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If it looks like a range, it probably trades like a range.

Everyone wanted to buy the dip right after the failed range high breakout.

In the higher part of the range.

Nobody will be interested in the lower part of the range and will probably turn full doomer.

Never doom. The opportunity is big, and you'll miss it.
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Tried to warn you guys, and I hope it got a couple of you guys into a better spot today.

If you are in a bad spot, don't be too hard on yourself. Focus on the here and now, not what you lost.

This will end up being a massive opportunity. If you missed all the big runners after the summer, this will eventually bring another round of similar, if not bigger, opportunities.

Just don't get chopped up by jumping in too early. Stay patient, mark your levels of interest and most importantly, let a setup form first. Don't blindly jump in.

Everyone will turn into a mega doomer. They'll tell you we'l
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$BTC Last time I received this much hate was at 80K during the bear market rally. Price kept pushing higher against my short position, which eventually played out.

The same thing is happening now, except I'm on the opposite side. I'm very bullish, yet price keeps pushing lower against my long positions and spot buys.

I always position slightly early. Catching the exact bottom isn't the goal. Catching the bigger move is.

I'd much rather have some positions sitting in a couple of percent of drawdown while being positioned for the next major expansion than sit on the sidelines waiting for the
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$BTC Let's look at what we have here:

We swept the previous low at 74.9k and retested the Weekly Kijun-Sen following a bullish crossover. This is also where we have the Wave B of this Total 3 Harmonic Pattern.

The last impulse towards the upside was our HTF Wave 1, and we're now retesting the Wave 2 levels and have already tapped into the Monthly Bullish FVG here.

Ideally, this retest should complete somewhere inside the 0.382-0.5 Fib region (76k-72k), as we don't usually see deep corrections in an impulsive trend.

Now obviously, it goes without saying that we have a lot of confluences sta
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The victim said they tapped an ad in Safari before wallet apps were emptied.

An iOS exploit kit such as DarkSword is suspected.

DarkSword chains together iOS security flaws to compromise vulnerable iPhones.

Opening a malicious Safari page is enough to steal passwords, photos, Notes and wallet data.

No wallet connection, signature, or approval needed.

Other attacks reported in 2026:

1. Instagram ads

- iPhone was infected while they scrolled past a malic
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Price just swept a major level and tapped into mFVG (75k),

And I see people are still waiting for lower, so that they can get a perfect entry before the next leg up.

Which usually results into them getting frontrun on a 18-20% move just because they wanted to catch extra 3-4%.

Is there a possibility of 72-73k for max pain before 90k ?

Absolutely there is, but at the same time ask yourself if you are mentally prepared to miss out on the next 18-20% move.

I am already positioned for the next leg while keeping the 72-73k level in mind.

Now it's just a matter of time before we see thing
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$BTC It's the same pattern...

After a strong impulse out of a long consolidation range, price tends to form a higher low before the next expansion.

Every early bull market phase follows the same pattern.

Keep targeting new lows. They aren't coming.
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$BTC Structure remains in favor of sellers, which means that unless BTC reclaims $81.1k, we can expect further downside.

Right now, there are two levels I’m watching for a potential rejection.

First, our recent breakdown level at $76.2k-$76.6k, which we are retesting right now.

And above that, my area of interest for shorts around $78.6k.

Considering that a lot of late shorts have entered the market trying to chase further downside, I wouldn’t be surprised to see a small relief bounce as they get squeezed.

However, overall, my main objective remains the September low at $74.9k, which so f
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$BTC took out my aggressive 10x long, and I triggered back into another 10x long precisely at 76.2K, as outlined in my image and plan.

I entered the original aggressive 10x long at 82.9K with smaller margin and less risk, since my bigger longs and spot positioning were already below. (I shared this publicly)

After the 8.5% drop, maintenance margin, fees, and the time the position had been open all factored in. That took out my first entry, but my second entry was triggered.

This is a strategy I’ve been discussing since the macro bottom at 57K: using leverage to catch the lows ahead of the
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$BTC Continuously sweeping the lows while leaving the highs untouched has historically led to significantly higher prices afterwards.

Leaving the highs unswept gives participants a false sense of security in their short positions, keeping them positioned for lower prices.

Ultimately, I expect the next HTF move to be to the upside.

During these conditions, look to bid the dips and position for swing longs. That's how you prepare for the next major move.
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$BTC The 4 year cycle has finally broken,

Last bear market took 365 days to form its bottom.

Meanwhile this time, it took just 273 days to bottom and for comparison it's a 25.2% reduction.

Now let's look at the recovery phase, last cycle it took 486 days for price to reclaim a new ATH from the bottom.

If we apply the same time compression to this cycle, we get approximately 364 days (25.1% reduction).

That's nearly 4 months faster than the previous cycle.

Basically in short a new ATH is around 364 days away from the bottom, which puts us around June - July 2027.

(Reminder: We have alr
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$BTC Spitting image of 2023 so far.

The only difference is that the weekly HH ended up being manipulation above the range, followed by acceptance back below it.

That doesn’t change the fact that the trend is up. It just means this could be the new range before the final leg higher.

We also didn’t see a sweep of the lows in 2023, so maybe that’s something worth noting this time around. We could also spend weeks chopping here. I guess we’re going to have to fuck around and find out.

A lot of people are looking for that capitulation below the lows, like we saw in 2023 when BTC dropped from 25
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$BTC Could the local bottom already be in?

On the lower timeframes, BTC has formed an ascending triangle, which could signal a bullish reversal if we get a confirmed breakout.

Considering how exaggerated the current panic in the market seems, I wouldn't be surprised if this turns out to be the local bottom.

However, the breakout is crucial for this thesis.
If buyers fail to break out and price loses the lower boundary instead, I expect another pullback toward $75.2K.
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18 years ago today, a stranger changed money forever.

On October 31, 2008, Satoshi Nakamoto sent a 9-page paper to a cryptography mailing list with an idea and a name nobody had heard before: "Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System."

Two months later, Satoshi mined the very first block and hid a London Times headline inside of it about banks on the brink of a second bailout. Days later, the first transaction on Bitcoin took place, with 10 BTC moving from Satoshi to Hal Finney.

By 2010, Bitcoin was real enough that Laszlo Hanyecz traded 10,000 of them for two pizzas.

And then Satosh
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$BTC Last cycle we had a similar bearish catalyst that marked the local bottom,

Price dumped -22% from the highs in 2023 and this time I am expecting it to be around 16-17% dump from the highs.

The intriguing part is that after flushing the overleveraged positions,

Price pumped ~50% from the absolute bottom and the projected pump this time is around 25-30%.

It's nothing new, we get these catalysts play out from time to time, but the market does what it wants to.

Overall, it's just a matter of time before we mark the bottom and absolutely rip towards the upside.
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$BTC $77k-$79k liquidity cluster swept

As expected, we first saw the anticipated bounce from the ascending trendline, followed by a sweep of the local highs.

Shortly after, price sold off aggressively, breaking below our key level around $80k and tapping into the lows of the previous range.

This is the area BTC now needs to hold. Otherwise, a deeper pullback into the low $70k region or even towards the previous ATH at $69k becomes possible.

I’m expecting this area to hold, which is why my overall thesis hasn’t changed.

I still think we’ll see BTC trading above $90k this year, but for now
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$BTC Well, look at that.

Yesterday's news driven dump wiped out almost all remaining downside liquidity.

And honestly, I think the market needed a deleveraging event like this before the next leg up.

A lot of leveraged positions have now been flushed out, leaving the market in a potentially healthier position for a recovery.

The more panic I see in the market, the more bullish I become.
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$BTC Nothing out of the ordinary.

Shared the full thought process behind why we could tap this zone just yesterday, and we've seen it come into play shortly after.

This blue box (76.4K–72.9K) is where I'm planning to go heavy on longs and add to my Spot bags.

No changes to the plan. We're still bullish, and we're still expecting higher prices as long as this blue box holds.

Buy the Fear.
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$BTC Zoomed in w/ Last Cycle's Fractals

Now, We all know that we've been following the Last Cycle's PA pretty much to the dot so far. However, I don't solely rely on historical references as they're never guaranteed to play out again, and each cycle's PA is different from the last one in one way or another.

But the thing is, When I couple the Yearly Candle Time + Liquidity analysis I shared above with the last cycle's price action, They pretty much complement each other.

In fact, It feels less like a historical PA reference here and more like a visual representation of that thought process
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$BTC Price dumped into our bottom pivot window (28-30th),

It didn't went for the sweep of the mFVG (75k) following our last fractal and is now starting to form bottom like structure here,

Considering it, I think we have already got the flush in the last pullback (to 75k),

This is still an idea for now but looking at the time pivot and the current market structure.

It looks like we have formed our purple dot and now it's time to hunt the cluster of liquidity above 88k and form the green dot there.

I am swing long from 80.1k and will be adding some alts if we get any pullback (SOL, ETH,
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