support at 1.61 to 1.44. A bearish long-term trend continuation signal has been triggered, indicating a possible acceleration of the decline, supported by crossovers in moving averages. The market appears to be heading towards lower prices, with downside follow-through still warranted.
Natural gas is currently in a consolidation phase, with a potential breakout looming as it hovers near the lower boundary line of a broadening formation pattern. The weekly chart indicates bearish sentiment, with support and resistance levels at 2.02 and 2.17 respectively. While the market shows signs of bearish pressure, caution is advised when shorting due to the potential for a reversal, with support levels at 1.98, 1.97, and 1.95, and a possible target of 1.80 if the lower boundary is breached.
Natural gas prices are experiencing further consolidation as a broadening formation develops, reflecting uncertainty at a critical support area. Resistance is seen around the downtrend line and lower declining parallel channel line, indicating a continuation of the bearish trend. The bearish continuation is expected to first target 1.98, then 1.97, with a high chance of testing trend lows around 1.95. If prices fall decisively below 1.95, the next area to watch for support is around 1.795.
Natural gas is experiencing downward pressure and is likely to continue its bearish trend, with potential support levels around 2.03 to 1.95 and a possible pivot at 1.92. The market has fallen below key moving averages and support lines, indicating a strong bearish sentiment. Downward momentum may slow down as it approaches a new trend low, potentially leading to a bullish reversal, but a decisive drop below today’s low could signal further downside.
Traders are closely monitoring natural gas as it trades within a potential support zone defined by the uptrend line, the 78.6% retracement, and the prior swing low at 2.235. A decisive decline below 2.31 could signal further price drops, with potential support around the 2.235 level. However, the bearish trend remains intact, and a rally above 2.31 could indicate strength, potentially leading to a tradeable bounce. If prices weaken further, a test of trend lows around 1.97 to 1.94 is possible.
Natural gas experienced a bearish decline, breaking key support levels and heading towards the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement at 2.48. The bearish momentum was confirmed by a wide-range red candlestick pattern and a weekly bearish reversal, indicating further weakness. The next potential support is at 2.48, followed by a minor swing low around 2.41. While the current outlook for natural gas is bearish, a countertrend move is expected after reaching support levels, with volatility remaining a key factor in price movements.
Natural gas is experiencing a bearish retracement, with sellers in control and a potential continuation of the downtrend. The failure of the long-term downtrend line to hold as support further indicates a bearish outlook. The next target for natural gas is around $2.22, based on an extended falling ABCD pattern. The breakdown of a large bearish flag and the confirmation by moving averages add to the bearish sentiment, with the 1.95 trend low at risk of being tested as support.
Natural gas is experiencing a bearish trend, consolidating below its long-term uptrend line and facing resistance at the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement. The behavior suggests a continuation of the downtrend unless a significant change occurs. The next lower target is at 2.62, followed by 2.55 and 2.50. The breakdown of the rising trend channel indicates weakness, but a rally above the current high could lead to further resistance testing. The monthly chart also signals bearishness, although a bullish reversal is still a possibility.