
the little fox
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the little fox
@APOSTOLOSK2284
Crypto χωρίς FOMO. Χωρίς all-in. Με πλάνο και πειθαρχία. Αν βοήθησε έστω έναν, άξιζε.



#BTC Price followed the plan → push to 75k–76k. Now the real game starts. This move looks like a bull trap in progress. The trigger I’m watching: Close below 74k + bearish underside retest. Two scenarios from here: 1️⃣ Dump starts from current levels 2️⃣ One last liquidity sweep above 76k high → then the real drop Different paths. Same bias.














. BITCOIN STOP HUNTING OR LIQUIDITY HUNTING A Stop Hunt or What is Sometimes Called Liquidity Hunting or a Liquidity Sweep WATCH THE BITCOIN STOP HUNT VIDEO HERE youtube.com/watch?v=1Ign2Q… Here's why BTC will get another push down. THE STOP HUNT OR LIQUIDITY SWEEP There will be a final flush out for BTC. The institutions need to liquidate the bulls and trigger new short positions to create liquidity to buy massive IBIT positions and other Bitcoin ETFs without causing their prices to rise. So they will push Bitcoin to a new low in order to do that. That triggers the pool of stops below $60K and allows them to buy IBIT without pushing the price higher. THE STOP HUNT TRAPS LATE SHORT SELLERS AT THE BOTTOM Short traders will also pile into new short positions once key support breaks, adding fuel to the downside move. The stop hunt then triggers this fresh wave of shorts right at the bottom—only to trap them as price quickly reverses and rockets higher, squeezing them out in a violent rally. INSTITUTIONS NEED TO CREATE LIQUIDITY A stop hunt is a market maneuver where large institutional players, "smart money," or algorithms intentionally drive asset prices toward common stop-loss levels to trigger a wave of automatic selling or buying. By forcing these orders, they create liquidity for their own large positions, often causing a sharp price reversal immediately after. The downside push serves as the classic liquidity hunt (also known as a grab, sweep, or stop hunt), where price is deliberately driven into obvious liquidity pools below support to trigger stops and lure in fresh positions. THE LIQUIDITY TRAP What turns it into a true liquidity trap—or specifically a bear trap—is the sharp reversal that follows: it crushes the late bears who aggressively shorted the breakdown (believing the support failure was real) and simultaneously forces early bulls (who bought the dip prematurely) to liquidate at a loss. This engineered fakeout harvests liquidity on both sides before the real upside move begins, leaving the trapped traders to fuel the squeeze. By liquidating retail long positions through this engineered stop hunt, institutions create the necessary liquidity to accumulate their massive long positions (such as in IBIT and other Bitcoin ETFs) without spiking the price upward and tipping their hand. KEY ASPECTS OF THE STOP HUNTING ⬤ Purpose: To generate liquidity. When retail traders place stops at obvious levels, they create "liquidity pools" ⬤ Mechanism: Large players push prices past these levels, triggering stop-losses (which become market orders) before the market rapidly reverses ⬤ Locations: Common spots include just above/below previous daily/weekly highs and lows, or around key, obvious support and resistance levels ⬤ Result: Retailers get "stopped out" of their positions just before markets move in the anticipated direction A STOP HUNT IS MY ENTRY POINT – NOT MY EXIT POINT A well-executed stop hunt will ruthlessly liquidate retail traders—the herd—sparking widespread fear and deep capitulation. This moment of maximum despair is exactly where I plan to close out my short positions and initiate my long ones. Rather than using the stop hunt as my exit signal, I see it as the ideal low-risk entry point for the reversal ahead. . $BTC #BTC #BTCNews #Bitcoin $BTCUSD #BTCUSD #CryptoNews #crypto #trump #ALTSEASON $BTC_F $MARA $MSTR #BitcoinCrash $IBIT $HODL $ETH $ETHUSD #ETHUSD #Ethereum






