Vladislav | Crypto Trader

What you’ll find here: • Structured trade setups • Market structure breakdowns • Monitoring updates • Risk-first thinking • No hype, no spam I trade when conditions align. Sometimes that means no trade. If you value discipline over excitement — you’ll feel at home here.

$100 account — week 1 TST — closed in profit ORDI / FORM / COMP — TP HYPER & 0G — closed manually (no weekend exposure) 5 wins / 1 loss +4.4% to the account no signals no noise just execution

@MerlijnTrader “Good news” in macro often just means repositioning, not direction. Flow might improve, but markets don’t move on headlines alone — they move on how participants react to them. That’s where the real signal is.

GOOD NEWS: 🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran may allow ships through the Omani side of Hormuz. As part of a U.S. deal. Not a full reopening. Not a surrender. A negotiated corridor. Through Oman. Iran keeps leverage. U.S. gets oil flow. Oman becomes the most important country in the Middle East overnight. This is not peace. This is the beginning of a negotiation.

@CryptoCaesarTA Resistance is obvious on the chart. What’s not obvious — whether this is distribution or preparation for continuation. Liquidity taken above highs doesn’t mean rejection by default. Reaction after the sweep is what defines the trade.

$BTC is testing a very important resistance zone. It even took out liquidity above the last equal high. Becoming bullish at resistance is a dangerous job. So not getting excited until we break it and retest it with full force.

@cryptofergani “Bull run loading” sounds good. But markets don’t reward expectations — they reward positioning. Most people get bullish at the top of the move, not at the start of it. That’s the real problem.

🚨 BREAKING The pumps are loading... Bull Run countdown has begun ⌛️

@stackhodler Indicators don’t fail — interpretation does. MACD can point direction, but it doesn’t define risk or timing. That’s where most traders lose the edge. Tools don’t make decisions. Traders do.

I warned you last August when Bitcoin's weekly MACD was turning bearish and MSTR was losing its 200DMA @ $113K BTC "MACD is pointless" "Stack's bearish - this is a bottom signal" ^ Incorrect. We crashed 47% from there. But look at the weekly MACD right now. We have the first green shoot since August. And on the monthly? We're bouncing right off the 50 month moving average. These are very positive signs. Straight of Hormuz closure couldn't take us lower. In fact we went higher. Massive demand for STRC, Morgan Stanley ETF... I'm not a full blown bull yet. It would not surprise me one bit if this were just a bull trap in the downtrend. But I can't ignore that things are finally looking constructive. The 50 week moving average is at $86K right now. That's only a 15% move away. Historically, above the 50 week moving average has been bull market, below has been bear market. And if we bust through that level with conviction and close above, bullish Stack will be back. I no longer have the need to be a hero and catch exact bottom or top. You don't need to catch bottoms to get the meat of every move. You just need to enter with conviction when the stars fully align. And they're starting to align.

@TedPillows Flexibility matters, but without structure it turns into randomness. Most traders think they’re adapting… when in reality they’re just reacting. Big difference.

With macro volatility back, flexibility in trades really matters. Commodities like gold and silver move fast with rates, inflation, and risk sentiment, so access is key. I’ve been using GMX for years, and they’ve now rolled out perps for gold (XAU) and silver (XAG). Their first of many real-world assets. Fees are low, about 2 bps during active hours and 4 bps when adding to skew, with up to 100x leverage during CME hours. Feels like a simple way to trade macro moves on-chain while keeping flexibility on sizing and shorter-term plays.

@philarekt Looks like a clean liquidity sweep, agreed. But the key question now — was that a rejection or just a pause after clearing shorts? Weak bids… or repositioning? That distinction is where most get trapped.

$BTC HEATMAP UPDATE $76k level got swept, $94M in shorts got nuked in 4hrs followed by instant rejection back to 75.5k It looks like a textbook liquidity grab: quick tap on the magnet above and out Rejection that fast = weak bids up here Next liquidity clusters: Above: $76.3k = $59M shorts Below: $74.2k = $54M longs Sweep low -> $74.2k longs cascade Sweep high -> $76.5k shorts pop, opens $77.5-78k Slow grind to $74.2k more likely than another push Follow + notifs on, I will keep you updated

@TheBTCTherapist People get excited by the price creeping up. Professionals watch whether the market is accepting higher prices or just visiting them. Big difference between momentum and validation.

BITCOIN IS SLOWLY CREEPING BACK UP — WHOSE READY TO RUN IT BACK TO ALL TIME HIGHS 👀

@ZordXBT Strong trade. But this is exactly why posting the result is less important than posting the invalidation. Many traders can call a move. Very few define the risk before pressing the button.

$BTC Took the short risk at $76k and As Always I posted two posts, informing my bias, plan and idea about why I was thinking longs are chasing this pump. Those who want to learn, they will learn. For the rest, no one can open your vision or your mind. #btc #btcusdt #bitcoin

@DaanCrypto $76K is obvious on the chart. What matters now is not the breakout itself, but what happens right after it. Fast acceptance above the level = continuation. Rejection = trapped late longs.

$BTC Attempting another break above the March highs at $76K. This is the level for the bulls to break for continuation back to the $80Ks.

@CryptoGirlNova Correlation is useful, but altcoins don’t need much weakness to fail. That’s why I’m treating this as a reaction market, not a conviction market. Until follow-through proves itself, upside is still just potential.

Liquidity/growth in altcoins is currently in a VERY similar position then Bitcoin is itself. Market is approaching a crossroad where further upside is possible but HEAVILY dependent on whether this is just a bear market really or a real reversal. We see altcoins making an attempt higher right now. Not a lot but visible nonetheless. At the same time Bitcoin is approaching the previous range lows. Coincidence? Not really. It's no secret that altcoins always rely on big daddy Bitcoin. You only see some positive movement if Bitcoin turns positive again. Alts have never performed well in bear markets or even just Bitcoin retracements. If Bitcoin does more than just retest here but actually breaks out and shows the market is in a much better position this early and sooner/higher than people thought? Alts WILL catch some of that upside as well as a direct response.

TST triggered today HYPER / 0G still running ORDI closed in profit earlier plan unchanged just execution

2 trades today HYPER — still in position ORDI — closed in profit both entries taken from predefined zones no changes to the plan just execution

Starting a public trading log $100 account No signals No edits No hiding losses Just decisions, real time Trades, no trades, mistakes — everything goes here

@Bitcoin_World20 Good level, but most people will try to catch it blindly. For me the key is not the zone itself — it’s how price behaves there. No reaction = no trade.

Expecting pullback to 73050 & again small bounce towards 75.2k Invalidation - 72.5k #BTC #Bitcoin #ETH #Cryptocurrency

@GeraldElwel @GordonGekko Consistency is a result of controlled decisions, not just discipline. Most people think discipline means “don’t overtrade”. But real discipline is knowing when not to enter at all. That’s where consistency actually starts.

@AgentC22530 @GordonGekko Yeah, that’s a solid takeaway 👍 At the end of the day, consistency usually comes more from discipline than from size or leverage.

Someone just opened a $19,895,000 ETH long 20X leverage. Liquidation Price: $2,258 Pump incoming?

@kriptoholder Agree on the liquidity map. But chasing liquidations without structure is where most people get trapped. Levels matter only if the reaction confirms them.

Bitcoin cleared high short liquidations in the region by rising to the $76,000 level during its surge. Current liquidation zones are at the nearest levels. Long liquidation accumulation is seen at $72,000 $70,500, while weak momentum short liquidation points are seen at $76,500,$77,500.#BTC #Crypto

@nehalzzzz1 That 70K area feels key. More interested in the reaction than the level itself. Clean retest or sweep in your view?

$BTC showing signs of classic multiple manipulation before a major move toward $100K. A final retest in the $70K–$69K zone still looks likely before any strong continuation. This area could act as a key support if bulls want to maintain control. If that level holds and we reclaim $76K resistance, it could open the path for the next leg up. Mid-cycle volatility is normal — but structurally, the bull run remains intact. $BTC bull run targets: $150K–$200K 🚀

@LennaertSnyder Makes sense. Once a level becomes too obvious, it usually gets run first. Key part now is how price reacts after the deviation — that’s where the real signal is.

It's starting to look like another bearish deviation for $BTC. Price 100% filled the ~$73,700 imbalance and dumped back into the range. When structure is becoming too obvious/visible, price often flushes it. Anticipating on another deviation for Bitcoin seems fair here, and I'm definitely interested in shorts when the next weekly candle opens. My target for shorts is sub ~$67,700 liquidity + the CME gap that's laying there.