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BTCUSDT – M, W, D1 Cycle
$BTC closed its March candle, setting up April’s move—no surprises here. The trend is clear for the next 1-2 months: sideways with a downward correction.

📊 Key Levels:
• Feb: High $102.7k | Low $78.7k
• Mar: High $95k | Low $76.8k
• Apr (Projected): High $90k–$92k | Low $68k–$72k
BTC may drop below March’s low, possibly near $68k. Expect short-term pumps to $90k–$92k, but these are shorting zones, not bullish signals.
🔎 Strategy:
• Trend traders (M timeframe): Look for strong short signals near $90k.
• Short-term traders: Play both long & short based on smaller timeframes.

When the monthly (M) timeframe enters April with these projected highs and lows, the daily (D1) and weekly (W) timeframes will align accordingly. You’ll notice that the weekly (W) is still in the process of forming its bottom, with no clear signal yet confirming that the decline has stopped or that the bottom structure is complete. BTC’s current price is $82,700, still over $14,000 away from the projected low for next month.

The nearest roadmap suggests that BTC’s D1 cycle will adjust upward to the low $90k range, peaking there. This process will be supported by the weekly timeframe. After pushing the price to the $90k-92K zone, BTC will hit a peak, followed by a strong, decisive short signal unified across D1, W, and M timeframes. The price will then drop to the $68k zone, where D1 will form its bottom, and W will also establish its bottom. From there, BTC will begin to move sideways, gradually inching upward while awaiting the monthly candle close to confirm and kick off its next upward wave.

Goodluck.

Buy Spot: Weekly (W)Symbol: NTRNUSDTEntry: Around $0.138 (or wait for a buy signal when smaller timeframes correct)Target: > $0.43Hold Time: Follow the weekly (W) trend

$BTC is currently trading in a narrow range, moving up and down. The D1 uptrend has already played out, from 82K to the 95K zone. Now, we’re waiting for a D1 correction to consider going LONG again. During this D1 downtrend, we can scalp SHORT on H4. However, I’m not choosing to BUY above 95K to chase 97K. Instead, I’ll wait to SHORT or, if no SHORT opportunity arises, wait to LONG again on D1.

- Up to this point, there’s still no Swing Buy signal from the market, folks. Shift the bottom from 68k in the previous mappings to the 55k zone. If it happens fast, we’ll see another price drop tomorrow.

- Shift the bottom from 68k in the previous mappings to the 55k zone. If it’s quick, we’ll get another BTC price drop tomorrow; if it’s slow, it’ll be by the end of the week.

I’m really sorry if you don’t want to read messages like this.
Good luck. $BTC #Bitcoin #TradingSignals

I just want to tell you folks that it’s going to keep heading down.
It’ll drop from one of these three zones:
Zone 1: 80k7 Zone 2: 82k4 Zone 3: 84k
From 82k4–84k, to be precise, that’s the exact zone where $BTC will hit 71k.
Short, sweet, and to the point—enjoy!
Good luck!

- You know, last Friday night I posted that DXY would see a corrective upward move toward the 104–105.3 range—just a corrective rise, mind you.

- At this moment, there’s a bit of a conflict between DXY and $BTC . DXY wants to edge up slightly to that range after bottoming out around 101.7. Meanwhile, BTC is stuck, unable to rise alongside DXY, even though they’re currently in the same structural boat.

- This very “stuck” situation is what gave you a short position down below 74k—lower than the previous bottom of 76k. So now, as DXY climbs, BTC has the conditions to follow DXY’s lead.

- Here’s a key reminder: right now, DXY, BTC, and stocks (CK) are on the same team.
XAU (gold), GBP, and EUR are on the opposing team.

- In the medium term, the gold camp has already taken profits, and naturally, GOLD will decline. Medium-term money is shifting back to USD and BTC.

- Will this shift provide enough momentum for BTC to surge strongly again? I don’t think so—not yet. DXY will likely cut interest rates soon, and the act of devaluing the US dollar’s peg will kick off shortly after.

Enjoy the read!
#Bitcoin #Tradingsignals

$BTC Weekly & Daily Outlook (Short Version)
Weekly View (W):
BTC is forming a weekly bottom after peaking. This means more downside is likely before a bounce.

Watch key zones:
• Zone 1: $72K–75K (nearly reached)
• Zone 2: $64K–68K (next stop)
• Zone 3: $53K (possible in May)
A return to ATH? We’ll know by mid-April or the monthly close.
Daily View (D1):
BTC needs to push toward $70K–72K fast and close a strong candle.
• If D1 closes below $76K, it’s a bearish signal.
• Below $72K, expect a slide to $68K or lower.
• No strong close? Take profits and wait.

Summary:
• W: BTC is bottoming.
• D1: Bearish pressure building.
• Short trades? Hold and watch D1 closes.

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#TOTAL will soon decrease to the range of 1,670 billion USD to 1,900 billion USD?

Note: The response version of the AI Agent
To estimate the price of Bitcoin (BTC) when TOTAL drops to 1,900 billion USD and BTC.D (Bitcoin Dominance) is at 65%, follow these steps:

Step 1: Calculate Bitcoin's Market Cap
- TOTAL (total crypto market cap) = 1,900 billion USD.
- BTC.D = 65%, meaning Bitcoin accounts for 65% of the total market cap.
- Bitcoin’s market cap = TOTAL × BTC.D = 1,900 billion USD × 0.65 = 1,235 billion USD.

Step 2: Determine BTC Circulating Supply
- As of April 7, 2025, Bitcoin’s circulating supply is approximately 19.85 million $BTC (based on recent data, with roughly 900 BTC added daily from mining, but this remains stable enough for our estimate).
- Let’s assume a circulating supply of 19,850,000 BTC for simplicity.

Step 3: Calculate BTC Price
- BTC price = Bitcoin’s market cap / Circulating supply.
- BTC price = 1,235,000,000,000 USD / 19,850,000 BTC ≈ 62,216.62 USD.

Conclusion
- When TOTAL falls to 1,900 billion USD and BTC.D is at 65%, the price of 1 BTC would be around 62,216 USD.
- For the lower range of 1,670 billion USD (as mentioned):
- Bitcoin’s market cap = 1,670 billion USD × 0.65 = 1,085.5 billion USD.

- BTC price = 1,085,500,000,000 USD / 19,850,000 BTC ≈ 54,684.13 USD.

So, in this scenario, BTC’s price could range from approximately 54,684 USD to 62,216 USD, depending on whether TOTAL hits 1,670 billion USD or 1,900 billion USD.

- With this policy, tariff rates are set for each country in percentage terms. The key takeaway is the decline in U.S. trade with each nation—who has a trade surplus, who has a deficit, and who bears the costs—all clearly outlined. This is a step in repositioning the U.S. economy for the coming phase.

- And this policy has also driven $BTC exactly to the 88.7K zone. Ideally, it should have been more decisive and surged to 90K before making a sharp drop to confirm a D1 downtrend—that would have been perfect.
- However, this scenario still aligns well with our BTC analysis, which indicates a 20% drop is approaching in the near future.
- And don’t forget, we have the Non-Farm Payroll (NFP) report this Friday, which will add even more volatility to BTC’s price action, making this weekend even more eventful.
Previous posts on the W, M timeframes and the 20% drop analysis remain fully relevant. Time to serve the next dish. 🍽️

Overview
Following my detailed BTC April analysis, which mapped out monthly, daily (D1), and weekly (W) timeframes, I’m now providing a more refined analysis. The previous post offered a broad framework but lacked precision for actionable steps. Today’s focus is: "The Golden Hour for BTC’s SHORT Point – A 20% Value Drop?"
Why 20%?
- $BTC is in an upward correction phase, moving through two zones:
- Zone 1: $80,000 to $88,000.
- Zone 2: $81,600 to the current price of ~$85,300.
From here, BTC could reach peak zones at:
- Zone 1: $87,600.
- Zone 2: $88,800.
- Zone 3: $92,000.
If BTC hits these peaks, a drop to ~$70,000 is possible, marking a 20% decline. For example, a drop from $87,600 to $70,000 is roughly 20%.
Current Situation
- Current BTC Price: $85,000.
- We’re in the second upward wave, nearing the peak zones. This suggests a potential sharp decline ("earthquake and tsunami") could occur soon.
Market Impact
- Market Cap: A 20% BTC drop could reduce the crypto market cap (currently ~$2-3 trillion) by 15-20%, as BTC comprises 50-60% of the market.
- Altcoins: Altcoins may drop more significantly—30-50% for smaller coins, while stronger ones like ETH might fall 20-25%.
Conclusion
BTC’s upward correction may soon hit a peak at $87,600, $88,800, or $92,000, potentially triggering a 20% drop to $70,000. Watch these levels closely for a SHORT opportunity. Stay prepared!

It’s the Dollar Index (DXY) forming a bottom on the D1 timeframe and adjusting upward to the 106 zone. Naturally, U.S. stock markets will experience positive growth again.

This is a signal for the rise of $BTC and, conversely, a decline in gold prices. Gold will soon peak in this month of April, making way for the growth of DXY, BTC, U.S. stocks, and technology shares.

This is the art of capital flow within the economy, the financial environment, and the continuous rotation driven by market makers.

Good luck.
#USA