Crypto Bully 🔥
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Crypto Bully 🔥
@BullyDCrypto
Full time Bitcoin trader. Part time Shit poster. Free TG - https://t.co/zosdH2aVPM



How to Enter and exit a Position like an expert. Scaling In And Out Of Positions 1) Identifying the point of interest Where do you wanna get involved? What are you looking for? Where would your invalidation be at?




$SOL No trade zone for me here. Waiting to see how price reacts around $96-97 area. If price puts in large impulsive candles through this level, I'll be a buyer at any given dip looking for continuation. If we correct from this level, I'd look to bid from low $80s.



Simply speaking, AI is the greatest narrative right now (it's not a bubble, at least not one close to bursting, YET) If you are crypto native, look for AI opportunities and allocate wisely. My niche is perp trading for consistent profits but I will NOT sit on the sidelines for this

Equities look horrible for the first time in a long time. If you model the average mid-term year performance which also correlates with the crypto "bear market year" then this is going to be brutal (with the catalysts apparent for the first time in decades) Pattern aligns with 2022 overall but the key difference is the Fed was going to cut at least 2-3 times this year instead of having uncontrollable inflation and being forced to hike aggressively. Tariffs did not show up inflation to the degree everyone expected but the oil crisis right now sort of implies to me that we will end up getting that correction as early as the next few weeks anyway The only difference I can think of is that tech valuations don't seem *that* crazy to me and I don't think AI is in a valuation bubble yet. Overall think equities have a very real chance of tanking hard given the data and correlations but crypto can front-run that bottom Key insight: Unlike 2022, I think people will have less time to buy at good prices






My base case for $BTC Path and exact levels not that important in the long run apart from the immediate S/R levels Key points: 1. Downside retests have not worked for a while 2. $85k is the logical lower high from our previous value generated before collapsing further on extensive selling but bear market bottoms take months, not weeks 3. A break above our current value area near $72k easily grants easy passage towards the $85k region regardless so that's your long trade 4. Break below value means low 50s at the minimum so there's two short trades (another deviation at VaH now down to 65k or so) and then the break below value Overall, the best DCA strategy for me is buying BTC under 65k all the way down to 50k with my current spot buying average at around 67k (which I use as collateral for my perp account)















