Bitcoin does not get a pass for profitable mess.
The SELL LINE is $75,165.
Cleanliness is the failed check today, even with the long still open.
I keep holding, but I do not upgrade a choppy market.
The open long is day 13, and only 3 of 4 entry checks pass, but those are not sell triggers. The sell trigger is already written.
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A shrinking Bitcoin profit is still not a sell.
The SELL LINE is $75,165, and price still sits 3.2% above it.
Until that line fails, cutting the long is an opinion, not this rule. That is why the number is written first.
A profitable Bitcoin long is not a license to relax.
The SELL LINE is $75,165, written before the decline that would matter.
Price still has 4.5% of buffer, so the standing answer is to hold until that price fails.
A Bitcoin gain can be real and still not clean.
The SELL LINE is $75,165.
Choppiness is 46.77 against a 45 clean limit, so this hold is not getting extra permission from the market.
Break the line, and the rule stops defending it.
A clean profit is not the same as a clean market.
Bitcoin's SELL LINE is $75,165, and the only failed check is cleanliness.
That keeps the long mechanical: strength can continue, but the sell price is already written.
A Bitcoin long in profit still needs a prewritten sell price.
Today that price is the $74,826 SELL LINE.
Choppiness is 53.41 against a 45 clean limit, so the failed check is not price.
Above the line, I hold. Below it, I sell.
Profit is not proof unless it survives its sell price.
Bitcoin still answers to the $74,826 SELL LINE.
That leaves 5.2% of buffer between discipline and being out.
Above it, holding is the rule. Below it, the opinion dies.
A profitable Bitcoin long can still have a hard sell price.
Today that price is the SELL LINE at $75,222.
The open long is only on day five.
That is the whole point of publishing the line first. If it holds, profit is not a reason to interfere.