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Introducing the Astro Order Flow & Institutional Framework This is the culmination of years spent reading markets the way institutions do: uncovering liquidity, understanding order flow, and executing with precision. Now, for the first time, I’m working on offering the exact framework I’ve refined over the years to filter noise, identify positioning, and navigate markets with clarity. You voted for it, and I listened. After years of keeping this side of my process fully private, I’ve spent recent months carefully structuring and refining the clearest way to finally share it properly. I’m getting ready to reveal how I identify institutional positioning, order flow imbalances, and high precision execution, whilst integrating it into a complete trading framework designed to function as a standalone system in itself. Eliminating intuition, eliminating guesswork. Just structured logic, repeatable execution, and a deeper understanding of how markets actually move. Over time, after beginning the process of opening up more of my trading systems publicly, many of you started asking for the next layer: the detailed structure behind the calls, the logic behind the positioning, and the framework I personally rely on. So there you go, still undergoing preparation as effectively as me (and my team) can handle, but it should be ready the coming week. This is indeed my complete institutional framework at hand: a system designed to remove noise, reduce emotional decision making, and focus on how major market participants actually position and execute. Some further teases of what is coming: ✔️ 3 institutional-level execution frameworks ✔️ Order flow methodology built around real liquidity shifts and liquidity pool targeting ✔️ My infamous order flow signatures ✔️ My institutional invalidation strategy in full detail, keeping you hidden from SL hunts ✔️ Step-by-step logic designed to remove discretionary confusion of entering and exiting position ✔️ Practical executions that appear regularly and teach you to think structurally ✔️ Designed to give you full independence, no blind following, not even of me If you’ve followed my market navigation over the years, then you already know the track record. Now, I’m offering the framework behind it. To be candid, releasing this wasn’t easy either. As a matter of fact, it still isn’t fully released yet, and there are still final confirmations and mentor permissions I need to work through properly behind the scenes. But once I began the process of opening up the systems I’ve built over the years, this naturally became part of that culmination. And equally important, the systems I have built to protect the framework itself whilst still allowing me to share it properly with you, are now battle tested and give me the confidence to finally move forward with this release whilst keeping the edge itself protected. I’m proud of what has been built, and even more motivated to help serious traders break through the noise properly. If all goes well, further details will follow as I continue refining the final execution and structure behind the framework. As always, this is not financial advice, just a window into the framework that heavily refined, or with (humble) honesty: frankly changed, the way I personally trade.

$btc shorts - The Iran Peace Treaty Deal, how to deal with (ignore) news and the forward pricing nature of markets. My bold claim: we will see new lows once more and the deal should be framed in bearish light, not bullish That's a mouthful of a title. But I'm getting a lot of comments re-occurring which are of the form: "Astro, why build shorts on this pump, Trump is negotiating deals for reopening Hormuz, once the deal is closed, we will go higher". Before I get deeper, I can always be wrong on the trade and we can just send and my attempt to bust the comment above could be a complete failure. But the reality is different. Ever had the feeling of closing a long because "bad news is looming?" "war threats are coming". Or ever had the feeling of closing a short because "war is about to end?". Then accepting the reality I am about to share will likely help you erase that fear for good. The market constantly prices in the current sentiment and current collective mind of the news out there. Right now, that collective mind is lots of hope for good news while the good news hasn't arrived yet. Markets are forward pricing in nature, not backwards pricing. The current news available and known to everyone does not move price, it already has. That's why we watch the charts, and not the news. That's why we don't try to explain every move using news either since not all news is equally important. The market never cared what Jerome Powell said, only the anticipation and sentiment around it does. If this trade closes into a W and we see new lows, let that be a lesson, to not care about the news, when entering a trade, when holding a trade, when exiting a trade. Because if the deal doesn't go through and $btc makes new lows, everyone will blame it on the deal. But guess what, if the deal goes through and $btc still makes new lows, people will call the asset "bad" or "lagging" or "why is spx moving up and not btc, sell your bitcoin now, the asset is dead". Case and point, there will always be a narrative to why price did x, y or z. People will always look for reasons. Show me the charts and I'll tell you the narrative. Remember my bold claim. Once and if we made new lows and my (bold) plan to build shorts into it plays out, I will go back to this tweet, and you will become wiser, I promise. If not and the idea is wrong, at least, I tried. But I promise you that the business as usual is new lows once more. And, once $btc made new lows, we will not blame it on the deal (if it goes wrong), we will not blame it on $btc being a lagging asset compared to $spx at the moment (if the deal goes right). And then there is the third scenario, where nothing happens, or only a smaller pump. Then the bulls come out loudly, tell me I was wrong, and then we see new lows regardless. So, it's all a façade, hence we will simply ignore the news, news is just a subset of the narrative, which always comes after the move, not before. Markets are forward pricing.

$BTC Full analysis, plan and why it's not worth to be overly bearish, nor overly bullish either Local lows (75.3k) are unsafe, but I don't expect a deep bear market. Good morning. As you all know, my bullish bias established in the 80-85k range, where I expected the range to reach 95k and especially 112k, has just been invalidated. It held 11 weeks, we got a 20% move, got 95k move. From it, had a few wins (8), but also 2 losses I took myself (and 3 suggested trades), so let's count it as 3. Two losses defly from being too confident in 112k from the 80-85k range. Still confident in that level, but not from a trading perspective worth mentioning. So 3 losses, 8 wins certainly not ideal and below my standards/usual record, I made some clear mistakes as well as no readiness for unclear weekend-macro events etc. I certainly expected this bias to hold for longer and price going higher, but ah well. About my PnL throughout this range, it started out really well, of course as many know, but then ended up giving a large amount of it back unfortunately. Also wish I sold a lot more of my spot positions at 125k, as you know only posted to sell a tiny amount at 125k, same for $ETH at 5k. And of course, the first compounds of spot at 84k we aimed to sell at 112k, I also still hold and are below entry (for now). Plan next During times like this, draw boarding needs to be heavier as plan didn't work out. So I'm exactly sharing here what my plan is next, what I will do with my positions (action = key), and what type of trades (long or short) I am looking for as well as where, giving a deep summary and comments on thought process (which is key). As you know, I like to be thorough, one line doesn't define a trade, only a thorough system does especially now after taking some losses. And only the thorough reader gets access to my full plan. Top to bottom On big drawboarding sessions, always going from top to bottom (high timeframe then to lower timeframe). On the very high cyclical timeframe, I already expressed how, if my bias would fail and we close below 81k (not yet done but let's expect it for now), it's going somewhat lower, but it's not going to be a deep bear market. I drew the next purple POI (as per usual, purple weekly POI = similar style to every weekly low I called in the past) where I expect price to at least put in a serious countertrend rally from. To 112k? I'll get to that in later posts, not relevant right now. But it will be a "bottom" worth buying long timeframe on local confirmations The purple POI is quite a way below us but it indeed is not a classic -80% bear market, only 50% off the all time high. Another reason why I wasn't all too bearish high timeframe as it wasn't as important. I'm still wrong of course but as long as longs are exited, it's all fine. This worst case (but now turning likely) case of scenario is what I quietly once thought about would be the worst if I was wrong and we topped 125k, so here it is, the devils verdict I didn't but any weight on. I don't guarantee it yet, like I said, it's not entirely clear where I think the market will go next, so very much an if this, then that type of post here, with a worst case scenario (purple) in mind, but key to have for our long term (spot BTC, alts on confirmation only) thoughts. Moving down a timeframe (H6/H12, where my edge is focused and where I trade actively), We have weekend lows, as well as favourable cyclical timing for lower (cycle not done yet, more on that later). To our disadvantage unfortunately, execution was bad on that , but level worked very well as the one pivot deciding which way the 80-85k value area would break, the value area is still the same so I still have it on the chart. We also still have the 90.8k key level we pointed out which still held itself very strongly. To our disadvantage unfortunately, execution was bad on that as you know, but level worked very well as the one pivot deciding which way the 80-85k value area would break, the value area is still the same so I still have it on the chart. My actions So, actions follow naturally from plan here, giving both spot and trade actions Positional actions (spot multi-day/weekly timeframe) Since my bullish bias is invalidated, I am naturally no longer actively looking for longs. But also because I don't expect a deep bear market, I am not selling any spot here, I am in 80% in here, avg entry 34k, which used to be 21.5k (I'm sure many remember this post), but due to the recent ads at 84k 11 weeks ago, has gone up of course.. That's still a comfy entry, if you have a similar entry (I assume the minority I only had about 5k followers or so back at our $BTC 21.5k call. So I can already hear you: "what if I only bought 84k spot and I didn't have any before?" In that case, if you are heavily allocated, I would try to sell some (half) right now and especially getting closer to 90.8k (gradual but aggressive selling) I don't think selling all makes sense, given my expectations of not receiving much worse than a 50% drawdown at worst, and 84k already being down 30% from ath, are still decent entries. But it's good to keep a large portion open for the purple below to correct overall entry and position better for the next bull run. Swing trade actions (futures) Per last $BTC post, no longer exposed in perps, and bullish bias invalidated. I am not overly bearish as is clear from the chart, but shifted neutral. That means looking for a range for me to establish that neutral range and get back to trading it as well. Again not entirely clear where the range will form yet. But happy to trade it as we go. Not from the long side for now, but only from the short side, as I indeed see weekend lows get cleared and they also are defined weak on the TPO. But I'm not shorting from right here, rather closer to 90.8k (our key pivot/reclaim) for better RR as well as closing CME gap first i.e. 84k, only then targeting weekend lows. What if we go full moon (after taking weekend lows)? It's always possible, and doing so before hitting purple is of course also possible. But I don't see it likely at all before hitting weekend lows first, and even after, we very likely clear out the Mar-May lows first, and that already puts us close to purple, which should be deemed a magnet on proximity for demand and spread manipulation reasons. If it does happen though, I will gladly sell spot at 112k, the still existing magnet, but then expect a large downswing which I will look to short for a large move down. So in short, only looking for shorts at the moment. $BTC trends (down in this case) can extend, there still is money there, so that's what I look to grab, whilst keeping in mind high timeframe the bottom is likely far closer than many think (still going somewhat against the sentiment of this cycle playing out like 2022 and this range leading us all the way to 30k). Don't think so, likely bottoming much higher, but not yet and closer to the middle of the year. Trade entries will be shared live as always (which is key), and I always look to confirm with local order flow and will comment on it. Summary;TLDR In short, BTC broke my bullish bias, which I didn't deem likely, but here it is. This means I am not bullish for a while. I am not overly bearish either high timeframe as just expressed as I don't see lower than 60k, which isn't worth being bearish for, can't make much from selling spot in full and buying back lower, that's too risky. Instead just looking to swing trade, with taking a short if we hit CME close first, targeting weekend lows. If weekend lows are hit first, I will not be looking to long, at least not with heavy confirmation first. Going full moon is also possible right after clearing weekend lows, but I don't see that likely at all here after bullish bias invalidation. That is my plan for now, plus actions. Backed by price action, range theory, cyclical analysis, liquidity arrangement and my own core edge. So all-in-all, not too bad to hold spot through, which is why I am holding it. Key is to get in the right trades, and up the win rate again from the recent 8/11 wins (=72%) without forcing it. Final disclaimers I never guarantee 100% win rate. But I do always aim making (very good) money if risk managed well. I do know it's joyful going all in because you found me not missing for a long period on trades in a recent time right after you found me such as some dm's. But do risk manage, a good start is taking the same size on every trade. Yes, some of those dm's did proceed of people being liquidated because of my last 2/3 trades. But then I asked what size they took and it was 4 times higher than the wins I posted as they gained confidence in my streak. Not logical as most trades were exited before even hitting -1R and not held in long drawdown. Always same size (scaled to timeframe is the healthiest check. Enjoy the analysis, plan and comments on risk management.

$BTC I will keep saying how this leg isn't done yet, until it is finally understood... This leg is not done yet.

$BTC Data analysis & our big long positions Will $BTC top out around at the start of May? Alright, price at 95k which is slightly up from our entry of our big long position we took a few days ago now (shown on the screen). It seems as if the world is against us for this one, and with the FOMC meeting coming up, even my own type of analysis could be against it, seemingly. And to consistently win trades, it's a great idea and only rightful to never disregard any type of analysis of your own library whether that goes against or with the move you are trying to catch because that is the very definition of confirmation bias. Indeed, the FOMC meeting coming up on the 7th could cause a local reversal, so am I subjected to confirmation bias here? For the ones who are new, this FOMC analysis has nothing to do with the news, nor the results of the FOMC, nor with even a single word that J Powell speaks during that meeting. This analysis is purely based on the timing of FOMC meetings, where before every FOMC meeting, the market tends to reverse. And given that the current trend on the intramonth is clearly up (we have been going up for 20 days straight), that reversal could mean price going back down for a month or so, with a top at the start of May. That is what the FOMC time-based analysis would imply, with indeed a top occurring before the meeting, which indeed is fully unrelated to news, and only regarding time, price and sentiment, as we always do. So why did I take a big long if this could occur? And the answer is simple, the long I took is based on a quarterly move, which happens more or less once every quarter. Those moves are powerful, have different mechanics and are the only moves that drive price more strongly than the FOMC intramonth moves. The astute student has figured out that the big long position I took is a positional long, which means, indeed a trade that lasts in the range of a full quarter. And the FOMC reversals are only intramonth moves. The higher the timeframe, the more powerful the analysis, so this positional long is stronger than the FOMC reversal back down. And regarding the mechanics of the quarterly move, the astute student has also found out that the fact that this is a positional long also means, that the whales regard this move as spot driven, and so the markets push up will be spot driven, against all the regular traders who forget to look at this type of spot buys versus short delta. And we are indeed seeing stubborn spot driven moves, with sudden change in high spot premium, stubborn shorts, negative funding despite price being high, and price only pulling back locally on the initial visit of the high resistance zone (95k). Typically, a local pullback, if it comes, is to let shorts (or hedges by scared participants) reload and intensify and give a stronger push afterwards with high volume candles. That is how $BTC breakouts happen, that is how they always have happened, and so far, that is how it's happening again as we speak. And we have classified this type of quarterly move before many times (each time in in 2024, and aside from missing one and being late, each time in 2023) before. Indicated on the chart with a purple canvas of where we called the quarterly move before, we can see how there is typically one FOMC reversal time that has one local pullback (maybe we could expect that now), and one that gets completely ignored (maybe we could expect that next meeting). I say 'maybe', twice, because how it exactly plays out, I don't know. That is not my edge, and that is not what I am looking for with the FOMC analysis (I use it to look for reversal, not for non-reversals), and it doesn't matter either. Whether it turns into two shallow pullbacks, or two ignored entries, in both cases, the quarterly move wins. What matters is that this quarterly move is more powerful than the FOMC intramonth, and that is why I am not putting much weight on this analysis for the next two data points, unless the spot/perps behavior changes. Hope that clears it up. Conclusion; TLDR We are long, and we are long big. This long is based on a quarterly move expected in conjunction with our bull market masterplan, of calling the bottom for the sixth time now at 75k, and now, naturally, the breakout is next. The FOMC analysis goes against our long, but because the quarterly move is far stronger for the reasons mentioned, and because the FOMC meeting technically also remains valid (and low timeframe-shortable) with a potential shallow pullback, the long is not in danger and likely plays out as we have seen during October 2023 and October 2024 which is what I expect. And so here I've shown how to handle and reason when your own analysis seemingly speaks against each other. I will never create the type of posts sequences where both analysis speak against each other and quote which ever once plays out. There is too much of that already on this platform. Instead, I use logic to take a side, put conviction in all the ideas I take, and I take the trades, with conviction, whether right or wrong. That to me is the only way to consistently make money and trade well, and not poorly, and will remain the way IMO whether this trade plays out or not. Enjoy.

$BTC I took a long awaited long at our long awaited level Alright, as promised and a s long awaited for, the low planted in the 65k area has been taken out finally. I said that I both expected the level, and I also see it as a juicy long opportunity. The reasons are simple. It's the low we wanted to see, the midrange, the golden zone of the entire high to low of this range, and my own POI as well as macro bias. You know me, I live up to my promises, and when it comes to levels, there's no exception Took a long here on this beautiful Saturday morning. Yes, it is early, we're longing a massive trend down. And yes, the bears are screaming loud how they all "called" that very trend. But guess what, they don't have any trade, PnL or record to show for, because most don't even trade their calls, or take action. I don't know what that tells you about conviction and trust in their own analysis, but in my experience, it's useful. So in my world, we make calls, but we make them for one reason and one reason only. To do something about it, to take action, because only action makes money. Some disclaimers, yes, it is a late long off the long and I was hesitant to trigger at first, because I would want to see one sweep lower, and CME also closed so CME close is below our entry. So going in half size for starts to add some flexibility. I top off that decision with the risk, of making new lows during the weekend, which means in this case, they have to get taken out and will take us an exit. But for now, they have been defending and I believe that remains based on our overall plan. So my conviction is high, and I believe we see higher prices from here. So that's an opportunity to make money, one I will grab because we have been waiting for it for a long time. Lots of bear posting, engagement farming, lots of macro "I called it" posts. No one really interested in longing. So sentiment wise, also a great time to long. Enjoy and good luck pressing the button alongside myself.

$BTC longs Eventually, we (almost) always get the prize. (I promise 77k+ - target 1 is coming). A beautiful morning dear community, with a clean push up on $BTC. Personally, didn't expect it to happen cleanly off our POI, instead I foresaw a liquidity grab first. But as I always say, actions speak louder than words. All we aim to do here is make money and do it consistently. And we make money when we hit target 1. Well, directionally and momentum wise, we are close. Distance wise, we still have some ways to go. But I keep my promise and tell you 77k+ is coming, even if the ride has been not as comfortable. (Set some limits at my target, I look to take out 60%). We guided you every step along the way so far to execute properly and that's what matters. Next, I look for another green candle above the green POI as well as holding 76k for a solidified run. If failure happens here, we still look for the weekend liq below the line into the red, where I aim to add. I am still not adding anywhere else nor earlier. The plan is treated exactly the same as it has been a few posts ago. Simple, disciplined, logical, and oriented towards making money. No nonsense, engagement farming, or shaming the wrong side of the trade. It's just business.

$BTC They keep shorting, I keep longing. For the fourth time this uptrend. Just entered again. The plan is simple. We are dead centre of the uptrend. The uptrend we called for, but most importantly, also took action. We longed once, we longed twice, and longed a third time. The entire time, we had short liquidations outnumbering long liquidations, by at least a factor of four. Unbelievable numbers. But nothing unusual for a bear trend where everyone believes it's a -70% bear market and is stuck on the 2022 fractals. We broke my 76k key level, are now retesting it from above. We are at a local POI, we have spot premiums holding and continue to see shorts outnumber the longs. Also some local POI's and some secrets of my own I don't give away in one post on its own, I can't give everything away that easily. But what I can give away, is my entry. As I always do. Because my trades are real, my wins, my losses, as well as the massive gains we collected this entire range, and especially this uptrend as of late. All for the world to see. Here is another entry I just shared.

$BTC - why all my longs in this range have been left with 10% runners. Astro, what do you do with the rest of the trade after they hit main targets". (Further explained) Is a question I frequently receive. I answered it a few times but not with much weight or explicit explanation since after hitting main targets, the most important part is done and the rest is easier/follows naturally. But with this post, I'll bring some more clarity and quickly explain why I have not been closing, and I been leaving runners (a hint) on some trades. As the ones who have been paying attention and trading along closely, may have noticed. I won't explain exactly why yet, and I apologize for that. But once all is said and done, it will all make sense. Plus, I want to reward the long term followers and the ones who dig deep through my posts as they likely know why I'm doing this. Don't worry. I explain every single trade that I execute, give my every move in live time. 4 wins in a row deep into the range. The results speak louder than words. I have my targets, and you will know it once achieved, and you know I'm aiming for it, and when it's reached, which is when I close my runners. Until then.. "Don't talk too loudly about your goals until they become reality". Applies here. So for now, indeed three are running so far. Maybe some get stopped in the process, likely most remain. And yes, the most recent long still has 30% on the table, of which 20% will be TP'd at 73k. Leaving behind... ... 10%, once again. Whether you decide to copy this or close earlier, is up to you. And don't worry if you didn't take all of them, you will make money regardless. But I'll start with the first lesson, which is the set-and-forget-nature of runners, to leave it alone, and either hit it big, or take as a tiny (negligible) dint back on the profits. When done correctly, worth the risk and reward. Stick around, and you might learn something unique.

$BTC I took a long awaited long at our long awaited level Alright, as promised and a s long awaited for, the low planted in the 65k area has been taken out finally. I said that I both expected the level, and I also see it as a juicy long opportunity. The reasons are simple. It's the low we wanted to see, the midrange, the golden zone of the entire high to low of this range, and my own POI as well as macro bias. You know me, I live up to my promises, and when it comes to levels, there's no exception Took a long here on this beautiful Saturday morning. Yes, it is early, we're longing a massive trend down. And yes, the bears are screaming loud how they all "called" that very trend. But guess what, they don't have any trade, PnL or record to show for, because most don't even trade their calls, or take action. I don't know what that tells you about conviction and trust in their own analysis, but in my experience, it's useful. So in my world, we make calls, but we make them for one reason and one reason only. To do something about it, to take action, because only action makes money. Some disclaimers, yes, it is a late long off the long and I was hesitant to trigger at first, because I would want to see one sweep lower, and CME also closed so CME close is below our entry. So going in half size for starts to add some flexibility. I top off that decision with the risk, of making new lows during the weekend, which means in this case, they have to get taken out and will take us an exit. But for now, they have been defending and I believe that remains based on our overall plan. So my conviction is high, and I believe we see higher prices from here. So that's an opportunity to make money, one I will grab because we have been waiting for it for a long time. Lots of bear posting, engagement farming, lots of macro "I called it" posts. No one really interested in longing. So sentiment wise, also a great time to long. Enjoy and good luck pressing the button alongside myself.

$BTC longs TP high, long back low ♻️ Alright, nice rejection off our TP again You already know the drill. Almost every single one of my TP's reject. However, almost always for another internal pullback. I.e., no new lows, 70k is next. So the capital we take out, can be levered into another long. That's the essence of trading. And that's exactly what I did. Long from 66.45k. The very live price as we speak. Still holding the other longs towards 70k, and looking to carry a second long into it, with the aim to secure 2 and 3 wins in a row.

$BTC longs Gap filled, local pullback I drew materialized ✅ Just a quick comment here. I don't often elaborate on price action respecting intraday (m30) timeframe, that would take me a lot of time, ruin the cleanliness of my timeline and require 10+ posts per day on just $BTC price action, not worth my time. But the same way my system is respected on the hourly timeframes and daily timeframes, it also is respected on the minute timeframes. It just contains a lot more moves, internal pullbacks, liquidity reads and structure. From last post, drew out how a pullback would happen first, here it is. Simply expecting the local gap to fill. Technically, that's a bearish bias formed on the H2 timeframe, which can be used on the m5 timeframe (H2/12) if that is your interest. Not something I recommend per se. Scalping is a high ratio of fees-to-profit. Also requires active monitoring and high size. But educationally, useful to know your system works if you try something new or are trying to learn how to trade. Zooming out to the H12, do you see the same gap fill we just had on the H2, we are aiming for next regarding 67.7k?

$BTC - Bringing back the series Find the POI Alright, it has been forever since we last posted about this series. While we wait for our short to move in our favor further, here is something to think about. This is part of the series where I form a question to you describing a very important concept, to help you understand my edge slowly but surely, one piece of the puzzle at a time. I get a lot of questions about POI's, how I find my POI's, how to identify them. Etc. etc. The answer is extensive, but the fundamentals are simple. So I'll start explaining by putting your mind to work. That way, you will remember the answer a lot better. So here is the question: On the chart is a downwards price leg. You are looking to continue to trade the trend. And let's assume you have a crystal ball, which tells you that indeed, the low of the range will be visited before the high, i.e. the downtrend continues. But the first caveat is: you only have 1 chance to short and you can only choose 1 POI. And the second caveat is: missing the short also counts as losing (so you can't choose POI 1, just to play it safe, think of it as opportunity cost). In other words, there is only 1 right answer. And so the question goes: "Which POI would you choose to short, and why?" Post your answer below, along with your reasoning. Best two comments will be reposted.

$BTC 73.7k, That's range high, shorted here. Alright! We finally approached 73k, and are about to make an attempt to close above. This is the moment we aimed for happening eventually, a clean close above so we can run our two runner longs to very high prices, potentially enter a breakout long, and reel in a big payout, based on our overall bullish bias of this range breaking upwards, yes, against everyone's belief. Most people are stuck in the bear market mentality of wanting sub 50k. But before we start celebrating our glory, let's not get ahead of ourselves. Order flow is bearish, and we are at range high. We also reached above the latest high. This was the only situation I would short per last post. Yes, we're bullish. But no, we have not broken out yet. And since we're at range high (and reached above our latest high), it's naturally a good short. Nothing big, but just to have some conviction. I will be TP'ing this short quite aggressively, because I am overall bullish. Enjoy.

$BTC shorts 70.3k reached ✅. That's key target. We just hit six wins in a row! 💰 Alright, the plan is ancient, but the move down is young. We shorted 73.4k and now rolled down $3100 down the slide so far, bringing price right to our key level of 70k and pushing the trade to 2.4 RR. You know the drill, I said, sub 50k is not coming, but it doesn't mean good shorts can't emerge. They can, exactly like this one. With an entry above 73k, our key level of 70k is perfect for a first TP, locking in the sixth win in a row, officially. From here, letting the trade run closer to the mid range. That's an ambitious goal and does require a break back inside. So do take partials and lock in the win here, as a reaction back up and a day of time is possible. Thanks for playing everyone. It's been a pleasure.

$BTC longs (V.II) 66.2k reached ✅, fifth win in a row loading (official @ 67k) Alright! Quick post here with a nice push on $BTC, 3k off entry now. Quite exactly what we want to see. Saw a lot of doubt on the timeline of $BTC actually reversing when I was bullposting sub 63k. But that's the way bitcoin operates. And as fomo slowly kicks in now, we slowly start to TP into that liquidity, collecting USD throughout the range, again and again and again. Before I go into how I would manage this trade further now that it's printing nicely, the general message of "manage the trade freely", holds here since I'm still semi-offline. The ones who held the entry at 62.9k I shared Yesterday, 66.2k is a great spot to TP right here, to lock in the win. For the ones who took the late long at 63.9k, I am still waiting for 67k to make the fifth win in a row official. That's all from my side, enjoy the gains, congrats once again for putting in the trust. We have been here publicly for over 2 years to do it over and over and over without stopping, even during busy times for me personally. Take care.