$BTC For the time being, I remain more interested in long scalping set-ups than short ones.
The market is still in a phase of consolidation and volatility, so chasing the price in the middle of the range does not offer a significant statistical advantage. I prefer to wait for the market to reveal its intentions.
On the macro range $BTC , these are the levels and triggers that I personally consider most worth monitoring to gain greater confirmation and reduce the risk of trading on false signals.
As you can see, the zone between 60k and 64k remains the key area: as long as the price continues to trade within this range, I expect volatility, false breakouts and non-linear movements.
For this reason, I prefer to wait for clear confirmation:
Recovery and hold of the 64k area… a bullish scenario with the potential for an extension towards higher resistance levels.
A decisive break below 60k… a possible bearish acceleration towards lower liquidity levels.
Remaining within the range… an accumulation/distribution phase where patience is more valuable than compulsive trading.
On lower timeframes, I already shared my view yesterday: there are interesting trading opportunities, but on the macro front I continue to prefer well-defined triggers rather than trying to anticipate the market.
At this stage, risk management matters far more than the search for the perfect trade. Waiting for confirmation often means earning less from the move, but significantly increasing the chances of being on the right side of the market.
Seeing major players offload $BTC can be alarming for many, but it is precisely at times like these that we must keep a clear head and look beyond the short-term noise.
Markets do not move solely on the basis of news or sentiment: they are often driven by the search for liquidity. And it is precisely at times when fear, uncertainty and mistrust prevail that the conditions for the most significant price movements are created.
It would not be the first time we have witnessed a phase of bearish pressure aimed at pushing the price towards areas of greater liquidity, forcing the weakest participants out of the market. These are dynamics that repeat cyclically and are part of the very functioning of financial markets.
The question many are asking is: will we find a bottom and return to new highs?
My answer is simple: yes, sooner or later it will happen. It has always been the case that, following phases of excessive euphoria and subsequent capitulation, the market has found a balance, built a base and resumed its trend. No one can know exactly when this will happen, but constantly worrying about every short-term movement does not change the final outcome.
Should you be worried about anything? No.
What you really should be worried about is not having a plan, being overexposed, using too much leverage or letting your emotions guide you. The market goes through different phases, and this could simply be one of many.
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Support and resistance levels are among the simplest yet most misunderstood concepts in technical analysis. The longer a price zone holds over time, the greater its practical significance tends to be. The difference between an inexperienced trader and an experienced one lies in their approach: the former seeks the perfect level, whilst the latter observes how the market reacts within a zone of interest.
Liquidity sweeps, deviations, reclaims and structural confirmations are often the elements that allow us to distinguish a simple reaction from a high-probability opportunity.
Ultimately, support and resistance levels are not used to predict the future, but to identify areas where it is worth paying closer attention and waiting for the market to reveal its intentions.
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Altcoins $OTHERS I want to make it simple for you: the market is already telling you where to position yourself; you just need to listen to it without overcomplicating things.
As long as TOTAL stays above that red box, the market conditions favour short-term long trades on altcoins. This doesn’t mean buying at random, but looking for continuations, momentum and clean reactions at key levels. Above that zone, the market maintains sufficient structure and liquidity to drive altcoins higher in the short term.
If, on the other hand, the price breaks below the red box and stays there with confirmation, then the context changes: in that case, it makes more sense to look for shorts on altcoins, because the market starts to show weakness and many coins tend to sell off quickly.
The important point is this: you don’t have to predict the market; you have to react to what it does around that level.
Above the box … long scalp bias.
Below the box … short bias.
$BTC Stuck in this range, where the price continues to move without any real direction and every move is often reversed within a short time.
In situations like this, it makes little sense to force trades simply for the sake of being in the market: without a clear trigger or the presence of a genuinely significant ‘iceberg’, the risk is that you’ll be trading on noise rather than a genuine trend.
Waiting for confirmation does not mean missing out on opportunities; it means avoiding random entries at a stage where the market is still deciding which way to release liquidity.
$BTC I’ve been telling you what to do for days, and it’s worked a treat
The secret lies entirely in that 12-hour level
If we stay above that level, the trend remains bullish; if we break below it, it’ll be a good opportunity to open a long position further down
Nothing complicated
$HANTA did $50,000,000 VOLUME on the 8TH of may and went from $4M -> $15M only to retrace all of it
$TROLL did $13,400,000 VOLUME yesterday and went from $55M MC -> $123M MC
Something to think about... All this time and the people are yet to understand its all a volume game
What's sad about this is that the PUMP team almost certainly cleared more off $HANTA than $TROLL holders did combined
$55M to $123M is a real 2x on paper for anyone holding. But the volume tells you how much of that 2x has actually been realized vs how much is still sitting as unrealized PnL
TROLL did more MC movement on a quarter of the volume at a much higher cap, where moves are supposed to be harder considering there is 60,000 holders waiting to sell
HANTA had insiders dumping into every buy on the way up
It will take a long time for the market to rotate back into believing that people will buy your bags at higher prices as opposed to grinding volume after a few X multi while price still looks attractive and has room to run
Good to see the market healing though. Charts like TROLL holding are amazing to see. No one's to blame for the last year but ourselves
$TOTAL 3 has been stuck for months in a messy phase: directionless movements, weak volumes and false breakouts that are immediately reabsorbed. The reason is simple: there is a lack of real liquidity.
The market is consolidating below a key zone (740–760B), a former support level that has become resistance, packed with orders and trapped traders. That is where everything will be decided.
As long as we remain below this level, any movement in altcoins is unreliable: it looks like strength, but is often just noise.
The real turning point will only come with:
a clean breakout … acceptance above → a retest that holds.
Only then will serious liquidity enter and the market can become directional.
Until then, it is neither strength nor weakness: it is a lack of conditions.