That sell-off just now made a lot of people think it was only a normal pullback, but what I’m watching is whether anyone steps in after the sweep.

$BTC was moving back and forth in the high range earlier. On the surface, it looked like it was going sideways, but in reality, every time there’s a rally it’s burning through the funds chasing longs. What really caught my attention was that after one failed quick surge, the order book immediately turned weak. That position is critical, so I entered a short around 75691.9.

Now the price is at 61903.3, and the floating profit shows +3165.51%. The volatility/range has clearly opened up. The market’s easiest way to fool people is fake strength. It still looks like it’s holding up, but the structure has already loosened—most people haven’t reacted yet before they get dragged down with it.

I won’t be greedy and hold this all the way to the very last moment. I’ll take profits in batches for the most part first, and then keep the remaining position going with a protective stop in place. Being able to keep the profits matters more than just shouting how hard the move is.

If you haven’t entered, don’t chase key levels. Don’t chase the bounce-back orders—wait for the next opportunity to show up before looking again.

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