For the last few months, I’ve been bearish on crypto and have mostly been sharing bearish charts along with many trade setups in between that worked out really well.
I don’t have to do it after already sharing tons of educational content, but I still do. Sometimes I’m right, sometimes I’m wrong.
All you had to do was make good decisions and stay patient, and you could have saved a lot of money and even made some money while the majority of traders are down badly.
I feel happier seeing the market go down while my portfolio stays protected than making money from a trade in a bad market.
People have no idea how important capital preservation really is.
I’m glad to see so many happy faces here. I hope to continue helping you in any way I can.
Taking some profits here on my $ETH Trade, Over 10% move
Once Again from me to you You're welcome 🤝
CRYPTO MECHANIC
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$ETH Update now trading back above the February low,
As long as price can hold the $1,680–$1,740 support zone, I think there’s room for more upside. $1900 is the first area of interest if it starts to move up.
In markets, you need the memory of a goldfish. Let the past stay in the past. Don't get too excited if you made money. Don't get too stressed if you lost money.
Both are part of trading. Your focus should always be on the next setup with no emotional attachment to the last trade.
Historically, each Bitcoin bear market has lasted around one year. Based on that, $BTC topped in October 2025 and if history repeats itself, we're already in July, which means we could be just three months away from the bear market pain coming to an end. (Hopefully.)
Things I do and keep in mind during a bear market If this is your first bear market, write down everything you learn because you are gonna need it in the next bear market. 👇
• Every long is a counter-trend trade until proven otherwise.
• Most breakouts turn into fakeouts.
• Price usually falls faster than it rises.
• Support breaks easily, resistance becomes strong.
• Bullish news often gives only temporary pumps.
• Protect capital first. Catching the exact bottom isn’t important.
• I do not care if everyone in the world is bullish i wait for my own edge.
• Sometimes the best trade is no trade.
Bear markets aren’t for making fast money. They’re for surviving until the next bull run.
Another week, another round of war headlines. The Strait of Hormuz has been "closed" for the 10,000th time in the last few months. Somehow, the headlines are still working, and they will keep coming as long as they continue to move the market. And Trump will keep announcing peace deals as long as they keep pumping stocks. Anyways, let's get straight into the Bitcoin chart and see what's going on. Has anything changed on the higher timeframes, or is the bigger picture still the same? Bitcoin Bear Market cycle Historically, each Bitcoin bear market has lasted around one year. Based on that, if Bitcoin topped in October 2025 and history repeats itself, we're already in July, which means we could be just three months away from the bear market pain coming to an end. (Hopefully.) Will Bitcoin bottom in the coming months or not? We'll witness it together. But if history is any guide, Bitcoin usually finds its bottom around one year after the top. BTCUSD (Monthly) The monthly chart remains in a downtrend. Bounces won't change much until we see a structural shift. A shift on the monthly chart takes time and could take months to develop. If we get another meaningful move lower on the monthly chart, I personally don't think that's something to ignore. That's the move where I'll start scaling in for the next few years. BTCUSD (Weekly) There isn't anything particularly clear on the weekly chart right now. The overall structure remains bearish, so I don't really have much to discuss on this chart. This is a high timeframe chart, and I don't think we should focus too much on every nearby level on the weekly timeframe unless the weekly structure shifts. Because once Bitcoin flips bullish on the weekly, there will be plenty of opportunities for the bulls, and that will be the time when we start paying closer attention to this timeframe. BTCUSD (Daily) Nothing has really happened to the price since our last weekly update. Technically, nothing has changed. $64k-$65k remains the key resistance zone. $60k-$61k remains the key support zone. The lower timeframe moves we're seeing today are largely driven by war headlines, Another peace deal announcement from Trump and this will recover again. Personally, I'm becoming less interested in trading the lower timeframes and more focused on getting mentally ready to accumulate Bitcoin for the next cycle. When exactly I'll start doing that, I'm not sure yet. But I'm reaching the point where I know I'll have to start sooner rather than later. That’s pretty much it for this Bitcoin update. Let me know what do you think, your opinions are Always welcome