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$BTC Could today’s Clarity Act vote mark the beginning of BTC’s next major expansion?
Price is currently trading far below the level that needs to be reclaimed in order to invalidate bearish structure, so I’m not expecting a single news event to suddenly push BTC above $83K.
However, events like this can be what shifts momentum and starts a larger move.
If today’s reaction brings strong buying pressure back into the market, it could be the first step toward reclaiming the previous high and eventually invalidating the bearish HTF structure.
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Its time to start building.
The first genuine sweep in weeks has arrived. $BTC
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$BTC Coinbase Premium Index
CBPI Plummeting after Dems counteroffer the CLARITY Act just before todays vote.
FED Meeting tomorrow, too...
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$SOL is bullish on the weekly chart.
Price could spend additional weeks below the blue line, create a higher low, and then go.
Trending dots are currently at $78.85.
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This is just insane
Someone opened a $86 million $ETH long with 25x leverage
He is now $43 away from getting fully liquidated
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Whale 0x3305 keeps buying $HYPE every day!
Over the past 15 days, the whale has bought a total of 358,609 $HYPE ($28.8M).
HYPE-4.00%
$BTC Price has been trading inside this range for roughly three weeks now.
During that time, BTC has swept the pmH, while the pmL has so far remained untouched.
Although price has just reclaimed the range low after briefly deviating below it and taking out a decent amount of long liquidity, I still wouldn’t lean too bullish here.
If we compare the current price action to the corresponding 2022 fractal, we can see that after the explosive breakout from the bottoming range, price formed another range and traded inside it for exactly 18 days before selling off into a key support level.
This was t
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$BTC They are not the same...
Those sidelined will soon start saying these three rallies are the same, but they clearly aren't.
The two previous rallies left most of the lows unswept, making participants believe higher prices were coming before quickly reversing the entire move.
This rally came after more than two months of ranging, leaving most participants sidelined and waiting for lower prices, while liquidating $6B in shorts on the move up.
This time, the move won't be reversed.
This is re-accumulation before another expansion.
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The bottom impulse candle never gets fully filled.
A lot of people are always looking at the "imbalance", the "major weekly FVG", or the low volume transacted around that particular price region.
Now, targeting imbalances can work, but during a bull market, the majority of imbalances formed by strong legs higher usually don't get fully filled. In fact, bottoming impulse candles historically tend to remain unfilled.
And I think there's a relatively simple explanation for that.
We chopped for 2 months, then pumped 27%, and the market is still sitting in disbelief. There isn't necessarily any inc
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$BTC Most of the downside liquidity has already been swept.
From a liquidity standpoint, the focus now shifts back to the upside.
Especially the area around 82k is interesting, as there are a lot of potential short liquidations sitting there, making it a likely target for a liquidity sweep.
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$BTC Accumulation comes before expansion.
BTC actually spends most of its time trading inside ranges and only has shorter periods where we see an explosive move.
That’s because price usually needs time to consolidate, absorb supply, and build up the liquidity required for the next expansion.
Looking at the range BTC is currently forming, I believe that we likely still have some more consolidation ahead of us before price eventually breaks out.
I personally see the $90K–$95K area as a potential target for the next expansion to the upside.
However, until that happens, it will likely take us unti
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Bitcoin is at a key level.
$79,500 has flipped from support into resistance after BTC failed to hold above it.
If we reclaim $79.5K and hold it, I’d be looking for a move back towards $81K+.
If we lose $78K, I’d expect the liquidity below to get taken first.
Simple levels to watch.
$79.5K reclaim = bullish.
$78K loss = bearish.
Until then, I’m waiting...
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The 14th of September is a date worth paying attention to.
Historically, 11/14 times we've seen a negative reaction around this date, primarily because $BTC was trading within a bear market.
But the dynamic has changed.
Since $BTC transitioned back into an uptrend, the 14th has actually marked pushes to the upside rather than downside.
As always with these pivots, I care more about the narrative heading into the date than the date itself.
If we start aggressively pumping into the 14th, I'll be looking for the inverse move. If we start dumping into it, vice versa.
The objective is simple, ident
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Bitcoin On Chain Profit Signals Are Improving But The Market Is Not Out Of Danger Yet
BTC on chain structure is improving, but the latest data does not yet show the extreme profitability normally associated with a late stage euphoric market. BTC is trading around $80K, while the realized price of coins held for 1 to 3 months is near $63K. This leaves the cohort with roughly 27% unrealized profit, a significant recovery from the negative conditions seen during previous drawdowns. Short term holders are therefore back in profit, but the cushion remains moderate rather than extreme.
The Profit/Lo
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