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The 67,255 level saw a massive 54,000 BTC dumped in a 4-hour candle; this isn't a breakout signal, but rather the big players offloading onto the latecomers. After that, the volume shrank all the way down to 4,000 BTC per candle, and no one is stepping in.

Daily hunting path: The rebound starting from 61,484 hit a wall at 67,255. Yesterday closed with an engulfing bearish candlestick (high 66,957, low 65,329), and today continues to bleed. Structurally, this is a downward continuation after the rebound exhaustion, not a shakeout.

Open interest backs this up: nearly 1,500 BTC has flowed out since the peak, with a contract discount of 37 points. Bulls are bleeding, and bears are already in.

The downside targets are clear. 65,300-65,500 is the recent liquidity pool; yesterday briefly touched 65,329 but didn't break through, likely to make a second attempt today. If it breaks, watch for the 64,000-64,500 daily demand zone, with the options pain point also sitting at 65,500, making it appealing for market makers to push towards.

1-hour direction: predominantly bearish, with some bullish potential.

Short strategy (initial position 2%, add-on 3%, 100x leverage)
Initial entry: 66,000-66,200 (1H order block retracement level, the first wall of resistance)
Add-on entry: 66,600-66,800 (deeper into the 4H supply zone, catching liquidity at the outer edge)
Unified stop-loss: 67,100
Target: 65,000-65,200

Longs (very light position for quick in-and-out)
Entry: 65,200-65,300 (catching the needle at the bottom edge of the liquidity pool)
Stop-loss: 64,800
Target: 65,800

Backup strategy: If the price doesn't bounce and breaks 65,300, don't chase the shorts; wait for a retracement to turn 65,500-65,600 into resistance before entering shorts, with a stop-loss at 65,900 and a target of 64,500.

4H level direction: slightly bearish. 67,255 is confirmed as the top of the supply zone, with 4H structure showing continuous lower highs + lower lows. For 4H shorts, consider larger targets: entry at 66,400-66,800, stop-loss at 67,300, target 64,000-64,500. But patience is key here; this level's price action could take 1-2 days. #万斯称美已达成对伊目标 #SEC主席阿特金斯推动IPO改革扩大散户准入 $BTC

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At 67,255, that moment of hitting the peak, 1200 BTC positions quietly evaporated. The price only dropped 800 points, but the positions fled first—this wasn't the bulls attacking, it was smart money cashing out.

Yesterday at 12:00, that 4H candlestick, 54,000 BTC sold off, pushing the volume to the day’s highest at 67,255, and every subsequent 4H has been on a volume decline. Classic "one wave flow" peak: all energy used up at once, what follows is just aftershocks.

What’s even more interesting is the change in buying power. After hitting a peak at 15:00, net buying power has slid downhill since then. This morning at 02:00, there was a nearly 2000 BTC active sell-off that smashed the price from 66,300 down to 65,655. Although it bounced back, this indicates someone is actively testing liquidity around 65,500-65,600.

The max pain for options is at 65,500, with the most concentrated put positions also between 65,000-65,500. The market maker's path for maximizing profits is clear: push the price down to 65,500. Above, there's a wall of 327 call positions at 67,000—any second peak must eat through this wall, and the current buying power is simply insufficient.

Contract discount at 28 USD, continuous negative rates, short sentiment hasn't dissipated but there's no short squeeze trigger in the near term. Right now, it feels like a "dead cat bounced and lay back down" phase.

Hunting path: rebound to 66,800-67,000 supply zone (the dense trading area after yesterday's peak drop), shorts re-enter, aiming first for the 65,500 options pain point, then looking at 64,500.

1-hour level: main short, minor long

Short strategy
Entry: 66,800
Add-on: 67,100 (outside liquidity below 67,255)
Unified stop-loss: 67,400
Target: 65,500

Long strategy (super light position, quick in and out)
If it retraces to 65,500-65,600 and holds, can take a long for a bounce, target 66,200, stop-loss 65,300.

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Last night we pumped 2000 points, open interest surged by 2600 coins, but now spot is selling at 4 bucks and only 1 buck on the buy side. Those who bought high are just waiting to get wrecked.

Looking at the naked K structure: the daily chart started from 60,755 and has been on a 5-day rally without a pullback. The 4-hour chart shows a bullish candlestick at 20:00 last night that engulfed the previous two bearish candles. It looks explosive, but once the dust settled, it fizzled out. We hit 66,000 and couldn't break through after four hours, with volume diminishing every time. The price is stuck at the ceiling—this isn’t accumulation, it’s exhaustion.

The story of open interest is much clearer. It jumped from 100,700 to 103,300, with 2600 new positions coming in during the rally. Who's opening positions? Most likely new bulls chasing the rise. But the buying power has dried up—recent aggregated transaction buy/sell ratio is only 0.26, with sellers dominating the market. New bulls at these high levels have no one to pass the baton to, and what’s waiting behind them is a collective stampede.

The options market gave us a clear ceiling: today's expiring contracts have a max pain point at 64,000, and the current price is nearly 2000 points above that pain point. 66,000 is where the bullish options open interest is densest (382 contracts), and all the profit-taking for bulls is stacked here—if we can't break through, it’s a solid ceiling.

Hunting path: last night’s acceleration already wiped out the short stop losses between 63,800-64,500, and the liquidity below has been harvested. Now, the zone between 66,000-66,200 is where retail longs have their stop losses clustered, and the main players might do one last fake-out to grab the final wave of impatient traders before heading down to hit the 64,500 4-hour order block. That’s where this round of rally kicked off, and we need to confirm a retest before the next move.

Trading strategy (1H level, main short, secondary long)

Short positions (main holdings):
Entry 66,000-66,200 at 2% position
Add-on 66,600-66,800 at 3% position
Unified stop loss at 67,100
Target 64,500

Long positions (secondary, very light, quick in and out):
Entry 64,500-64,800
Stop loss 63,600
Target 65,500

Is this 66,000 a real breakout or just the last bait for longs? Let me know in the comments. #美国伊朗终战协议 #美债股市齐涨 #日本央行明日预计加息至1% $BTC

5262 positions evaporated, yet the price has surged by 2000 points. This isn’t a bull attack; it’s the bears cleaning up after themselves. But what if today we actually flip the lid on 64,200?

First off, let’s break down why 64,200 is the tipping point. On June 5, the price crashed from here to 59,080, then bounced back on June 7 only to be suppressed again, and on June 8, it tried again but got held down. Yesterday, it tested 63,915 for the third time without breaking through. This supply zone has been tested three times on the daily chart without a breakout; once it breaches, it means the bulls trapped inside can finally exit, and the bears above will have their stop losses triggered en masse. In that moment, we’ll see a wave of liquidity released, and the price could surge upwards like a dam breaking.

How high could it go? Let's look at the options' max pain point: 66,000. There are over 1300 calls stacked at this level, indicating market makers are incentivized to push the price there. In between, 65,000 acts as a psychological whole number. Therefore, the first target after breaking 64,200 is 65,000, with an extreme target of 66,000.

But don’t forget the backdrop: open interest has dropped from 103,000 to 98,000 and hasn’t stabilized, and the contract premium hasn’t converged. The market base is thin. A breakout above 64,200 is likely not a trend reversal but the last wave of a bull trap. The main players need a higher price and more long positions to be worth their next move.

Hunting script: Break above 64,200 to eat up the upper stop loss liquidity → Pull to around 65,000 to attract more long funds → Open interest quickly rebounds above 100,000 → Then flip and dump, harvesting all the new long positions.

Direction: 1-hour level, primarily bearish with a bullish auxiliary.

Long strategy (right side, light position, quick in and out):
After breaking 64,200, buy at 64,000 on the pullback, initial position 1%
Add at 63,800, add 1%
Unified stop loss at 63,500
Target 65,000; when it hits, don’t be greedy, just run.

Short strategy (the real main position):
Initial position at 65,000 (2% position)
Add at 65,800 to load up (3% position)
Unified stop loss at 66,200
Target 63,500; if it breaks, look for 62,000.

The core logic can be summed up in one sentence: Breaking 64,200 is to find a higher position to short, not to go all in on longs. Longs are just a way to pick up some bounce profit; shorts are the lifeblood of this whole move. If the open interest doesn’t show a clear rebound after the breakout (staying around 98,000-99,000), then don’t even bother with longs; just wait to short at 65,000, indicating no one is genuinely passing the baton.

Are you going to chase longs above 64,200?
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In the early hours, the price jumped from 61,069 to 62,922 — but open interest actually dropped by 433 contracts at the top. Who's pumping the price while bailing out?

This rally all happened during the Asian trading hours (01:00-03:00), and at 03:00, there was a surge in buying pressure with a net purchase of 3,083 contracts, making it look like a breakout. But looking closer: from 22:00 to 23:00, open interest dropped by 945 contracts, hitting a low of 61,069, and the positions added back overnight just pushed the price up to 62,922, and by 04:00, they immediately cut 433 contracts. This isn't new longs entering; it's someone using the thin liquidity in the early hours to pump and dump — in a bear market, early morning spikes often indicate a higher chance of a trap rather than a reversal.

The futures are trading at a discount of 32 bucks, and even with a 2.27% increase, it's still in a discount state. The shorts aren't even sweating; they're not giving up a single penny in premium.

Daily chart shows lower highs not being broken: 64,250 → 64,180 → 63,500 → 62,922, and the fourth lower high is already drawn out. Today at 08:00, options expire, with the max pain point at 62,000, and the current price is 600 bucks above that pain point. After expiration, market makers have no reason to keep propping it up; the 63,500 call wall only has 320 contracts and can't hold up any further, while down below, there's a stack of 2,231 put contracts at 60,000/60,500 for hedging — the big players know where the bottom is, which is why they're willing to sell up high.

Hunting zone: 62,800-62,922 is the top selling zone from this early surge; if the 4H close doesn't hold above 63,000, we could see a direct drop back to the pain point around 62,000 for the first support test, and if it breaks, watch for 61,000 then head for the 60,500 options hedging wall.

1-hour strategy (main short, with some longs):

Short position entry: 62,850 (retesting the top selling zone)
Add position: 63,100 (below the 4H high of 63,183)
Unified stop-loss: 63,550
Target: take first profit at 61,000, close all at 60,500.

For the long side: if it dips near 60,500 (options hedging wall + 6/10 low liquidity convergence), take a small position, stop-loss at 60,100, target at 61,500, quick in and out.

Did you chase longs in the early hours?

Backup strategy: If the price doesn't pull back to 62,850 and starts moving down from around 62,600, enter the initial position at 62,550, add at 62,800, keeping the stop-loss target unchanged. If it plummets after expiration without a chance to retest, wait for a bounce back in the 61,500-61,800 range before entering short. #美国CPI升至4.2%创三年新高 #币安钱包推出SPCXxIPO $BTC

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Open interest quietly climbed from 99,100 to 100,386, while the price sat still. Some bears regrouped above 61,000, while the bulls are still dreaming of a rebound.

After the 62,400 level shattered yesterday, the highest the price could rebound was just 62,253 before it fizzled out. Subsequently, there were 10 consecutive hourly candlesticks with lower highs: 62,253 → 61,947 → 61,535 → 61,399, with the bears not even giving a moment's rest. This isn't just consolidation; it's a slow knife cutting through the flesh under controlled pressure.

The hunting path remains unchanged: the low of 60,755 from yesterday is merely a waypoint, while the deep liquidity below 59,080 is what the big players are really after. Right now, the 61,000-62,000 range is the warehouse for distributing their supply, with every weak rebound being an opportunity to short.

The active selling pressure accumulated a net sell of -7,343 BTC over the last 24 hours, with a net sell of -802 in just one hour at 2 AM, not even sparing the Asian session. Buyers are completely flat, showing no significant resistance.

1-hour strategy (primary short, secondary long)

Short position:
Entry: 61,600-61,800, 2% position
Add-on: 62,000-62,200, 3% position
Unified stop loss: 62,500
Target: 60,300-59,700

Long position (very light, quick in and out):
Entry: 60,000-60,200
Stop loss: 59,600
Target: 61,000-61,500

Backup strategy: If the price doesn't bounce and directly breaks 61,000, enter the short within the 60,800-61,000 range, with a stop loss at 61,400 and a target of 59,500, yielding a risk-reward ratio of 1:3.2. In a bear market, the decline often doesn't even give a second glance back; if it doesn't offer a chance to hop on, just chase it down.

The rebound is dead; 62,253 is all the bears left as an inheritance for the bulls. The only question now is: will 60,755 break first, or will there be a false bounce before that? #美伊军队交火霍尔木兹和谈受阻 $BTC

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64,250 has tested three times without breaking; everyone's calling it a top. But did you notice that 62,400 has also been tested twice without breaking?

Highs are dropping while lows are rising; this isn't a one-sided drop, it's a convergence. Moreover, the rhythm of the rising lows is steadier than the declining highs: 59,080 → 59,451 → 60,708 → 62,377 → 62,381, a continuous four-day step-up. The spike in volume at 62,381 hit right at the 50% mark of the June 7 bullish candle (60,708-64,250) and got pulled back above 63,400, with buyers stepping in decisively at a key structural level.

Open interest confirms this: it has stayed within the 97,800-98,400 range for 24 hours without a catastrophic exit. If the bears were really in control, that spike should have collapsed open interest with longs getting liquidated, but it only dropped by 600 contracts before bouncing back. The active buying and selling power has accumulated +2,480 over 24 hours, remaining positive, proving the buyers aren't backing down.

If we flip the hunting path: the main players have swept through the short liquidity between 59,080-62,400 (the starting point of the June 7 bullish candle is from 60,708), and now they need to consolidate above 62,400 to build momentum, targeting the short stop-loss liquidity pool above 64,250. The longer the consolidation, the more forceful the breakout will be.

The watershed is at 62,400. If we hold, we continue to grind up to 64,250. If it breaks, we flip the script.

1-hour strategy (personal view: mainly long, with some shorts)

Long positions:
Entry: 62,800-63,000, 1.5% position
Add-on: 62,400-62,500 (precisely at the lower convergence), 1.5% position
Unified stop-loss: 62,100
Target one: 64,000-64,200
Target two: 65,400-65,800

Short positions (light):
Entry: 64,100-64,200
Stop-loss: 64,500
Target: 63,200-63,000

The logic of going long in a converging structure is to enter at the lower edge with a clear stop-loss. Waiting for a breakout above 64,250 to add more is not too late; for now, let's profit within the range. Are you waiting for opportunities at the bottom or chasing the highs and getting wrecked? #逾200家加密机构敦促参议院CLARITY法案投票 $BTC #SaharaAI代币15分钟内跌55%

Once 64,250 gets swept, it bounces back instantly, and for 10 hours, it hasn't moved up a bit. The big players took their shorts and pulled out; are you still waiting for a second top?

→ Hunting Path

At 06:00, that 15-minute candlestick printed a massive 15,808 BTC, blasting from 61,690 straight to 64,250, wiping out stop losses above, then the price never touched above 63,850 again. After that, every rebound over the next 12 hours was weaker than the last: 63,850→63,438→63,321→63,260, a classic stair-step decline after distribution. The intent of the big players is clear: they’ve finished their work above, and the next stop is below 62,377 where the long stop losses are.

→ Volume-Price Confirmation

After the massive top, the 15M single candle volume dropped sharply from 15,808 to the 1,000-2,000 range, an 8-fold decrease. The rebounds have no capital backing; only retail traders are picking up the pieces. Continuous positive fees indicate that long positions are accumulating, just the kind of environment the big players love to harvest.

→ Intraday Strategy (Main Short, Secondary Long)

Short Position:
Entry 63,400-63,500 (15M supply zone high at 07:45 of 63,430)
Initial position 2% / add-on 3% at 63,750
Unified stop loss 63,900
Target 62,600-62,400
Risk-reward ratio about 1:1.3

Long Position (very light):
Entry 62,400-62,500
Stop loss 62,100
Target 63,000

→ 5-Minute Strategy (Main Short)

Short Position:
Entry 63,250-63,320 (5M order block high at 15:45 of 63,321)
Stop loss 63,500
Target 62,800-62,950
Risk-reward ratio about 1:1.5

Long Position:
Entry 62,800-62,900 (5M demand zone dense area from 14:35-15:00)
Stop loss 62,650
Target 63,150-63,250

After sweeping above, will they sweep below? Can 62,377 hold or not? What do you all think?

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