Weekend slow grind lower can sometimes just be a rehearsal for Monday’s price action.
Over these past two days, $BTC looks somewhat weak, but what’s truly worth noting is this:
Every time price pulls back, there’s buying support stepping in.
If this were panic selling, price would usually quickly break through key support; but now it feels more like low-volume consolidation rather than an intentional dump.
I’m paying attention to a few key levels:
📌 77,000: Regain and hold it. Then first watch 78,000, and next 80,000.
📌 $ETH 2,400: As long as it holds, 2450–2500 still has a chance.
📌 Volume: Whether Monday’s liquidity returns matters more than the weekend’s up/down.
In many cases, the hardest part for the bears isn’t the drop itself—it’s this:
They can’t seem to break down any further even after falling all day.
If a rebound comes with rising volume after a low-volume pullback, then the weekend weakness may just have been a shakeout.
Of course, that’s only one possibility.
If crucial support breaks, respect the market—not your position love affair.
My approach is simple:
Watch support, watch volume, and watch whether funds flow back.
Prices don’t rise because of expectations, but capital flows often answer the question early.
NFA, just my personal trading notes.
$BTC $ETH $MU #Crypto #Bitcoin
Over these past two days, $BTC looks somewhat weak, but what’s truly worth noting is this:
Every time price pulls back, there’s buying support stepping in.
If this were panic selling, price would usually quickly break through key support; but now it feels more like low-volume consolidation rather than an intentional dump.
I’m paying attention to a few key levels:
📌 77,000: Regain and hold it. Then first watch 78,000, and next 80,000.
📌 $ETH 2,400: As long as it holds, 2450–2500 still has a chance.
📌 Volume: Whether Monday’s liquidity returns matters more than the weekend’s up/down.
In many cases, the hardest part for the bears isn’t the drop itself—it’s this:
They can’t seem to break down any further even after falling all day.
If a rebound comes with rising volume after a low-volume pullback, then the weekend weakness may just have been a shakeout.
Of course, that’s only one possibility.
If crucial support breaks, respect the market—not your position love affair.
My approach is simple:
Watch support, watch volume, and watch whether funds flow back.
Prices don’t rise because of expectations, but capital flows often answer the question early.
NFA, just my personal trading notes.
$BTC $ETH $MU #Crypto #Bitcoin