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While we sleep, $433 million gets into the BTC ETF
Fact: on September 18, US spot BTC ETFs collected $433 million in net inflow in a single day— a record for the past few weeks (including $311 million into Fidelity FBTC). Riding this momentum, bitcoin broke above the 50-week moving average (~$79K) and is now testing resistance around $83K.
What does this mean for someone like me, with a deposit of $100–200? A breakout of a strong level on volume isn’t an invitation to go long on the market with everything. It’s exactly the area where stop losses are most often swept and where traders who entered without a plan get liquidated. The rule is the same: without a clear setup (entry/stop/risk ≤ 2%) there’s no trade, even if it’s painful to miss the move.
Have you already looked at where the nearest BTC resistance level is on the chart?
Let's analyze yesterday's topic in more detail. Many beginners (like I was) only stare at the green and red candles. But the candles can lie. A whale with money can easily draw a beautiful rising candle in an empty market to lure the retail traders into long positions. However, faking real market interest is impossible.
Here comes the next day of training to an end. Today I analyzed why sometimes when analyzing the candlestick chart we are occasionally "lied to". How to understand where the trap is? If we see a small candle (the price hasn’t increased much), but at the same time there is a HUGE volume column below - this is a signal of danger. This means that there is a meat grinder going on in the market. The crowd in euphoria is buying coins, while a large player quietly sells them their reserves (unloading), not allowing the price to go higher. This is a harbinger of an imminent trend reversal downwards. In such moments, it’s better to sit on the fence.