Fast drops vs slow drops — it's all about liquidity gaps.
$BTC lost $75k and dumped straight to $66.5k. No surprise. That zone from $66.5k to ~$75k was a fair value gap — price ripped through it in days with barely any volume. Thin air = no support = fast drop when it comes back.
Two things I'm always charting:
1. High liquidity zones — pivots, value areas, places where price spent time. Orders stack there. Support or acceleration happens there.
2. Low volume zones — the opposite. Price flies through, nothing holds it.
Around $66.5k, there's finally some structure. Price can hold and bounce here — doesn't mean it will, just that it can. Volume and open interest at the level will tell you if it's real.
My setup:
- Watching $BTC at $66.5k for a reaction before I buy.
- But honestly, alts look better right now. Already grabbed a couple this morning.
No guarantees, just probabilities. Trade the reaction, not the hope.
$BTC lost $75k and dumped straight to $66.5k. No surprise. That zone from $66.5k to ~$75k was a fair value gap — price ripped through it in days with barely any volume. Thin air = no support = fast drop when it comes back.
Two things I'm always charting:
1. High liquidity zones — pivots, value areas, places where price spent time. Orders stack there. Support or acceleration happens there.
2. Low volume zones — the opposite. Price flies through, nothing holds it.
Around $66.5k, there's finally some structure. Price can hold and bounce here — doesn't mean it will, just that it can. Volume and open interest at the level will tell you if it's real.
My setup:
- Watching $BTC at $66.5k for a reaction before I buy.
- But honestly, alts look better right now. Already grabbed a couple this morning.
No guarantees, just probabilities. Trade the reaction, not the hope.
