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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.
#SP500 slowing and volume no longer confirming the upside. This type of behavior typically reflects distribution rather than continuation.
The rejection from the trendline area suggests that buyers are losing control at higher levels. If price begins to accept below key support zones, it opens the door for a deeper corrective phase.
A similar structure is developing on Bitcoin, where price is trailing below resistance and failing to reclaim strength, indicating broader market fragility.
From a structural standpoint, this is no longer a clean trending environment. It is transitioning into a potential breakdown phase.
If downside continuation confirms, the move is likely to be driven by liquidity rather than gradual selling.
#SP500 slowing and volume no longer confirming the upside. This type of behavior typically reflects distribution rather than continuation.
The rejection from the trendline area suggests that buyers are losing control at higher levels. If price begins to accept below key support zones, it opens the door for a deeper corrective phase.
A similar structure is developing on Bitcoin, where price is trailing below resistance and failing to reclaim strength, indicating broader market fragility.
From a structural standpoint, this is no longer a clean trending environment. It is transitioning into a potential breakdown phase.
If downside continuation confirms, the move is likely to be driven by liquidity rather than gradual selling.
$USOIL is sitting right above a strong demand zone around 83–90, and every dip into that area is getting bought back. That’s not weakness, that’s accumulation. Sellers tried multiple times to push it lower but couldn’t hold it, which tells you control is slowly shifting.
Now here’s the part most people get wrong. They see the slow movement and think it’s boring or indecisive. In reality, this kind of tight consolidation above support usually builds the base for the next expansion move.
As long as price holds above that zone, the bias stays bullish. The messy price action you marked actually makes sense, liquidity grab first, then continuation. If that plays out, you’re looking at a push back above 110 and potentially into the 120–130 range.
Bitcoin just dumped to $0 on every exchange at once. The cause is confirmed: Michael Saylor sold all his 762,099 BTC in a single market order.
🔽 Price dropped 100% from $68,600 to $0 in one second.
Eyewitnesses report that due to lack of liquidity, Saylor was spotted outside the NYSE in New York running down the street with a giant bag full of freshly mined Bitcoin coins, desperately begging pedestrians to buy them 😱
Crypto influencers on YouTube are saying this is the final correction before the bounce. Tom Lee remains bullish 🤔
🚨That’s a solid point, but here’s what most people miss and where my approach actually stands out. What I’m saying is correct for most traders. They keep adjusting lines and forcing bias when price doesn’t follow their plan. That’s emotional trading, not structured trading.🚀 But my analysis is not based on forcing outcomes. It’s based on levels, structure, and reaction. From my Sunday update, I already defined the conditions clearly: If BTC holds above 72K, then higher targets like 77K–85K become valid. If BTC stays inside the box, then it stays range trading. If BTC loses the range, then downside toward 50K or lower becomes likely. That’s not forcing the market. That’s conditional thinking. The difference is simple: weak traders say BTC must go to 55K or 80K. I’m saying if price does this, then I do that. Even my strategy reflects it. I closed my long when 72K failed. I’m waiting to re-enter longs below 60K. I’m planning shorts only in the 80K–85K area. That’s reacting to the market, not forcing it. So the real answer is this. I’m right that traders shouldn’t force the market. But strong traders also don’t just go with the flow blindly. They define key levels in advance and execute based on reaction. Right now nothing has changed from my last Sunday view. BTC is still inside the range. 72K is still the key level. Until the market confirms direction, the correct move is patience, not prediction. Most people fail because they need to be right. I stay positioned to win because I’m ready to react.
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One thing I notice a lot: When someone is doing technical analysis on a chart for example, Bitcoin is at 67,000 and they say, “I expect Bitcoin to go here,” whether it’s 60k, 55k, or even 80k, that’s just analysis and that’s completely fine. We all do analysis. You should be doing it too.
But the mistake is when you start forcing that analysis onto the market thinking the market "must" do this.
Let’s say Bitcoin is around 67k and you planned to buy at 62k, $55k or whatever the price you have in your mind , but price never goes there. Instead of accepting that, most people start forcing their idea: drawing new resistance, new trendlines, coming up with new reasons just to justify that 55k or 80k will be hit. That’s the wrong approach, If the market isn’t going there, stop forcing it.
In the market, the only valid way to think is: If the market does this - I will take a trade. You should never believe that whatever you’ve drawn or analyzed on the chart has to play out. The market doesn’t have to do anything you want.
Always go with the market. When the market doesn’t go as you planned and new information appears on the chart, use that information to adjust your plan. If your original plan isn’t being followed, that simply means you need a new plan based on the latest data.
Always focus on what the market is showing you. Never try to force the market. You can only force things you control.
If you think you control the market, then sure force it. But if you don’t, then you have to move with it.