, Since BTC isn’t available on MT5, I’m getting the data from Bybit (BTCUSDT perpetual) for you. Current price: 84,273 USDT
, the past 24 hours have been almost flat (+0.05%).

Market context

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Last week exploded: W1 09-21 closed +3,137 points, with a weekly high of 87,383. But two days later it retraced: D1 09-23 -1,813
, and yesterday and today have been ranging around 84,300.
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H4 is compressing: the last four candles -22, -175, -187, +252
— price has completed its correction from 84,930 down to 83,688, then bounced back to 84,258. The range is gradually narrowing around 84,000–84,400.
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Major structure:
W1 is still strongly bullish (from 62,711 to 84,273 over 5 weeks). A 3,100-point pullback from the high is normal within an uptrend; the structure hasn’t broken yet.

Key levels

Near resistance

• Level:
84,300–84,400

• Note: Current compression ceiling

Strong resistance

• Level:
84,900–85,100

• Note: H4 high on 24–25/09

Weekly high

• Level:
87,282–87,383

• Note: Long target

Near support

• Level:
83,688

• Note: The correction swing low today

Strong support

• Level:
82,800–83,000

• Note: Yesterday’s D1 low

Proposed setup

BUY on pullback — top priority (per W1 uptrend + H4 reversal from the bottom)

Entry

• Level:
83,700–83,950

• Reason: Pullback into the bounce zone of H1 at 14:00 today

SL

• Level:
82,700

• Reason: Below the D1 09-24 low (82,800)

TP1

• Level:
84,900

• Reason: Near H4 ceiling

TP2

• Level:
86,500

• Reason: Close of D1 on 09-22

Approx. risk range:
1,100–1,250 points. TP1 is about ~1,000 away; TP2 is about ~2,700 away. RR ~1:1 and 1:2.2. Risk 1%.

BUY breakout (plan 2): H4 closes above 84,450
(breaking the compression ceiling) → entry ~84,400, SL 83,700, TP 85,900 then 86,500. The 2-day compression around 84,300 is ready to break upward because W1 is very strong.

SELL only if: H4 closes below 82,750
— then the correction structure is deep, and it may sell down toward 82,000 then 80,800 (D1 close on 09-20). Don’t sell before that while price is still within the range.

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