$BTC Rejection Setup!!! Momentum slowing near local resistance. Short setup...
Short Entry Zone: $64,450 - $64,550
TP 1: $64,100
TP 2: $63,850
TP 3: $63,500
TP 4: $63,200
SL: $64,980
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Setup Logic:
- Price has rallied strongly and is testing a short-term resistance zone.
- 1H chart shows signs of exhaustion after an impulsive move.
- Risk-to-reward favors a pullback trade from current levels.
- A rejection below $64.6K could trigger profit-taking toward the $63.5K liquidity...
HUGE: Unknown Trader Longs $150M ETH on Hyperliquid — Down $32M So Far
A trader known only as 0xa5B has built a massive long position on Hyperliquid using two accounts.
Position Details:
> Total exposure: 80,000 ETH worth ~$149.3 million.
> Average entry around $2,265.
> Current unrealized loss: ~$32 million.
> Liquidation levels sit near $1,064–$1,070.
This is one of the larger leveraged ETH longs in recent memory. The trader is betting big on a recovery, but remains deep in the red with pr...
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‼️$ETH Facing Key Resistance
After a strong rally, $ETH is seeing heavy selling near the $1,900 resistance, showing that many traders are locking in profits.
A pullback from here would be a healthy reset rather than a bearish signal. As long as Ethereum stays above $1,800, the broader uptrend remains intact.
If buyers defend this support, it could provide the fuel for another move toward $1,900 and potentially a breakout above it.
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This chart hits different when you zoom out.
What you're seeing is Bitcoin's entire cost basis mapped through time — basically, when coins last moved and what their 'locked-in' price was.
Satoshi-era coins? Still sitting at under $0.04 since 2009. Untouched. Probably lost, probably legend.
Most 2010–2013 coins? Gone. Spent, moved, cycled through the system. Those early believers either cashed out or rotated into newer wallets.
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