Trader specialized in crypto futures. I share real market setups, risk management strategies, and practical insights based on experience. TLgram:CryptoFrancoARG
The 15m structure shows higher lows as buyers defend every pullback. Volume confirms real participation behind the move (1.08x the average). Bullish momentum remains active with no signs of exhaustion.
As long as it stays above 0.071226, the bias remains bullish. Good risk/reward ratio to follow the move.
The 15m structure shows higher lows, with buyers defending every pullback. Volume confirms real participation behind the move (2.55x the average). Bullish momentum remains active with no signs of exhaustion.
As long as it stays above 212.80, the bias remains bullish. Good risk/reward ratio to follow the move.
Stocks sank 17%... and Bitcoin wasn’t even bothered. 👀
One of the world’s most important chip companies has just collapsed in the stock market despite reporting incredible earnings: its profit grew by 557%, and yet the market punished it because it didn’t meet expectations. Meanwhile, Bitcoin continues on its own path and advances toward $64,000, completely unaffected by the chaos in traditional markets. Today, the Fed also decides whether to move interest rates, adding even more tension to the day. A company makes 5 times more than last year and its shares fall by almost 20% says a lot about how fragile the traditional market is right now.
Bitcoin once again showing that it doesn’t need Wall Street permission to move. If it breaks $64,000 with the Fed in the background, the safe-haven narrative will return with force.
Do you think today’s Fed decision will be the catalyst it needs $BTC to escape this range, or will it slow the move?
The 15m structure shows lower highs, with sellers pressing on every rebound. The volume confirms real participation behind the move (1.40x the average). Bearish momentum remains active with no signs of recovery.
As long as it stays below 0.070205, the bias remains bearish. Good risk/reward ratio to follow the move.
There’s a saying in trading: "Price lies. Volume doesn’t."
What is volume?
The number of contracts or assets that were traded in a given period of time.
Why does it matter?
Because it confirms whether a price move is real or a trap.
Example:
$BTC rises 3% with very low volume → the move lacks conviction and can be easily reversed. $BTC rises 3% with volume 3 times the average → there is real institutional participation; the move has strength.
The same applies to drops.
A support break with high volume → a strong bearish signal. A support break with low volume → a possible bearish trap; the price may recover.
In all of my signals, I analyze relative volume before publishing. If volume doesn’t back it up, there’s no signal.
Analysis with volume confirmation. Everything in my profile. $BTC $ETH $SOL
The 15m structure shows higher lows, with buyers defending every pullback. The volume confirms real participation behind the move (1.35x the average). Bullish momentum remains active with no signs of exhaustion.
As long as it stays above 0.013542, the bias remains bullish. Good risk/reward ratio to follow the move.
European banks have just created their own blockchain. So what now?
10 major European financial institutions—among them ABN AMRO, DekaBank, and Natixis—have launched RL1, a private blockchain network operated as a cooperative. This isn’t a speculative project: it’s real financial infrastructure, backed by banks with decades of history. The idea is simple but powerful: to control their own rails for payments and digital assets without relying on public networks. Europe is moving faster than many think.
When big banks stop resisting and start building, the narrative shifts. This lends institutional legitimacy to the crypto space in general, and could speed up the adoption of digital assets across the Old Continent.
Does this end up benefiting public networks like Ethereum, or will banks create their own closed ecosystem that competes directly with them?
The 15m structure shows lower highs with sellers pressing on every bounce. Volume confirms real participation behind the move (1.70x the average). Bearish momentum remains active with no signs of recovery.
As long as it stays below 4.6255, the bias remains bearish. Good risk/reward ratio to follow the move.
The 15m structure shows lower highs with sellers pressing on every bounce. The volume confirms real participation behind the move (1.49x the average). The bearish momentum remains active with no signs of recovery.
As long as it stays below 0.009813, the bias remains bearish. Good risk/reward ratio to follow the move.
The 15m structure shows lower highs, with sellers pressing on each rebound. Volume confirms real participation behind the move (1.42x the average). Bearish momentum remains active with no signs of recovery.
As long as it stays below 0.028421, the bias remains bearish. Good risk/reward ratio to follow the move.
The 15m structure shows higher lows with buyers defending every pullback. The volume confirms real participation behind the move (2.18x the average). The RSI is not overbought—there’s room to run.
As long as it stays above 0.013516, the bias remains bullish. Good risk/reward ratio to follow the move.
The 15m structure shows higher lows, with buyers defending every pullback. Volume confirms real participation behind the move (1.07x the average). The RSI is not overbought — there’s room ahead.
As long as it stays above 0.002779, the bias remains bullish. Good risk/reward ratio to follow the move.
The 15m structure shows higher lows, with buyers defending every pullback. Volume confirms real participation behind the move (1.60x the average). The bullish momentum remains active with no signs of exhaustion.
As long as it stays above 0.000546, the bias remains bullish. Good risk/reward ratio to follow the move.
The 15m structure shows higher lows, with buyers defending every pullback. Volume confirms real participation behind the move (1.84x the average). Bullish momentum remains active with no signs of exhaustion.
As long as it stays above 0.049103, the bias remains bullish. Good risk/reward ratio to follow the move.
The 15m structure shows higher lows, with buyers defending every pullback. Volume confirms real participation behind the move (2.16x the average). Bullish momentum remains active with no signs of exhaustion.
As long as it stays above 0.324347, the bias remains bullish. Good risk/reward ratio to follow the move.
Life imprisonment for crypto scams: Myanmar won’t mess around anymore.
Myanmar’s parliament has just approved an anti-online scam law that proposes sentences of 10 years up to life imprisonment for those who operate scam centers or carry out frauds with crypto. It is one of the toughest laws in the world on this issue, and it’s no coincidence: the region is known for being a hotbed of illegal operations that use crypto to launder money and deceive victims on an industrial scale. The government has decided to cut it off at the root with an iron hand.
This is a positive sign for the ecosystem in the long term. Fewer scams = more institutional trust = more real adoption. The market will read it as a necessary cleanup.
Do you think this kind of tough regulation ends up benefiting legitimate crypto, or does it simply scare off new investors?
The 15m structure shows lower highs, with sellers pressing on each rebound. Volume confirms real participation behind the move (2.07x the average). The RSI is not oversold—there is bearish room ahead.
As long as it stays below 63946.5, the bias remains bearish. Good risk/reward setup to follow the move.