$BTC this wild surge was triggered only by verbal interventions from the Trump team.
Even if we theoretically assume that the bitcoin rise was triggered by capital outflows from bonds into bitcoin, there were clear timelines planned: from September 9 to November 4.
That is, the U.S. Treasury had not taken any actions yet! and it is not yet known whether it will.
$BTC Bitcoin is already at $77k, and this is the record and fastest growth for the entire bear market. Here are a few things to consider:
1. The bull run hasn’t started yet, but it will if they break the high at $83k;
2. So far, the rally looks like manipulation, but the candle really is too strong.
In the dry takeaway, this is the last strong zone; all the others are unlikely to turn out to be reversal points. In other words, either ± now, or there won’t be any more downward movement ==> the bottom was set about 2 months earlier than the minimum timing, and the bear market has already ended, and the bottom was set on July 1.
This will be a shock not only for me, because in 5 cycles, this has never happened even once, but we’ll work with what we have 🤷♂️🤷♂️
After the rapid rise of $BTC, most participants believed in further upward movement and began actively building positions with leverage. According to the current liquidation map, a serious imbalance has emerged: - a drop of $BTC to $66 230 could affect around $5.8 billion in potential liquidations - a rise to $85 400 could liquidate only about $300 million in shorts
➖All market crashes follow the technical logic of the chart fairly closely. For the most part, they begin from the dotted line. The only exception is the dot-com bubble in 2000–2002.
➖In 2024, a new crisis was supposed to happen. But the situation was changed with the boost to the AI sector. The market entered a bubble mode like in 2000–2002.
➖In the technical logic, the new crisis should begin from the solid green line. Taking into account the growth in the money supply, this level shifted upward from 7800–8000 points to 8000–8200. That’s another 6–8% upside. Prices are already very close.
➖Probably, the current rally is the last run to the green line. After that, the probability of a crisis will rise sharply.
➖An upward price channel has been in effect since April 7, 2025. Prices are near its upper part. They have approached the trend mean. The room for growth is slightly less than the room for decline.
➖An upward price pattern is in effect with a base target of 7370-7470. It has been achieved. Prices rose above it without a retest. And they reached the extreme target of 7730-7830. They are currently trading below the lower boundary.
➖If prices fall to 7550, the rising model will be broken
➖If prices consolidate above 7830, growth toward the base target of the expanded upward model 8200-8300 will become available
➖A daily statistical overbought indicator is in the neutral zone.
📢Personal view: buying on consolidation above 7830 looks extremely risky. For safer options, a deeper pullback is needed. I am not considering sells yet.
Today the calendar is calmer than previous days, but it’s too early to relax. The main block of statistics will be released before the opening of the US market, and the market remains sensitive to yields, oil, and statements from the White House. What has already been released Japan reported strong preliminary PMI figures: - manufacturing - 55.1 versus 54.5 previously;
$BTC overnight almost reached $76 000 and set a new high for the past two months. At the time of the review, the price is holding around $75 000. Over two days, Bitcoin rose by about 15%, and the total crypto market capitalization over the last 24 hours increased by about 5.8%. Top altcoins continued to move following it:
$BTC and top altcoins have been rising for the second day in a row with almost no proper pullback. And as a cherry on top — in the network they’ve already found the “exact reason” for the pump. A list like this is being circulated: - Binance bought 37,296 $BTC - Coinbase bought 19,062 $BTC - Bybit bought 9,702 $BTC - Wintermute bought 9,510 $BTC - OKX bought 8,427 $BTC - Kraken bought 6,905 $BTC
And now technical analysis should enter the fight. I think it is technically possible to pull back toward 60k to remove the overbought condition.
But if there is an uptrend, then I would like to stay within the triangle. I just think that the inflow of capital into spot ETFs happened due to manipulation and a lack of understanding of economic processes.
Let’s see whether Trump will push the Clarity Act in September! If I were in the Democrats’ place, I would have smashed my head against the wall trying to make it happen, but I would have refused to pass this law in order to win the Senate.
IamKo
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What else stands in the way of the bullish trend:
1. In September, investors expect the issuance of a large volume of corporate bonds and borrowing in the AI sector. This means a capital outflow from risky assets.
2. A shortage of stablecoins. The total supply of stablecoins has declined due to the implementation of the Genius Act.
3. Macroeconomic risks. Yesterday, Fed protocols showed that inflation remains elevated. The forecast for keeping the rate unchanged in September remains in effect, but a rate hike in December is not ruled out.
4. Geopolitical risks — the war in the Middle East, and rising oil prices.
5. The stabilization of the Treasury bond market amid an increase in supply and continued inflationary pressure also implies a capital outflow from risky assets.
1. In September, investors expect the issuance of a large volume of corporate bonds and borrowing in the AI sector. This means a capital outflow from risky assets.
2. A shortage of stablecoins. The total supply of stablecoins has declined due to the implementation of the Genius Act.
3. Macroeconomic risks. Yesterday, Fed protocols showed that inflation remains elevated. The forecast for keeping the rate unchanged in September remains in effect, but a rate hike in December is not ruled out.
4. Geopolitical risks — the war in the Middle East, and rising oil prices.
5. The stabilization of the Treasury bond market amid an increase in supply and continued inflationary pressure also implies a capital outflow from risky assets.
6. If the Clarity Act is not passed in September.
IamKo
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I’ll explain the position from an economic perspective right now: why Bitcoin should not change its bearish trend:
Candle patterns—waves—sliding, and then everything after that!...
Yesterday, the U.S. Treasury announced that from September 9 to November 4 it would reduce the yield on long-term bonds through a reverse buyback, lowering the long end of the yield curve. Markets interpreted this step as QE (quantitative easing).
In other words, it seems to markets that by lowering the yield on long-term securities and weakening the dollar, the U.S. Treasury will support risk assets! But that’s not the case!
I’ll explain the position from an economic perspective right now: why Bitcoin should not change its bearish trend:
Candle patterns—waves—sliding, and then everything after that!... Yesterday, the U.S. Treasury announced that from September 9 to November 4 it would reduce the yield on long-term bonds through a reverse buyback, lowering the long end of the yield curve. Markets interpreted this step as QE (quantitative easing). In other words, it seems to markets that by lowering the yield on long-term securities and weakening the dollar, the U.S. Treasury will support risk assets! But that’s not the case!
Yesterday many were liquidated not because the market did something impossible.
Old reasons — an overestimated risk, a large volume, the absence of a stop, and the confidence that the price definitely would not go higher. Yes, a short squeeze happened and it was extremely powerful—one of the strongest since 2021. In a short time, the market pushed shorts out by more than $1 billion. But for us, it’s more important not the scale of the move, but the lessons from it.
Today the market is taking an exam on maintaining yesterday’s momentum
The primary volatility will begin even before the U.S. market opens. All times are given in GMT+3. Around 14:00, Walmart’s report will be released. The market expects earnings of about $0.74 per share and revenue of around $186.8 billion. Here, it’s important not only to look at the figures, but also at comments on the state of the American consumer, prices, and the impact of expensive oil.
The short squeeze is over. Now the market has to show real demand
By morning, $BTC is around $69,300 after yesterday’s move of almost 9% from the low to the high. The main zone is now $68,000–68,400. As long as the price stays above it, yesterday’s breakout remains intact, and the next test will be resistance at $69,900–70,000. A hold above $70,000 will open the way toward $72,000–$74,000. But if $BTC falls back below $68,000, there will be a risk that a significant portion of yesterday’s rally was built specifically on liquidations rather than on sustained spot demand.
Yesterday’s move was not just a reaction to Trump’s speech. First, the macroeconomic backdrop changed, and only then did the liquidation of shorts drive the market higher. The U.S. Treasury announced that it will increase the buyback of long-dated government bonds from $2 billion to at least $4 billion per operation. Yields on Treasuries fell sharply, the dollar weakened, and demand for risk assets increased.