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$BTC Grey Area Support So far, Bounced 2 Times till $71k. Right now the support has been swept with a wick up until $68.2k. A bigger daily candle is needed or a closure above the grey zone. Also the 200 MA is here so we have a lot of confluence here. Breaking below is the Monthly open level at 66.9k. Watch for both. If broken, I will look for scalp long bounces at 66.9k. If the candle closes bigger than this and with a green color, I will take scalp longs here too. {future}(BTCUSDT)
$BTC Grey Area Support So far, Bounced 2 Times till $71k. Right now the support has been swept with a wick up until $68.2k.

A bigger daily candle is needed or a closure above the grey zone. Also the 200 MA is here so we have a lot of confluence here. Breaking below is the Monthly open level at 66.9k.

Watch for both.
If broken, I will look for scalp long bounces at 66.9k.
If the candle closes bigger than this and with a green color, I will take scalp longs here too.
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If you donโ€™t know what to study on weekends, open your charts and focus on basic market structure. HHs & HLs LHs & LLs Let me paint a bullish picture for you; After price breaks a previous high (HH), watch how it pulls back into the range and forms a new higher low (HL). Thatโ€™s where bullish structure is confirmed. Most probably your entry point. Now flip it for a downtrend; After price breaks a low (LL), observe the pullback that forms a new lower high (LH). Thatโ€™s your bearish continuation. Mastering this simple observation can save you years of blown accounts. What most traders donโ€™t realize is that there are different ways price returns to form a new HL or LH. Different pullback patterns. Different entry behaviors but the same objective, which is rebalancing the rangeโ€™s origin before continuation. Your job is not to master all of them. Your job is to observe one patternโ€ฆ study it deeply and make it yours. Because the moment you try to understand every price movement, you lose clarity and focus. And when you lose clarity, you lose consistency. Pick one way price pulls back into structure. Study it. Journal it. Execute it. Every other concept? Irrelevant! Thatโ€™s where edge is built. Not in knowing more, but in knowing one thing well enough, that psychology no longer worries you.
If you donโ€™t know what to study on weekends, open your charts and focus on basic market structure.

HHs & HLs
LHs & LLs

Let me paint a bullish picture for you;

After price breaks a previous high (HH), watch how it pulls back into the range and forms a new higher low (HL). Thatโ€™s where bullish structure is confirmed. Most probably your entry point.

Now flip it for a downtrend;

After price breaks a low (LL), observe the pullback that forms a new lower high (LH). Thatโ€™s your bearish continuation.

Mastering this simple observation can save you years of blown accounts.

What most traders donโ€™t realize is that there are different ways price returns to form a new HL or LH.

Different pullback patterns. Different entry behaviors but the same objective, which is rebalancing the rangeโ€™s origin before continuation.

Your job is not to master all of them.
Your job is to observe one patternโ€ฆ study it deeply and make it yours.

Because the moment you try to understand every price movement, you lose clarity and focus.

And when you lose clarity, you lose consistency.

Pick one way price pulls back into structure.
Study it. Journal it. Execute it.

Every other concept?

Irrelevant!

Thatโ€™s where edge is built. Not in knowing more, but in knowing one thing well enough, that psychology no longer worries you.
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Whether itโ€™s ICT, SMC, or any other modelโ€ฆ Remember โ€” You can skin the cat in several ways. Different frameworks. Same market. What matters isnโ€™t the name of the strategyโ€ฆ Itโ€™s your understanding of price delivery. Study deeper. Execute better.
Whether itโ€™s ICT, SMC, or any other modelโ€ฆ

Remember โ€” You can skin the cat in several ways.

Different frameworks.
Same market.

What matters isnโ€™t the name of the strategyโ€ฆ
Itโ€™s your understanding of price delivery.

Study deeper. Execute better.
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A Clean Setup !! ๐Ÿ”นLiquidity Sweep ๐Ÿ”นOB ๐Ÿ”นMSS ๐Ÿ”นSell side liquidity
A Clean Setup !!

๐Ÿ”นLiquidity Sweep
๐Ÿ”นOB
๐Ÿ”นMSS
๐Ÿ”นSell side liquidity
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The Golden Zone = The Sweet Spot for Uptrend Continuation. A healthy pullback doesnโ€™t break the trend, it sets up the next leg. The 50%โ€“61.8% Fibonacci retracement zone is where smart money often reloads. Why? ยท 61.8% is the Golden Ratio (natural support). ยท 50% is the psychological halfway point. Price entering this zone with confirmation = low-risk, high-probability entry. Spot it. Wait for the reversal. Ride the continuation.
The Golden Zone = The Sweet Spot for Uptrend Continuation.

A healthy pullback doesnโ€™t break the trend, it sets up the next leg.

The 50%โ€“61.8% Fibonacci retracement zone is where smart money often reloads.

Why?

ยท 61.8% is the Golden Ratio (natural support).
ยท 50% is the psychological halfway point.

Price entering this zone with confirmation = low-risk, high-probability entry.

Spot it. Wait for the reversal. Ride the continuation.
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The Volume Trap Most traders buy here โ†’ LTF zones with low volume. Smart money buys here โ†’ HTF zones with strong volume + POC. If volume doesnโ€™t match the higher timeframe structure, itโ€™s not an entry, itโ€™s a setup to get trapped. Buy where institutions leave footprints. Not where price feels fast.
The Volume Trap

Most traders buy here โ†’ LTF zones with low volume.
Smart money buys here โ†’ HTF zones with strong volume + POC.

If volume doesnโ€™t match the higher timeframe structure, itโ€™s not an entry, itโ€™s a setup to get trapped.

Buy where institutions leave footprints. Not where price feels fast.
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MARKET STRUCTURE BASICS The Foundation of All SMC Trading Decisions Before you learn order blocks or liquidity, you must master this. Market structure is the backbone of SMC trading. ๐Ÿ”ฐBULLISH MARKET STRUCTURE HIGHER HIGHS (HH) + HIGHER LOWS (HL) = UPTREND HIGHER HIGH (HH) Each new peak is higher than the previous peak. Shows buyers are in control and willing to pay more. HIGHER LOW (HL) Each pullback finds support higher than the previous low. Buyers step in earlier each time. BULLISH BIAS In bullish structure, smart money is accumulating. Look for long entries at higher lows. PROTECTED LOW The most recent HL is the protected low. If broken, structure shifts bearish. ๐Ÿ”ฐBEARISH MARKET STRUCTURE LOWER HIGHS (LH) + LOWER LOWS (LL) = DOWNTREND LOWER HIGH (LH) Each rally fails to reach the previous peak. Shows sellers are stronger and stepping in earlier. LOWER LOW (LL) Each drop creates a new low below the previous. Sellers are pushing price down consistently. BEARISH BIAS In bearish structure, smart money is distributing. Look for short entries at lower highs. PROTECTED HIGH The most recent LH is the protected high. If broken, structure shifts bullish. ๐Ÿ”ฐQUICK REFERENCE: BULLISH: โ†’ Higher Highs (HH) โ†’ Higher Lows (HL) โ†’ Look for LONGS at HL โ†’ Protected Low = Last HL BEARISH: โ†’ Lower Highs (LH) โ†’ Lower Lows (LL) โ†’ Look for SHORTS at LH โ†’ Protected High = Last LH #CryptoLinus
MARKET STRUCTURE BASICS
The Foundation of All SMC Trading Decisions

Before you learn order blocks or liquidity, you must master this.
Market structure is the backbone of SMC trading.

๐Ÿ”ฐBULLISH MARKET STRUCTURE

HIGHER HIGHS (HH) + HIGHER LOWS (HL) = UPTREND

HIGHER HIGH (HH)
Each new peak is higher than the previous peak. Shows buyers are in control and willing to pay more.

HIGHER LOW (HL)
Each pullback finds support higher than the previous low. Buyers step in earlier each time.

BULLISH BIAS
In bullish structure, smart money is accumulating. Look for long entries at higher lows.

PROTECTED LOW
The most recent HL is the protected low. If broken, structure shifts bearish.

๐Ÿ”ฐBEARISH MARKET STRUCTURE

LOWER HIGHS (LH) + LOWER LOWS (LL) = DOWNTREND

LOWER HIGH (LH)
Each rally fails to reach the previous peak. Shows sellers are stronger and stepping in earlier.

LOWER LOW (LL)
Each drop creates a new low below the previous. Sellers are pushing price down consistently.

BEARISH BIAS
In bearish structure, smart money is distributing. Look for short entries at lower highs.

PROTECTED HIGH
The most recent LH is the protected high. If broken, structure shifts bullish.

๐Ÿ”ฐQUICK REFERENCE:

BULLISH:
โ†’ Higher Highs (HH)
โ†’ Higher Lows (HL)
โ†’ Look for LONGS at HL
โ†’ Protected Low = Last HL

BEARISH:
โ†’ Lower Highs (LH)
โ†’ Lower Lows (LL)
โ†’ Look for SHORTS at LH
โ†’ Protected High = Last LH
#CryptoLinus
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MASTER HTFโ€“LTF ALIGNMENT FOR PRECISION TRADES: Unlock cleaner entries and higherโ€‘probability setups by syncing Higher Timeframe levels with Lower Timeframe confirmations. A small shift in perspective can transform your entire trading game. Stay sharp, stay disciplined the market rewards structure.
MASTER HTFโ€“LTF ALIGNMENT FOR PRECISION TRADES:

Unlock cleaner entries and

higherโ€‘probability setups by syncing

Higher Timeframe levels with Lower

Timeframe confirmations.

A small shift in perspective can

transform your entire trading game.

Stay sharp, stay disciplined the market rewards structure.
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SMC / ICT MASTERY COURSE INTRODUCTION TO SMART MONEY CONCEPTS Learn How Institutions Really Move the Markets ๐Ÿ”ฐRETAIL TRADERS vs SMART MONEY Retail Traders: Chase price, buy high, sell low. Provide liquidity to smart money. Smart Money: Banks, institutions, hedge funds. They move price to collect liquidity. 90% of retail traders lose because they trade against institutions. SMC teaches you to trade WITH smart money, not against them. ๐Ÿ”ฐWHAT IS SMART MONEY? Smart Money refers to institutional capital controlled by banks, hedge funds, market makers, and large financial institutions. They have the volume to move markets and the information edge to position before retail traders. BANKS & CENTRAL BANKS Control trillions in daily volume. They need liquidity to fill massive orders without moving price against themselves. HEDGE FUNDS Manage billions in assets. Use sophisticated algorithms and order flow analysis to position ahead of retail. MARKET MAKERS Provide liquidity by taking opposite side of retail orders. They see order flow and position accordingly. INSTITUTIONAL TRADERS Pension funds, insurance companies, asset managers. They move markets with large position sizes. ๐Ÿ”ฐHOW SMART MONEY ACTUALLY TRADES: STEP 1: MANIPULATION PHASE Smart money pushes price into areas where retail stop losses and pending orders sit. This is called liquidity hunting. They trigger stops to fill their large orders. STEP 2: ACCUMULATION / DISTRIBUTION Once liquidity is collected, smart money builds their position. They buy at discount (accumulation) or sell at premium (distribution) using the liquidity they just captured. STEP 3: EXPANSION / DELIVERY Price rapidly moves in their intended direction. This is when smart money delivers price to the next liquidity target. The trend is born. KEY INSIGHT: Smart money cannot simply buy or sell at market like retail traders. They need liquidity (opposing orders) to fill their massive positions without slippage. #CryptoLinus #Marketstructure
SMC / ICT MASTERY COURSE

INTRODUCTION TO SMART MONEY CONCEPTS
Learn How Institutions Really Move the Markets

๐Ÿ”ฐRETAIL TRADERS vs SMART MONEY

Retail Traders:
Chase price, buy high, sell low. Provide liquidity to smart money.

Smart Money:
Banks, institutions, hedge funds. They move price to collect liquidity.

90% of retail traders lose because they trade against institutions.
SMC teaches you to trade WITH smart money, not against them.

๐Ÿ”ฐWHAT IS SMART MONEY?
Smart Money refers to institutional capital controlled by banks, hedge funds, market makers, and large financial institutions. They have the volume to move markets and the information edge to position before retail traders.

BANKS & CENTRAL BANKS
Control trillions in daily volume. They need liquidity to fill massive orders without moving price against themselves.

HEDGE FUNDS
Manage billions in assets. Use sophisticated algorithms and order flow analysis to position ahead of retail.

MARKET MAKERS
Provide liquidity by taking opposite side of retail orders. They see order flow and position accordingly.

INSTITUTIONAL TRADERS
Pension funds, insurance companies, asset managers. They move markets with large position sizes.

๐Ÿ”ฐHOW SMART MONEY ACTUALLY TRADES:

STEP 1: MANIPULATION PHASE
Smart money pushes price into areas where retail stop losses and pending orders sit. This is called liquidity hunting. They trigger stops to fill their large orders.

STEP 2: ACCUMULATION / DISTRIBUTION
Once liquidity is collected, smart money builds their position. They buy at discount (accumulation) or sell at premium (distribution) using the liquidity they just captured.

STEP 3: EXPANSION / DELIVERY
Price rapidly moves in their intended direction. This is when smart money delivers price to the next liquidity target. The trend is born.

KEY INSIGHT:
Smart money cannot simply buy or sell at market like retail traders. They need liquidity (opposing orders) to fill their massive positions without slippage.
#CryptoLinus #Marketstructure
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Darvas Box is brutally simple - and thatโ€™s why it works. Stock moves sideways โ†’ that is accumulation. If price explodes above the box with volume โ†’ BUY. Place stop loss below the box. Ride the trend. Cut losers fast.
Darvas Box is brutally simple - and thatโ€™s why it works.

Stock moves sideways โ†’ that is accumulation.

If price explodes above the box with volume โ†’ BUY.

Place stop loss below the box.

Ride the trend. Cut losers fast.
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The Anatomy of a True Trend Reversal. A single break doesnโ€™t make a trend. According to this structure: BOS (Break of Structure) confirms the initial shift. Changes Trend To The Downside signals the bias flip. Must Break Through 2 or more S/D Zones, because without taking out key supply/demand levels, momentum lacks confirmation. Itโ€™s not about guessing tops or bottoms. Itโ€™s about waiting for structural confirmation through multiple liquidity zones.
The Anatomy of a True Trend Reversal.

A single break doesnโ€™t make a trend. According to this structure:

BOS (Break of Structure) confirms the initial shift.

Changes Trend To The Downside signals the bias flip.

Must Break Through 2 or more S/D Zones, because without taking out key supply/demand levels, momentum lacks confirmation.

Itโ€™s not about guessing tops or bottoms. Itโ€™s about waiting for structural confirmation through multiple liquidity zones.
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If the pullback looks aggressive, itโ€™s probably a trap.โ€ Good Pullback (Corrective) ยท Slow, choppy, respects the Order Block (OB). ยท Institutional entry zone. Bad Pullback (Aggressive) ยท Fast, impulsive, breaks the OB. ยท Usually a liquidity sweep, stay out. Bottom line: Patience pays. Wait for the corrective move into the OB, not the aggressive one.
If the pullback looks aggressive, itโ€™s probably a trap.โ€

Good Pullback (Corrective)

ยท Slow, choppy, respects the Order Block (OB).
ยท Institutional entry zone.

Bad Pullback (Aggressive)

ยท Fast, impulsive, breaks the OB.
ยท Usually a liquidity sweep, stay out.

Bottom line: Patience pays. Wait for the corrective move into the OB, not the aggressive one.
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6 chart patterns that separate pros from amateurs. If you donโ€™t know what youโ€™re looking at, youโ€™re just gambling. ยท Bullish Pennant โ€“ continuation up ยท Bearish Flag โ€“ continuation down ยท Double Top โ€“ reversal (bull โ†’ bear) ยท Head & Shoulders โ€“ trend exhaustion ยท Break & Retest โ€“ low-risk entry ยท Consolidation โ€“ the calm before the move Learn the pattern. Wait for confirmation. Trade with edge.
6 chart patterns that separate pros from amateurs.

If you donโ€™t know what youโ€™re looking at, youโ€™re just gambling.

ยท Bullish Pennant โ€“ continuation up

ยท Bearish Flag โ€“ continuation down

ยท Double Top โ€“ reversal (bull โ†’ bear)

ยท Head & Shoulders โ€“ trend exhaustion

ยท Break & Retest โ€“ low-risk entry

ยท Consolidation โ€“ the calm before the move

Learn the pattern. Wait for confirmation. Trade with edge.
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No changes in structure of Ethereum Treasury companies. BitMine is the only entity buying $ETH , but the chart isn't looking good. This is one of the reasons I think a new bottom will happen for ETH, as the buying power from DATs isn't sufficient for a big upside. {future}(ETHUSDT)
No changes in structure of Ethereum Treasury companies.

BitMine is the only entity buying $ETH , but the chart isn't looking good.

This is one of the reasons I think a new bottom will happen for ETH, as the buying power from DATs isn't sufficient for a big upside.
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SIGN A Quiet Standard For Digital Sovereign Access In The Middle East$SIGN is often described as infrastructure, but the part that stands out to me is not the scale of the idea, itโ€™s how specific the problem is. Instead of trying to optimize transactions or liquidity, SIGN sits in a less visible layer, the moment where a system decides whether you are allowed to participate or not. That decision point sounds simple, but it is where a surprising amount of friction actually lives. I ran into this more than once when moving between different platforms and counterparties. Not in a dramatic way, just small interruptions that kept repeating. The same information had to be verified again, the same context had to be rebuilt, and each time it felt slightly heavier than it should be. Nothing was broken, but nothing flowed cleanly either. What $SIGN changes is not the existence of verification, but how it behaves. Instead of restarting every time, proof becomes something you can carry in a minimal form, only revealing what is required for that specific interaction. It doesnโ€™t try to remove control, it tightens it, while reducing the need to expose unrelated data just to move forward. This becomes more meaningful in regions like the Middle East, where multiple systems are expanding at the same time without collapsing into a single standard. Growth there is less about forcing uniformity and more about allowing different frameworks to recognize each other efficiently. In that context, a reusable verification layer is not just a convenience, it starts to look like a requirement. The way I see $SIGN is not through short-term narratives, but through how often this layer gets touched without being noticed. When access becomes smoother without adding risk, activity compounds more naturally. It doesnโ€™t create noise, but it reduces resistance, and in fast-moving environments, that difference is easy to underestimate until it starts to matter. @SignOfficial #SignDigitalSovereignInfra

SIGN A Quiet Standard For Digital Sovereign Access In The Middle East

$SIGN is often described as infrastructure, but the part that stands out to me is not the scale of the idea, itโ€™s how specific the problem is. Instead of trying to optimize transactions or liquidity, SIGN sits in a less visible layer, the moment where a system decides whether you are allowed to participate or not. That decision point sounds simple, but it is where a surprising amount of friction actually lives.
I ran into this more than once when moving between different platforms and counterparties. Not in a dramatic way, just small interruptions that kept repeating. The same information had to be verified again, the same context had to be rebuilt, and each time it felt slightly heavier than it should be. Nothing was broken, but nothing flowed cleanly either.

What $SIGN changes is not the existence of verification, but how it behaves. Instead of restarting every time, proof becomes something you can carry in a minimal form, only revealing what is required for that specific interaction. It doesnโ€™t try to remove control, it tightens it, while reducing the need to expose unrelated data just to move forward.
This becomes more meaningful in regions like the Middle East, where multiple systems are expanding at the same time without collapsing into a single standard. Growth there is less about forcing uniformity and more about allowing different frameworks to recognize each other efficiently. In that context, a reusable verification layer is not just a convenience, it starts to look like a requirement.
The way I see $SIGN is not through short-term narratives, but through how often this layer gets touched without being noticed. When access becomes smoother without adding risk, activity compounds more naturally. It doesnโ€™t create noise, but it reduces resistance, and in fast-moving environments, that difference is easy to underestimate until it starts to matter.
@SignOfficial #SignDigitalSovereignInfra
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SIGN Turns Verification Into Something You Stop Thinking About The strange part about most cross-border deals is not the negotiation, it is the silence in between. The waiting, the double checks, the small pauses where nothing moves because someone, somewhere, is still trying to confirm something that has already been confirmed before. I used to think that was just part of the process. But when you look at regions like the Middle East, where capital flows fast and partnerships form across different systems, that โ€œpauseโ€ starts to feel like a structural issue, not just a minor delay. $SIGN interesting to me is not speed in the usual sense. It is the idea that verification should not feel like a repeated action. If the same data has to be proven again and again in slightly different ways, then the system is not really connected, it is just layered on top of itself. In most systems today, trust expires the moment you leave the context where it was created. You step into a new environment, and everything resets. Sign seems to be pushing toward something else, where trust can move with you, without dragging all your data into the open each time. It is more about removing the moments where things quietly stop working. If that layer becomes stable, then $SIGN is not just supporting growth narratives, it is reducing the invisible friction that most people have already accepted as normal. @SignOfficial #SignDigitalSovereignInfra
SIGN Turns Verification Into Something You Stop Thinking About

The strange part about most cross-border deals is not the negotiation, it is the silence in between. The waiting, the double checks, the small pauses where nothing moves because someone, somewhere, is still trying to confirm something that has already been confirmed before.

I used to think that was just part of the process. But when you look at regions like the Middle East, where capital flows fast and partnerships form across different systems, that โ€œpauseโ€ starts to feel like a structural issue, not just a minor delay.

$SIGN interesting to me is not speed in the usual sense. It is the idea that verification should not feel like a repeated action. If the same data has to be proven again and again in slightly different ways, then the system is not really connected, it is just layered on top of itself.

In most systems today, trust expires the moment you leave the context where it was created. You step into a new environment, and everything resets. Sign seems to be pushing toward something else, where trust can move with you, without dragging all your data into the open each time.

It is more about removing the moments where things quietly stop working. If that layer becomes stable, then $SIGN is not just supporting growth narratives, it is reducing the invisible friction that most people have already accepted as normal.

@SignOfficial #SignDigitalSovereignInfra
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$BTC Current Monthly Resistance of Bitcoin is around $73k because in 2024 Market took the whole year just trying to close above it. It formed a range between $58k and $73k and currently Bitcoin is inside that range again. We have not yet closed above $73k. A Monthly closing above $73k would definitely give us a test of the 2025 Support Wall below which we didn't close any monthly candle back then. ($82k) Without a closing above, we test the low that is instantly below us which is $58k. My max Bearish case scenario is going to be the ETF Origin pump zone which is January 2024 around the $39k region. $115,584 : 4 Months yet no close above $102,431 : Early 2025 resistance. $82,870 : 2025 Support Wall (recently broken down). $73,780 : 2024 Resistance Wall (now broken down). $58,537 : 2024 Major support, candles always closed above. $53,500 : 2024 Q3 wick support (Julyโ€“Sept 2024). $38,500 โ†’ ETF Approved Pump origin. The Best Chart To Trade Bitcoin is The Monthly Timeframe. It is one of the best for me, and gives a clear idea of where the Market is going next. It's also the simplest to analyze. {future}(BTCUSDT)
$BTC Current Monthly Resistance of Bitcoin is around $73k because in 2024 Market took the whole year just trying to close above it. It formed a range between $58k and $73k and currently Bitcoin is inside that range again. We have not yet closed above $73k.

A Monthly closing above $73k would definitely give us a test of the 2025 Support Wall below which we didn't close any monthly candle back then. ($82k)

Without a closing above, we test the low that is instantly below us which is $58k.

My max Bearish case scenario is going to be the ETF Origin pump zone which is January 2024 around the $39k region.

$115,584 : 4 Months yet no close above
$102,431 : Early 2025 resistance.
$82,870 : 2025 Support Wall (recently broken down).
$73,780 : 2024 Resistance Wall (now broken down).
$58,537 : 2024 Major support, candles always closed above.
$53,500 : 2024 Q3 wick support (Julyโ€“Sept 2024).
$38,500 โ†’ ETF Approved Pump origin.

The Best Chart To Trade Bitcoin is The Monthly Timeframe. It is one of the best for me, and gives a clear idea of where the Market is going next. It's also the simplest to analyze.
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MASTER THE A+ INTRADAY MODEL TODAY Unlock the power of market structure, liquidity shifts, and precision entries. Learn the steps smart traders use to spot highโ€‘probability buy zones and level up your intraday strategy.
MASTER THE A+ INTRADAY MODEL TODAY

Unlock the power of market

structure, liquidity shifts, and

precision entries. Learn the steps

smart traders use to spot

highโ€‘probability buy zones and level

up your intraday strategy.
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$ETH Macro Seems very simple, we have broken below two major supports and the third one is the most strongest demand zone for us. We swept above the supply so next is sweep below this demand sometime in future. {future}(ETHUSDT)
$ETH Macro Seems very simple, we have broken below two major supports and the third one is the most strongest demand zone for us.

We swept above the supply so next is sweep below this demand sometime in future.
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$BTC Approaching Bear Accumulation Zone This Cycle History repeats every cycle: - 2013 high $1.1k โ†’ 2015 bottom -87% - 2017 high $19k โ†’ 2018 bottom -84% - 2021 high $69k โ†’ 2022 bottom -78% - 2025 high $126k โ†’ 2026 already down 52% Forget the headlines - follow cycles. Keep alerts on.
$BTC Approaching Bear Accumulation Zone This Cycle

History repeats every cycle:

- 2013 high $1.1k โ†’ 2015 bottom -87%
- 2017 high $19k โ†’ 2018 bottom -84%
- 2021 high $69k โ†’ 2022 bottom -78%
- 2025 high $126k โ†’ 2026 already down 52%

Forget the headlines - follow cycles. Keep alerts on.
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