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Not at the PC, but my Bitcoin target zone remains unchanged at $55k–48k.
Ideally, I’d also like to see a simultaneous sell-off in the U.S. stock market. If we get that kind of broad capitulation, I’ll be looking to deploy every remaining reserve.
Until then, enjoy some time away from the charts and stop watching the bloodbath 24/7 😄
$BTC
Bitcoin update:
The long position got stopped out. I still believe we eventually get a bullish reaction back above $78k, but the market is showing so much weakness right now that you almost have to expect direct continuation lower.
Like I already mentioned before, that was my final long position for this week. I’m off to Thailand for a month now
Hopefully when I come back, Bitcoin is trading below $55k.
solana:rndrizKT3MK1iimdxRdWabcF7Zg7AR5T4nud4EkHBof
Moved it to break-even now. Do or die. I’m honestly getting tired of this constant pump-and-dump market.
$RENDER
Current watchlist focus: $RNDR.
Render is not only trying to reclaim the 4H trend right above price, but it’s also sitting directly below the daily 200 EMA trend level. I could definitely see a bullish breakout toward the $3 region if we manage to break above the $2 level.
The structure itself unfortunately isn’t particularly clean, but right now I’m mainly paying attention to the strength of the trend. Could be one of the few names setting up for a real breakout here.
$BTC
Bitcoin update:
The long position got stopped out. I still believe we eventually get a bullish reaction back above $78k, but the market is showing so much weakness right now that you almost have to expect direct continuation lower.
Like I already mentioned before, that was my final long position for this week. I’m off to Thailand for a month now
Hopefully when I come back, Bitcoin is trading below $55k.
$BTC
I’ll probably take one final long trade this week. After the take-profit gets reached, I’ll most likely start reducing some of my other long positions as well.
Based on the time model — although I’m generally not a huge fan of trying to call exact tops within specific time windows — there’s a basic principle that says a correction should last at least 33% of the duration of the first impulse.
That means if this really is a corrective move on Bitcoin, it likely shouldn’t peak before Thursday at the earliest.
So the party probably continues until then, but after Thursday I’d start paying very close attention.
One of the biggest mistakes traders make in strong uptrends is obsessing over catching the exact top instead of respecting the trend that’s currently in front of them.
As price keeps pushing higher, many start forcing shorts simply because the potential RR looks attractive.
A counter-trend short might offer 1:10 or even 1:20, while a continuation long may “only” offer 1:2 or 1:3.
Psychologically, the short feels smarter.
But trading is not just about RR.
Probability matters.
A beautiful RR means nothing if the setup itself has a low probability of working.
In strong trends, traders often convince themselves the market has to reverse simply because price already moved too far in their eyes — not because the chart is actually giving bearish confirmation.
That’s the difference.
There is nothing wrong with looking for a top eventually.
But there’s a major difference between preparing for a reversal and blindly shorting every new high.
In my opinion, during strong momentum phases, the smarter approach is often:
follow the trend,
take profits into strength,
and only seriously consider shorts once clear warning signs appear.
Divergences.
Structure breaks.
Momentum shifts.
Until then, fighting the strongest trend on the board just because the imagined payout is larger can become very expensive.
$BTC
Bitcoin update — overall unchanged from yesterday.
The impulse is confirmed and in my opinion the deeper sell-off is still ahead. At this point, everyone has to decide for themselves whether to place hedges in the $78,500–81,000 region or even start scaling out of spot positions.
The invalidation for the bearish setup would clearly be a break above $82,800. If that happens, we’d have to consider a much more bullish deviation scenario. But as long as we stay below $82,800, the risk of a larger sell-off remains very real.
My primary expectation is still a move into the $54k–48k region, where Bitcoin should finally build a larger bottom and complete the entire corrective structure.
Ideally, we now see another clean three-wave move higher first. It’s important to mention that Wave 2 rallies are often very aggressive and direct — usually strong enough to make people believe we’re breaking bullish again before the market eventually fully rolls over.
If we get a cleaner three-wave move upward here, the short targets can become much more precise. Until then, we still have to work with the broader resistance zone between $78,500 and $81,000.
One more important thing: the final sell-off toward the $55k region should again happen impulsively, meaning in a clear five-wave structure. However, the final Wave 5 of corrections is often extremely choppy and difficult to count properly.
So don’t focus too much on trying to perfectly count every last wave near the end. Focus more on the overall target region between roughly $54,600 and a maximum downside around $48,000.
$BCH
I opened a long position with stops at $275. My target is around $1,700, which would give roughly a 1:14 risk-to-reward ratio.
The alternative scenario would be a deeper sell-off into the $200 region. In that case, I’d look to open another long there with stops below $87 and once again target the $1,600 area. That setup would still offer around 1:13 RR.
You could also approach this as a spot trade by allocating 50% at the current price level and another 50% around $200, with a final invalidation below $87.
$HYPE
$HYPE late long entry idea:
If possible, I’d open a separate position for new entries here. I would personally continue holding existing longs and avoid ruining the average entry on the core position.
plasma:native
plasma:native idea:
XPL built strong MACD divergences down at the lows here. If we get a bullish cross confirmed on the 4H close, I’m considering a long targeting the $0.11 region.
That being said, it’s important to mention that on XPL almost every single pump gets instantly sold into from spot holders. Because of that, I’ll risk a maximum of 0.5% on this setup.
The setup itself currently offers around a 7.7% move, which translates to roughly a 3.8R trade with 0.5 risk.
I’m purely trading this because the setup itself looks decent — not because I still fundamentally believe in the coin. Like I said, spot selling pressure on every rally has been extremely aggressive.
$HYPE
$HYPE late long entry idea:
If possible, I’d open a separate position for new entries here. I would personally continue holding existing longs and avoid ruining the average entry on the core position.
$RENDER
The trade remains open for now. move the stop-loss up slightly to around $1.765.
I’m still hoping we get one more expansion move together with Bitcoin’s relief rally. However, if Bitcoin starts entering the Wave 2 territory , I’ll move the stop-loss to break-even here.
At that point, either we get stopped out or we get lucky one more time and the breakout really starts accelerating.
$HYPE update:
We’re still on the right track here. From the newly established impulse off the $38 region, HYPE should now continue developing the impulsive Wave 3 with a target region around $72.5.
Since there are still several larger wave counts open on the higher timeframe, there’s definitely a possibility that this move accelerates much more aggressively from here.
That being said, it’s important to remember that at some point profits need to be realized — at least partially. There’s no point in having an amazing trade if you never actually lock anything in at the end of the day.