$BTC 64300, longs are building a stack, but they can’t push the price anymore.
Three hours ago, inflows were still coming in—net inflow of 25,000. All twelve pillars are fully red. But within the last 15 minutes, the large orders have flipped negative, and over a hundred “pancakes”/orders have net flowed out. Short-term money is running, long-term money is piling in—two directions are fighting.
The borrowers are back again; over the past twelve hours it’s up 60%. The whales’ long positions are still being cut—over three days it’s down 3 points. On one side, retail is borrowing money to rush in; on the other, big players slowly reduce positions—this combination has been seen before.
When it bounces up to 64,500, it gets weak; when it drops to 64,300, it lies there. Bounce, then range. Range, then soften. This rhythm hasn’t changed.
Let’s talk only after there’s a real breakout with volume, or after the supply is fully cleared. Entering now is basically delivering liquidity to the big players.
#btc $BTC
Three hours ago, inflows were still coming in—net inflow of 25,000. All twelve pillars are fully red. But within the last 15 minutes, the large orders have flipped negative, and over a hundred “pancakes”/orders have net flowed out. Short-term money is running, long-term money is piling in—two directions are fighting.
The borrowers are back again; over the past twelve hours it’s up 60%. The whales’ long positions are still being cut—over three days it’s down 3 points. On one side, retail is borrowing money to rush in; on the other, big players slowly reduce positions—this combination has been seen before.
When it bounces up to 64,500, it gets weak; when it drops to 64,300, it lies there. Bounce, then range. Range, then soften. This rhythm hasn’t changed.
Let’s talk only after there’s a real breakout with volume, or after the supply is fully cleared. Entering now is basically delivering liquidity to the big players.
#btc $BTC