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BTCUSDT 1H – Bearish Divergence + Liquidity Zone Below🟧 BTCUSDT 1H – Bearish Divergence + Liquidity Zone Below 🧠 Market Context: Price pushed into new local highs but is now showing signs of exhaustion as RSI Bearish Divergence emerges — price made a higher high while RSI made a lower high. This often signals a potential pullback or local top. 🔍 Key Observations: Bearish Divergence on RSI (highlighted clearly) Price rejected after a sweep of recent highs High Volume Node (HVN) and liquidity zone forming below around $90,000–$88,000 Volume imbalance visible near GETTEX:87K –$85k as possible reaccumulation areas 📊 Volume Profile Insights: Low participation above $94k – potential inefficiency POC (Point of Control) aligns near $90,594 Major buyer interest zones: $88,074, $86,132, and $85,165 🕐 Timeframe: 1H 📍 Exchange: Binance 🧭 Tools used: RSI, Volume Profile, Order Blocks, Market Structure
Short
by hello9dean
BTC Setup: Scalp Shorts Active Below 97.5K BTC is currently facing strong resistance around the 97.5K area on the daily timeframe. As long as BTC stays below 97.5K on a daily closing basis, I am expecting a potential pullback move. 📉 There is a chance of a wick or sharp move down toward the 92K zone, which could provide good scalp short opportunities. 📈 However, a clear breakout and daily close above 97.5K would invalidate this short idea and shift the bias back to bullish continuation. Trade Plan: 🔻 Below 97.5K = Look for scalp shorts with strict risk management. 🔼 Above 97.5K = Exit shorts and watch for bullish setups. Always remember: Protect your capital and stick to your plan! 🎯 ⚠️ Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. This post is for educational purposes only. Always do your own research and manage your own risk before entering any trade.
Short
by Forexcryptowithjohn
BTCUSD - MY ONLY FOCUS FOR THIS WEEK!!INTRO BTC has broken out of the descending Trendline just as anticipated but it's now trading at a premium, so let's breakdown the levels i'm watching and have a clear view on what to expect this week. 1. MARKET OVERVIEW BTC has showed an impulsive move to the upside these previous weeks. While some might be thinking of jumping in on this buys that has been going on i think it's a bad idea to look for the buys to continue this new week because BTC is now trading at a premium level where buys are low probability(it might be a good idea to buy earlier in the week becaus price hasn't approached a key supply zone i'm watching out for) and i'm also anticipating for price to retest the Trendline before the major Buys. 2. KEY LEVELS I'M WATCHING * Supply Zone: 96,400 - 98,700 (My major trade idea for this week is a sell on BTC so i'm only focused on the key supply zone) 3.TRADE BIAS & SCENARIOS I'm Bearish on BTC this week but i'll be looking out for a buy earlier in the week from my H1 Demand Zone (91,600 - 92,400) into my supply zone(96,400 - 98,700). But if price trades to my Supply zone without getting to my H1 Entry point i'll cancel my buy order and focus only on the sell for the week. 4 FINAL NOTES Stay patient and let price come to you and manage your risk when it does. Feel free to share your thoughts or setups in the comment.
Short
by SyHub
Bitcoin Pullback or Opportunity📊 Bitcoin Analysis – Pullback or Opportunity? CRYPTOCAP:BTC hit strong resistance at 94,000 $ failed to push higher, entering a correction phase 📉. Key support zones now lie at 91,200 $ 87,500 $ , both of which have shown solid reactions in the past 🛡️. If price holds one of these levels, the next target could be around 98,500 $based on the previous move’s momentum 🚀. 📌 Price is still holding above the 200 MA, suggesting bullish momentum is alive but needs further confirmation ✅. 👇 What’s your take on the next move? 🔁 Save this if you're watching the next targets 📩 Share with a friend who's trading BTC right now
Long
by EhsanZeydabadi
BTCUSDT – Structure Rebuild or Breakdown? My Neutral Bias Until Description: On the 15-minute BTCUSDT chart, I’m currently directionally neutral—I need the market to tip its hand before engaging. 94,722.9 USDT – If bulls attempt another breakout, demand must punch through this level. No passivity here—if buyers show up strong, I’ll look for confirmation to join a bullish continuation. 91,631.5 USDT – This is my bull/bear S/R inflection level. If the market slides back into this zone, I’m watching for bearish momentum to reclaim dominance. Current stance: Structure is rebuilding for a potential long breakout, but I am aggressively watching for proof—no chasing shadows. Until I get a clear reaction at either of these levels, I remain flat, patient, sniper-focused. The trap zones are set. This is a textbook wait-and-react environment. No bias, no emotion—clarity comes from structure + liquidity + reaction.
by Kyle_Booth
BTC ANALYSIS (update)📊 #BTC Analysis : Update ✅As we said earlier, #BTC performed same. Around 22% bullish move done after the analysis. Now we can see that #BTC is trading around a mmajor resistance. We could expect around 10% bullish move if it sustain above its major resistance area 👀Current Price:  $94,590 🚀 Target Price:    $1,04,476 ⚡️What to do ? 👀Keep an eye on #BTC price action and volume. We can trade according to the chart and make some profits⚡️⚡️ #BTC  #Cryptocurrency  #TechnicalAnalysis  #DYOR
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by ZEUS_Market_Alerts
BTC big profit taking in the horizon....popBTC seems to be full of hot air lately, which lead me to think that most of it is purely speculative. There's a very decent chance of a 5-10k drop soon, at which point, BTCZ / MSTZ (inverse ETFs) will spike up very nicely. History repeats itself and a trend is developing! Let's see where this lands over the next few days, but I'm seeing a thick long red candle coming in the middle of the night as investors look to take their profits. Best of luck and always do your own due diligence!
Short
by antonini2002
A Simple sell set up is formed here in BitcoinCurrent Price Area: ~94000 Short-term Trend View: Downtrend First Target: 93500 Second Target: 93000 Stop Loss: above 94400 In short: you are expecting a short-term correction in Bitcoin from 94000, with a stop-loss tight above recent highs (94400), aiming for a ~1000 point move down. Quick thoughts on this setup: If Bitcoin fails to break 94400 cleanly, your short view stays valid. Watch for support near 93500 — some bounce can happen there, so partial booking or trailing stop could be smart if it stalls.
Short
by SafizTrade
BTC Breakdown Confirmed Below 93.3K: Distribution or Correction?After failing to reach the projected 96.5K supply zone, BTCUSDT topped at 94.9K with a high-volume rejection and has since broken decisively below 93.3K — a critical VWAP support zone. This move validates the bearish continuation scenario and shifts the strategic focus from pullback-reload to downside targets and flow-based invalidation. Key Developments Since the Previous Report: 🔻 Top Confirmed at 94.9K on April 23 at 13:38 UTC 🔽 Delta at top: -266, aggressive selling 🔽 OI peaked and started to stall ❌ Failed to build continuation to 96.5K 🔻 “Support” at 93.3K broken overnight (new low: 92.238 USDT) This eliminates the reload-long scenario and strengthens the short continuation thesis. Current Market Structure: BTC is now trading below VWAP and the previous high-volume breakout zone. The current structure resembles a distribution phase, not a simple pullback: 🔻 Price below VWAP daily/weekly 🔽 OI flat to slightly declining ❌ Buy delta faded post-top, sellers back in control Tactical Outlook: With confirmation below 93.3K, the next key zone of interest is: 🔹 91.800 USDT – Previous accumulation + POC zone If price stabilizes there with renewed buy delta + OI uptick, we can reassess for recovery. But for now, momentum favors sellers. Recommended Tactical Entry: Short Setup (Continuation): 🔹 Sell limit at 93.100–93.300 (retest of broken support) 🔹 Stop Loss: 93.850 (above VWAP and breakout candle) 🔹 TP1: 91.800 (POC zone) 🔹 TP2: 90.200 (gap support below) ⚖️ R/R: 1:2.5 to 1:3 Entry Conditions: Delta remains negative during retest OI does not rise (no renewed long positioning) Volume spike with no follow-through (inefficient move) Invalidation: If price reclaims 93.850 with increasing OI and buyer aggression, short thesis is invalidated. Alternative: enter aggressively after bearish rejection candle on 5–15min timeframe. Playbook: Short bias active unless: Price reclaims 93.8K with conviction (delta + OI surge) Daily closes back above VWAP Until then: ✅ Maintain shorts ❌ Avoid premature longs ⚡ Watch for volume spikes without delta = liquidity traps Conclusion: The failure at 94.9K combined with the clean break of 93.3K marks a transition from bullish continuation to controlled unwind. The market is now in distribution territory, and caution is warranted. Watch 91.8K closely. Author: Pôncio Pacífico Ex-institutional trader, banned from CEXs. "Volume doesn't lie. Traders do." Follow for the next tactical flow shift.
Short
by NunoSid
1
"BTC/USDT Bullish Breakout Setup:Targeting $95,600 After Support🔍 Technical Analysis Summary 1. Key Support Zone (Blue Box) Around $94,500–$94,600, this zone has held multiple tests, confirming it as a strong support area. This base acts as a potential launch point for a bullish move. 2. Breakout Structure Price recently broke above a local resistance near $94,900, suggesting a potential bullish continuation. A retest of that broken level (black horizontal line) is expected, as drawn in the projected price path. 3. Resistance/Target Zone (Green Box) Around $95,600, this is a prior supply zone where price was previously rejected. The chart suggests a projected move toward this target, making it a clear take-profit area. 4. Stop-Loss Area (Red Zone) Below the blue support box, around $94,626, this would be the invalidation level for the long setup. 5. Volume Modest volume increase is seen on the recent breakout attempts, lending some confirmation to the bullish move. 📈 Trade Setup Summary Entry: On breakout and possible retest near $94,900. Stop-Loss: Below $94,600. Target: $95,600 resistance zone. Risk/Reward Ratio: Favorable, assuming tight stop below support. ✅ Bullish Bias Reasoning Strong support base formed. Breakout of local resistance. Clear upside target. Structured trade with defined risk/reward.
Long
by fxemmakiller
The Ultimate Guide to Smart Money ReversalsLet’s cut to it. Most retail traders get caught chasing moves that were never meant for them. They’re entering late, reacting to structure breaks without context, or fading moves without understanding what’s really happening behind the price. If you're trying to trade like smart money on the reversal, at the turn then you need to know when the game is flipping. That’s where the Market Structure Shift (MSS) comes in. But not just any MSS. I'm talking about MSS that follow a liquidity sweep and are driven by real displacementnot weak candles, not in consolidation. Real intent. Real shift. Here’s how I approach it. What Actually Counts as a Market Structure Shift? Everyone talks about market structure higher highs, lower lows, etc. But structure breaks alone don’t mean anything. A valid MSS isn’t just about breaking a swing point. It’s why it broke and how it broke that matters. I only consider a shift valid when three things are in place: Liquidity has been taken (above a high or below a low). The shift is caused by a displacement candle that clearly shows urgency. The move happens with strength, not during chop or consolidation. If you don’t have all three, it’s just noise. Liquidity Comes First Everything starts with a liquidity sweep. That’s the trap. Price has to reach into a pool of liquidity usually above equal highs, clean swing highs, or below clean lows to grab those orders, and reject. That rejection is key. It shows smart money is offloading positions into retail breakouts or stop hunts. Without a sweep, I don’t care what breaks. No liquidity = no reversal setup. So the first thing I do is mark out obvious liquidity levels. Equal highs, equal lows, trendline touches anywhere retail is likely to have their stops sitting. That’s where the fuel is. Then Comes Displacement After the sweep, I want to see displacement a sharp, aggressive move in the opposite direction. Not a weak pullback. Not a slow grind. A real candle that shows intent. Displacement is always obvious. You’ll get a clean candle, often engulfing multiple others, that breaks structure and leaves behind an imbalance what we call a Fair Value Gap (FVG). That imbalance is the signature of smart money hitting the market hard enough to leave a gap in the order flow. If the candle’s weak, or if it happens during consolidation, I skip it. Displacement is what separates real reversals from fakeouts. Here is a clean example of what it should look like. Confirming the Shift Once displacement confirms intent, I check if it actually broke structure. That means: In an uptrend, I want to see price break a previous higher low after sweeping a high. In a downtrend, I want price to break a lower high after sweeping a low. When that happens, that’s your MSS. Price has grabbed liquidity, shown displacement, and broken a key point in the structure. At that point, we’ve got a confirmed shift in control. Entries, Stops, and Targets Here’s how I trade it. After the MSS, I wait for price to pull back into the origin of the move. Usually, that’s going to be one of two things: The Fair Value Gap (imbalance left by the displacement candle) Or the MSS line itself (Shown on the example) Once price comes back into that zone, that’s where I’m interested in getting in. Stop loss always goes just above the high (for shorts) or below the low (for longs) of the displacement candle that caused the MSS. You’re giving it room to breathe, but keeping it tight enough to protect capital. Targets are straightforward: go for the next pool of liquidity. That means swing lows (sell-side) if you’re short, or swing highs (buy-side) if you’re long. That’s where price is most likely to be drawn next. A Clean Bearish Example Let’s say price is trending up, putting in higher highs and higher lows. Then it takes out a recent swing high liquidity swept. Immediately after that, a strong bearish candle drops and breaks the most recent higher low. That candle leaves an imbalance behind—perfect. Now I’ve got: ✅ Liquidity sweep ✅ Displacement ✅ Break of structure I mark out the FVG / MSS line, wait for price to retrace back into it, and enter the short. My stop goes above the displacement candle high. My target? The next clean swing low. That's the next spot where stops are resting where the market is drawn. A Few Things to Watch Out For This method works, but only if you’re strict about the rules. Don’t take MSS setups in consolidation. Wait for clean, impulsive breaks. If the shift happens without displacement or imbalance, skip it. It’s not clean. Be realistic with stops. Tight is good, but don’t choke the trade. Give it the structure it needs. The biggest mistake I see? Traders jump in too early trying to front-run the shift before displacement confirms it. Let the story unfold. Wait for the sweep. Wait for the candle that slaps the market and breaks structure. That’s your edge. As shown here, the first "MSS" is invalid and not the A+ setup you're looking for. Final Thoughts Trading smart money reversals is about reading intent. You’re not just looking at price, you’re understanding why it moved the way it did. When you combine a liquidity grab, displacement, and a break in structure, you're aligning with institutional activity. You're trading at the turn when smart money flips the script and leaves everyone else chasing. This isn’t about trading every break. It’s about knowing which breaks matter. Keep it clean. Stay patient. Follow the flow. __________________________________________ Thanks for your support! 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Education
by TehThomas
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