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Market looks great, but don’t get washed out.
Liquidity is there on both sides.
A lot of coins have already reclaimed important structure, so the play is simple: pick the few that look best on the weekly, scale into some spot, and let them work.
You don’t always need to overtrade it.
Buy strong spot, give it room, and chill. In a month or less, you’ll probably be happy you did.
When the market is trending like this, a lot of traders leave money on the table by exiting too early.
I’ve done it plenty of times myself.
Funny thing is, when we’re wrong, we usually let the full loss hit.
But when we’re right, we rush to close the trade.
Set reasonable targets. Pay yourself along the way. But if the structure is still there, let the winner breathe.
bitcoin:native
bitcoin:native broke above the diagonal trendline and is pushing into local supply overhead.
If BTC flips this supply/range high area into support, the path to 87,250 opens up quickly.
We are already in from earlier.
Apply to join our Discord. Serious people only. Link in Bio.
Weekends are great for practicing scalps.
We rarely trend on weekends, so it’s a good time to get on the 5-minute chart and practice trading the range.
Paper trade, or use a small amount to make it feel more real.
It’ll help you get better at scalping when volatility is low.