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🚨 Breaking News

A perfectly-timed Trump insider just opened a short position of 489 BTC, worth $42 million.

This guy definitely knows something bad is coming.

🚨 Massive sell-off:

Since the start of trading in the U.S. stock market, stocks, crypto, and precious metals have collectively wiped out $900 billion, triggered by Iran saying it will not surrender.

#BTC Standing at key positions, the structure is indeed strengthening.

But “confirming at the bottom” and “it will definitely pull back 8%–10%” are two different things.

Confirmation at the bottom doesn’t mean the direction is set, and no one can lock in the pullback magnitude in advance.

If the buy orders keep up, the pullback may be only 3%–5%; if the macro environment weakens, it may exceed 10%.

🚨 Get ready for a #BTC pullback 🚨

This structure move has been very clean.

First, #BTC will sweep the sell-side liquidity, then complete the structural shift, and then strongly push higher.

Right now the price is at a high level, so chasing longs isn’t very meaningful.

What I’m watching next is a pullback to the demand zone below.

If the price retraces there and gives a clear confirmation, I’ll consider entering another long position.

If it goes deeper, there’s another demand zone down below worth paying attention to.

For now, it’s all about observing.

The next update will be crucial, because we’re right on the edge of a structural change.

When I start actively building a spot position, I’ll let you know right away.

Turn on notifications—you’ll see how much useful information you missed earlier.

#Altcoins

TOTAL2 Just starting out, the assessment that “sham coins will go crazy” overlooks internal differentiation.

Sham coins are not a single, unified whole.

Capital won’t flow evenly into every asset. What strengthens is what has a narrative and capital backing already settling in; a purely emotion-driven market may not even get a taste of the gains.

Seeing TOTAL2 rise doesn’t mean the coins in your hands will rise.

#BTC Retraced to $85,300, but the $84,300 support is still there—this is the most important signal right now.

Above $87,000–$90,000, there is $2.0 billion in liquidity; below $80,000–$85,000, there is $5.2 billion.

Although the lower liquidity is heavier, as long as the key support doesn’t break, price still has a chance to retest $87K+.

In the short term, there are two magnet levels: $84,700–$85,200 below, and $87,200–$88,000 above. Most likely, today will sweep one side first.

Whales placed a large number of buy orders at $82,000–$85,000, indicating this range is being treated as an accumulation zone.

If $84,700 can be held, then look to $88K; once it breaks through, $89K–$90K will open up.

A pullback is a reset, not a transition to a bearish trend.

#ETH Shorts surge on Bitfinex, looking like big players are turning bearish.

But piling into short positions can itself be a contrarian signal.

If these shorts were lured in by high funding rates, once the price rebounds, short covering could push the market higher.

Just because more people are bearish doesn’t mean the direction must be downward.

#ETH The largest liquidity cluster is around $2,550.

This level will very likely be reached first, and only then will the next leg of the upswing begin.

It looks like the bull market was just announced to be over today—the speed of the narrative flip is honestly pretty funny.

My #BTC trend long positions are still open, including the longs from 62.6k.

Before the price reaches the 126K level, I won’t sell anything.

I’m still keeping the short positions around the 90s.

I didn’t come here to chase just 3–5% small fluctuations.

#BTC

🚨 $88K is being crushed—this likely marks the end of this rally.

Next, it will most likely move downward. First watch $82K, then $71K and $68K. If it’s weak, even $63K won’t hold.

Save/hold for now—check back in a few days.

#BTC Starting to copy the trend from 85k down to 126k and then to 60k—this call is very bold, but the issue is that the context behind the last decline is not the same as today.

Back then, the leverage structure, the macro environment, and the fund flows are all different from now.

Applying the shape of a one-off crash directly to another level makes it easy to overlook the variables in between.

You can be bearish, but an absolute statement like “can’t see the possibility of a bull market” inherently rules out the other path.

Wait if you want, but don’t wait for only one direction.

181.4 billion dollars' #BTC and #ETH options expire on Friday. The maximum pain points are $75,000 and $2,250, respectively.

But the maximum pain point isn’t necessarily the target.

It reflects where the options sellers’ interests are most concentrated, and it doesn’t mean the price will definitely be pulled there.

Before large expirations, the price may also be pushed away from the pain point first, forcing the opposing side to close their positions.

Treat it as a reference, but don’t treat it as a guaranteed path.

⚠️ #BTC The current structure is somewhat similar to the early days of the 2023 bull market, but similarity doesn’t mean they’re the same.

Back then, the conditions driving the rally were a peak in rate hikes, expectations for liquidity turning, and the early emergence of an ETF narrative.

Now, the macro environment, capital structure, and leverage levels are all different.

It looks similar in chart form, but that doesn’t mean the underlying momentum is the same.

$70K could be an opportunity—or it could just be one step in a downswing.

Using a structural analogy to lock in $100K is treating the reference as the conclusion.

Michael Burry increases his short positions on #MU, #NBIS, and #PLTR— and the market immediately starts asking, “Will he be right again?”

But after Burry became a legend in 2008, he also had multiple failed short calls or exited too early.

His publicly disclosed holdings often lag behind, and his scale, hedging structure, and time horizon may not match those of ordinary people.

Shorting alongside a celebrity, and figuring out for yourself why you’re short, are two different things.

He might be right, but that doesn’t mean the timing is right now.

#BTC Drawn bullish Quasimodo, but the biggest problem with pattern analysis is: before it completes, anyone can draw a good-looking chart.

A $82,400 breakout is real, but a pullback to $68K–$70K is only one possible outcome.

If the price doesn’t pull back and instead moves straight up, the pattern is invalid; if it breaks below $68K, the pattern also fails.

You can use the pattern as a reference, but don’t treat it like a script.

$100K is a wish, not a goal.

#ETH

If you’re not pursuing now, and instead wait for a $2,560 pullback to go long, the idea is fine.

But the problem is: if the price doesn’t pull back and instead just keeps going up, then you’ll completely miss the move.

$2,560 is an ideal level, not a guaranteed one.

#BTC

The fractals of 2021–2022 are starting to look like it again.

If we really get a wave of a 50%+ pullback, are you ready?

The final stage before getting rich is almost over, brothers!!

The opportunity window is closing. Once everyone has understood, the best spots are gone.

The Clarity Bill failed to pass, yet the total cryptocurrency market cap rose by $350 billion.

This shows one thing: what matters is not the news itself, but how the market reacts.

When bad news comes out and price doesn’t fall but instead rises, it’s often not a good thing—it’s usually a temporary distortion of sentiment.

News is the biggest trap in crypto. Chasing after the news hits usually means it’s already too late.

#BTC Reaches near $85K, and market sentiment is heating up again.

But the rhythm of this bounce has been unhealthy: the highs keep getting lower, and after each push upward, it’s always sold back.

If this structure continues, the next move could be $77K, $73K, or even lower.

Right now, people chasing long positions are buying at sentiment highs, not in a value area.