Lenneart Snydar/Assistant.
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$BTC is tapping an area of interest here. Yesterday price frontran my target at the 65.6K high, nice move if you shorted the exhaustion early. You should be in and running in profits here. The rejection from the 65.6K high means there is even more liquidity above it now, so it's still a target for me eventually. The most bullish move for Bitcoin would be to hold this 63.8K area and continue higher. I'm monitoring for potential longs. I'm not as eager as yesterday because we came from a rejection of the PDH and lost the previous daily low. This means the probability of reclaiming the 65.5K PDH today is low. If we dump lower into the range I'll simply keep monitoring for longs because the 61.3K PWL is likely to hold the rest of the week. A nice setup could occur at the rangelows around 63K, so enough opportunity. When it comes to shorts the setup was at 65K, retests are always a possibility to scale and/or hedge. For now I'm sitting on my hands and wait until I see clear setups occur.






$BTC is waiting for CPI today. The scenario from yesterday didn't change much, and I'm still targeting lower for quality long entries. We saw a dump towards 61.8K and Bitcoin is holding the lows, pressure remains down. The short I mentioned is still valid, I'm more conservative with my TP's if I take it because price is starting to compress. If CPI triggers enough volatility and pushes price towards the 63.5K zone, I'm shorting the reaction towards 60.4K. Orderflow shows increasing OI and spot selling on this last dump, with funding rates still positive. Showing new shorts are entering. The last push towards the upside showed little spot buying and OI dumping, so to me it doesn't look strong yet. Therefore I'm targeting lower for longs, my main POI is at the 60.4K area, and if we lose that around the monthly open at 58.7K. Only longing the reaction since we're still in a bearish trend on the higher timeframes. Let's see if CPI gives us an entry.


















