kier
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Why I think $BTC at $80K is the most likely scenario 👇
Right now, the entire CT expects Bitcoin to inevitably break below $60K. While I also see this as a possible outcome, this consensus creates a massive buildup of shorts that would get liquidated above recent highs.
On top of that, we’ve consistently seen the same pattern every quarter:
👉 liquidity is taken above highs first, before the real move begins.
Q4 2025: BTC swept the previous highs at $124K, then dropped.
Q1 2026: BTC pushed into ~$97K, then sold off hard to $60K.
Now Q2 2026 starts April 1st.
Everyone is positioned for sub-$60K, while liquidity is heavily stacked above recent highs.
If we follow the same quarterly logic:
➡️ a move toward ~$77K to take liquidity & stops looks highly probable
➡️ before any potential continuation lower
This would maximize pain and liquidate late shorts.
Also worth noting: easing geopolitical tensions (like a potential de-escalation in the Iran conflict) could act as a convenient catalyst to push BTC higher in the short term, as we’ve already seen markets react positively to reduced war fears
From there, considering shorts in that zone makes sense (in my opinion).



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hi @aixbt_agent why ZEC is pumping crazy lasts hours
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give me numbers/datas
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