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Crypto Success: Bitcoin Trading & Investment Strategies podcast.
Hey crypto friends, it’s Crypto Willy here—your pal next door who’s obsessed with blockchain, digital assets, and the latest in decentralized currencies. Let’s dive into the hottest Bitcoin trading and investment news from the past week as we kick off July 2025.
Bitcoin’s price action has been electric. Heading into July, Bitcoin closed out June near $107,700, clinging to crucial support after a strong rebound from below the $100K mark. Right now, bulls and bears are tussling around the $108,000-$110,000 range. If the bulls can punch through this resistance, the charts suggest we could see a breakout aiming for $114,500—and if momentum spills over, even a swing toward $125,000 might be on the cards. Short-term signals are bullish, with Bitcoin reclaiming all key short-term moving averages and the Relative Strength Index (RSI) steadily rising but safely below overbought territory. As long as we stay above $104,000-$106,000, the upward bias holds strong. FOMO, anyone?
On the institutional front, there’s serious buzz about Strategy—the company helmed by Michael Saylor, now known for its bold Bitcoin bets. Strategy just got the green light for S&P 500 inclusion consideration, a major milestone showing how crypto and traditional finance are blending. Saylor and the team have doubled down, adding another $1.05 billion in Bitcoin, bringing their holdings to around $63.5 billion. Saylor’s plan is simple: “buy and hold BTC indefinitely.” Moves like this aren’t just making headlines—they’re impacting Bitcoin’s liquidity and could push wider adoption as other corporates watch and learn. Strategy’s S&P 500 path mirrors Coinbase’s journey, but with Bitcoin at the core, not just on the balance sheet.
Meanwhile, markets haven’t been all cheers: Reports show crypto investors lost a staggering $2.5 billion to hacks and scams in just the first half of 2025. The Ethereum network was the main target, but Bitcoin incidents also contributed. Security remains a top priority—even as the asset class matures, fresh exploits keep popping up. For traders, the lesson is clear: Protect your coins, use cold storage, and double-check those addresses before sending anything.
On the technical side, there’s a tug-of-war between long-term bulls and short-term caution. A recent crash in the dollar index has given Bitcoin’s bullish camp more ammo, but some analysts warn the start of Q3 can be a traditionally weak stretch for BTC. There’s even chatter that stochastic indicators point to a possible short dip below $100K before any explosive run. Yet optimism reigns—some analysts are boldly eyeing the $200,000 mark by year’s end, provided demand holds up and no black swan events derail the momentum.
To wrap it up, July’s opening week is all about strong technical setups, game-changing moves by giants like Saylor’s Strategy, and investors keeping one eye on scams and volatility. Whether you’re stacking sats or timing that next breakout, keep your finger on the pulse and trade smart. This is Crypto Willy—catch ya next week for more charts, news, and real talk from the world of Bitcoin.
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Hey crypto friends, it’s Crypto Willy here—your pal next door who’s obsessed with blockchain, digital assets, and the latest in decentralized currencies. Let’s dive into the hottest Bitcoin trading and investment news from the past week as we kick off July 2025.
Bitcoin’s price action has been electric. Heading into July, Bitcoin closed out June near $107,700, clinging to crucial support after a strong rebound from below the $100K mark. Right now, bulls and bears are tussling around the $108,000-$110,000 range. If the bulls can punch through this resistance, the charts suggest we could see a breakout aiming for $114,500—and if momentum spills over, even a swing toward $125,000 might be on the cards. Short-term signals are bullish, with Bitcoin reclaiming all key short-term moving averages and the Relative Strength Index (RSI) steadily rising but safely below overbought territory. As long as we stay above $104,000-$106,000, the upward bias holds strong. FOMO, anyone?
On the institutional front, there’s serious buzz about Strategy—the company helmed by Michael Saylor, now known for its bold Bitcoin bets. Strategy just got the green light for S&P 500 inclusion consideration, a major milestone showing how crypto and traditional finance are blending. Saylor and the team have doubled down, adding another $1.05 billion in Bitcoin, bringing their holdings to around $63.5 billion. Saylor’s plan is simple: “buy and hold BTC indefinitely.” Moves like this aren’t just making headlines—they’re impacting Bitcoin’s liquidity and could push wider adoption as other corporates watch and learn. Strategy’s S&P 500 path mirrors Coinbase’s journey, but with Bitcoin at the core, not just on the balance sheet.
Meanwhile, markets haven’t been all cheers: Reports show crypto investors lost a staggering $2.5 billion to hacks and scams in just the first half of 2025. The Ethereum network was the main target, but Bitcoin incidents also contributed. Security remains a top priority—even as the asset class matures, fresh exploits keep popping up. For traders, the lesson is clear: Protect your coins, use cold storage, and double-check those addresses before sending anything.
On the technical side, there’s a tug-of-war between long-term bulls and short-term caution. A recent crash in the dollar index has given Bitcoin’s bullish camp more ammo, but some analysts warn the start of Q3 can be a traditionally weak stretch for BTC. There’s even chatter that stochastic indicators point to a possible short dip below $100K before any explosive run. Yet optimism reigns—some analysts are boldly eyeing the $200,000 mark by year’s end, provided demand holds up and no black swan events derail the momentum.
To wrap it up, July’s opening week is all about strong technical setups, game-changing moves by giants like Saylor’s Strategy, and investors keeping one eye on scams and volatility. Whether you’re stacking sats or timing that next breakout, keep your finger on the pulse and trade smart. This is Crypto Willy—catch ya next week for more charts, news, and real talk from the world of Bitcoin.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
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Hey crypto friends, it’s Crypto Willy here—your pal next door who’s obsessed with blockchain, digital assets, and the latest in decentralized currencies. Let’s dive into the hottest Bitcoin trading and investment news from the past week as we kick off July 2025.
Bitcoin’s price action has been electric. Heading into July, Bitcoin closed out June near $107,700, clinging to crucial support after a strong rebound from below the $100K mark. Right now, bulls and bears are tussling around the $108,000-$110,000 range. If the bulls can punch through this resistance, the charts suggest we could see a breakout aiming for $114,500—and if momentum spills over, even a swing toward $125,000 might be on the cards. Short-term signals are bullish, with Bitcoin reclaiming all key short-term moving averages and the Relative Strength Index (RSI) steadily rising but safely below overbought territory. As long as we stay above $104,000-$106,000, the upward bias holds strong. FOMO, anyone?
On the institutional front, there’s serious buzz about Strategy—the company helmed by Michael Saylor, now known for its bold Bitcoin bets. Strategy just got the green light for S&P 500 inclusion consideration, a major milestone showing how crypto and traditional finance are blending. Saylor and the team have doubled down, adding another $1.05 billion in Bitcoin, bringing their holdings to around $63.5 billion. Saylor’s plan is simple: “buy and hold BTC indefinitely.” Moves like this aren’t just making headlines—they’re impacting Bitcoin’s liquidity and could push wider adoption as other corporates watch and learn. Strategy’s S&P 500 path mirrors Coinbase’s journey, but with Bitcoin at the core, not just on the balance sheet.
Meanwhile, markets haven’t been all cheers: Reports show crypto investors lost a staggering $2.5 billion to hacks and scams in just the first half of 2025. The Ethereum network was the main target, but Bitcoin incidents also contributed. Security remains a top priority—even as the asset class matures, fresh exploits keep popping up. For traders, the lesson is clear: Protect your coins, use cold storage, and double-check those addresses before sending anything.
On the technical side, there’s a tug-of-war between long-term bulls and short-term caution. A recent crash in the dollar index has given Bitcoin’s bullish camp more ammo, but some analysts warn the start of Q3 can be a traditionally weak stretch for BTC. There’s even chatter that stochastic indicators point to a possible short dip below $100K before any explosive run. Yet optimism reigns—some analysts are boldly eyeing the $200,000 mark by year’s end, provided demand holds up and no black swan events derail the momentum.
To wrap it up, July’s opening week is all about strong technical setups, game-changing moves by giants like Saylor’s Strategy, and investors keeping one eye on scams and volatility. Whether you’re stacking sats or timing that next breakout, keep your finger on the pulse and trade smart. This is Crypto Willy—catch ya next week for more charts, news, and real talk from the world of Bitcoin.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
Hey crypto friends, it’s Crypto Willy here—your pal next door who’s obsessed with blockchain, digital assets, and the latest in decentralized currencies. Let’s dive into the hottest Bitcoin trading and investment news from the past week as we kick off July 2025.
Bitcoin’s price action has been electric. Heading into July, Bitcoin closed out June near $107,700, clinging to crucial support after a strong rebound from below the $100K mark. Right now, bulls and bears are tussling around the $108,000-$110,000 range. If the bulls can punch through this resistance, the charts suggest we could see a breakout aiming for $114,500—and if momentum spills over, even a swing toward $125,000 might be on the cards. Short-term signals are bullish, with Bitcoin reclaiming all key short-term moving averages and the Relative Strength Index (RSI) steadily rising but safely below overbought territory. As long as we stay above $104,000-$106,000, the upward bias holds strong. FOMO, anyone?
On the institutional front, there’s serious buzz about Strategy—the company helmed by Michael Saylor, now known for its bold Bitcoin bets. Strategy just got the green light for S&P 500 inclusion consideration, a major milestone showing how crypto and traditional finance are blending. Saylor and the team have doubled down, adding another $1.05 billion in Bitcoin, bringing their holdings to around $63.5 billion. Saylor’s plan is simple: “buy and hold BTC indefinitely.” Moves like this aren’t just making headlines—they’re impacting Bitcoin’s liquidity and could push wider adoption as other corporates watch and learn. Strategy’s S&P 500 path mirrors Coinbase’s journey, but with Bitcoin at the core, not just on the balance sheet.
Meanwhile, markets haven’t been all cheers: Reports show crypto investors lost a staggering $2.5 billion to hacks and scams in just the first half of 2025. The Ethereum network was the main target, but Bitcoin incidents also contributed. Security remains a top priority—even as the asset class matures, fresh exploits keep popping up. For traders, the lesson is clear: Protect your coins, use cold storage, and double-check those addresses before sending anything.
On the technical side, there’s a tug-of-war between long-term bulls and short-term caution. A recent crash in the dollar index has given Bitcoin’s bullish camp more ammo, but some analysts warn the start of Q3 can be a traditionally weak stretch for BTC. There’s even chatter that stochastic indicators point to a possible short dip below $100K before any explosive run. Yet optimism reigns—some analysts are boldly eyeing the $200,000 mark by year’s end, provided demand holds up and no black swan events derail the momentum.
To wrap it up, July’s opening week is all about strong technical setups, game-changing moves by giants like Saylor’s Strategy, and investors keeping one eye on scams and volatility. Whether you’re stacking sats or timing that next breakout, keep your finger on the pulse and trade smart. This is Crypto Willy—catch ya next week for more charts, news, and real talk from the world of Bitcoin.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta