I’m actually an office worker who enjoys trading, involved in the market since 2020, but to be honest, I’m still getting schooled by the market makers every day
$SAHARA After scanning the large liquidity area on the Daily frame and hitting the correct POI zone on a larger scale, I noticed an FVG appearing along with a breakout structure in the smaller frame as well.
Basically, the lower side is forming equal lows (EQL) with a price compression that looks quite "inviting," plus some large sell orders jumping into the order book — so I decided to go ahead and place a market short order to make it exciting.
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Short Bet $SAHARA x7
- Entry: 0.02973 (Enter at Market price for hot) - DCA: No DCA
Remember to always leave some room for DCA, you should only risk about 1-3% of your account, because basically everyone's taste is different. As always, once you hit TP 1, feel free to move SL to entry for peace of mind.
Remember to always leave some room for DCA, you should only risk about 1-3% of your account, because basically everyone's taste is different. As always, once you hit TP 1, feel free to move SL to entry for peace of mind.
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Short Bet $NEAR leverage 8x for your reference:
- Entry: 1.3622 (Enter at the current price) - DCA: 1.463
Take Profit (TP) targets: - 1.238 - 1.094 - 0.992 Stop Loss (SL): 1.502
Make sure to reserve capital for DCA, only trade about 1-3% of your account, as I also don't know each person's risk appetite. The basic idea is to move SL to the Entry point for safety once TP 1 is hit.
- Entry: 1.3622 (Enter at the current price) - DCA: 1.463
Take Profit (TP) targets: - 1.238 - 1.094 - 0.992 Stop Loss (SL): 1.502
Make sure to reserve capital for DCA, only trade about 1-3% of your account, as I also don't know each person's risk appetite. The basic idea is to move SL to the Entry point for safety once TP 1 is hit.
As it turns out, so far, many macro signals are still following the script, right? Except for #BTC , but in reality, $BTC has also had quite a harsh adjustment at the end of the weekend. The stock market is down, #DXY is up, gold and other metals are rising, the fear index $VIX and oil prices are all soaring.
details of the trade: entry: $69401 take profit: $65280 stop loss: $70091 risk level: normal (normal risk)
order size information: for example, if you want to risk $100.00 for this trade, the order size will be 0.1449 $BTC but remember to adjust this size to match your personal money management strategy and budget.
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my perspective is that in the next 24-72 hours, we need to see how the stock market "absorbs" the pile of news from the past few days. if the stocks hold steady and oil prices remain stable below $80, #bitcoin there is a high chance it will slightly rebound from this area to create a base. the "ceasefire" that erupts will be very significant, because since 2020, every time there is news of a ceasefire, bitcoin has increased by an average of 37% within 60 days.
I can't be sure that $BTC will rise back to $100k, but at least it could retest the $73k area, and in my opinion, hitting that will just lead to another sell-off.
my perspective is that in the next 24-72 hours, we need to see how the stock market "absorbs" the pile of news from the past few days. if the stocks hold steady and oil prices remain stable below $80, #bitcoin there is a high chance it will slightly rebound from this area to create a base. the "ceasefire" that erupts will be very significant, because since 2020, every time there is news of a ceasefire, bitcoin has increased by an average of 37% within 60 days.
I can't be sure that $BTC will rise back to $100k, but at least it could retest the $73k area, and in my opinion, hitting that will just lead to another sell-off.
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February just passed is considered the closing account, and $BTC has just printed another red monthly candle for the fifth consecutive time. This marks a record losing streak since 2018, and it is only the second time in Bitcoin's history that this has happened. More importantly, this is the first time a monthly candle has closed below the $73k resistance level since October 2024, which confirms that Bitcoin has officially lost this level across all larger timeframes.
My limit short order at $73k is still running and now it is more important than ever, because fundamentally there hasn't been any significant retest at the $73k level on the weekly and monthly charts. What makes me a bit nervous is that for the past four weeks, whenever it attempts to rise to $70k, it gets dumped immediately. However, what's strange is that even though it is being continuously rejected, the price is not falling sharply as if to "liquidate accounts" in a single day. It is gradually eroding, week after week. This doesn't seem to be a capitulation. A capitulation should be quick, strong, and wipe everything out in one fell swoop. What we are seeing seems like large funds are systematically unloading their positions and controlling the process more.
Usually, a strong capitulation is needed to form a bottom. That is the moment when "pain" reaches its peak, everyone who wants to sell has sold out, and there is no one left to offload. I still haven't seen that moment. The current sell-off is painful but still within control, and this way it could last longer than one might think.
February just passed is considered the closing account, and $BTC has just printed another red monthly candle for the fifth consecutive time. This marks a record losing streak since 2018, and it is only the second time in Bitcoin's history that this has happened. More importantly, this is the first time a monthly candle has closed below the $73k resistance level since October 2024, which confirms that Bitcoin has officially lost this level across all larger timeframes.
My limit short order at $73k is still running and now it is more important than ever, because fundamentally there hasn't been any significant retest at the $73k level on the weekly and monthly charts. What makes me a bit nervous is that for the past four weeks, whenever it attempts to rise to $70k, it gets dumped immediately. However, what's strange is that even though it is being continuously rejected, the price is not falling sharply as if to "liquidate accounts" in a single day. It is gradually eroding, week after week. This doesn't seem to be a capitulation. A capitulation should be quick, strong, and wipe everything out in one fell swoop. What we are seeing seems like large funds are systematically unloading their positions and controlling the process more.
Usually, a strong capitulation is needed to form a bottom. That is the moment when "pain" reaches its peak, everyone who wants to sell has sold out, and there is no one left to offload. I still haven't seen that moment. The current sell-off is painful but still within control, and this way it could last longer than one might think.
Hello everyone. Here is a little update from my side.
Honestly, I am a bit disappointed with the results from last month, partly because I haven't been able to secure many quality deals for everyone. To be fair, the current market conditions haven't been very favorable lately, but I believe that everything will start to improve soon.
I will definitely focus more on hunting for A+ deals for everyone as frequently as possible. You are extremely important to me, and I always want all of us to earn together and rise together.
My next BTC plan is to see a nice short squeeze like we also saw until now. This will trap as many people as possible into long positions before we get a bigger drop.
I am also looking to enter a long position from my last target on this limit short setup.
Simple and clear. BTC is currently sitting on the VWAP which is the green line. We should see a break above this to take out the liquidity in the 72k-73k area.
📈 Entry: 71825
🛑 SL: 73156
🎯 Target 1: 66879 🎯 Target 2: 65903
Cheers to all.
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$RUNE Short 20x
Entry: 0.4132 (Market Entry) DCA: No DCA
💸 Take-Profit: 1) 0.406 2) 0.395 3) 0.38
❌ Stop Loss: 0.431 Always leave some room for DCA, only risk 1-3% of your port, I don't know your risk tolerance Set stops to entry as always when TP 1 hits.
❌ Stop Loss: 0.431 Always leave some room for DCA, only risk 1-3% of your port, I don't know your risk tolerance Set stops to entry as always when TP 1 hits.
The market landscape has shifted significantly since this morning. With the US session in full swing, we are seeing a clear change in momentum driven by aggressive buying.
As you can see: - Spot participation is here since US session kicked in: CVD spot is up big - Perps (longs) are also following-up - OI: that's the only "yikes" indicator lagging and could suggest some restreint from buyers at these levels
$BTC remains in a range between $63K and $75K. Until a high-timeframe (HTF) bullish divergence forms, the zone between $69.5K and $75K remains a formidable resistance area.
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Looking at the historical data, it's fascinating to track how closely this current downtrend is mimicking the 2022 price action (PA). While a perfect 1:1 replication all the way to the cycle lows seems unlikely, the correlation is strong enough to merit close observation over the coming weeks. As previously noted, we have reached a critical juncture in this bar pattern; the next few days will determine whether the current PA begins to decouple or continues to follow the script. Cycle Comparison and Support Zones
In the previous cycle at this exact stage, #bitcoin underwent a period of consolidation following an initial 30% drop. This was merely a pause before a second 30% leg down in the subsequent weeks.
According to the current chart analysis: > Local Bottom: Potential support sits between $60K–$63K. > Relief Rally: A bounce from that support could lead to a retest of the $70K–$75K range.
Projected Rejection: If the 2022 pattern holds, this upper range would act as a hard ceiling, leading to another rejection.
Technical Indicators and Divergence It is worth noting that the $70K–$75K zone has consistently served as our primary resistance, even independent of these historical bar patterns. However, a key technical piece is currently missing: BTC has yet to form a 3D divergence.
The Divergence Factor: If $BTC attempts to test the $70K–$75K resistance without first establishing a High Time Frame (HTF) divergence, the likelihood of a sharp rejection increases significantly. Conversely, forming a 3D divergence prior to the test would provide a much more stable foundation for a potential breakout.
Tracking a short on $WLFI . Rejection looking likely here. 🎯 Entry: 0.1149 (Adding at 0.1230) 💰 Targets: 0.1050 — 0.0900 — 0.0685 🚫 Stop Loss: 4H close > 0.128 Check the full chart for the HTF context. Let’s see if we hit those lower range targets. note: trading this with light size as we monitor the trend
$BTC Update: Holding the Line, but Watching the Resistance 📉 Good news first: #BTC is holding steady around the $63K area we pointed out yesterday! It’s great to see some support there, but there is one thing missing: we haven't seen a high-timeframe (HTF) bullish divergence yet. Without that "extra boost" from the indicators, it’s a bit harder to build the rock-solid foundation we’d want for a sustained relief rally.
Key Levels to Watch: > The Big Ceiling: Without that 3D divergence, the zone between $69.5K and the mid-$70Ks (those April 25 lows) is going to be a tough nut to crack. Expect some heavy resistance there. > The Current Range: Right now, we are essentially bouncing between $63K (Range Low) and $75K (Range High). > The Mid-Point: $70K is acting as our "mid-range" magnet. > Short-Term Hurdle: Keep an eye on $67,500 (Monday’s high). It might act as a little speed bump for the price today.
What’s Next?
We still haven’t tested the range highs at $75K. If we get rejected at these resistance zones and head back toward the low $60Ks, we’ll have to re-evaluate. The longer it takes to bounce, the lower the chances of forming that HTF divergence we’re looking for. Stay patient and keep an eye on those pivots!
Maximizing Profits in the 2026 Crypto Market: A Comprehensive Guide
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1. Long-Term Investment For those with limited time, focusing on foundational assets like BTC and ETH remains the most effective method. By using DCA over a 1-3 year period, investors can mitigate volatility. Historically, waiting for market bottoms - potentially around late 2026 - offers the best entry points.
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That seems like a disciplined approach. Staying in those long setups as long as the "X" levels hold keeps you on the right side of the trend, while scaling down on the pullbacks is a smart way to manage the inherent volatility without getting shaken out completely.
Since those "X" marks are your line in the sand, it’s all about monitoring the reaction if and when we tap them. If the PA (Price Action) starts to decouple from the 2022 fractal we discussed, those levels become even more critical as a "prove it" moment for the bulls.
Looking at the historical data, it's fascinating to track how closely this current downtrend is mimicking the 2022 price action (PA). While a perfect 1:1 replication all the way to the cycle lows seems unlikely, the correlation is strong enough to merit close observation over the coming weeks. As previously noted, we have reached a critical juncture in this bar pattern; the next few days will determine whether the current PA begins to decouple or continues to follow the script. Cycle Comparison and Support Zones
In the previous cycle at this exact stage, #bitcoin underwent a period of consolidation following an initial 30% drop. This was merely a pause before a second 30% leg down in the subsequent weeks.
According to the current chart analysis: > Local Bottom: Potential support sits between $60K–$63K. > Relief Rally: A bounce from that support could lead to a retest of the $70K–$75K range.
Projected Rejection: If the 2022 pattern holds, this upper range would act as a hard ceiling, leading to another rejection.
Technical Indicators and Divergence It is worth noting that the $70K–$75K zone has consistently served as our primary resistance, even independent of these historical bar patterns. However, a key technical piece is currently missing: BTC has yet to form a 3D divergence.
The Divergence Factor: If $BTC attempts to test the $70K–$75K resistance without first establishing a High Time Frame (HTF) divergence, the likelihood of a sharp rejection increases significantly. Conversely, forming a 3D divergence prior to the test would provide a much more stable foundation for a potential breakout.
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$BTC - The Last Stand at $60k? 📉
I’m keeping it simple. Lower time frames aren't providing reliable price action right now, so I’m sticking strictly to the 1W and 1D.
The Levels that Matter: 1️⃣ Buying the Dip: Looking to DCA between $63k and $60.7k. 2️⃣ Risk Management: If $59.5k fails, the floor is gone. 3️⃣ Major Support: The Weekly SMA at $58,500 is where I plan to heavy-up for a scalp. 4️⃣ The Pivot: A move back above $66k is the only thing that makes me flip bullish for the upside.
I’m keeping it simple. Lower time frames aren't providing reliable price action right now, so I’m sticking strictly to the 1W and 1D.
The Levels that Matter: 1️⃣ Buying the Dip: Looking to DCA between $63k and $60.7k. 2️⃣ Risk Management: If $59.5k fails, the floor is gone. 3️⃣ Major Support: The Weekly SMA at $58,500 is where I plan to heavy-up for a scalp. 4️⃣ The Pivot: A move back above $66k is the only thing that makes me flip bullish for the upside.
BNB & HYPE: The Only Two Structures Worth Watching 🛡️
Let's be real - most alts are currently a "lost cause" and looking ready to push for newer lows. I’m not wasting my time on them, and you probably shouldn't either. I’m strictly looking at Weekly timeframes for the majors.
My $HYPE Playbook: _ The Current Zone: We’re bouncing off the $25.3 - $25.9 daily area. _ The Plan: If we close below $25.3, I’m out or sizing down significantly. _ The Re-entry: Watching the Weekly level at $24.5 - $24.9. I’ll bid wicks there, but I’m ready to cut instantly if the bounce isn't immediate.
The Major "Bids" (Weekly focus only): _ ETH: Looking for a reaction in the $1,600 - $1,700 range (bidding the lower end). _ SOL: $58 - $62 range, but levels are shaky. Honestly, longing strength is a better bet than catching this falling knife, but if you’re a spot bull, bidding here isn't bad. For perps? Stay concise.
Silver is back over $90: The road to triple digits is wide open!
Many analysts closed the book on the $XAG run prematurely. My stance remains unchanged: the physical market (bars/coins) is the true indicator, and the recent rise in paper Silver only confirms the strength of this trend.
We’ve seen the volatility, but the fundamentals haven't flinched. Breaking the $100 psychological barrier is the next logical step in this macro cycle. Physical holders are leading the way - are you watching the paper charts or the real inventory?