$BTC is coiling tighter in this compressed range. Yesterday's short was clean—we've milked this local chop enough.
Clearly liquidity is stacking on both sides, so probability inside the range is low. No edge, no trade.
The plan is simple: wait for one side to get swept, then watch the reaction.
Best case: lows get taken first, we test the 82K zone for longs targeting 86K/87K.
If you're not already positioned short, I'm not chasing shorts here locally.
Maybe if we leave the lows intact and sweep the highs first, I'll look for bearish triggers.
But if we tap 82K first and pump back to the highs, I'm only hunting shorts at the extremes around 86K/87K.
Alerts are set. Sitting on hands until one side breaks—then we trade the reaction. This is about process, not forcing setups. Wait for the liquidity grab, size for the long game, and let the chart come to you.
Clearly liquidity is stacking on both sides, so probability inside the range is low. No edge, no trade.
The plan is simple: wait for one side to get swept, then watch the reaction.
Best case: lows get taken first, we test the 82K zone for longs targeting 86K/87K.
If you're not already positioned short, I'm not chasing shorts here locally.
Maybe if we leave the lows intact and sweep the highs first, I'll look for bearish triggers.
But if we tap 82K first and pump back to the highs, I'm only hunting shorts at the extremes around 86K/87K.
Alerts are set. Sitting on hands until one side breaks—then we trade the reaction. This is about process, not forcing setups. Wait for the liquidity grab, size for the long game, and let the chart come to you.
