BTC + ETH are both bullish, but one thing is keeping me on the sidelines
The system is bullish on both BTC and ETH, but the retail long/short ratio has become heavily skewed to one side. When everyone agrees on the direction, I have to ask: who’s taking the other side of these trades?
Let’s look at both markets:
BTC: The system is bullish. The support pool at $81,526 is a pullback buying zone, and the stop-loss wall at $84,854 above is the target.
ETH: The system is bullish. The support pool at $2,450 is a pullback buying zone, and the stop-loss wall at $2,550 above is the target.
Both markets are bullish—the leveraged crowd is leaning the same way, and the whole market is betting on a breakout. When everyone is bullish, there’s less fuel from shorts on the other side. A short squeeze could accelerate, but chasing the price higher is when you’re most likely to get caught out. Wait for a bullish candle to close at the support pool before following the move. Don’t chase the first wave.
Trading plan:
BTC: No position for now; waiting for the setup to trigger. If price rebounds to $84,854+ and closes with a bearish candle, that confirms a short. If it pulls back to $81,526+ and closes with a bullish candle, that confirms a long.
ETH: No position for now; waiting for the setup to trigger. If price rebounds to $2,550+ and closes with a bearish candle, that confirms a short. If it pulls back to $2,450+ and closes with a bullish candle, that confirms a long.
My plan: Wait for BTC to pull back to the $81,526 support pool, then enter after a bullish 1H candle confirms the move—the people who chase the first wave are usually the ones who get caught by the second.
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Do you think BTC will break the stop-loss wall above or the support pool below first this week? Comment A (up) or B (down)
The system is bullish on both BTC and ETH, but the retail long/short ratio has become heavily skewed to one side. When everyone agrees on the direction, I have to ask: who’s taking the other side of these trades?
Let’s look at both markets:
BTC: The system is bullish. The support pool at $81,526 is a pullback buying zone, and the stop-loss wall at $84,854 above is the target.
ETH: The system is bullish. The support pool at $2,450 is a pullback buying zone, and the stop-loss wall at $2,550 above is the target.
Both markets are bullish—the leveraged crowd is leaning the same way, and the whole market is betting on a breakout. When everyone is bullish, there’s less fuel from shorts on the other side. A short squeeze could accelerate, but chasing the price higher is when you’re most likely to get caught out. Wait for a bullish candle to close at the support pool before following the move. Don’t chase the first wave.
Trading plan:
BTC: No position for now; waiting for the setup to trigger. If price rebounds to $84,854+ and closes with a bearish candle, that confirms a short. If it pulls back to $81,526+ and closes with a bullish candle, that confirms a long.
ETH: No position for now; waiting for the setup to trigger. If price rebounds to $2,550+ and closes with a bearish candle, that confirms a short. If it pulls back to $2,450+ and closes with a bullish candle, that confirms a long.
My plan: Wait for BTC to pull back to the $81,526 support pool, then enter after a bullish 1H candle confirms the move—the people who chase the first wave are usually the ones who get caught by the second.
Follow me for a livestream and SMC lessons every night at 21:00.
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$BTC $ETH #BTC #ETH #合约交易 #PerpetualFutures
Do you think BTC will break the stop-loss wall above or the support pool below first this week? Comment A (up) or B (down)