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BTCUSDT – Critical Price Zone | High Probability for Price DiscoBitcoin is currently trading in a critical price zone, showing strong momentum and bullish structure. If the current trend holds, there is a high probability for a price discovery move toward the $121,000 level. Bullish Scenario: A sustained move above current resistance which is 110k can trigger a breakout. Targeting $121K as the next key upside level. Invalidation Level / Stop Loss: A daily close below $105K will invalidate the bullish structure. This would likely lead to a deeper correction toward the $95K–$98K support area. trade Setup Summary: Entry Zone: green box Target: $121,000 Stop Loss: Daily close below $105,000 if strong daily close below 105 k will have last chance to buy btc below 0.1 Million dollar DYOR
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by Captain-MAO
$BTC 50 EMA Analysis – Daily Timeframe Price is currently hoverCRYPTOCAP:BTC 50 EMA Analysis – Daily Timeframe Price is currently hovering just above the 50 EMA (blue line), which sits around $103,164, while BTC trades slightly higher at $103,774. Historically, as shown by the chart, BTC has respected the 50 EMA as dynamic support in uptrends and resistance in downtrends. Recent touches on the 50 EMA have triggered bounces, indicating it's a strong technical level. 🔸 Key Support Zone at $103,000 – $102,000: If BTC holds above this zone, continuation toward previous highs is likely. 🔸 Upside Target: $108,000 – $110,000 Should the 50 EMA act as a springboard again, BTC could retest recent highs. 🔸 Risk Level at $101,500: A daily close below this level may invalidate the bullish structure and trigger a deeper correction. 🔸 Outlook: Watch for confirmation of a bounce above the 50 EMA. Bullish entries can be considered on strong daily candles above the moving average with tight risk management.
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by CryptoSkullSignal
BTC Squeezed to the Edge – Will $102K Support Hold or Crack?Bitcoin is pressing into the apex of a descending triangle, anchored at $102K. Volume is drying up, EMAs are compressing, and liquidity pools sit just below. This structure rarely resolves quietly — a volatile breakout is imminent. 🔻 Bearish Case (Primary Bias): Breakdown below $102K = short trigger Targets: $98K → $94K Stop: Above $106K Confluence: Bearish pattern + volume dry-up + liquidity below 🟢 Bullish Reversal (Alternate): Breakout above $107.5K = short squeeze likely Flip bias only if trendline is reclaimed on volume 🎯 Final Take: BTC is at a decision point. Don’t trade the bias — trade the breakout. Volatility is coming. Be ready. 📣 What’s your setup? Breakdown or fakeout rally? Share below!
by MyTradingJournal6th
BTC/USDT Technical Analysis, 2025-06-18 09:45 UTC📘 BTC/USDT Scalping Setup – Whale-Assisted Dip Buy This strategy is designed for high-precision, short-term long trades on BTC/USDT using the 15-minute chart. It targets oversold conditions with signs of reversal, confirmed by whale activity, volume spikes, and key support levels. The edge comes from combining retail technicals (RSI, Stoch, MACD, candlestick patterns) with institutional confirmation (order flow, OBV, and large bids from whales). ✅ Key Strategy Components: Oversold Technicals: RSI and Stochastic suggest price exhaustion. Support Zone Alignment: Price is dipping near major support (pivot S1 or local low). Reversal Candlestick: Clean bullish signals like Hammer or Engulfing show shift in sentiment. Smart Money Confirmation: Whale buyers (>5 BTC bids) Bid dominance (>3%) OBV rising = silent accumulation Timing is Critical: Trades are only taken in the first 2 minutes of the 5-min candle with a volume burst. 🎯 Trade Management Entry: On close of confirming candle (when all criteria align) Take Profit: +1.2% (or ~1200 pts) Stop Loss: -0.6% (or ~600 pts) Risk/Reward: 1:2 📈 Why This Works This is not just a basic RSI/Stochastic play — it’s a multi-confirmation strategy tuned for whale detection, volume acceleration, and institutional footprints. It’s ideal for high-volatility sessions and works best in range or retracement phases of a broader uptrend. ⚠️ Pro Tips Avoid entries during extreme news volatility Be disciplined – all filters must align (this is a precision setup)
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by CryptoSignalsChannel
The Nature of Zones — Reversals, Continuations, and the FlowWe’ve all heard trading terms like Major Trend and Major Counter-Trend levels. These are zones where price either breaks through and continues (Trend Levels) or sharply reverses (Counter-Trend Levels). In the crypto world, these levels are often separated by enormous gaps, due to the nature of the space — as I’ve mentioned in a previous idea: Crypto Charts Whisper—Are You Listening? Let’s get one thing clear from the start. These levels are not just thin lines that traders casually draw across a chart. They are zones. So, as a skilled trader, anytime someone mentions support or resistance, keep in mind: interact with these as zones, not levels. Why? The answer lies in the nature of the candlestick itself. Most support and resistance areas — 99% of the time — are defined by candlesticks such as inverted hammers, shooting stars, etc. For instance, in an uptrend near its peak, you’ll often spot an inverted hammer with a rejection wick that’s at least 25–50% of the candle’s body. The longer the wick, the stronger the rejection. In that sense, the high and the close of that candle form the zone. And what better tool to use for this than the rectangle? Now, to slowly return to our main point — many of you might’ve noticed that zones often change their nature, especially resistance zones. If you’re experienced, you already know: price tends to go higher by nature. So when a counter-trend zone gets broken and price pushes above it, it shifts — it becomes a trend zone. Later, if price retests it from above, it often turns into support, and with another reversal, it can shift again — becoming a counter-trend zone once more. But my point goes deeper than what you’ll hear in lessons or YouTube videos. Like I said in another post — A Follow-up to “Adjustments for Better Readings & VSA vs BTC” — if it’s already out there, it’s probably old news. A skilled trader keeps an open mind — merging everything into one system. And it's part of this oneness mindset that elite traders follow, which I want to share now. So I ask you: What if the idea of trend and counter-trend zones didn’t just apply to major levels? What if this concept applied everywhere on the chart? For me, this isn’t just a question anymore — it’s a fact. A fact that made me a better trader. I won’t lie — before I got good at this, I failed over and over. But I never quit. That’s not the point though. The point is to expand your vision and train yourself to react just like the elite do. Take double or triple tops/bottoms — standard or rounded. These formations also act exactly like trend and counter-trend zones. And they stay relevant well into the future. Every level is tested at least twice, from both directions. Maybe not immediately, but eventually — across multiple time frames. And just like that, a level becomes a major zone for future use — especially if you trade across multiple time frames. So be careful: if you’re only looking at the 1-hour chart, you might miss something important that’s playing out on the 3-minute. And that can trigger psychological discomfort... leading to FOMO — and all the mistakes that come with it. Also remember — double and triple tops/bottoms are zones, not exact lines. Many traders lose trades by a single tick, just because they forget that rule. Let’s go a bit deeper now. Think about all the small highs and lows that appear between those tops and bottoms on a 3-minute chart. How can they help you trade better? The answer goes back to my previous idea: Location, Location, Location — Consistency and Alignment. I get it — staying observant 24/7 is hard. That’s why institutions and big players work in teams, in shifts. They’re never alone. You shouldn’t be either. There’s a lot more that could be said about these levels and zones — how they reveal future trend behavior, a flow! even without indicators or VSA. It has to do with how specific highs and lows behave at certain points in time... but let’s leave that for now. For the outro, remember this: The real edge isn’t in indicators. It’s in your ability to catch the flow of price, And to read strength or weakness through the simple structures within the zones Big Players create — whether visible or hidden. A chart isn’t a single truth. It’s a battlefield of conflicting zones and mixed signals. If this mindset resonates with you and you want to go deeper — whether it’s building confidence or spotting hidden signals early — I work with a small circle of traders, sharing TA privately every day. Feel free to reach out. Until next time, be well and trade wisely.
by WhatComes21
Possible outcome for $BTCBitcoin Price Analysis: Signs Pointing to a Potential Downtrend The chart above illustrates a detailed analysis of BTCUSDT (Bitcoin paired with USDT) using Elliott Wave theory and key support/resistance levels. After what appears to be a completed 5-wave bullish cycle, the technical outlook suggests that Bitcoin may be poised for a significant downside correction. Completion of the Elliott Wave Structure The chart marks the completion of five distinct waves: Wave (1) initiated the bullish trend. Wave (2) represented the first significant pullback. Wave (3) delivered a strong upward surge, surpassing previous highs. Wave (4) brought another retracement, finding support near a previous resistance zone. Wave (5) capped off the structure, reaching above the $100,000 mark before exhibiting signs of exhaustion. According to Elliott Wave theory, a 5-wave impulse is typically followed by a corrective ABC pattern. The chart suggests that this correction is now underway. But I think it is trying to create a double top pattern. Key Levels to Watch Highlighted on the chart are several crucial horizontal zones: Near-term resistance: Around $109,600 – $112,000. Bitcoin struggled to maintain momentum above this area and has since started declining. First major support zone: Around $75,000 – $80,000. This was a former resistance zone during Wave (3) and may now act as support during the early stages of the correction. Critical support levels: Marked at $54,019, $50,000, and $46,877.5. A break below these levels would indicate a deeper corrective move, potentially aligning with the projected path shown on the chart. Trendline Break and Bearish Outlook The yellow upward trendline that supported the entire rally is at risk of being decisively broken. The chart projection shows Bitcoin slicing through this trendline, signaling a shift from a bullish to bearish market structure. If this occurs, it could lead to accelerated selling pressure as confidence in the uptrend erodes. Projected Price Path The white arrows in the image depict a scenario where Bitcoin could fall to around $54,000 and possibly as low as the $46,000 region if key supports give way. This represents a significant correction, but one that aligns with historical post-impulse patterns seen in previous Bitcoin cycles. Conclusion While Bitcoin has enjoyed an impressive rally culminating above the $100,000 level, technical indicators on this chart point to the increasing likelihood of a sustained downward correction. Traders and investors should monitor the key support levels closely and be prepared for heightened volatility as the market seeks a new equilibrium following this extended bull run.
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by GhOsT_tRvDeR