I have been warning you for the last 45 days that a big dump was coming and now it’s playing out exactly. Bitcoin has already dumped around $20K and is now trading near 112K, right at the major resistance zone that has triggered every big correction since 2018.
A small bounce to 115K–116K is possible, but after that I expect another leg down toward 100K, and potentially lower to 90K. I’m still holding my 50% short position. If anything changes or I close my position, I’ll update you. Remember I mentioned earlier that if BTC went back to 125K–128K, I would add more shorts and that plan hasn’t changed.
Till Monday, I expect some volatility, but Monday’s price action will give a clearer direction.
🔸 Weekly: BTC touched the long-term trendline again → clear rejection happened. 👉 Until we get a weekly close above 125K, the risk of a major pullback stays high.
🔸 Daily: Price is inside the 110K–125K supply zone. Structure is weak. If price breaks and resists below 110K, then 100K is the next target.
📊 My Trade:
✅ First target 105K hit Holding 50% shorts, expecting a bounce to 115K, then lower.
For the last 40 days I’ve been telling you guys I’m bearish on $BTC. We already dropped almost 8K twice, but every time Bitcoin reclaimed the levels again. Right now it’s trading around 18K to 119k but nothing has changed for me. I’m still bearish.
I’ve said many times that the 115K to 124K region is a short zone, not a long zone. If you’re still holding longs, I’d strongly suggest you flip to shorts because the chart is flashing multiple top signals.
Don’t get trapped by hype like “Bitcoin to 1 million by the end of this year.” That’s just noise. The structure is weak, liquidity is being engineered, and the bigger downside move is still ahead.
$ETH top short setup played out perfectly. I added short positions around 2,400 and hold them. I have short limit orders at 2,500–2,700; my higher timeframe view remains bearish, targeting lower levels. ETH must hold above 2,150 for a move toward 2,600–2,700 to remain viable. Even if a bounce occurs, I view it as temporary relief, not a bullish reversal. The weekly candle close is critical. If ETH closes within this major demand zone, the market will likely range and accumulate between 1,500 and 2,100. I believe Ethereum remains in a weak structure, likely staying below this accumulation zone before any long-term recovery begins.
$HYPE has confirmed a strong weekly breakout above resistance and is now attempting to flip that zone into support 🚀
The $55–$50 region remains the key bullish area to hold. If buyers defend it successfully, the next major expansion targets sit above $100, with $120 becoming a realistic upside objective in the coming months 📈🔥
⚠️ Warning: $PROVE just made a massive +42% daily move straight into key resistance while still trading below the EMA200.
These types of vertical pumps often attract late FOMO buyers right before heavy volatility hits. If bulls fail to hold above the EMA99 region, this could easily turn into a liquidity grab followed by a sharp retrace.
Chasing green candles after a parabolic move is where most traders get trapped. Stay cautious, manage risk, and don’t confuse a relief pump with a confirmed trend reversal. 👀📉
Now the focus shifts toward reclaiming the $78.5K–$79.2K area. If bulls maintain momentum, BTC could push toward the major resistance zone around $80.8K–$81.2K next.
That descending trendline remains the key barrier — breakout or rejection there will likely decide the next major move.
BTW, my short limit order around $83K–$86K is still active 👌 #btc #btcusdt #crypto
Crypto Skull Signal
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$BTC Looks like price is reacting from the $76,500–$77.2K buy zone 👀
With the recent BOS confirmation, I’ll be watching the $80,800–$81,200 region for potential short entries.
That upper area aligns perfectly with the descending trendline resistance, making it a solid zone to take profit on longs and look for shorts.
Bonus if BTC sweeps liquidity before tapping resistance 👌
On this day back in 2021, the crypto market went through one of the most brutal capitulation events ever recorded.
Today, a 10–15% correction already feels painful… but five years ago, Bitcoin dropped almost 31% in just one day. Altcoins were hit even harder, with ETH, BNB, XRP, ADA and many others getting wiped out across the board.
The crash was mainly triggered by China escalating its crackdown on crypto mining and trading, creating massive panic throughout the market.
Liquidations exploded, fear spread everywhere, and timelines were filled with chaos. Anyone who traded through that day probably still remembers how insane it felt. 😭
$TON is holding a critical demand zone around $1.80-$1.90, and if buyers defend this area, the chart still looks capable of a strong reversal move toward the $3.00 region in the coming days 🚀
🇺🇸🇮🇷 The U.S. Senate has moved to restrict further military escalation against Iran, advancing a War Powers Resolution after multiple failed attempts with a narrow 50-47 vote.
Key developments:
Four Republicans backed the measure: Susan Collins, Bill Cassidy, Lisa Murkowski, and Rand Paul John Fetterman was the lone Democrat to oppose It marks the first Iran-related War Powers measure to successfully clear the Senate The vote came shortly after Donald Trump hinted he was close to approving additional strikes Trump has repeatedly argued the War Powers Act limits presidential authority too heavily Washington’s tone is starting to change. As pressure builds over the financial and strategic cost of the conflict, lawmakers are now signaling they want greater control over future military action. Questions are no longer just about Iran — they’re about who truly controls the decision to go to war.
Now all eyes turn to the House. And after that, to Trump’s next move: sign it, block it, or escalate further. For the first time since tensions erupted, Congress is asserting that its constitutional war authority is not just symbolic — but real.