$BTC still chopping at the lows, so nothing's changed yet.
A daily close below $59,000 and we can revisit the plans. But this kind of chop near a swing low is expected.
Positions are well protected took a nice TP at 60,600, so we're essentially only 1% down from entry now but I will play this till invalidation as a breakdown here gives a nice 15% discount.
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@ProfitCircle_ BTC, because it should bring the highest returns. Let’s say the bottom is in the low 40s, it means it will bring 3x until the former cycle top and probably between 4 and 5x to the new ATH. None of the other assets can do that.
Job -> Save -> Trade/Business -> Invest -> Retire. The proven strategy that still allows you early success and comfortable retirement. Too many try to replace steps with gambling or aren't willing to make short term sacrifices for long term success.
🚨🇪🇺BINANCE x MiCA: What you need to know
Binance won't secure its MiCA license in time for the July 1st deadline. By withdrawing its Greek application, the exchange must restrict EU services while pursuing authorization elsewhere. Though they expect approval in the coming months, the delay triggers immediate action: starting July 1st, new deposits and positions are blocked, shifting accounts to "sell-only." Users can close positions and withdraw crypto or Euros anytime, but normal EU trading halts next week.
It's also a possibility that a political play might have driven this last-minute roadblock. Binance holds 50%+ of EU crypto liquidity, making its temporary removal highly convenient for the ECB's CBDC (Digital Euro) agenda, which aims to crush market competition. While Binance deals with this obstacle, fully compliant rivals like OKX, Kraken, Bybit, or Coinbase have passed MiCA requirements, remaining available for clean, regulated centralized trading.
For users who reject MiCA's aggressive surveillance and tracking, options look different. To keep privacy from institutional overreach, they're withdrawing assets to cold wallets (Ledger, Trezor) or self-custody apps where you own the keys. For active trading, non-KYC exchanges will operate normally through VPNs.
The European sandbox has shifted. Follow @VettedLabs for more info.
What's your move before July 1st? Cold wallet or exchange rotation? Let us know below. 👇
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Bitcoin is safe from downside - for now
Price has Daily Closed above the early June lows, postponing an immediate breakdown to new lows
However, if the rebound from here ends up being lacklustre then the breakdown option will once again be in play
Why?
By virtue of the red support being a progressively weakening one
After all, recent rebounds from red produced a +5.5% bounce and then a +10.5% rebound
If this upcoming bounce is lesser than 10%, then that will be a sign of weakening support
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People are not realizing how crucial for structure the loss of 60K is gonna be.
And all I hear are people saying how fine MSTR & STRC is and doubling down instead 🤷♂️
You do not know how deep the rabbit hole goes AND IT AIN'T ABOUT HOW FAR IT GOES EITHER but you do not want be stepping in front of this train & instead wait for volume to come in first. See the possibilities.
As I said before, we cannot be losing 60K again because if you are & were to accept in the prior cycle range, it's gonna be very bad.
Structure loss such as this is not to be messed with and we have so many historical examples of that.
Can situation still get saved? Yes, anything is possible but you wait for the price to confirm
A fractal like this? Not about it, it is about the structure. The target is irrelevant. You wait for unrealized PNL to turn into a realized one or for a reclaim.
I remain bearish.
Posted this #BTC roadmap 5 days ago, and price is still respecting it.
Current scenario - One final push into the $64k–65k region is possible (doesn't mean it will happen for sure) before a deeper correction toward the $53k–55k range.
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Has the bottom been confirmed? Absolutely not. $BTC
At present, there is still insufficient evidence to speak of a definitive low. The market may have found a support level, but until technical confirmation and a change in structure materialise, it would be premature to declare a bottom.
That said, for those thinking like long-term investors rather than traders, the $60,000 level may represent a good point to start gradually building up a position.
The concept is simple: don’t try to guess the perfect low, but build up a position over time using DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging). If the market were to continue falling, you would increase your exposure at levels such as $52,000 and $42,000, thereby lowering your average cost basis.
The aim, however, is not to make a quick trade or chase a short-term rebound. The idea is to maintain a long-term perspective, aiming to profit only at much higher levels – for example, above $150,000 – should the market enter a new bull cycle.
I would like to reiterate a fundamental concept: this is not trading, it is investing. They are two completely different approaches. The trader looks for confirmation, manages risk and focuses on short- and medium-term movements. The investor, on the other hand, accumulates assets methodically, accepts volatility and thinks in terms of years, not weeks. The difference between the two approaches is what often determines long-term success.