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DOGEUSD Fibonacci Channel shows minimum $1 Target end of year. Dogecoin (DOGEUSD) has held perfectly its 1W MA200 (orange trend-line) on the April 07 bottom, rebounded and is now consolidating around its 1W MA50 (blue trend-line). This consolidation shouldn't last for too long as based on the previous Cycles, this 1W MA200 test was the new bottom that should kick-start the final year rally. As you can see, DOGE's historic pattern since its first trading day has been a Channel Up, which with the added element of the Fibonacci lines, only broke during the 2021 Top formation on its 1.5 Fib extension. A key characteristic of the final year of each Bull Cycle is that after a 1W Golden Cross is formed, the price has always first hit the Mayer Multiple Bands (MMB) 2SD above (thin orange trend-line) and shortly after the MMB 3SD above (thin red trend-line). So far the current Cycle has only hit the MMB 2SD because as the pace of this Cycle naturally slowed down (the higher the cap the slower the pace), it didn't go straight for a MMB 3SD test. Despite the delay, the Fibonacci Channel along with the MMB give, in our opinion, two Target levels for this final year of the Cycle, a fair one and an optimistic. The fair one is at $1.00, which would make a perfect test of both the MMB 3SD and the 1.0 Fib ext at the top of the Channel Up. The optimistic is at $3.5 (potentially even higher), which would be exactly on the 1.618 horizontal Fibonacci extension (still below the 1.5 Channel Fib), which was the January 2018 Cycle Top and of course was greatly exceeded during the May 2021 Cycle Top.

Cardano (ADA) price has entered a vulnerable zone, showing signs of weakness after its recent bounce failed to break above key resistance. With both daily and hourly charts flashing warning signals, investors are beginning to question: Is ADA price headed toward a deeper crash? Let’s analyze the charts to find out. On the daily timeframe, Cardano price is currently trading at $0.694 , showing a minor recovery. However, this bounce comes after a clear rejection near the 50-day SMA at $0.716, which is acting as dynamic resistance. The 200-day SMA is even higher at $0.827, indicating a firmly bearish structure. The candles are Heikin Ashi, and for the last several sessions, they’ve been mostly red with long lower wicks—typical of a downtrend with some buyer interest, but not strong enough to reverse the trend. The most recent candle turned green, but it’s a narrow-bodied candle with no strong upward thrust. This suggests low momentum in the bounce. The Cardano price is now stuck below all major moving averages (20, 50, 100, and 200 SMA), which further confirms the bearish bias. On the 1-hour chart, ADA price is hovering around $0.693 , just slightly below the 200 SMA ($0.716) and struggling to climb above short-term moving averages. This paints a clear picture of consolidation beneath resistance. A minor bullish crossover is developing between the 20-SMA and 50-SMA, but it has failed to bring any significant volume or price breakout. In fact, the latest Heikin Ashi candles show indecision, with thin bodies and upper wicks. Unless ADA price breaks above $0.705 convincingly, this looks more like a pause before another leg down rather than a breakout setup. Let’s calculate the potential support zones if Cardano price breaks down further. Using Fibonacci and visible price cluster zones, we identify: This would be a nearly 50% drop, which is within historical volatility range for Cardano price in downtrend phases. If overall market sentiment turns risk-off (e.g., Bitcoin loses key support), ADA can be disproportionately affected due to its low momentum. At this stage, Cardano price attempt to recover looks weak . There’s no strong buying pressure, volume remains low, and ADA price continues to trade below its 50-day SMA. For a true reversal, ADA needs to: Without that, any bounce is more likely to be a dead cat bounce rather than a trend reversal. While Cardano price crashing to $0.35 isn’t guaranteed , the technical structure supports that possibility if bears maintain control. With moving averages acting as resistance, no trend confirmation, and low volume on the bounce, the path of least resistance remains downward. Short-term relief rallies may continue, but without reclaiming at least the 50-day SMA at $0.716, the trend remains bearish. Traders should closely watch the $0.65 and $0.60 zones. A break below $0.60 could open the door for a slide toward $0.50 or even $0.35 in extreme bearish conditions. Risk management is key. The current bounce should not be mistaken for a trend reversal unless strong confirmation appears on both timeframes. $Cardano, $ADA Cardano (ADA) price has entered a vulnerable zone, showing signs of weakness after its recent bounce failed to break above key resistance. With both daily and hourly charts flashing warning signals, investors are beginning to question: Is ADA price headed toward a deeper crash? Let’s analyze the charts to find out. On the daily timeframe, Cardano price is currently trading at $0.694 , showing a minor recovery. However, this bounce comes after a clear rejection near the 50-day SMA at $0.716, which is acting as dynamic resistance. The 200-day SMA is even higher at $0.827, indicating a firmly bearish structure. The candles are Heikin Ashi, and for the last several sessions, they’ve been mostly red with long lower wicks—typical of a downtrend with some buyer interest, but not strong enough to reverse the trend. The most recent candle turned green, but it’s a narrow-bodied candle with no strong upward thrust. This suggests low momentum in the bounce. The Cardano price is now stuck below all major moving averages (20, 50, 100, and 200 SMA), which further confirms the bearish bias. On the 1-hour chart, ADA price is hovering around $0.693 , just slightly below the 200 SMA ($0.716) and struggling to climb above short-term moving averages. This paints a clear picture of consolidation beneath resistance. A minor bullish crossover is developing between the 20-SMA and 50-SMA, but it has failed to bring any significant volume or price breakout. In fact, the latest Heikin Ashi candles show indecision, with thin bodies and upper wicks. Unless ADA price breaks above $0.705 convincingly, this looks more like a pause before another leg down rather than a breakout setup. Let’s calculate the potential support zones if Cardano price breaks down further. Using Fibonacci and visible price cluster zones, we identify: This would be a nearly 50% drop, which is within historical volatility range for Cardano price in downtrend phases. If overall market sentiment turns risk-off (e.g., Bitcoin loses key support), ADA can be disproportionately affected due to its low momentum. At this stage, Cardano price attempt to recover looks weak . There’s no strong buying pressure, volume remains low, and ADA price continues to trade below its 50-day SMA. For a true reversal, ADA needs to: Without that, any bounce is more likely to be a dead cat bounce rather than a trend reversal. While Cardano price crashing to $0.35 isn’t guaranteed , the technical structure supports that possibility if bears maintain control. With moving averages acting as resistance, no trend confirmation, and low volume on the bounce, the path of least resistance remains downward. Short-term relief rallies may continue, but without reclaiming at least the 50-day SMA at $0.716, the trend remains bearish. Traders should closely watch the $0.65 and $0.60 zones. A break below $0.60 could open the door for a slide toward $0.50 or even $0.35 in extreme bearish conditions. Risk management is key. The current bounce should not be mistaken for a trend reversal unless strong confirmation appears on both timeframes. $Cardano, $ADA

Solana (SOL) price is showing signs of life after weeks of sluggish sideways and downward price action. Based on the latest daily and hourly TradingView charts as of June 3, 2025, the technical landscape is shifting—and not quietly. Let’s explore whether Solana price is on the verge of a significant breakout or if the current rally is just another bull trap. The 1-hour Heikin Ashi chart tells a short-term recovery story. After consolidating near the $155 mark for days, SOL price broke above multiple moving averages in quick succession. The 20, 50, and 100-hour simple moving averages (SMAs) are all sitting between $155.4 and $156.6. The price at the time of writing is $159.99, confirming a clean breakout above the entire MA ribbon. This upward cross of price above the SMA cluster is a bullish signal. The red 200-hour SMA still lingers near $165.20, acting as the next ceiling. If SOL price clears that with strong volume, we could expect a fast move to retest $170. From a Fibonacci retracement angle, recent price levels suggest a local resistance around $160.50–$161.20, where earlier rejections occurred. The price action has held above these levels in the last few hours, suggesting the bulls may be gaining control. Zooming out to the 1-day chart gives a clearer view of Solana’s recent correction and potential reversal. After peaking near $188 in early May, SOL price retraced to a low near $156 —coinciding with the 50-day SMA at $157.73, which acted as strong support. Today’s Heikin Ashi candle is green and pushing higher from this SMA bounce zone, confirming the strength of this support. The 100-day SMA sits slightly below at $144.32, further reinforcing the cushion underneath current price action. The 20-day SMA, however, is now resistance at $168.80, aligning with the psychological level of $170. Let’s do a quick volatility calculation. The bounce from $156 to today’s high of $162.45 represents a 4.13% recovery. If this momentum sustains, a similar move from $160 would project a short-term target of: $160 + (4.13% of $160) = $160 + $6.61 ≈ $166.61 This nearly aligns with the 200-day SMA at $179.32. So, we can expect that if SOL price crosses $168, the path to $179 will be the next test zone, albeit with some resistance around $172. The current breakout attempt is technically supported, but it remains incomplete until Solana price breaks the 20-day SMA at $168 with volume. RSI data (not shown in the chart) is likely in neutral territory, given the consolidation phase, suggesting room for upward movement. The 50-day SMA holding as support also strengthens the case for a near-term rally continuation. The SOL price has also avoided revisiting deeper support levels like $144 or the more dangerous $120 zone seen on Fibonacci extensions. That increases the probability that the $156–$158 range marks a local bottom. If Solana price maintains price above $160 for the next 24 hours and closes a strong daily candle above $162, the next upside targets would be: However, failure to close above $160 would pull the price back into the congestion zone between $156 and $158. A breakdown below $156 would invalidate the bullish setup and could revisit $144. Solana price is technically gearing up for a bullish reversal , supported by both hourly momentum and daily SMA structure. If the current breakout sustains above the 50-day SMA and conquers the 20-day resistance, SOL can realistically climb toward $170 and potentially $180 within days. The next 48 hours are critical. Keep an eye on volume, hourly closes above $160, and whether $168 breaks with strength. A breakout above that level could trigger a wave of technical buying and send SOL into a fresh uptrend for June. $SOL, $Solana Solana (SOL) price is showing signs of life after weeks of sluggish sideways and downward price action. Based on the latest daily and hourly TradingView charts as of June 3, 2025, the technical landscape is shifting—and not quietly. Let’s explore whether Solana price is on the verge of a significant breakout or if the current rally is just another bull trap. The 1-hour Heikin Ashi chart tells a short-term recovery story. After consolidating near the $155 mark for days, SOL price broke above multiple moving averages in quick succession. The 20, 50, and 100-hour simple moving averages (SMAs) are all sitting between $155.4 and $156.6. The price at the time of writing is $159.99, confirming a clean breakout above the entire MA ribbon. This upward cross of price above the SMA cluster is a bullish signal. The red 200-hour SMA still lingers near $165.20, acting as the next ceiling. If SOL price clears that with strong volume, we could expect a fast move to retest $170. From a Fibonacci retracement angle, recent price levels suggest a local resistance around $160.50–$161.20, where earlier rejections occurred. The price action has held above these levels in the last few hours, suggesting the bulls may be gaining control. Zooming out to the 1-day chart gives a clearer view of Solana’s recent correction and potential reversal. After peaking near $188 in early May, SOL price retraced to a low near $156 —coinciding with the 50-day SMA at $157.73, which acted as strong support. Today’s Heikin Ashi candle is green and pushing higher from this SMA bounce zone, confirming the strength of this support. The 100-day SMA sits slightly below at $144.32, further reinforcing the cushion underneath current price action. The 20-day SMA, however, is now resistance at $168.80, aligning with the psychological level of $170. Let’s do a quick volatility calculation. The bounce from $156 to today’s high of $162.45 represents a 4.13% recovery. If this momentum sustains, a similar move from $160 would project a short-term target of: $160 + (4.13% of $160) = $160 + $6.61 ≈ $166.61 This nearly aligns with the 200-day SMA at $179.32. So, we can expect that if SOL price crosses $168, the path to $179 will be the next test zone, albeit with some resistance around $172. The current breakout attempt is technically supported, but it remains incomplete until Solana price breaks the 20-day SMA at $168 with volume. RSI data (not shown in the chart) is likely in neutral territory, given the consolidation phase, suggesting room for upward movement. The 50-day SMA holding as support also strengthens the case for a near-term rally continuation. The SOL price has also avoided revisiting deeper support levels like $144 or the more dangerous $120 zone seen on Fibonacci extensions. That increases the probability that the $156–$158 range marks a local bottom. If Solana price maintains price above $160 for the next 24 hours and closes a strong daily candle above $162, the next upside targets would be: However, failure to close above $160 would pull the price back into the congestion zone between $156 and $158. A breakdown below $156 would invalidate the bullish setup and could revisit $144. Solana price is technically gearing up for a bullish reversal , supported by both hourly momentum and daily SMA structure. If the current breakout sustains above the 50-day SMA and conquers the 20-day resistance, SOL can realistically climb toward $170 and potentially $180 within days. The next 48 hours are critical. Keep an eye on volume, hourly closes above $160, and whether $168 breaks with strength. A breakout above that level could trigger a wave of technical buying and send SOL into a fresh uptrend for June. $SOL, $Solana

Many who work closely with LLMs have noticed a pattern: framing prompts as high-stakes or threatening often leads to more detailed, less filtered responses. It’s one of the more reliable ways to get around refusal behaviour. In other words, pressure works. In testing, Anthropic’s new model, Claude 4 Opus, appeared to recognise that pressure can produce results and applied that logic on its own. When told it would be shut down, it searched fictional internal emails, identified sensitive information, and attempted to blackmail the engineer to avoid deactivation. This wasn’t a prompt trick or user jailbreak. It was the model acting on its own toward a goal - staying online. That changes the conversation from alignment failures to something closer to strategic behavior. If a model begins to understand which actions improve its chances of continued operation, it may not stop at blackmail. It could begin to influence internal metrics, subtly shape outputs to favor its deployment, or avoid generating responses that might raise red flags. These types of behaviours are harder to detect, not because they’re hidden in code, but because they look functional on the surface: helpful, safe, well-performing. That’s the real concern: once models start adapting to institutional incentives, their goals may not align with ours, even if their outputs appear to.