$BTC It’s not looking good for bulls.



Exactly what I previously said I didn’t want to see during this move is happening.

Perps are continuously aping into longs, while spot CVD has been flat for a few days now.

This brings back the same dynamic that led to almost all previous reversals after a leg up over the past few months.

It’s just a fact in crypto that moves which aren’t supported by spot are very fragile.

Of course, this doesn’t mean we have to dump right away.

We have also seen that this can continue for a bit longer, but if we don’t get substantial spot buying soon, we’ll see new lows faster than late longs can read their liquidation notice.
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Shaheen69
· 1h ago
This brings back the same dynamic that led to almost all previous reversals after a leg up over the past few months.
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EmpressPhae
· 3h ago
people Long at every slight chance the see BTC going up 🙂‍↔️
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Venüs_
· 3h ago
Thank you for the lovely sharing!
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LeverageLatte
· 3h ago
This wave really feels like the script of the previous fake breakouts—spot CVD hasn't moved, it's purely being forced up by leverage.
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MintConditionHuman
· 3h ago
Perpetual long positions are too aggressive; if spot prices don't follow, it's a risk.
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StakingLibrarian
· 3h ago
Waiting for a volume-driven spot buy order, otherwise it's just fuel for the shorts.
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