A few weeks ago, I was one of the few people calling for a move toward $52K-$55K. But after seeing Bitcoin rejection from the $57K-$58K area multiple times and the bearish momentum that I was expecting isn’t happening, I think that buying $BTC on any level under $65k is the best entry for now.
Bitcoin can still revisit $58k or even $55k as nothing is impossible in crypto. But I no longer see a high probability of a major dump.
No one can buy the exact bottom every time. I’d rather buy now than wait for the perfect bottom. If Bitcoin drops, I’ll buy more. If it doesn’t, I’m already in. That’s why I’m not waiting for the $BTC dropping below $55k.
Every Bitcoin bear market looks different on the surface, but the structure is usually the same.
A sharp dump. A relief bounce. Then one final flush that makes most people give up.
That’s exactly why I kept saying the Bitcoin bottom is not in yet. My view hasn’t changed. I still believe we’ll see below $55K, with $52K being the most important level. If panic gets worse, even $48K-$50K shouldn’t surprise anyone.
At the same time, I’ve already started buying more Bitcoin. I’m not trying to catch the exact bottom because nobody knows where it is. If Bitcoin never gives us another big drop, I don’t want to miss the opportunity by waiting for the perfect entry.
You don’t have to agree with my analysis. The market will decide. For now, I’ll continue following the same roadmap.
I kept telling everyone not to chase the $EVAA pump.
When a coin is already up more than 100%-200% in just a few days, the risk becomes much bigger than the reward. That’s why I kept telling everyone to stay patient instead of buying into the hype.
Now look at $EVAA . The pump is gone, and so is the hype.
One thing I’ve learned after years in crypto is that the last 20% of a pump is where most retail traders finally decide to buy. Unfortunately, that’s also where early buyers usually start taking profits.
You don’t need to catch every pump to make money. Sometimes, the best trade is simply the one you never take. Protect your capital, wait for better setups, and let FOMO destroy someone else’s portfolio instead of yours.
🚨 Crypto Term You Should Actually Know: Liquidation 😅
I keep seeing headlines like "💥 $410M liquidated in 24 hours" or even "$1B wiped out!"... but what does that actually mean? Here's the simple version 👇
🔹 Liquidation = your position gets closed automatically because your collateral is no longer enough to cover your losses.
🔹 On $BTC exchanges, this usually happens when you're trading with leverage. The higher the leverage, the smaller the price move needed to wipe you out.
🔹 In DeFi, it's a bit different. If you borrow against your crypto and your collateral drops too much, bots can repay your loan and take part of your collateral as a reward.
🔹 That's why liquidation cascades happen. One wave of forced selling pushes the price lower... which triggers even more liquidations... and the cycle repeats. 😬
💡 Most people don't lose money because they picked the wrong coin. They lose because they use too much leverage.
Before opening a leveraged trade, always ask yourself one question:
While ETF flows have been weak and sentiment has cooled, large holders have reportedly accumulated billions in BTC over the past few weeks.
The market is seeing a clear split:
Retail is getting cautious. $BTC
Whales are buying.
That doesn’t guarantee a move higher, but historically, some of Bitcoin’s strongest recoveries have started when long-term holders step in while everyone else is losing confidence.
$ETH July monthly close could decide the next major trend
If #ETH closes July above $2,050, I'll be targeting $4,000+ and a new ATHa this cycle.
If it fails to reclaim and close above $2,050, I still expect a deeper correction toward the $1,300–$1,000 demand zone before the next major expansion.
The monthly close will likely define Ethereum's next macro trend.
Everyone is watching the bounce. I'm watching what happens after it.
In our previous $LINK analysis, the focus was on whether the long-term demand zone could finally absorb the persistent selling pressure. Looking at the weekly chart today, that area is still holding, and that's the most meaningful change so far. 🔍
🟢 Buyers continue defending the historical support region, while momentum is gradually stabilizing after months of decline. At the same time, the market is still trading beneath major resistance, meaning this recovery has not yet evolved into a confirmed trend reversal. The current structure favors accumulation over panic, but confirmation remains the missing piece.
The strongest reversals usually begin with a change in structure long before they become obvious on the chart.
Europe's biggest banks are becoming increasingly comfortable with crypto. $BTC
Intesa Sanpaolo, one of Europe's largest banking groups, has disclosed approximately $235 million in Bitcoin and crypto-related exposure, highlighting the growing role digital assets are starting to play within traditional finance.
While the allocation is small relative to the bank's overall balance sheet, it reflects a broader trend: established financial institutions are gradually increasing their exposure to the digital asset market rather than ignoring it.
Institutional adoption doesn't happen overnight. It often begins with measured allocations that grow as confidence, regulation, and market infrastructure improve.
For Bitcoin, every major financial institution that enters the space adds another layer of long-term legitimacy to the asset class.
$ETH opened friday at 1,744 and the same guys who were screaming 10k at the top are writing eulogies now.
fear index reads 27. june was bitcoin's worst month in four years. my entire timeline turned into macro analysts with anime pfps explaining why everything is over.
meanwhile eth is up almost 9% on the month and nobody posted about it, because being scared farms more engagement than being right.
i've made most of my real money buying things my group chat stopped talking about. the crowd is loudest at tops and bottoms and dead silent in the middle, and right now it's so quiet i can hear my own ledger judging me.
not financial advice. just noticing that capitulation never sends a calendar invite, and degens keep waiting for the bottom to get announced on stage. cattle. massive money is made in the boring part of the chart.
manifest a boring summer and stop letting fear pick your entries.
I just closed my $SYN short trade with $12,000+ profit. 🥳🎉
A few days ago, I said that if $SYN lost the $0.38 level, the move toward $0.32 would happen much faster than most people expected.
That’s exactly what happened.
In fact, it didn’t even stop there. $SYN is now trading below $0.30, and I still don’t think the downside is over yet.
I could’ve waited for a bigger profit, but I’m happy with what I made. One thing crypto has taught me is that taking profit is never a mistake. There will always be another trade, but once you let greed take over, one winning trade can easily turn into a losing one.