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TREE NEWS update: Fairlead Strategies, a technical analysis firm, reports that Bitcoin is no longer oversold and is poised for a potential breakout. The analysis suggests that the recent correction has run its course, and bullish momentum could resume. This comes as Bitcoin trades in a tight range, with traders eyeing key resistance levels.

TREE NEWS reports: Fairlead Strategies’ Katie Stockton suggests Bitcoin may be poised for a breakout as it has cleared its 200-day moving average and is no longer oversold. Speaking on CNBC, she noted the asset’s recent rally, indicating potential upward momentum.

TREE NEWS update: Crypto-margined Bitcoin futures have plummeted from near-total dominance to about 12% of total open interest, signaling a shift in market dynamics. Despite this collapse, leveraged traders remain active, suggesting the short squeeze may not be fully resolved.

TREE NEWS reports: Term Finance permanently closed its Meta Vaults following a governance attack that resulted in approximately $8.5 million in losses. The incident underscores vulnerabilities in DeFi governance mechanisms.

TREE NEWS reports: Kraken reported that a ‘dust attack’ originating from a sanctioned HTX wallet has locked out some customers. The exchange is investigating the incident, which involves small amounts of crypto sent to users, potentially triggering compliance protocols.

TREE NEWS update: Term Finance permanently closed its Meta Vaults following an exploit estimated at $8.5 million by PeckShield. Withdrawals remain open, but the protocol has not quantified remaining assets and is exploring ways to address any shortfall.

TREE NEWS update: The Crypto Fear and Greed Index has risen to ‘Extreme Greed’ for the first time since 2024, signaling high market optimism. This shift suggests strong bullish sentiment among investors, often preceding potential market corrections.

TREE NEWS reports: The Crypto Fear and Greed Index has surged from 36 (fear) a month ago to ‘Extreme Greed’ for the first time since 2024, signaling a sharp shift in market sentiment. This rapid flip reflects growing bullish momentum in the crypto market.

TREE NEWS update: CryptoQuant reports that Bitcoin has entered the early stage of a new bull market, identifying $83,000 as a critical support level. The analysis suggests that maintaining this level could confirm the bullish trend, while a break below might signal a deeper correction.

TREE NEWS reports: RockawayX is raising $150 million to launch a crypto hedge fund focused on undervalued tokens and crypto stocks. The fund aims to capitalize on market inefficiencies in digital assets and related equities.

TREE NEWS reports: RockawayX, managing ~$2B in assets, is raising $150M for a new liquidity opportunities fund focused on undervalued tokens and crypto stocks. The fund will be managed by Austin Barack, founder of Relayer Capital, which RockawayX acquired. This comes as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana surged over 20% in the past week.

TREE NEWS reports: Strive has raised enough funds through SATA in the first two trading days of this week to purchase more than 348 bitcoins. The exact amount raised was not disclosed, but the move signals continued institutional interest in bitcoin.

TREE NEWS update: CryptoQuant reports that Bitcoin’s 24% rally has shifted key market indicators bullish, signaling the initial phase of a new bull market. However, rising profit-taking could cause short-term volatility, with $83,000 identified as a critical support level to watch.

TREE NEWS update: HyperliquidNews reports that the stablecoin market capitalization has reached $6.888 billion, approaching the all-time high of $7 billion, just before the upcoming launch of AQAv2. This milestone highlights the growing demand for stablecoins in the crypto ecosystem.

TREE NEWS update: Prediction market Kalshi has raised approximately $1.12 billion through equity financing, according to SEC filings, with a total offering size of $1.5 billion. The funds will support its expansion in the prediction market space.

TREE NEWS update: Gold extended its rally to a three-month high as a weaker dollar and falling yields boosted demand, while Bitcoin briefly climbed above $80,000 for the first time since May. The moves reflect shifting market dynamics amid macroeconomic uncertainty.