Everyone says market consensus is meant to be slapped in the face. Not long ago, everyone was waiting for BTC to pull back to 60k to get in, but it stubbornly withstood global selling pressure and moved in its own way.

Look at the outside world: US tech stocks are dragged down by the AI bubble, Asian markets followed the decline, gold and crude oil are all leaking. But crypto is behaving like nothing happened. BTC and ETH consolidated from February to the end of June, with daily bottom divergence perfectly formed. The technicals tell you just two words: can't drop further. At this point, money flowing out of US stocks might instead drill into crypto.

What I'm worried about now is not it dropping back to 60k, but where to take profit on longs. 68,000? 70,200? Or 72,000? Reducing positions risks selling too early, not reducing risks seeing profits evaporate. But the monthly structure is leaning left, while the daily and weekly could change face at any time—remember, only a firm stand at 75,000 counts as a real bull return. Don't lose the entire cycle for a few thousand points of small fluctuations.

The big players are playing "torturing the eagle," waiting until you dare not get in, then pulling a sudden pump. My take profit strategy is simple: watch the key levels, exit in batches, never be greedy for the last leg. To keep up with the rhythm, pay attention to my follow-up tips, don't slap your own thigh.

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