Negative funding = possible market bottom. https://t.co/lFWu9loOL2 ...

It would appearIt just may have been the bottom https://t.co/0zEDzpCiNeEasy (@EasyEatsBodega):Bottom (short term) ...

My thoughts right now on the marketLikely bottom around these levels potentially down to $110k with a spike below. Rally towards $120k into monthly closeNasty correction to $100k in September and then up only until end of the year ...

The best part about saying the bottom is in every dayOne of these days i'll be right ...

Market Overview & Correction Analysis - The crypto market is currently in a corrective phase, accompanied by uncertainty and fear, but much of the negative sentiment is considered noise [1] - The stock market experienced a significant drop, closing approximately 3% down, influencing the crypto market pullback [1] - Liquidations in the crypto market reached over $95 million in 24 hours, impacting 198,000 plus traders [2] Altcoin Performance - Despite the corrective phase, several altcoins show positive performance on higher time frames, with some experiencing double-digit losses on the weekly chart, particularly meme coins [1] - Examples of altcoins with positive monthly performance include H4 (up 50+%), XRP (up 30+%), XDC (up 57+%), and XLM (up 60+%) [1] - Specific altcoin price points mentioned: Ethereum $3,500, XRP just under $3, Sue $3.50, XLM almost $0.39, H bar around $0.24 [1] Bitcoin Analysis & Predictions - Bitcoin experienced price action, dropping to $113,500, but a potential bottom is anticipated around $112,000 [1][7] - A potential scenario involves retesting highs from May, followed by a retest of the $117,000 level, a break to $120,000, and then a surge to $130,000 [8][9] - A secondary support level to watch is around $107,000, in case the $112,000 level is breached [9] Stock Market Outlook - Monday is crucial for observing stock market behavior, with a potential retest of the February high around 6,150 to 6,200 on the S&P, where a recovery is expected [1] - The impact of trade war and tariff discussions is considered noise, with expectations of a market surge after the pullback due to progress in trade deals [2] Strategic Recommendations - Periods of extreme fear and uncertainty, driven by mainstream media and economic concerns, present buying opportunities for institutional players [19][20] - Exchanges and institutional players capitalize on market fear to liquidate longs and accumulate positions before the market rebounds [18][20] - Investors should avoid being shaken out by price action and consider buying during periods of fear, as historically, significant bearish events have presented major buy opportunities [20][22][23]

Core Insights - Despite the ongoing supply crisis driving up housing prices, buyers with a budget of AUD 750,000 still have opportunities if they are willing to make compromises [1][3] - The median house price across Australia is approximately AUD 825,000, with capital cities averaging AUD 905,000 and regional areas at AUD 673,000 [3] Market Performance - Only five independent house markets in Australia are currently in decline: Alice Springs, Launceston, Burnie/Devonport, Melbourne, and Port Macquarie [3] - Six markets have reached a bottom, including Ballina/Byron Bay, Coffs Harbour, Geelong, Illawarra, Lismore, and Southern Highlands [3] - Nine markets are in the early stages of recovery, while 20 markets are classified as "rising markets" [3] - Cities at their peak include Albany, Brisbane, Bundaberg, Dubbo, Mount Gambier, Tamworth, and Toowoomba [3] Brisbane Market - Brisbane's median house price recently surpassed AUD 1 million, with a year-on-year increase of AUD 74,800, marking the largest increase in Australia [4] - The current median house price in Brisbane is AUD 1.051 million, while independent house prices in Queensland's regional areas have risen by 9.2% to AUD 719,000 [4] - For many buyers, AUD 750,000 is a "key threshold," allowing for strategic compromises, particularly in the townhouse market [6][8] Property Types and Locations - In Brisbane, AUD 750,000 typically allows for the purchase of a unit in central locations, while options for independent houses are diminishing [6] - Buyers in the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast may also need to consider apartments due to limited independent house options [7][9] - In Sydney, buyers can find land for AUD 750,000 but will need to look in areas like Blacktown to Penrith for independent houses [8] - In Melbourne, buyers are advised to seek traditional family homes in the suburbs for this budget [11][12] Regional Insights - In Darwin, buyers can find high-quality homes for AUD 750,000, with a median house price of AUD 587,000 and a median unit price of AUD 386,000 [12] - In Hobart and surrounding areas, this budget can secure older homes in established neighborhoods or apartments closer to the city center [12] - The report indicates that competition for properties under AUD 750,000 is particularly fierce in South Australia [12] Market Trends - Several apartment markets are currently at their peak, including Albany, Bundaberg, Burnie/Devonport, Mildura, Mount Gambier, South West WA, Tamworth, and Toowoomba [14] - Declining markets include Alice Springs, Bathurst, Launceston, Melbourne, and Port Macquarie, while markets at the bottom include Ballina/Byron Bay, Coffs Harbour, Geelong, Illawarra, Lismore, Southern Highlands, and Sydney [14] - Nineteen apartment markets are viewed as "rising markets," including Adelaide, Darwin, and the Gold Coast, while Brisbane and Sunshine Coast are nearing their market peaks [15]