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$BTC Before (63k) and after (69k)✅ How we caught the bottom live (mind frame) Bitcoin moved up, "exactly as predicted", on the chart below. Not only where & when the bottom formed, but also how the move up happen, from the exact zone it did, the speed of it, and most importantly, the fact that we acted on it, with an actual trade. Not just a trade... one we took after already securing 4 wins in a row, locking in the fifth... Below a quick review of how we planned it, expected it, and most importantly, the process of catching it, as well as my mindset and thought process. I'm going on a slightly deeper level here, since we already let our actions speak of taking the trade itself. Trading is a lot about correct sequence of thoughts and actions, and pressing the button is just a natural result of those thoughts and right actions. Just drawing lines on a chart is not going to do that. So a hindsight review is perfect for that. I indeed like to do hindsight reviews sometimes, on 1 condition: if the hindsight isn't actually hindsight, and we indeed acted on it, which we did. So now with that aside, let's allow ourselves to do this review (otherwise, it is and remains hindsight, no live action = no trade = no money = no point in reviewing). If you acted, they are invaluable. They teach me (and you, the ones who traded along), how the past has flown into the future (now present). Past & future (present) are tied together uniquely in trading, where things seem to always make sense in hindsight, but seeing it before it happens (and most importantly, acting on it in time), is a completely different game. Charting is not the same as trading I can't stress enough how drawing something out and looking back at it later on, and seeing how it happened "exactly as expected", is not the same as actually have taken a trade on it. Both take a completely different frame of mind. Why? Say every passing second, you think a large green candle is coming, but at the same time, you are high timeframe bearish, well if a big drop comes you will make sense of it in hindsight "ah, good thing I was bearish, I knew it, I'm right", yet if the green counter trend move "you expected" comes, you may be thinking as it is happening "ah, yep, that candle is growing, yep, yep, see? I called it! I am a trader", and then the genius post comes... Yet by the time your hindsight brain made sense of it, it's already way too late to enter probably, and you came into the trade with mixed opinions in the first place, which is useless. Fair play, but you may not be aware of it yourself, you just hedged your own opinion, something very common in charting. If you would actually trade, you can't afford to frame it that way. It's not beneficial to be bearish and expect a counter move (at least not to enter a trade, how are you going to trade that?), that's conflicting. Adopting one bias is key to enter a trade instead. So instead, it's more beneficial to frame a high timeframe bearish trade idea in that case, and a lower timeframe bullish bias underneath. Timeframes are very often confused by many traders, often for engagement farming or to feed the own ego, because novice people on the platform are unaware and they can be mixed to seem "right" and seem like a "trader". These truths I just listed above, are exactly how I formed the trade idea to catch the long and how I go into my every trade. We carried a high timeframe bullish bias (the 60k bottom is in), expected a higher low (my bottom call of 60k), and the moment we hit the HTF silver pocket, ltf silver pocket, inside my high timeframe purple zone, and just above the low (of 60k), at the end of Feb, that was the exact time to long. We had a bias (up), we hit our zone, at the right time: bias, price and time lined up, it's time to long... ... after confirmation. Indeed, we had some hick-ups on confirmation, I exited once be, got in at a higher price (63.9k). But then, the move was caught. Done and dusted. A full analysis performed and a logical time to enter. That's how you trade. Whether high timeframe I was bullish, bearish or expected sideways, doesn't matter for that trade. I was bullish for the bias of that trade, entered, and so it means I expect higher. That's why trades define clear cut direction. They are the purest form of market expectations. "One trade explains more than a thousand words".

$BTC longs 70k hit, final TP before 73k where I fully close (aside runners). Alright, not many words needed. We planned a long at 65.2k, we entered, and we aimed for it to push towards 73k, gradually TP'ing along the way at tactful points. Meanwhile, we're at 70k. In bitcoin land, price moves quick, and times doesn't stop. Both axis merge and give good trades when analysis is in tune with both. I think we have disproven very clearly by now how $BTC is a "bad market to trade" at the moment. Not in the slightest. And enough said, most targets hit once again for another trade. Last and final piece, is 73k, plus a small runner. A great trade, great money, we continue the process. Good night.

$BTC 65.2k came, and ticked ✅. I just longed again. Alright! Post Yesterday aged like fine wine. Where I called that 65.2k is the level to watch for, due to liquidity detection and because I have a key level there. That was clearly stated, that was my call. But as always, just a call only is useless, we take action, we make it reality, that is the only way to continue to grow our accounts. So I TP'd a small portion Yesterday at 68k to add some more USD to the stack, carrying the trade beyond risk free. Not calling the trade a win necessarily, as the TP wasn't very large and I wanted 73k. But I can't control the market as much as many think I can. 73k didn't come, yet. So I am always transparent about that. But action taken was sound. So none the less, 0 regrets. It ended up topping just above 68k where we TP'd. and then dropped right to 65.2k, the level we called for... ...From top tick, to bottom tick. Again, action wise, re-entered a long at the level, as a second attempt to get our fourth win in a row. This is the reality, these were the calls, along with the actions, they were all given before it happened, and the levels worked to perfection. Dug a bit through X recently, and the amount of macro investors saying that "no one really knows what happens to price in the short term on "$BTC", have no idea what they are talking about. That is wrong. The direction for $BTC is always predetermined. We prove it again and again and again. I thank you again for tuning in. After the reaction to our 65.2k level, let's hope we see some follow through.