cooperxgod

🚨 $BTC IS AT THE MOST INTERESTING LEVEL OF SEPTEMBER
Bitcoin is sitting around $78K after an explosive August.

But here's what most people are missing:
$80,000 is not just a psychological number anymore.
It is the level where the next major move could start.
Here’s the setup I’m watching 👇

🟢 BULLISH SCENARIO
If $BTC reclaims $80K and holds it as support:
→ $81.5K
→ $83K
→ $85K+
A clean breakout + volume would make the September structure significantly more bullish.

🔴 BEARISH SCENARIO
If $BTC gets rejected around $79.5K-$80K and loses $77K:
→ $75K becomes the first level I would watch
→ below that, $72K–$73K could become interesting
And there is one more reason I’m not blindly bullish here:
Macro risk is increasing.
Markets are now pricing in a higher probability of another Fed rate hike, while oil and Treasury yields are moving higher.
That means BTC could get extremely volatile around upcoming US economic data.

My strategy?

I don't want to predict the exact candle.
I want to trade the confirmation.

Above $80K → bulls regain control.
Below $77K → caution.
Between $77K and $80K → chop zone.

What do you think happens first?
🔥 $85K
or
💀 $72K?
#BTC #Bitcoin #Crypto #Binance #Trading

Short?

What causes more losses?

◼️Overtrading
◼️No stop-loss
◼️Emotional decisions
◼️Poor strategy

Be honest.$$

TRADE SETUP 🧭
$BTC / $USDT

🔴SHORT

ENTRY: 77850 / 78000 / 78100

TARGETS 👇
(1) 76000
(2) 75800
(3) 75700

STOP LOSS: 79000

Don’t overleverage.

Do you feel more pain from losses
or from missed profits?

At what point does a losing trade become a mistake -

at entry, or when you refuse to exit?

Most traders don’t lose because of bad entries.

They lose because they don’t know when to stop.
No stop-loss.
No exit plan.
Just hope.

Imagine you could only hold one asset in your portfolio: $BTC or $ETH

No diversification - just one choice.

Which one are you going with, and what’s your reasoning behind it?