and i posted this at time when BTC was at 120k and no body was bearishand targeting 144k or 150k etc some one targeting $ETH above 6k to 10k 😂
Catching every single move during Bear market , i just do one mistake and that one is accumulating
1) according my expectations Bottom was around 48k to 50k
2) around 58k we open long but close that in 70k because expecting dump
3) rather than waiting for exact bottom , we should start accumlating using Futures profits or using SIP or DCA strategy
BTW itsfinancial market nowone here is GOD , i am BUY things on retracements because retracements comes after strong move
and 3 upside move already came and price is showing weakness, now i am not expecting prices above 90k ( while i was not expecting prices above 80k 😂 but fortunately didn't make any bad trade )
but this time i am SHORT on $BTC
First entry from 86.3k DCA 88k to. 89k after confirmation
SL not decided i will not put because doing Swing so no need of SL i would do DCA and drain losses and close my trades on AVG entry
SL. matters on doing small time frame trades
Expected future moves of BTC
1) maybe wicked of 88k
2) Drops to 82.5k
3) 80k
4) 75k
BTW right now Pain is at upside for spots players + extreme short sellers
Downside liquidation around 7B$ to 11B$ upside liquidation 4B$
This trend—no need for me to think; the account is dancing there on its own. Right at the start of the session when I smashed the market, that $TRIA bounce looked pretty fierce. But the volume didn’t keep up—so the rebound was weak. Once price went up, there was nobody there to take it. A few times it surged higher were just fake moves, basically delivering a buffet for the shorts. Directly SHORT, entry price 0.0051150.
Later, the price kept drifting down like a straight line, and the account took care of the work itself. Now it’s at 0.0000000, with a floating profit of +472.57%—looks comfortable. But those little counter-bounce waves in the middle really grind you down; if you don’t have patience, it’s very easy to get thrown off. For the friends who held—this round, we got to eat 🙌
First, take profit on 70% to lock it in, and move the remaining 30% stop-loss to the entry price to protect capital. If the market keeps dumping lower, let the profit keep running; if it rebounds back up, it won’t be so uncomfortable either. Get position management right, and the rest is up to time.
Don’t grind your patience away in choppy conditions, and don’t keep trying to win back dignity in one-direction moves. The prerequisite for compounding is staying alive—most shortcuts to getting rich fast end with going to zero. Don’t chase now; wait until the next round of a new structure forms, then take a look. Opportunities are still there. Stay steady, and wait for the next shot 🔥
🔸The US Supreme Court has ruled Trump’s tariffs unlawful.🔸 Now the US government could face more than $150B in potential tariff refunds. 💵On the news, BTC reacted with an upside impulse. No reason to rush conclusions. On one hand — clearly positive. On the other — billions may need to be returned. And it’s hard to believe Trump will just let it go. He’ll likely look for alternative ways to reintroduce tariffs. ⚫️So right now we have more questions than answers — especially with rising tensions around Iran and upcoming elections in the background. #TrumpNewTariffs $BTC $OPN
A South Korean court has sentenced Jong-hwan Lee, CEO of a local crypto asset management firm, to three years in prison for manipulating cryptocurrency prices to secure illicit profits. The ruling, issued by the Seoul Southern District Court, marks the first enforcement case under South Korea’s Virtual Asset User Protection Act, which took effect in July 2024. Judges found that Lee used automated trading programs and repeated wash trades to artificially inflate the trading activity of the ACE token between July and October 2024, generating roughly 7.1 billion won (about $4.88 million) in unfair gains. In addition to the prison term, the court imposed a 500 million won fine and ordered the forfeiture of hundreds of millions of won in criminal proceeds, though Lee was not detained in court due to his cooperative behavior during the trial. A former employee involved in the scheme received a two-year prison sentence suspended for three years. While the court confirmed market manipulation, it partially dismissed claims regarding the exact profit amount due to insufficient evidence. In a separate development, South Korean prosecutors are also investigating the disappearance of a significant amount of confiscated Bitcoin discovered during an internal audit at the Gwangju District Prosecutors’ Office. Local media estimate the missing assets could be worth around 70 billion won (approximately $47.7 million). Early findings suggest the loss may be linked to a phishing incident that exposed wallet credentials, underscoring operational and security risks authorities face when managing seized digital assets.