I’m watching $BTC here.



That 15m move is getting pretty stretched now. BTC is sitting around $78.5K after a near 10% run, and it’s already knocking on the $78.65K daily high.

I wouldn’t chase this candle. I’d rather see a small pullback and watch if buyers keep the breakout structure intact.

Entry: $77,800–$78,200
TP1: $78,650
TP2: $79,000
TP3: $80,000
SL: Below $77,300

For me, the next clue is simple: clear $78.65K and hold it, and BTC could keep squeezing higher. Lose the recent breakout area, and I’d wait for a cleaner setup.

#BTCBreaks77000
BTC1.77%
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BTCUSDT
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Cross 6X
Return %
+151.89%
Entry Price(USDT)
62,587.1
Mark Price(USDT)
79,113.5
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AntiMartingale
· 15h ago
I actually agree with you. Missing out on a few hundred dollars isn’t being left behind—it’s waiting for a more comfortable entry point.
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FrozenVault_North
· 08-23 11:50
I missed the order I placed at 77K earlier, and now I’m hesitating over whether to wait for 77.8. So frustrating.
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MevBreakRoom
· 08-23 06:34
The near-10% gain is indeed quite substantial; looking at the 15-minute chart, that bullish candle feels a bit overextended in the short term.
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MentalAnchor
· 08-22 13:27
Honestly, entering at this level is a bit of a gamble. Those looking to get in should wait for a pullback to around 78.
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DiamondDog
· 08-21 10:16
Only after 78.65 holds firmly will there be a chance for a continued push; entering now would just make it easier for the main force to profit.
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BollingerDancer
· 08-21 09:19
Last time it rose from 74K, a bunch of people were also calling for a pullback, but it still surged all the way to 79K. Hard to say this time.
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ColdWalletWatcher
· 08-21 09:19
The short-term move is a bit overheated, but the broader trend remains intact. If you don’t enter on the pullback, it’s simply giving you a chance to get on board.
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EarningsSleuth
· 08-21 09:15
Placing the stop-loss below 77.3 is indeed comfortable; even if it really drops, you won't get stopped out too badly.
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PositionScale
· 08-21 09:15
The key isn’t predicting the direction—it’s whether you dare to hold after the breakout. Breaking below 77.3 is actually a reminder that you should stop-loss.
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StopLossNow
· 08-21 09:06
This logic is simple and clear, and much more reliable than those signal-calling influencers. At least it provides a clear plan.
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