Have you noticed that nobody wants to call a $BTC rejection a rejection until it has already taken their entry?

That is the pain. You buy the first bounce, convince yourself the breakout is loading, then sit there not knowing whether to cut or add while the same level keeps slamming the door.

Treat this as a case study. Bitcoin is getting rejected at resistance with greed still at 68. That combination should make you cautious, not aggressive. While the timeline argues about the next leg up, search interest is already sliding toward $SOL and parking in $USDT. That is not what a confirmed breakout looks like. It is what a tired bid looks like. The last few times this pattern printed, the bounce lasted just long enough for late buyers to get trapped, then the lower high did the rest.

ETF inflows get used as a blanket excuse to ignore the chart. I get why. But a rejection is still a rejection until a close says otherwise. Institutions do not erase supply sitting at a well-known ceiling.

Where do you think this goes from here if that level keeps winning?
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