During a choppy, range-bound period, bulls and bears are sharply divided, making it more of a test of discipline than a one-way market. BTC and ETH are extremely quiet right now, with neither key level above nor below being triggered. Forcing an entry at this point offers a terrible risk-to-reward ratio, with the risks far outweighing the potential gains.
My strategy is clear: I’m staying completely flat on BTC and ETH and waiting patiently for the setup to trigger. Without a clear confluence of an FVG or liquidation cluster, I won’t make a move. No itchy trigger finger—if there’s no trigger, I stay on the sidelines. That’s a hard-and-fast rule for protecting capital.
The key question this week: Will BTC break through the stop-loss wall above first, or the support pool below?
A: Break upward
B: Break downward
Leave your pick in the comments, and we’ll review it together.
My strategy is clear: I’m staying completely flat on BTC and ETH and waiting patiently for the setup to trigger. Without a clear confluence of an FVG or liquidation cluster, I won’t make a move. No itchy trigger finger—if there’s no trigger, I stay on the sidelines. That’s a hard-and-fast rule for protecting capital.
The key question this week: Will BTC break through the stop-loss wall above first, or the support pool below?
A: Break upward
B: Break downward
Leave your pick in the comments, and we’ll review it together.