When the market signals are split, both sides can be wrong—today, I’m waiting for just one trigger
The system is bearish on BTC, but bullish on ETH—the same market, yet the two coins are moving in opposite directions. This isn’t a contradiction; it’s a sign that big players are shifting positions.
First, let’s look at the two charts:
BTC: The system is bearish. The stop-loss wall at $79,539 above is resistance to a rebound; the support pool at $76,419 below is the target.
ETH: The system is bullish. The support pool at $2,183 below is a buy-the-dip zone; the stop-loss wall at $2,272 above is the target.
BTC and ETH are pointing in opposite directions—this isn’t noise; it’s the first sign of sector rotation. Large investors are shifting positions between the two markets. Usually, the weaker coin drops first and the stronger one later (or vice versa). In situations like this, trade only the side with a clear direction and sit out the other.
Trading plan:
BTC: No position for now; wait for a setup trigger. A rebound to $79,539+ followed by a bearish close confirms a short; a retest of $76,419+ followed by a bullish close confirms a long.
ETH: No position for now; wait for a setup trigger. A rebound to $2,272+ followed by a bearish close confirms a short; a retest of $2,183+ followed by a bullish close confirms a long.
My plan: Trade only the side with a clear direction. I’m staying out of the other one today.
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Which side will BTC hit first today? Comment A (breaks the upper stop-loss wall first), B (breaks the lower support pool first), or C (continues trading sideways).
—I’ll announce yesterday’s poll results in tomorrow’s market battle report.
The system is bearish on BTC, but bullish on ETH—the same market, yet the two coins are moving in opposite directions. This isn’t a contradiction; it’s a sign that big players are shifting positions.
First, let’s look at the two charts:
BTC: The system is bearish. The stop-loss wall at $79,539 above is resistance to a rebound; the support pool at $76,419 below is the target.
ETH: The system is bullish. The support pool at $2,183 below is a buy-the-dip zone; the stop-loss wall at $2,272 above is the target.
BTC and ETH are pointing in opposite directions—this isn’t noise; it’s the first sign of sector rotation. Large investors are shifting positions between the two markets. Usually, the weaker coin drops first and the stronger one later (or vice versa). In situations like this, trade only the side with a clear direction and sit out the other.
Trading plan:
BTC: No position for now; wait for a setup trigger. A rebound to $79,539+ followed by a bearish close confirms a short; a retest of $76,419+ followed by a bullish close confirms a long.
ETH: No position for now; wait for a setup trigger. A rebound to $2,272+ followed by a bearish close confirms a short; a retest of $2,183+ followed by a bullish close confirms a long.
My plan: Trade only the side with a clear direction. I’m staying out of the other one today.
Follow me for a live stream and SMC lessons every night at 21:00.
Register for a 20% discount on trading fees 🔗 www.bsmkweb.cc/register?ref=XZBX666
🌿 Zhao | For reference only
$BTC $ETH #BTC #ETH #合约交易 #Perpetual futures
Which side will BTC hit first today? Comment A (breaks the upper stop-loss wall first), B (breaks the lower support pool first), or C (continues trading sideways).
—I’ll announce yesterday’s poll results in tomorrow’s market battle report.