· Daily trend is explosive (+80% in 24h), but 4h momentum is cooling off from highs (0.00346 → 0.00252). · 1h pivot is broken at 0.00255 — we want the first retest of that level as entry. · 15m RSI at ~48 (neutral) — no overbought trap, just reset momentum. · Entry zone 0.00242–0.00252 gives a ~15% path to TP3 at 0.00310 if support holds.
Debate:
Are you treating this -1.56% pullback as a healthy retest before leg two (TP2 at 0.00285), or is the +80% move already exhausted and this is distribution before a dump below 0.00230?
· Daily trend is choppy, but 4h momentum is coiling just above the 24h low (0.01147). · 1h pivot sits at ~0.01155 — price is currently kissing it. · 15m RSI is not overbought yet (~62), leaving room to run, unlike a trap setup. · Entry zone 0.01147–0.01162 offers a ~7.5% path to TP3 (0.01270) in a low-clearance environment.
Debate:
Are you treating this 15m RSI moderate reading as a quiet accumulation before the 4h breakout, or does the lack of a volume spike mean we need a 1h close above 0.01180 to trigger TP2 at 0.01226?
Bitcoin ETFs just recorded over $1B in weekly outflows, marking one of the biggest withdrawal waves seen in months. Major funds, including BlackRock’s IBIT, were part of the selling pressure.
This isn’t typical retail panic.
When institutional capital starts pulling back while Bitcoin fights to defend key support, the entire market feels it. Liquidity tightens, sentiment cools, and volatility tends to expand quickly.
ETF flows have become one of the strongest signals behind Bitcoin’s short-term price action.
Now the market is focused on one question:
Does Bitcoin absorb the selling and reclaim momentum… or are we witnessing the early stages of a broader risk-off rotation?