Tonight’s livestream recap—let me speak from the heart.
At the 21:00 market open, I said BTC’s short-term structure looked bearish. The reason was simple: there was a clear bearish FVG above $74,400 that hadn’t been decisively broken, bullish momentum was fading, and signs of an OB breakdown had already appeared. I drew two key lines on the chart—$74,770 was today’s high-liquidity hunting zone, while $73,500 below was the bull-bear divide. I emphasized these two levels repeatedly during the livestream.
So what happened? The 21:00–22:00 candle plunged straight from $74,396 to $73,524. It wicked up to clear the stops above, then reversed and bounced back—a textbook liquidity hunt. That’s how smart money operates: it’s not random; it’s scripted. Over the next two hours, price consolidated and recovered within the $73,600–$74,400 range, closing near $74,050. The structure remained unchanged, with bears still in control.
Levels to watch tomorrow: $74,800–$75,200 above is a key resistance zone, where a large number of short stop-loss orders are clustered. If the big players want to squeeze the shorts, they’ll need to break through this area. Below, $73,200–$73,500 is strong support. If it decisively breaks, the next target is the liquidity pool at the $71,800 low. Directionally, I’m inclined to look for another short opportunity near $74,800 tomorrow, with a stop above the $75,500 structure. The rationale is that the FVG remains unfilled and liquidity has already been swept.
Will BTC close up or down tomorrow? Vote in the comments and let’s see what everyone thinks.
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🌿 Zhao, keeping it under wraps | Not financial advice
At the 21:00 market open, I said BTC’s short-term structure looked bearish. The reason was simple: there was a clear bearish FVG above $74,400 that hadn’t been decisively broken, bullish momentum was fading, and signs of an OB breakdown had already appeared. I drew two key lines on the chart—$74,770 was today’s high-liquidity hunting zone, while $73,500 below was the bull-bear divide. I emphasized these two levels repeatedly during the livestream.
So what happened? The 21:00–22:00 candle plunged straight from $74,396 to $73,524. It wicked up to clear the stops above, then reversed and bounced back—a textbook liquidity hunt. That’s how smart money operates: it’s not random; it’s scripted. Over the next two hours, price consolidated and recovered within the $73,600–$74,400 range, closing near $74,050. The structure remained unchanged, with bears still in control.
Levels to watch tomorrow: $74,800–$75,200 above is a key resistance zone, where a large number of short stop-loss orders are clustered. If the big players want to squeeze the shorts, they’ll need to break through this area. Below, $73,200–$73,500 is strong support. If it decisively breaks, the next target is the liquidity pool at the $71,800 low. Directionally, I’m inclined to look for another short opportunity near $74,800 tomorrow, with a stop above the $75,500 structure. The rationale is that the FVG remains unfilled and liquidity has already been swept.
Will BTC close up or down tomorrow? Vote in the comments and let’s see what everyone thinks.
Follow me for livestreams and SMC lessons every night at 21:00
🌿 Zhao, keeping it under wraps | Not financial advice