The past month has been a solid run. A lot of wins in a row. Honestly, one of those months that reminds you why you stay in this game.
Most of the trades I took were shared publicly. And I know for a fact many of you made money from them. That part matters to me.
The people who didn’t win — or even lost — it usually wasn’t the setup. It was psychology. Weak hands. Bad timing. No patience. No discipline.
Most traders are obsessed with learning strategies. New methods. New indicators. New “secrets.” Very few want to learn risk management. Even fewer want to learn discipline.
That’s the real difference. Always has been.
This path isn’t easy. It messes with your head. It tests your patience. But it’s worth walking if you’re serious.
Thanks to everyone who’s been following, trusting, and walking alongside me. I’m still here. And I’ll keep sharing the journey.
$BTC listen... big short round 4 now, big love James again soon
entry 77200-79000 short $BTC 👇
$BTC has now filled the inefficiency and tapped right into the Daily 200 EMA and the top of the Bull Market Support Band.
Above $80K is where I start getting interested in long-term value again. My expectation is for BTC to hold somewhere between here and the $72K–$73K area. That’s not too far away from current prices anyway.
If this was the bottom and price manages to reclaim $80K, that would be a pretty strong sign for me.
Historically, retests of the Daily 200 EMA and Bull Market Support Band are quite common when transitioning into a new high-timeframe bull trend. They always look scary when they happen.
This is also the largest drawdown since the rally from $58K to $87K, but we’re still talking about roughly 12%. Nothing to panic about just yet.
From what I’ve seen, markets tend to remain choppy for a while after major hack events. Trust and sentiment take a hit, and recovery doesn’t usually happen overnight.
We will probably see headlines about the hacker moving or selling BTC and ETH from time to time. That could create some short-term weakness, but the amounts involved aren’t necessarily something the current market size should struggle to absorb.
On lower timeframes, I’m watching the .786 Fib around $76.9K. Would like to see a retest there, potentially forming one of those marginally higher lows before another bounce.
These setups have been pretty reliable after major moves and pullbacks in BTC over the past few years.
If it doesn’t happen, no problem. We wait and see.
Also, I don’t think this event comes anywhere close to the damage caused by the 10/10 market crash. Some comparisons are being thrown around, but these are very different market environments.