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El Show del Trading. Analisis Tecnico y Trading en vivo de Bitcoin y Altcoins. Scalping Pro y gestion de riesgo. 3 años formando traders en directo.
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Bitcoin hit **58,182 USD** and rebounded, sweeping liquidity below the previous daily low (58,850). The classic reading says "double bottom," but the structure tells a different story.
**Bearish bias across all timeframes**: daily, weekly, monthly, 4H, 1H. None of the samples shows a bullish structure. That means any rebound is a corrective move within the downtrend, until proven otherwise.
**Liquidity sweep**: when price breaks an obvious level, it triggers stops and liquidates positions, and only then does it turn. It’s the classic trap for anyone who buys "the support" before the real turn.
For this rebound to be more than just technical, Bitcoin needs to close **above 60,316 USD** (higher resistance). Only then would we start talking about a change in character on the daily. To the downside, **58,030 USD** (weekly floor) is the last support before 56,785.
**Multi-timeframe golden rule**: a 4H turn within a bearish daily is a rebound, not a reversal. Don’t confuse local noise with the structural signal.
Do you think Bitcoin is building a textbook spring, or is it simply continuing the momentum toward 56k? Drop your take in the comments.
$BTC $ETH
**Bearish bias across all timeframes**: daily, weekly, monthly, 4H, 1H. None of the samples shows a bullish structure. That means any rebound is a corrective move within the downtrend, until proven otherwise.
**Liquidity sweep**: when price breaks an obvious level, it triggers stops and liquidates positions, and only then does it turn. It’s the classic trap for anyone who buys "the support" before the real turn.
For this rebound to be more than just technical, Bitcoin needs to close **above 60,316 USD** (higher resistance). Only then would we start talking about a change in character on the daily. To the downside, **58,030 USD** (weekly floor) is the last support before 56,785.
**Multi-timeframe golden rule**: a 4H turn within a bearish daily is a rebound, not a reversal. Don’t confuse local noise with the structural signal.
Do you think Bitcoin is building a textbook spring, or is it simply continuing the momentum toward 56k? Drop your take in the comments.
$BTC $ETH
What is the funding rate in perpetuals?
Perpetual futures never expire. To keep the price from diverging from the spot price, there is the **funding rate**: a periodic payment between traders.
**How it works:**
- Positive funding → longs pay shorts (the perpetual trades above the spot).
- Negative funding → shorts pay longs (the perpetual trades below the spot).
It’s charged every 8 hours. It only affects you if you have an open position at that time.
**Why does it matter?** It’s a live sentiment indicator. High and positive funding = many leveraged longs, risk of a correction. Extremely negative funding = possible bearish capitulation.
It’s not an exchange fee: it’s money that moves directly from one side of the order book to the other. If you trade with leverage, that cost (or income) accumulates.
Follow for more technical guides—no filler.
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Perpetual futures never expire. To keep the price from diverging from the spot price, there is the **funding rate**: a periodic payment between traders.
**How it works:**
- Positive funding → longs pay shorts (the perpetual trades above the spot).
- Negative funding → shorts pay longs (the perpetual trades below the spot).
It’s charged every 8 hours. It only affects you if you have an open position at that time.
**Why does it matter?** It’s a live sentiment indicator. High and positive funding = many leveraged longs, risk of a correction. Extremely negative funding = possible bearish capitulation.
It’s not an exchange fee: it’s money that moves directly from one side of the order book to the other. If you trade with leverage, that cost (or income) accumulates.
Follow for more technical guides—no filler.
$BTC $ETH #FundingRate #FuturosPerpetuos #Trading
Bitcoin trades at 60.4k (+1.35% in 24h) after touching 58.85k and sweeping the previous daily low (PDL 58.888). The classic read identifies a double bottom and strong support; the Wyckoff structure, however, sees a possible **upthrust**: a bounce toward resistance within a bearish bias across *all* timeframes (daily, weekly, monthly, 4H, 1H).
**Effort vs result:** if price rises with volume but doesn’t break resistance or sustain the move, the odds of rejection grow. BTC hit 60.758 (24h high) but pulled back without breaking the PDH (60.543).
Macro: Fear & Greed fell to **12 (Extreme Fear)**, down 6 points vs. yesterday. Spot ETFs recorded net outflows of **$1.79B**. That adds structural selling pressure, beyond the technical bounce.
For the turn to be genuine, BTC must break and hold the PDH, then the PWH (65.597), and shift the bias in at least one intermediate timeframe. Until that happens, every bounce is suspicious: it could be a bull trap before the next down leg.
Immediate key zone: 60.5–60.7k (resistance). Below that, if 58.8k gives way, the next magnet is 58.03k (PWL).
Do you see this bounce as the start of a reversal or as a pause within the bearish trend? Tomorrow we’ll bring the update with the day’s levels and how the structure evolves. Drop your read in the comments.
$BTC $ETH
**Effort vs result:** if price rises with volume but doesn’t break resistance or sustain the move, the odds of rejection grow. BTC hit 60.758 (24h high) but pulled back without breaking the PDH (60.543).
Macro: Fear & Greed fell to **12 (Extreme Fear)**, down 6 points vs. yesterday. Spot ETFs recorded net outflows of **$1.79B**. That adds structural selling pressure, beyond the technical bounce.
For the turn to be genuine, BTC must break and hold the PDH, then the PWH (65.597), and shift the bias in at least one intermediate timeframe. Until that happens, every bounce is suspicious: it could be a bull trap before the next down leg.
Immediate key zone: 60.5–60.7k (resistance). Below that, if 58.8k gives way, the next magnet is 58.03k (PWL).
Do you see this bounce as the start of a reversal or as a pause within the bearish trend? Tomorrow we’ll bring the update with the day’s levels and how the structure evolves. Drop your read in the comments.
$BTC $ETH
Strategy just broke its own rule: after years of only buying Bitcoin, it announced a framework that allows it to sell up to **$1.25B**. This isn’t a liquidation—it’s a liquidity cushion. But the timing isn’t random.
BTC bounced from **58850** after sweeping the prior day’s low (**58888**), a classic spring: a downside hit, stop-cleaning, and then a recovery. But all the time-based biases are negative. That makes this bounce a **possible upthrust**: it moves toward resistance at **60543** within a bearish daily structure. If it doesn’t break and hold, it’s a bullish trap.
Spot ETFs bled **$1.79B** in net outflows. Extreme fear is at **12** (down 6 points in a day). And now the largest corporate holder has given itself permission to sell. It doesn’t mean it will do it, but having the option says something.
The structure shows a double bottom and strong support in the lower zone, but the macro context is bearish. **Effort vs. result**: if price rises on volume but fails to sustain above **60543**, the bounce runs out of steam.
Do you think Strategy will use that liquidity, or is it just financial theater to calm creditors? Tomorrow we’ll check whether price holds or if the upthrust is confirmed.
$BTC $MSTR
BTC bounced from **58850** after sweeping the prior day’s low (**58888**), a classic spring: a downside hit, stop-cleaning, and then a recovery. But all the time-based biases are negative. That makes this bounce a **possible upthrust**: it moves toward resistance at **60543** within a bearish daily structure. If it doesn’t break and hold, it’s a bullish trap.
Spot ETFs bled **$1.79B** in net outflows. Extreme fear is at **12** (down 6 points in a day). And now the largest corporate holder has given itself permission to sell. It doesn’t mean it will do it, but having the option says something.
The structure shows a double bottom and strong support in the lower zone, but the macro context is bearish. **Effort vs. result**: if price rises on volume but fails to sustain above **60543**, the bounce runs out of steam.
Do you think Strategy will use that liquidity, or is it just financial theater to calm creditors? Tomorrow we’ll check whether price holds or if the upthrust is confirmed.
$BTC $MSTR
Bitcoin spot ETFs have just recorded **$1.790 billion in net outflows**, the strongest bleed in weeks. Meanwhile, the price rebounded from 58,935 to 60,421 (+1.27% in 24h) and the Fear & Greed index fell to **12 points** (extreme fear).
The classic reading says: institutional selling = confirmed bearish pressure. Bitcoin is below all moving averages, there’s a negative bias across all timeframes, and if it loses 60,316, the next support is at 56,785.
But the liquidity and Wyckoff reading says something else: a possible **upthrust**. Price swept the previous day’s high (PDH at 60,543) to trigger short stops, produced a bounce within a bearish trend, and now institutions are exiting because they assume it’s a technical top. **Effort without result**: the price went up, but without supportive flow. ETF outflows (nearly 6% of the 24h volume) are a negative divergence.
Real distribution or capitulation before turning? The difference is thin. As long as price doesn’t reclaim above 63,613 with institutional flow in favor, the bounce looks suspicious.
Do you think institutions got ahead of themselves or simply mistimed it? Drop your take in the comments; tomorrow we’ll check whether the price held or collapsed.
$BTC $ETH
The classic reading says: institutional selling = confirmed bearish pressure. Bitcoin is below all moving averages, there’s a negative bias across all timeframes, and if it loses 60,316, the next support is at 56,785.
But the liquidity and Wyckoff reading says something else: a possible **upthrust**. Price swept the previous day’s high (PDH at 60,543) to trigger short stops, produced a bounce within a bearish trend, and now institutions are exiting because they assume it’s a technical top. **Effort without result**: the price went up, but without supportive flow. ETF outflows (nearly 6% of the 24h volume) are a negative divergence.
Real distribution or capitulation before turning? The difference is thin. As long as price doesn’t reclaim above 63,613 with institutional flow in favor, the bounce looks suspicious.
Do you think institutions got ahead of themselves or simply mistimed it? Drop your take in the comments; tomorrow we’ll check whether the price held or collapsed.
$BTC $ETH
Bitcoin spot ETFs lost USD 1.79 billion in net outflows, while the Fear & Greed index fell to 12 (extreme fear). On the surface, everything screams "sell." But Bitcoin rose +1.36% over 24 hours and rebounded from USD 58,850 after sweeping the prior daily low at USD 58,888.
That changes the interpretation. When price sweeps a key low and quickly recovers, it’s not weakness—it’s absorption. Someone is buying what others are selling in panic.
The structure shows a bearish bias across all timeframes (daily, weekly, monthly, 4H, 1H). Resistance is at USD 60,543 (the prior day’s high). But the Wyckoff thesis suggests a possible spring: liquidity sweep + rebound + extreme fear = a bearish trap before a rise.
To confirm a bullish reversal in the short term, BTC needs to break USD 60,543 with a sustained close. If it does, the next target is USD 65,597 (the prior week’s high). If it fails and loses USD 58,850, then the rebound was only that: a technical bounce within a bearish trend.
Mass ETF outflows often mark the end of a move, not the beginning. When institutional money leaves in panic, strong hands buy. Are we seeing real capitulation or the perfect trap?
Do you think USD 60,543 holds or breaks? If you want to keep following the analysis of these levels in real time, don’t miss tomorrow’s breakdown.
$BTC $ETH
That changes the interpretation. When price sweeps a key low and quickly recovers, it’s not weakness—it’s absorption. Someone is buying what others are selling in panic.
The structure shows a bearish bias across all timeframes (daily, weekly, monthly, 4H, 1H). Resistance is at USD 60,543 (the prior day’s high). But the Wyckoff thesis suggests a possible spring: liquidity sweep + rebound + extreme fear = a bearish trap before a rise.
To confirm a bullish reversal in the short term, BTC needs to break USD 60,543 with a sustained close. If it does, the next target is USD 65,597 (the prior week’s high). If it fails and loses USD 58,850, then the rebound was only that: a technical bounce within a bearish trend.
Mass ETF outflows often mark the end of a move, not the beginning. When institutional money leaves in panic, strong hands buy. Are we seeing real capitulation or the perfect trap?
Do you think USD 60,543 holds or breaks? If you want to keep following the analysis of these levels in real time, don’t miss tomorrow’s breakdown.
$BTC $ETH
What almost nobody is seeing in the recent trend of "Oil Reclaims $70" is its possible impact on the cryptocurrency market. At first glance, oil and digital assets seem like they belong to separate worlds, but the reality is that they are intrinsically connected in an increasingly volatile global economy.
When the price of oil rises, as it is now, it can be an indicator of rising inflation and supply tensions. As energy costs climb, pressure on central banks to adjust interest rates also increases. In turn, this can trigger a flight toward safer or alternative assets, such as gold or even Bitcoin.
The narrative that Bitcoin is a hedge against inflation becomes even more relevant in this context. Investors are starting to look to cryptocurrencies as a solution amid economic uncertainties arising from more expensive oil. And while Bitcoin is still seen as a risky asset, its ability to attract interest during times of economic instability should not be underestimated.
In addition, rising oil prices can affect the supply chain and global production. This could lead to higher demand for decentralized and efficient solutions that cryptocurrencies can offer. In a world where fast transactions and transfers of value are crucial, the adoption of digital assets may accelerate.
In short, the rise in oil isn’t just a commodities story; it’s a signal that can move the pulse of the crypto market. The connection between energy and the digital economy is stronger than it seems, and those who keep an eye on it could benefit from the next wave of market movement.
Don’t lose sight of how this could influence the direction of assets like $BTC y and other cryptoassets. Adjust your strategy! $ETH $XRP
#OilReclaims$70
When the price of oil rises, as it is now, it can be an indicator of rising inflation and supply tensions. As energy costs climb, pressure on central banks to adjust interest rates also increases. In turn, this can trigger a flight toward safer or alternative assets, such as gold or even Bitcoin.
The narrative that Bitcoin is a hedge against inflation becomes even more relevant in this context. Investors are starting to look to cryptocurrencies as a solution amid economic uncertainties arising from more expensive oil. And while Bitcoin is still seen as a risky asset, its ability to attract interest during times of economic instability should not be underestimated.
In addition, rising oil prices can affect the supply chain and global production. This could lead to higher demand for decentralized and efficient solutions that cryptocurrencies can offer. In a world where fast transactions and transfers of value are crucial, the adoption of digital assets may accelerate.
In short, the rise in oil isn’t just a commodities story; it’s a signal that can move the pulse of the crypto market. The connection between energy and the digital economy is stronger than it seems, and those who keep an eye on it could benefit from the next wave of market movement.
Don’t lose sight of how this could influence the direction of assets like $BTC y and other cryptoassets. Adjust your strategy! $ETH $XRP
#OilReclaims$70
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