MAYA_

I mean actually....
Something seems a little strange.....
After BTC bounced up, I was looking at the chart again, and my eyes kept going down. Especially around $74K–$75K.
Is this really just a normal pullback forming?
Or will the market first go up a little bit and make everyone bullish again, and then come down to take the liquidity below? This is the place that is making my head spin. Because most of the liquidity on the top is now much clearer. Many of the obvious levels that were visible when looking at the top of the chart before, no longer seem as interesting as before.
And below?
Liquidity has started to accumulate again below.
The largest cluster is around $74K–$75K. Then there are small liquidity pockets spread up to $70K.
Now, let's stop here for a moment.
Because $74K–$75K is not just interesting for liquidity. This zone also matches up pretty well with the bullish retest area I have in mind.
Coincidence?
Maybe.
Maybe not.
I always get a little deja vu when I see something like this on the chart. At first I think, “Okay, obvious support, bounce from here.” Then the market breaks the level in a way that everyone thinks the setup is over. And then it reclaims again.
That’s why I don’t want to get too bullish or bearish right now.
Rather, I want to see how the price reacts when BTC comes to this place.
Because it’s one thing to bounce off the level.
And it’s another thing to quickly reclaim it by sweeping liquidity.
Let’s say the buying pressure gradually subsides. The price starts to move down. At first, people might think, “This is a normal correction.”
Then it goes to $75K.
It goes to $74K.
This is where the fear sets in.
Those who bought high will wonder, what if it goes down further? Some might close their positions, some might wait, and some might think that this is the beginning of a big dump.
And this is where the market gets the most confusing at times.
Because where there is more liquidity, there is a greater chance of a reaction.
But a reaction does not necessarily mean a reversal.
I remind myself of this.
Because a Fibonacci level can look very nice on a chart. But what the price does there is what is real. We cannot assume in advance that the level means a bounce.
If $74K–$75K is really that bullish retest zone, then I would like the market to create some fear there.
Yes, it sounds strange.
But a clean bounce often does not make me more confident. Rather, a little messy move, liquidity sweep, then a quick reclaim— this type of price action is more meaningful to me.
Again, it could be that I am reading too much into it.
This is what happens when you sit and stare at the chart for a long time. When you see the same level over and over again, you feel like there must be a big story behind it.
Not always.
Still, the downside seems more interesting to me at the moment.
The liquidity above is much clearer, and $74K–$75K stands like an obvious magnet below. There is more liquidity up to $70K below that.
So if BTC goes a little higher from here, I won't be surprised.
Rather, I will be more cautious then.
Because when the market teaches everyone to look in the same direction, the other side becomes a little more interesting.
And if a correction really comes, I won't just watch the level touch.
I will see what BTC does when people are scared.
Does it hold $74K–$75K?
Or does it go lower with liquidity?
Or does it give a false breakdown, where bearish traders gain confidence again, and then suddenly the price turns around?
This is the part I really want to see.
Because the chart can show me the level, but it can't tell me in advance how the market psychology is changing within that level.
So I'm not making any predictions right now.
Just marking this spot.
If BTC really wants to maintain this bullish structure, then the reaction at $74K–$75K might tell a lot.
And sometimes the most important move happens at the point where everyone thinks the market's story is already over.
I'm just wondering... if this liquidity is really a magnet, then how much BTC will scare us there, that might be the real question. Let's see.... 🚀
$BTC
#BTCReaches$80000

Hmm....
I keep coming back to one level on the Bitcoin chart: $82.8K.
Not because I think everything changes the moment price touches it, but because that’s where the last major high was formed. And when I look at the higher-timeframe structure, it feels like this is probably the level that matters most right now.
Personally, I already lean toward the idea that the bear market is behind us. It honestly feels more like Bitcoin is trying to transition into a new major cycle than continue the same bearish structure we’ve been dealing with. But at the same time, I don’t want to get too comfortable with that idea just because the market looks better.
There’s still a structural problem.
Until BTC actually reclaims $82.8K, the higher-timeframe bearish structure technically remains in place.
That’s the part I find interesting.
Sometimes the market can feel bullish before the chart actually confirms it. You can see stronger price action, better momentum, and a completely different market environment developing, but the previous structure is still sitting there.
And $82.8K is that line for me.
It’s also a major higher-timeframe resistance area, so I wouldn’t be surprised if Bitcoin gets rejected around there first.
In fact, I think a rejection wouldn’t necessarily change the bigger picture.
Bitcoin could test the level, get rejected, spend some time consolidating, maybe even pull back harder than people expect, and then make another attempt. That kind of movement would still make sense to me if the underlying structure continues improving.
The real confirmation would come from something slightly different.
Not just breaking above $82.8K for a few hours.
I want to see Bitcoin break it and actually hold above it on the weekly timeframe.
That would be much harder to ignore.
Because once that happens, the previous major high is no longer acting as the ceiling it used to be. The bearish higher-timeframe structure would effectively be invalidated, and at that point I’d be much more comfortable saying the new cycle is confirmed.
Until then, I’m bullish, but I’m still watching the structure.
Maybe the market has already turned and we’re simply waiting for the chart to catch up.
Or maybe $82.8K becomes the final test before the next major move.
Either way, that level is where I’m paying the most attention right now.
$BTC
#BTCReaches$80000 #BitcoinOpenInterestFallsToTwoMonthLow

#Ethereum
I don't see anything too complicated about $ETH right now. The most important level for me is $2,700. If the market can hold onto some strength in the next few weeks, I'd like to see this level tested.
But here's a thing to keep in mind. Just because I see it heading towards $2,700 doesn't mean the price will go there straight away. The market doesn't always move that easily. There may be small pullbacks, and ETH may also move in a range for a while. For me, the main thing is to see how the price moves. If buyers can gradually regain control and ETH can hold higher levels, then $2,700 will be an important target for me. And if there is a downside move before that, I don't see it as a bad thing either. Sometimes the market brings liquidity down before it goes up. So a little weakness in the price in the middle doesn't necessarily change my whole view.
I would rather the market give me confirmation.
It will be more interesting to see how the price action plays out, especially when it gets closer to $2,700. Whether there is a rejection there, or buyers break the level and try to go higher—that part will become more important then.
My current view is very simple.
I want to see $ETH test $2,700 in the next few weeks.
It is not a guarantee, and the market will move on its own. So I am not in favor of blindly trading with just a target in mind. Waiting until the level comes, then seeing what the price does—this approach is more comfortable for me.
Now I just have to be patient and see how ETH develops.
$2,700 remains the level I’m watching.