Israel’s decision to authorise its military to kill any senior Iranian official on its assassination list has raised significant new questions about its so-called decapitation strategy and what it is intended to achieve. Privately, Israeli officials have briefed their US…
Solana currently trades at ninety dollars and ten cents during this Saturday session with price action conveying distinctly opposing interpretations depending entirely upon which timeframe receives analytical focus. The lower timeframes exhibit marginally constructive developments having reclaimed position above both the two hour and four hour moving average structures while the daily MACD indicator has generated a bullish crossover signal for the first time in multiple sessions. Examining the two hour chart in isolation could lead one to conclude tentatively that Solana is establishing a definitive bottom and preparing for sustained reversal.
Ethereum is trading around the $2,075 mark as we close out the March 11 session, and it has been a meaningful day. After spending most of the past several months grinding lower — reaching a weekly low of $1,928 as recently as earlier this week — ETH has staged a recovery that deserves serious attention. Today's gain of +1.95% on the daily and a weekly rally of +7.19% show that buyers have not abandoned this asset, even as the macro structure remains challenging.
The March 21, 2026 trading session presents Bitcoin with what could be a defining short-term decision point. The benchmark cryptocurrency is currently hovering around the $70,526 level, and following a recovery from the weekly trough of $68,750, market participants are observing whether the recent upward mom
In the past few weeks, the EU - Mercosur trade deal has stirred up quite a storm across Europe. Farmers, politicians, and everyday citizens are all buzzing about what this agreement could mean for the continent. With concerns ranging from job security to food standards, the deal has become a hot topic. Here’s a breakdown of what’s happening and why it matters.
Public rifts between London and Washington over the Iran conflict risk signaling disunity to adversaries and complicating coordinated policy. - UK domestic opinion is shaping leaders’ positions, limiting London’s willingness to expand its military role. - Trump’s pressure and rhetoric, including trade-linked expectations, test the resilience of the UK-US relationship. - Operational caution in the Strait of Hormuz shows London prioritizing risk management over rapid deployments. - Badenoch’s shift from alignment with Trump to criticizing the White House suggests the UK’s political landscape is moving away from overt support for deeper involvement in the war.
Bitcoin just delivered the exact technical event this analysis series flagged since the March 9 low at 65,782. Trading at 73,530 as of Monday March 16, BTC has confirmed a daily close above the Daily MA1 at 72,800 — the first time in months. That single candle is not just a statistic. It is the structural signal the March 13 report called out explicitly as "BTC's first real bull trigger," and the market delivered it with precision.
Solana trades at 90.17 on Friday March 13, quietly delivering what may be the most technically significant session since the bear cycle began in late 2025. The daily RSI has crossed above 50 and above its own moving average simultaneously — a milestone we have been tracking since the 78.34 capitulation low on February 12. Our aggregate indicator score has moved from -18.0/30 at that low to +16.0/30 today — a 34-point swing across four weeks.
Ethereum is trading around the $2,075 mark as we close out the March 11 session, and it has been a meaningful day. After spending most of the past several months grinding lower — reaching a weekly low of $1,928 as recently as earlier this week — ETH has staged a recovery that deserves serious attention. Today's gain of +1.95% on the daily and a weekly rally of +7.19% show that buyers have not abandoned this asset, even as the macro structure remains challenging.
Twenty-five years. A quarter of a century of summits, negotiating rounds, political crises, agricultural riots, and constitutional wrangling — and what does the European Union have to show for it? A trade deal with South America that, before a single tariff has been cut, is already drowning in legal challenge, political opposition, and strategic obsolescence. Welcome to the EU–Mercosur agreement: the most ambitious free trade deal Europe has ever built, and quite possibly the most pointless.
