Bitcoin: Blood in the Streets – Now is the Time!

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Once again, there’s blood in the streets—and from this point on I start scaling into spot positions again, slowly but deliberately.

All of these are spot entries with soft stop-losses—not hard exits, but areas I’ll react to if needed.

So why now? For one, we’re sitting right above the 38,2% Fibonacci level for the ending of the wave A. At the same time, we’re about to tap into a daily Fair Value Gap, while trying to hold the range support—two important technical levels lining up on the higher time frame.

Below that, we have an untapped VWAP at $65.5K, which could act as a magnet, as it often does. And yeah—if we go under $62K or even $60K, the classic “time to work at McDonald’s” joke comes back. But seriously: in markets like this, you need to stay calm, have some humor, and most of all, know what’s possible.

So I’m cautiously watching the S&P 500 closely, which plays a big role in this setup for me.

That’s where I stand on BTC right now—careful optimism, grounded in context and reasoning for me.
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Stromm | BITCOIN Are You BULLISH Enough?
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No, We Don’t Need More Blood. The Drop Was Real Enough For Now

Got a few messages asking if there still needs to be more “blood on the streets” for Bitcoin one month ago.
And honestly? No. That blood already spilled — and plenty of it.

We just saw a 33% rise after within a single month.
I don’t need more than that to lock in profits — and I’ve taken a lot off the table now.

Now I’m just watching and waiting to see how things evolve from here.
Anyone still trying to squeeze every last drop out of this move?
Careful - you might already be late.

At this stage, it’s all about protecting what you’ve made.
So manage your risk - don’t get greedy, don’t get sloppy.

Respect the move. It already delivered.

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