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$BTC 📈 Bulls can’t afford to lose the lower trendline support here, while bears need to defend the upper trendline resistance and prevent acceptance above it. OrderFlow continues to show fresh longs chasing the breakout into highs, getting absorbed, and ultimately trapped on each push - bearish 🧸 That said, this doesn’t rule out one final liquidity grab; a larger sweep above the current high to trigger stops and breakout buyers before showing exhaustion and completing the auction to the upside. If we do see strength and acceptance above the upper trendline, I’m focused on the two marked zones above as key areas to monitor OrderFlow and reaction closely. Because one thing remains clear for me: the current low does not look like a strong bear market bottom, it’s simply a low, not yet convincing as a major structural shift! (NFA!) #Bitcoin #BTC

Given this is a probabilistic read based only on structure, confirmation is required! In this case, a loss of the yearly VWAP and the ascending trendline support would be a major sign of weakness. NFA! $BTC #Bitcoin

Bulls better not lose $76,000! 👀 NFA! $BTC #Bitcoin

$BTC 2026 Bear Market Structure | WXY This is how I see the structure of this Bear Market We've already spent more time chopping between $62-78k than between $84-97k back in November-January, so now I assume we are dealing with a Double Zigzag (WXY) and this move from $60k to $79.5k (could go even higher as the next major resistance sits at $85k and the ABC target is $82.5k, so a little more upside would be quite normal) is Wave (X) between two bearish Waves (W) & (Y). From the timing perspective, we still have ~5 months of this bear market left. Wave (W): $126k --> $60k Wave (X): $60k --> $80k and now I'm expecting the final wave down - Wave (Y): $80k --> $40k (Bear Market Bottom in September-October 2026) 📍

$BTC Started building a swing short. This is my last major short attempt based on my current thesis (outlined below). Invalidation is clear! Current risk is low (~0.3%), and I’ll build size on confirmation (e.g. loss of rHigh + key TL) NFA! #Bitcoin x.com/The_JDK99/stat…

GM ☕️ Here are my $BTC key levels for today... Alarms are set. Once price taps a key level, I’ll watch the reaction and OrderFlow closely. (NFA!) #Bitcoin #BTC

⚠️Very Important $BTC Update! That was a 4th fakeout above range high. And the base case remains; Given the current structure, this still looks like short re-accumulation, not the kind of strong bottom we usually see before a major sustainable trend reversal! Why is that? Here’s why👇 Strong bottoms after a prolonged downtrend take time to form! They’re not single events, they’re processes. Large players can’t just “buy the bottom” like we as a retail trader can. If you’re small, you click buy and you’re in the position - simple. But when your size is big enough to move the market, that approach doesn’t work! At any given price, there are the same amount of buyers and sellers (by volume). You can’t buy if no one is willing to sell to you. If you slam large buy orders into thin liquidity, you just push price higher and end up filling at worse and worse prices. So if you want to go long with large size you need; - Liquidity to enter (sellers willing to sell into your bids) - Time to build positions - Trapped participants to trade against (easy liquidity) That’s why you often see: → Price moving back and forth within a range over time. → Repeated sweeps and fakeouts of the lows with volume drying up. This is liquidity engineering: 👷 Price is intentionally driven into areas where liquidity is concentrated, typically where stops cluster and breakout traders chase. At the lows of a range, this includes stop-losses from longs and traders initiating shorts on the breakdown. This influx of sell-side liquidity provides the necessary counterparties for larger players to open longs. Rather than chasing price higher, they position limit buy orders below the range low, absorb the incoming selling pressure, and accumulate into that flow. As the selling is absorbed, price stabilizes and often reclaims the range quickly, signaling that demand is in control (fakeouts of range low). This process allows large participants to build meaningful long exposure without aggressively moving price against themselves. A true bottom usually shows: Multiple failed moves lower with strong volume and clear rejection. With each sweep, volume typically starts to dry up, meaning less and less liquidity is available to trade against. That’s when you know sellers are getting exhausted. Only then do you usually see structure shift and price start breaking bullish. Until then, this kind of price action leans more toward long-accumulation there is likely no a clean reversal. What we’re seeing now is the complete opposite: Price keeps testing the range high and getting rejected back into the range → buy-side liquidity above the highs is being absorbed to build short exposure. Supply is fully in control as of now! With each push higher, volume declines -> participation on the breakout is drying up (bearish). At the same time, price is putting in higher lows: → upside liquidity is getting worked → downside liquidity is stacking up (HL) Those stops below will become market sell orders later, providing the fuel for a sustained move lower. You do you, but for me current structure could not be more obvious. I currently hold a fully secured short from the 4th range high fakeout (posted live) and if we get a 5th sweep I get stopped at BE and simply watch the reaction again. Another fakeout = another short. Very simple! One thing is clear; Given current structure, I will NOT miss the move towards range low should we get that move! Risk is managed well! (NFA!) #Bitcoin #BTC

Haven't checked the charts in weeks. It's really a blessing to be me. Grateful

BTC Macro update ✅ A year old trendline turned into a perfect range. Different game. Pure precision. Descending trendline retest around $77k, 4th touch, clean. Still room for more chop. A macro fakeout wouldn’t surprise me before recovery. I bought $60k and I’m enjoying the Spanish sun. I check charts only when they call, the daily spam is for CT influencers. Only lion lines matter.

How did I miss this? It’s so obvious! 🤯 This is indeed a very strong uptrend! We just got another sweep of the low, sellers pressed, but got absorbed by strong hands, and price reclaimed the previous low. That’s not weakness. That’s position building💪 $BTC #Bitcoin (NFA!)

$BTC Here, I’m observing the market from a distance. As for the scalping we do on a daily basis, that’s a different story; we trade on lower timeframes based on deviations and levels derived from Monday’s range. I clear the chart, mark a few key levels and wait for the price to come to me. I don’t anticipate anything: I only react when the market reaches areas where it has to make a decision. Above, I look for weakness; below, I know where it can go if the structure breaks down. In between? Noise. Fewer trades, but meaningful ones. The direction emerges on higher timeframes; I refine the entry on lower ones.

Price also lost rHigh again! That breakout is now starting to look like a fakeout 👀 I was initially watching for a bounce to take the highs again, but with the first hourly close back inside the range I took my first swing short attempt (called live in Discord). (NFA!) $BTC

April not bad so far

$BTC 📈 🔸 Higher lows leave sell-side liquidity resting below. 🔸 Repeated sweeps of the range highs, each met with rejection, signal supply overhead absorbing demand. We’ve seen this before 👀 ... in fact, not just with the previous range but over the past 5 years of BTC PA, this behavior has repeated time and time again (see post below) Now we may be in the latest push, a breakout attempt that could evolve into a failed auction (FA). Confirmation will come through PA and OrderFlow in the coming sessions. Until then, we remain patient! No need to predict or force a narrative. (NFA!) #Bitcoin #BTC

NY open with binancef leading the dump being able to see all the stops and TPs still feels like a cheat code HL data from @HyperTracker 5m cadence so levels may lag slightly behind price, but cool to see price rip through the stop clusters on the way down how to use below

True bottoms need; A) Time - for proper consolidation, distribution, and repositioning after a strong move. B) Liquidity - sell-side sweeps, allow larger players to absorb supply and build meaningful long positions without chasing price. Until then, it’s just a low. NFA! $BTC

$BTC This is still my base scenario. A decisive break above 78K–80K would shift my mid-term outlook. (NFA!) #Bitcoin #BTC

Passive (Limit) vs. Aggressive (Market) Order; When you place a limit sell order, you act as a passive seller: You’re providing liquidity and waiting for price to come to you, execution is not guaranteed. (This is the role market makers typically play) When you place a market sell order, you execute immediately at the best available bid = the highest price where passive buyers are providing liquidity. In doing so, you take liquidity. Price’s only function is to facilitate trade; matching aggressive (market) orders with passive (limit) liquidity. For a market sell order to execute, it requires sufficient passive buy liquidity. If enough liquidity exists at the current price, price does not need to adjust. However, if the order size exceeds available liquidity, price must move lower to access additional bids. The order effectively "walks the book" consuming liquidity until fully filled. Only market orders can move price. Limit orders determine how easily price can move. So when passive sellers absorb new longs, it means aggressive buyers (market buy orders opening longs) are being met by limit sell orders that prevent price from moving higher. (check my pinned post for more detail).