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$BTC has dropped below the $75,000 level.
Bitcoin failed to hold above the $77,000-$78,000 level, which is a sign of exhaustion.
The key level here for Bitcoin is $72,000 and if BTC loses this, the entire ceasefire pump will be retraced.
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The markets don't look bad to me.
Clearly, liquidity swept on a Friday afternoon and some profit-taking since.
Lots of uncertainties surrounding the Middle-East causing investors to go risk-off prior to the Monday open.
This has left a relatively large CME gap for #Bitcoin, which I think we'll close in the coming days.
All in all, as long as $72K holds for support, I would suspect that we're going to be seeing some upwards momentum to $85K on #Bitcoin.
@BrianMorrisrun There isn’t a legitimate QFS/NESARA platform those are widely used scam narratives designed to funnel victims into repeated fraud cycles. @forensicsteveb can help review where funds went and clarify the pattern. @BrianMorrisrun
@RitzXRP That’s an ongoing scam pattern of rotating accounts and new tokens to evade detection. Public alerts alone rarely prompt action without solid evidence. @forensicsteveb can help map the activity and structure the case. @RitzXRP
@xxxxxx42968@paoloardoino If the wallet is genuinely frozen by an exchange or issuer, recovery is possible but usually requires formal proof and legal verification otherwise funds stay locked. @forensicsteveb can help compile the trace and support your claim. @xxxxxx42968
@djB9133 Repeat-offender scam pattern constant handle changes to evade detection, with funds already moved beyond easy recovery. A clean trace and evidence set is key @forensicsteveb can help map and structure it. @djB9133
$BTC retesting $75K support here is not bearish.
The retest of support is the most important part of confirming a breakout. It is the chart’s way of proving whether prior resistance can now act as support, while also rebalancing order flow before continuation.
What would be bearish is if this $75K liquidity support fails and price is pushed back deeper into the same range it just spent three months trying to break out of.
If it has to go that deep just to find liquidity for continuation, the breakout lacks momentum.
The deeper the retrace, the weaker the move.
Just don’t lose $75K.
$ETH is looking weak here.
There are major long liquidation clusters around the $2,200 level, which could be taken out.
Also, Ethereum has formed some short-side liquidity around the $2,450-$2,480 level, which could be the final move.
@SourenaJ61 That looks like a platform-related scam funds are typically funneled through controlled wallets with no real recovery path once sent. @forensicsteveb can help examine the transaction trail and identify where assets were routed. @SourenaJ61
@panna0007ab That aligns with a wallet compromise tied to a token-related scam often phishing or malicious approvals leading to a full drain, not an exchange fault. @forensicsteveb can help review the wallet activity and track how the funds moved. @panna0007ab
Bitcoin is now repeating the same Bull Trap we’ve seen every cycle.
This pattern always ends the same way - and this time $BTC will dump to $52K next week.
Don’t become exit liquidity.
@TedPillows Downside first to sweep those fat $70-72k stops. Classic liquidity grab before the real squeeze higher.
What’s your conviction level on the order?