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8 minutes ago

Red Alert: if we close the day below 20 ma ( daily TF)..100k is not far away🤞

22 minutes ago

We are at a very critical point of what happens in the next 4-8 weeks. Another leg down starting from here, and you'd have no choice but to expect these super high timeframe bearish divergences to play down to lower lows just like the weekly bearish divergences in January did as well. The massive double top would play down into the low 50s if the neckline decisively breaks on weekly candles. I expect the 74-75k neckline area to be tested. There is a chance it doesn't break down below. My primary targets as of now are 75k and 54k. 54k is a key level. The higher the market goes, the greater the correction is likely to be.

I would expect the bear market low to be in the neighborhood of 25-30k. That will most likely come in 2026. Is 112,000.00 going to be the cycle top? Of course no one can know that for certain, but it should stand out that it perfectly touched 112,000.00. This is very reminiscent of the 69.000.00 top in 2021 as well as the 20,000.00 top that some exchanges saw in 2017. Regardless of what the top price is going to be it is much closer than everyone thinks. We had two blow off tops in BTC's early stages. It isn't unlikely to see it have two double tops. We may even see a retest of the 75k low, and a triple top in October-December months. The market is extremely extended on all metrics though.

Ashbur

23 minutes ago

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acktilecontractors

24 minutes ago

we tried… 94k next see u down there

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moonypto

1 hour ago

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