Catching big waves and making big money isn’t easy. You have to go through a series of pullbacks, a series of negative PnLs and then you finally get it. The majority right now is waiting to catch bitcoin’s Bottom but most of them will end up selling too early or sell in loss.
When you have a plan and know exactly what you're expecting, you're prepared when things start moving. You already know where you want to buy, where you're wrong, and how you're going to react.
But when you don't have a plan, you run the risk of reacting to the market. You want to impose your plan on the market, not let every candle dictate a new plan for you.
it should always be "I want to buy where I want to buy, for the reasons I want to buy". Do not let the market dictate your plan for you.
Have a plan. Then react accordingly. When you don't have a plan, you react emotionally and impulsively to every move. And eventually, you'll end up screwing yourself over.
Still a range overall. If it dips down to the range lows, that would be something to observe.
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$BTC Bulls need to clear this $65k - 65.7k zone then we can expect something good from crypto. Very high volume has been traded around this zone with most buyers trapped above it.
Clear this zone, Crypto is good, Until then it is just a chop.
Everything came exactly in line with expectations. So what does this mean for the market?
Inflation isn't getting worse than expected, which is the good news. But it also isn't cooling faster than expected. This means the data is neutral to slightly positive for risk assets like stocks and crypto.
However, inflation is still above the Fed's 2% target. so this data alone probably won't completely remove the possibility of further rate hikes.
Everything came exactly in line with expectations. So what does this mean for the market?
Inflation isn't getting worse than expected, which is the good news. But it also isn't cooling faster than expected. This means the data is neutral to slightly positive for risk assets like stocks and crypto.
However, inflation is still above the Fed's 2% target. so this data alone probably won't completely remove the possibility of further rate hikes.
Most people don’t lose money during a downtrend. They lose money during the chop, constantly thinking: “This could be the bottom.”
They keep buying every dip, trying to catch the reversal. And when the market finally finds a bottom, they’re either liquidated or sitting on a terrible average.
Everyone is saying the 4 years cycle is over and we are in a super cycle now, i dont know about that but i do think the most part of 2026 will be bearish/Sideways.
If not Q1 of 2026 i think Q2,3 will be most likely bearish/Sideways.