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#Bitcoin is reacting exactly at the 200 Day EMA... But I’m looking at the whole zone as the KEY area: 50 Week EMA, 0.38 Fib, 200 Day EMA and strong volume profile. Reject and break below the monthly open, and eventually a lower low in the following weeks/months. or break above and hold as support. Trend structure + a fragile macro/geopolitical environment keeps me inclined towards the 50k-55k zone. While everyone is euphoric on this relief rally, also fueled by the AI parabolic move... I remain cautious on BTC after a +37% move in 3 months.

$BTC still has 2 CME gaps. One at $84,100 and the other at $67,100 $3,400,000,000 in short positions will get liquidated if Bitcoin fills the $84,100 CME gap. $17,000,000,000 in long positions will get liquidated if BTC fills the $67,100 CME gap.

Entry Models // Absorption Continuation Not all absorption leads to reversals. In a strong trend, a pullback can show countertrend aggression getting absorbed before continuation. This actually makes price move rapidly if it breaks through the opposing absorption level.

Nothing complicated. Delta profile + structure gave me these 2 zones: 1H OB 4H OB + monthly open If they break → backtest reversals This is what we break down daily in MMT Academy(Free with PRO) Live streams Live trades Daily updates #BTC

13 minutes 170k difference… bitcoin:native

@KillaXBT chill, people think that btc going to 80k is back on the bull market. We are still in a downtrend on the weekly, monthly and 3 months. 80k to 84k is a big gap.... maybe we will see the fall from there to lows 60

$BTC I absolutely refuse to believe that $BTC bottomed at $60K. Purely based on cycles, math, historical price action. Every bear cycle has revisited/swept its previous low before pushing higher which means sweeping 60K within the next few months is still very plausible based on historical data. Do I believe this time is different? No. The same people who thought that at 120K ended up rekt. So Im going to stick with history & History shows that bottoming within 123 days is absurd. I nailed a full year of PA by studying history, not by forcing skeptical theses that ignored it. Markets leave patterns. This is the relief bounce to get people to question whether the bottom is in or not.

Most traders see candles. Few see the imbalance inside them. In today’s MMT Labs drop @NecoKronos breaks down one of the most misunderstood concepts in order flow: Stacked imbalances. You’ll learn: • What they actually represent in the auction • Why they act like magnets • How they signal unfinished business • When they confirm continuation • When they signal reversal If you want to understand why price revisits certain levels again and again, this one is mandatory. Now live 👇👇👇

$BTC Funding rate sentiment trap (educational): Most traders read negative funding = people are shorting. That's half the story. Many miss the fact that negative funding also appears when spot buyers are so aggressive they're pushing $BTC spot price above perps. We all know that Coinbase premium indicates strong institutional demand. Now look at the pattern: Coinbase discount → positive funding. Coinbase premium → negative funding. Don't read funding alone.

Absorption in an uptrend: - price fails to make a new high - CVD makes a higher high - aggressive buyers remain active - passive sellers absorb the flow - no continuation to the upside supply > demand price rolls over -> dump follows

Always check your pressure bands. If price is reacting and you don’t have a clear level marked, check pressure bands. They often explain the move. #BTC

@exitpumpBTC mate can you tell me where you explain OB imbalance or ob depth please

Exhaustion in an uptrend: - price makes a new high - spot CVD makes a lower high - aggressive buyers not as active - move continues on thin liquidity - shorts closing help push price no real demand behind the move -> price dumps

Still marking CME gaps by hand?… or just too lazy to draw them? MMT community indicators solve that. Add it → done. #BTC

@exitpumpBTC hi bro a question please, where do you explain order book depth or order book imbalance? please

$BTC Recent uptrend has been quite healthy. We saw several cycles of OI resets after each pump. Whenever OI became overheated, price made a small pullback, consolidated, and then pushed higher again under strong spot buying pressure. Seeing same leverage reset again.

Quick Educational Note 👇 Stacked Imbalances are one of two things: A magnet: price gets pulled straight through until they're filled. A reversal point: price tags the zone, absorbs the imbalances and turns. Watch CVD and OI as price approaches: Aggressive CVD into the zone → it's filling. Don't fade it. CVD flipping + OI dropping → it's done. That's your entry. Same zone. The data tells you which. 👇

$BTC Big supply overlay on binance spot - more asks above, bearish sign.

Understanding Funding Rate Why funding is positive or negative? Why it increases or decreases? Let's break it down. The funding rate is a periodic payment exchanged between traders who hold long and short positions in perpetual futures contracts. It is designed to ensure that the contract price stays close to the underlying asset's spot price. Funding in trading usually is combined with Open Interest and I recommend checking out my post about it if you haven't - x.com/exitpumpBTC/st… I won't go into details of every CEX's funding design, you can dig into them on their websites if you want. I made an illustrated picture with explanations and descriptions where you can see Price, Funding and Open Interest charts in order to understand how change in Funding actually happens. Enjoy! If you want to learn more about orderflow and trade execution based on Funding and OI, feel free to join my Discord for more: discord.gg/mGPMcFVTRe

Hop on the stream and lets have some fun with #BTC

Zero to fully set up. In one video. Charts. Orderflow. Heatmaps. Companion. Templates. Execution. Layout manager. Drawing tools. Audio Flow. Everything MMT has explained from scratch. New MMT Labs video is live👇

Wrote an article about Open Interest and how to use it in trading. Was in drafts, published now. Enjoy!