Extract from Mid-week review
Bitcoin and Ethereum just cleared major resistance zones — and this breakout is more than a chart pattern.
For BTC, the move signals renewed institutional interest, shrinking exchange supply, and a return to its role as a liquidity hedge as major central banks lean toward softer economic conditions.
For ETH, breaking past its resistance band strengthens the case for a re-pricing driven by ETH 2.0 staking flows, L2 growth, and its deflationary structure.
Together, these breakouts point to the early stages of a deeper structural shift — not just another short-term rally. ⚡📈
Mid week review
Resistance levels remain one of the most critical signals in the cryptocurrency market, offering investors a way to anticipate shifts in momentum and position strategically. They act as both maps and mirrors, charts showing previous performance and reflections of how investors think. The latest breakout in BTC and ETH highlights this dynamic; more than a technical milestone, it represents conviction momentarily overpowering caution. As resistance clashes continue to shape price behaviour across digital assets, the message is clear: energy has resurfaced, and the next decisive moves will influence not only the direction of market trends but the emotional architecture that drives crypto participation. In the near term, BTC may breach sub $85k level.
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Extract from Monday Review
The UK’s rising unemployment and faint 0.1% growth are like dimming lights, signalling an economy catching its breath. The Bank of England moves carefully, stepping softly across uncertain ground.
Across the Atlantic, elevated US Treasury yields glow like a powerful beacon, pulling money toward the dollar and making borrowing elsewhere feel like climbing a steeper hill.
The Eurozone’s gentle 0.2% growth leaves the ECB balancing on a thin wire, weighing stubborn inflation against a fragile recovery.
Across markets, investors read these signals like shifting skies...global yields, drifting economies, and diverging paths shaping whether they lean into risk or retreat to safety.
#marinatimes
Marina Times
Weekly Market Review
With October inflation expected to show further moderation, the CBN may lean toward a hold-and-watch stance at its upcoming MPC meeting. It is anticipated that the ₦700 billion scheduled NTB auction, coupled with the Senate-approved domestic borrowing and anticipated inflows of ₦1.7 trillion from OMO, NTB, and coupon maturities, will keep government paper in strong demand. In the same vein, yields are expected to remain attractive, although investors are advised to be mindful of potential crowding out of private-sector borrowing and short-term pressure on rates, making this a critical period for fixed-income markets and liquidity management.
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🧭 Perfectionism Self-Assessment Questionnaire
By Sandra A. Aghaizu
🌿 Before You Begin
Take a quiet moment for yourself...breathe, pause, and be present.
This isn’t a test; it’s a soft reflection on how you see yourself and the world around you.
There are no right or wrong answers, only awareness.
As you respond, do so with honesty and kindness toward yourself.
Remember, growth begins not in judgment, but in understanding.
#marinatimes
Ever wondered what it really means when people say “Nigeria’s national debt is rising”? 💭
In this episode, we break down what national debt actually is — how it’s measured, why it matters, and how it affects every Nigerian. 🇳🇬💰
🎙️ Understanding National Debt — because economic awareness starts with knowing the basics.
#NigeriaEconomy #NationalDebt #FinancialLiteracy #EconomicGrowth
🚀 Nigeria’s Startup Ecosystem Gets a Major Boost!
The FG’s iDICE program is launching two new investment funds for tech and creative startups in 2026! 💡🇳🇬
💰 64M raised in first round
🤝 In partnership with IFC, BII, Standard Bank of 🇿🇦
🧠 Managed by Ventures Platform
🎯 Final close target: $75M
🙌 Part of the Renewed Hope Agenda
This is a bold step to unlock the power of Nigeria’s youth and the creative space at large!
#idice #nigerianstartups #techinafrica #youthempowerment #creativeeconomy
🚨 Crypto Faces a Harsh Reality
The digital-asset market entered
November shaken - liquidity is thin, fear is high, and Bitcoin’s sharp drop revealed a big flaw in spot ETFs. Once seen as a safer way in, ETFs may now be amplifying risk by syncing investor behavior and causing massive, one-click liquidations.
Sentiment = “Extreme Fear”
Even Mastercard is still betting on crypto (Zero Hash deal: 1.5-2B)
What’s your take: Do ETFs make crypto safer or shakier? 👀
Here are some of the common origins that often shape perfectionistic tendencies.
@sancathaku
#perfectionism #origin
📊 November Inflows Watch:
Strong capital inflows are expected this November as investors position for year-end liquidity, elevated yields, and improving macro signals. With tighter policy support and renewed foreign interest building, the month could set the tone for 2026 portfolio flows. Stay tuned — the market momentum is shifting. 🚀📈
#marketmomentum #october #financialmarkets
A 25bps rate cut is in, easing, but not a free-for-all. What does that mean for you in the real world?
#usfederalreserve #federalreserve #interestrate
Has the stronger naira positively impacted the economy? Here’s what Nigerians had to say.
#nairaappreciation #nigeriaeconomy
