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BTC worth $77,169—can you actually buy it now?

First, the surface story: in one week it’s up 22.7%, jumping from 62,724 to 79,556, then retracing back to 77k.
Longs are cheering, shorts are counting losses.
So what now? The buy/sell ratio has dropped to 0.46—sellers are overpowering buyers. Is the main force distributing, or is this just a washout? No one knows.

First thing: the $2.7 billion shorts are already gone.

From the 63k breakout, how many shorts got wiped out trying to wait for a pullback?
Add at 57k, add again at 65k, stubbornly hold at 72k—the entire $2.7 billion short position was liquidated.
Plainly speaking: this rally wasn’t “bought up”—it was shorts that “lifted” it themselves.
After the short squeeze ends, what can make it keep rising? Only real buy orders.

Second thing: OI didn’t follow the rally—this is a warning signal.

From 63k to 79k, the price is up 26%, but open interest only rose from 102k to 107k—an increase of just 5%.
In a normal short-squeeze cycle, after the move ends, OI should expand clearly—new long positions come in to take over.
But right now, over the past hour, OI is still barely declining.
In plain terms: shorts have exited, but new longs haven’t arrived yet. Price is hanging around 77k with nobody propping it up.

Third thing: ETF inflows total $1.9 billion, but will institutions act over the weekend?

This week’s ETF net inflow of $1.9 billion is the strongest since October 2025.
However, ETF trading happens during US stock market hours—weekends are basically a dead zone.
The real test is Monday’s open: if inflows continue and price breaks above 80k, it can challenge fresh highs; if inflows stop, 76k may not hold.

Key levels
Resistance overhead: 78,749 (dense liquidation/short-squeeze area) → 79,556 (this week’s high) → 80,000 (psychological round-number)
Support below: 76,245 (dense long liquidation area) → 75,000 (strong support) → 73,000 (stop-loss line)

Trading strategy
For those with no position:
Don’t chase. Wait for a pullback to 76,000–76,500 and build positions in batches. Stop loss below 73,000. Targets: 79,500–80,000.
For those already in a position:
Hold. There’s only one sell signal—if the daily candle closes below 75,000.
Until it reaches that level, don’t get shaken out by small moves around 76k.
Long-term believers:
No change. The target is 100k+ this cycle. Letting go over a few hundred dollars of volatility will be regretted for life.

That one “buy pressure” step that hit 62k doesn’t mean you should also expect the next step to be another “wipeout” at 62k.

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BTC worth $77,169—do you dare buy it now?

First, look at the surface: In one week it surged 22.7%, jumping from 62,724 to 79,556, then pulled back to 77k. The buy/sell ratio dropped to 0.46, with sellers outweighing buyers.
So what then? Bulls are celebrating, but nobody knows whether the main players are distributing or just washing the market.

First thing: the entire $2.7B short position disappeared.

This rally started from 63k—$2.7B of short positions got squeezed out.
In plain words: This up move wasn’t bought into; it was lifted by the shorts themselves.
Once the short squeeze is over, the next move can only rely on real buy demand.

Second thing: OI didn’t follow the price rise—this is a warning.

Price is up 26%, but OI only rose 5%. Shorts ran, and new longs haven’t arrived yet.
The price is hovering around 77k with no one truly propping it up.

Third thing: The ETF is the real test—on Monday.

This week, ETF net inflows hit $1.9B, the strongest since October 2025.
But ETFs trade during U.S. stock market hours; the weekend is a dead zone.
If inflows continue on Monday, it could break above 80k. If inflows stop, 76k may not hold.

Key levels
Resistance above: 78,749 → 79,556 → 80,000
Support below: 76,245 → 75,000 → 73,000

Trading strategy
For those in cash: Wait for 76,000–76,500 to build positions in batches, set stop-loss at 73,000, and target 79,500–80,000.
For those already holding: Reduce exposure only if there’s one signal—when the daily close breaks below 75,000.
Long-term believers: unchanged. The 100k target is the same—don’t throw away your chips for a few hundred dollars.

That step at 62k doesn’t mean we should take the next step at 62k too.

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$76,570 BTC—did you miss the move?

Let’s start with the numbers: In one week, it rose from 62,724 to 79,556, a gain of 21.8%. Yesterday it pulled back to 76k, and retail traders started to panic—“Is this the top?”

No. This is the result of three things stacking together.

━━━ First: the shorts have been wiped out ━━━

From the 63k breakout, how many people were waiting for a pullback to short?
Those who held on at 57k, those who added at 67k, and the folks on the sidelines saying “I’ll enter after it pulls back.”
There was no pullback—straight to 80k.
This isn’t a normal rally; it’s a short squeeze. If you don’t buy, the price buys for you.

━━━ Second: Treasury buybacks—this is the real fuel ━━━

The U.S. Treasury increased its long-term Treasury buyback size from $2 billion to at least $4 billion.
Plain translation: the government is printing money to buy its own bonds—so the dollar devalues.
Bitcoin and gold rising together isn’t a coincidence; it’s inevitable.

━━━ Third: ETF net inflows of $1.9 billion in one week ━━━

This is the strongest week since October 2025.
Institutions are snatching it up—and doing so urgently.
Their share of holdings is already 44%. In this market, it’s no longer retail traders calling the shots.

So how should we look at 76k right now?

Brothers with no position: Don’t chase. Wait and enter in batches in the 75,000–76,000 range, with a stop-loss below 73,000.
Brothers with positions: Move your stop to 74,500. Don’t get shaken out by small price swings.
Long-term believers: Target 100k+. Don’t give up your chips over a few hundred dollars of fluctuation.

I’ve seen too many markets like this. When it goes up, people don’t dare to buy; when it drops, people don’t dare to hold.

Today’s correct trade happened last week.

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This BTC rally just wiped out the shorts.

Not because of good news—because of structure.

What happened over the past 48 hours was already written a week ago. When BTC started slowly climbing from $62,000, most people were waiting for a pullback, while the shorts kept adding—only to find the drawdown they wanted never came. Instead, they got a chain reaction liquidation near $80,000.

━━━ The underlying logic behind this move up ━━━

It’s not that fresh capital suddenly poured in; it’s that the shorts’ fuel was ignited.

When open interest keeps building and dense short stop-losses line up above $78,000–$79,000, the price only needs a single push. The push arrived—Treasury repo operations were slightly adjusted, and the market interpreted it as a liquidity signal. After that, the shorts did the rest themselves.

This is a squeeze-driven rally. It has nothing to do with fundamentals, and everything to do with positioning and sentiment.

People who know the game don’t ask, “Why is it going up?” They ask, “Who’s holding the order?”

━━━ Where things stand now ━━━

$80,000 is a real test—not a numbers game.

Weekend liquidity is thin, so price can be tugged around easily. Whether it can hold $78,500 before Monday’s open will determine whether this is a true breakout or a fake pump.

My system is currently BULL_TREND. But RSI_1H is at 53—there’s no pullback and no consolidation.

The real entry window isn’t here. It’s on the next retracement.

━━━ How to think about what comes next ━━━

If you have no position: don’t chase—wait for structural confirmation in the $76,000–$77,000 range.

If you’re already in: place your stop-loss below $75,500. Don’t loosen it just because you’re in profit.

I’ve seen way too many setups like this. The faster it rises, the more you need to stay calm.

Today’s correct trade happened yesterday.

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