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BTCUSD - Wave 5 Decline Still Likely AheadPrevious Analysis: BTC is approaching a critical reaction zone where the current rise looks more like a corrective push than the start of a new trend. Price is moving toward the highlighted supply region, which aligns with a potential wave 4 completion inside the descending channel. The structure from the recent low shows an internal a–b–c formation, suggesting this bounce could run into exhaustion as it enters the red zone. Unless BTC breaks out of the channel with conviction, the broader momentum still leans bearish. A rejection from this region would likely trigger the final wave 5 leg, driving price toward deeper Fibonacci levels and completing the corrective cycle before any meaningful recovery attempt can begin. Stay Tuned! @Money_Dictators
BITSTAMP:BTCUSD
by Money_Dictators
Bitcoin is in a clean daily downtrend right nowBitcoin is in a clean daily downtrend right now – every bounce is just providing fuel for the next leg until the structure says otherwise. Good evening traders, Brian here with a higher-timeframe look at BTCUSD. Fundamental analysis Bitcoin has been under sustained pressure even as some funds continue to accumulate spot positions. A few key points: Macro uncertainty and tighter dollar liquidity are weighing on high-beta assets. While gold has held up relatively well, the performance gap between BTC and XAU has been widening in recent weeks, highlighting a clear risk-off tone towards crypto. On-chain and fund flows suggest that a number of crypto investors are actually de-risking and pulling capital out, which reduces market depth and makes downside moves more violent when liquidity is thin. Narrative is still mixed: long-term holders and some institutions are happy to buy lower, but in the short term the order flow is dominated by forced selling, deleveraging and risk reduction. Bottom line: the macro backdrop does not yet justify an aggressive “buy the dip” approach on BTC. Trend-following shorts remain safer than trying to call the bottom. Technical analysis Daily structure is clearly bearish: We have a confirmed market structure shift on the left of the chart, with the prior higher-low support broken and a series of decisive lower lows since then. The main bullish trendline from earlier in the year has given way, and price is now travelling within a steep descending leg. BTC recently tagged the 1.618 Fibonacci extension of the last major swing, aligning with a prior liquidity pocket. That produced a sharp intraday bounce, but so far it looks like a reaction inside a downtrend, not a full reversal. Around 75.4k we have an important daily support zone. If this level is broken and accepted below, it opens the door to a deeper flush towards the next large support band lower on the chart. Overhead, there is a clean imbalance/FVG and prior distribution area around 108k, with an intermediate resistance block around 96–97k and a nearer supply zone around 88k. These are prime locations to look for fresh shorts if price retraces. For now my bias is simple: look to sell rallies into premium levels; any longs are tactical, short-term trades off key support only. Key levels Resistance / short zones: 88,000 – first reaction zone, “pay attention to the reaction” 96,500–97,200 – main short entry area for medium-term positions 108,000 – higher FVG / major daily supply Support / long-only intraday zones: 75,400 – key support + 1.618 Fib/liquidity zone 74,000–72,000 – deeper support if 75.4k fails Trade scenarios (for reference, not financial advice) 1. Short the first meaningful pullback – 88k area Entry: 88,000 Stop: 90,000 (above local structure) Targets: 82,000 → 78,000 → 75,500 Idea: treat 88k as the first supply zone in a downtrend. If price bounces from current levels and stalls here, I’m looking for rejection (wick rejections, failed break, or a clear shift in intraday structure) to join the trend. Once price moves in favour, I would look to pull the stop to breakeven and let the position run. 2. Core swing short – 96.5k–97.2k zone Entry: 96,500–97,200 Stop: 99,000 Targets: 88,000 → 82,000 → 75,500 This is my preferred “medium-term” sell area. It aligns with a more significant daily supply block and offers better risk–reward if the larger bearish leg continues. Any squeeze into this region after a series of lower lows is, in my view, a controlled opportunity to reload shorts. 3. Tactical long only at deep support Entry: 75,400–74,800 Stop: 73,800 Targets: 82,000 → 88,000 Here I would only consider a short-term long if we see a clean liquidity sweep into the 1.618 extension and strong rejection (long lower wicks, aggressive buy-back). The idea is simply to trade the bounce back into resistance, not to fight the higher-timeframe downtrend. If BTC loses 75.4k and starts closing below it on the daily, I would become much more cautious on any long exposure and focus almost entirely on short setups towards the lower “important support” zone on the chart. Trade with the trend, respect your risk, and don’t get trapped trying to be a hero at the bottom of a falling market. If this BTC breakdown adds value to your plan, make sure you follow Brian for more daily BTC and gold analysis, and share your own view in the comments so we can compare scenarios.
BINANCE:BTCUSDShort
by BrianLionCapital
Bitcoin – Breakdown from the Ascending TriangleBitcoin just slipped below the ascending triangle support on the 4-hour chart, signaling a potential shift in short-term momentum. The structure had been forming higher lows toward the $115K resistance zone, but sellers stepped in hard near the top, breaking the trendline that’s been guiding the uptrend since mid-October. The move comes amid broader weakness across the crypto market — BTC has shed about 3.7% this month, while altcoins like XRP and ETH are also struggling. Despite the pullback, Bitcoin still holds an impressive 18% gain for the year, so the bigger picture remains constructive. Macro pressure seems to be weighing on sentiment — investor caution around interest rates, inflation, and the Fed’s next move is keeping volatility elevated. If upcoming data tilts toward another rate cut, we could see renewed upside momentum. But for now, price action suggests a possible retest of lower zones before bulls can re-establish control. Overall, a clean technical breakdown in the near term, but the broader trend isn’t broken yet. Let’s see if bulls can reclaim that triangle support in the next few sessions. DONT FORGET TO CHECK MY PROFILE BELOW 👇👇👇
BINANCE:BTCUSD
by ProfitsNinja
1
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CRYPTO:BTCUSDLong
by tradergyan01
1
My Analysis Perfect 100%Analysis of the Price Action Based on the image, the market experienced a significant and rapid downward movement, indicated by the long red candle (often called a 'sell-off' or 'wick' depending on how the candle closes) around the area you've highlighted. • Before the Drop: The price was trading in a relatively high range, hovering around the 120,000 to 122,000 USDT mark, following a strong uptrend from late September to early October. • The Drop: The price crashed through multiple key support levels (the horizontal white, yellow, and red lines, as well as the green/red zones you have drawn) in a very short period. • The Volume: This massive price drop was accompanied by a huge spike in selling volume (the very tall red bar in the volume indicator at the bottom), which confirms a strong and sudden selling event. • The Low: The price wick reached a low around 101,668.1 USDT before bouncing slightly. Interpreting "My Target is Done" Since I don't know the specifics of your trading strategy, "My target is done" could mean a few things: 1. Stop-Loss Hit: If you were long (betting on the price going up) and had a stop-loss set somewhere in the zone where the price fell, this sudden move would have triggered your stop-loss, closing your position for a loss (a target for your risk management). 2. Take-Profit Hit (Short Position): If you were shorting (betting on the price going down) and had a take-profit target set in the lower price ranges (perhaps around 110,000 or 105,000 USDT), this drop would have executed your take-profit order for a gain. This is the most common interpretation if you are celebrating a target being done during a crash. 3. Target for Entry: If you were waiting to buy the dip, the price hitting the very low levels (the wick) might have triggered a buy limit order you had placed, meaning your target for a new entry was achieved. Given the nature of the move, if you were short, congratulations! If you were long, this looks like a painful liquidation or stop-loss event.
Short
by The_Mosess
1
Bitcoin Under Pressure: Bearish Momentum BuildsBitcoin recently transitioned from a corrective decline into a consolidation phase, where price activity showed reduced volatility and market indecision. The breakout from this range has introduced renewed momentum, highlighted by strong bullish candles and a clear shift in trend dynamics. This move reflects fresh capital entering the market, suggesting growing investor confidence and positioning for potential continuation. Despite this momentum, the structure also shows signs that rapid acceleration could invite short-term profit-taking, which may create phases of corrective retracement before the broader trend direction is reestablished. The market remains sensitive to global financial sentiment, liquidity cycles, and broader adoption narratives, meaning volatility should be expected even within an upward bias. Overall, current conditions reflect a shift toward renewed optimism, with momentum favoring buyers while maintaining the likelihood of temporary corrections as part of a healthy market cycle.
BINANCE:BTCUSDShort
by XAU_EMPIRE
1
BTC Market Update – Bullish Trend RebuildingBTC Market Update – Bullish Trend Rebuilding The market structure on Bitcoin highlights a sequence of expansion, consolidation, and sharp corrective phases. After reaching a peak around 115,000, the price shifted into a prolonged sideways phase, where liquidity built up before a decisive breakdown. This breakout introduced stronger bearish momentum, driving price toward lower ranges. Currently, Bitcoin is stabilizing around 109,500 after the decline, with price action suggesting a potential extension into deeper liquidity zones near the lower range before regaining upward momentum. The projected flow reflects a scenario where downside movement acts as a liquidity sweep, providing the conditions for buyers to re-engage. The broader outlook remains constructive. Even with short-term pressure favoring the downside, the long-term structure still supports recovery potential. A strong reaccumulation phase could lift Bitcoin back toward the 115,000 zone, aligning with the market’s tendency to reclaim imbalance after periods of sharp displacement.
BINANCE:BTCUSDLong
by XAU_EMPIRE
SENSEX 1hour Time frame📍 Sensex – 1H Important Levels (Current) 🔹 Support Zones 74,200 – 74,300 → Immediate intraday support 73,800 – 73,900 → Stronger support zone 73,400 – 73,500 → Major support, breakdown may trigger further downside 🔹 Resistance Zones 74,800 – 74,900 → Immediate 1H resistance 75,200 – 75,300 → Strong resistance; breakout can fuel upside momentum 75,600 – 75,800 → Major resistance; sellers likely to appear here ⚖️ Quick Summary Bias: Mildly bullish as long as Sensex trades above 74,200. A breakout above 74,900 may target 75,200 – 75,800. A breakdown below 73,800 may drag it towards 73,400. Current range to monitor: 74,200 – 74,900.
BSE:SENSEXLong
by GlobalTradeHub
Bitcoin – Where Could the Short-Term Trend Go?Bitcoin – Where Could the Short-Term Trend Go? Hello traders, BTC is currently consolidating strongly around the rising trendline on the D1 timeframe. Price has shown a strong rejection at this level. The overall market structure is still moving in line with the scenario I shared earlier, but I want to update a short-term plan to help optimise trading opportunities. The upward channel remains key. During this sideways phase, BTC has created a small support–resistance zone, which now acts as a key level to determine the short-term trend and guide entries. Resistance at 113.3k: A breakout above this level would confirm a Long signal. Support at 108.8k: A breakdown here would activate a Short signal. If support is broken, the medium-term outlook shifts towards the bearish scenario I mentioned earlier, with potential downside towards the 9x region. This is supported by the larger timeframe structure, which provides enough basis for that expectation. This is my current short-term trading plan for BTC. Use it as reference, and share your perspective in the comments so we can learn together.
BINANCE:BTCUSD
by BrianLionCapital
BTCUSD Weekly – Supply Pressure vs Key Support (110K in Focus)On the weekly timeframe, BTC is trapped between major supply (117K–119K) and key support (110K–112K). Supply Zone: Price has faced multiple rejections near 117K–119K, showing strong seller presence. Order Block/Resistance: The yellow zone around 113K is acting as an active selling area, preventing BTC from reclaiming higher ground. Support Zone: BTC is currently testing the 110K–112K support zone. If this level holds, we could see another attempt to reclaim 113K. Scenarios: 1. Bullish Breakout (less likely unless strong volume appears): Needs to reclaim 113K and break above 119K. Target zone → 126K–134K. Stop loss for longs → below 110K. 2. Bearish Breakdown (higher probability if 110K fails): If 111K–110K zone breaks, BTC likely retests the 103K–106K demand zone. If that fails → extended move possible toward 97K. Stop loss for shorts → above 113.5K. Bias: Neutral to Bearish unless BTC reclaims 113K with strong volume.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDShort
by Ethical_Bear
Bitcoin Update – Price Action Still on TrackBitcoin Update – Price Action Still on Track Yesterday’s scenario has played out accurately, with BTC continuing to respect the descending channel. Each time price touched the upper trendline, it quickly turned lower, and now it is reacting around the midline of the channel, near the 113,000 zone — exactly the level highlighted earlier as an area to watch. With this corrective move, I expect BTC could retest the 115,000 area before resuming its broader downtrend. The next downside target remains around 110,000, as larger timeframe structures usually require a corrective pullback before continuing the main trend — something Dow Theory traders will clearly recognise. Today also coincides with discussions on interest rate policy, which could bring higher volatility as investors take a more cautious stance across global financial markets. However, FOMC outcomes often have limited impact on Bitcoin, given its relative independence from traditional macroeconomic drivers compared to gold or forex markets. In the short term, traders may consider long opportunities near the 113,000 area with a tight stop just below the recent support, aiming for a corrective move towards 115,000 before the main downtrend resumes. Strong trading comes from patience and discipline. Stick with the defined scenario rather than reacting emotionally to intraday swings. Wishing you successful trades. What’s your view on Bitcoin’s price action here? Share your thoughts below. #BTCUSD #Bitcoin #CryptoAnalysis #TechnicalAnalysis #PriceAction #Trendline #CryptoTrading #SwingTrading
BINANCE:BTCUSDShort
by BrianLionCapital
BTC @ Strong Support - 117K Resistance turned Support areaIf Bitcoin is Bullish then price cant go further below than this area at 117K where price broke the resistance line forming the support. Which is the last and strongest support area for Bitcoin in chart. I am 100% long in Bitcoin at this level now with all required margin in case of any more false down move. will need to hold this long for new ATH. I do not have any other strategy for now. All data and impacting factors for Bitcoin suggesting +ve for Bitcoin.
Long
by venkatfx
2
BTC - 15th Aug - Buy Price as shown in chart around 118 and below is 2nd wave support and buy zone for upper 3rd wave. Trend is Bullish. SPX open higher than yesterday is bullish. I am expecting BTC moving to again new ATH or at least previous high. Risk - big players may manipulate to get their liquidity ... they too need to buy before pushing price to upside.... hold 50 to 60% long in BTC and hold tight for higher levels in coming days or even for today. All US , Europe Data is +ve for US equity and BTC. Dollar Index is crashing as expected fiat money. BTC will go up for sure
Long
by venkatfx
1
Quantitative Trading with Minimal Code (No-code/Low-code Tools)1. Introduction to Quantitative Trading Quantitative trading (quant trading) refers to using mathematical models, statistical techniques, and algorithmic execution to trade in financial markets. Instead of relying solely on human judgment or traditional analysis, quant traders use data-driven strategies to make decisions. Traditionally, quantitative trading required strong programming skills, knowledge of statistics, and access to large computing resources. However, the financial technology (fintech) landscape has changed drastically in recent years. Today, even non-programmers can access and build powerful trading strategies using no-code or low-code tools. This article explores the world of quantitative trading with minimal code, empowering retail traders and small teams to automate strategies with limited technical barriers. 2. Understanding the Traditional Quant Trading Stack Before diving into no-code/low-code alternatives, it’s important to understand the traditional quant stack: Layer Traditional Tools Data Collection Python, APIs, Web Scraping Data Analysis Pandas, NumPy, R, SQL Strategy Design Python, MATLAB Backtesting Backtrader, Zipline, QuantConnect Execution Interactive Brokers API, FIX Protocol Monitoring & Reporting Custom dashboards, Logging scripts Each layer generally requires coding proficiency, especially in Python or C++. 3. The Rise of No-Code and Low-Code Quant Platforms No-code platforms allow users to perform complex tasks without writing any code, usually via graphical interfaces. Low-code platforms require minimal coding—often drag-and-drop features with the option to customize small logic using scripting. Drivers of Growth: Democratization of finance and technology Retail interest in algo and quant trading Cloud-based platforms and APIs Accessible market data and broker APIs Lower cost and increased competition 4. Key Components of No-Code/Low-Code Quant Trading To trade algorithmically without coding, you still need to go through the following steps—but tools simplify each process: a. Data Sourcing Even in no-code systems, data is the backbone. Pre-integrated sources: Many platforms come with data from NSE, BSE, Forex, Crypto, and US markets. Custom uploads: Upload your own CSV/Excel files. APIs: Some tools let you connect with APIs like Yahoo Finance, Alpha Vantage, Polygon.io. b. Strategy Building Instead of writing logic like if RSI < 30: buy(), platforms offer drag-and-drop rule builders. Indicators: RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, EMA, SMA, VWAP Conditions: Crossovers, thresholds, trend direction, volume spikes Signals: Buy, sell, hold, short, exit c. 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Tradetron (India-Focused) No-code strategy builder with conditions, actions, and repair logic Built-in indicators, custom variables, Python scripts (for low-code) Supports Indian brokers (Zerodha, Angel, Alice Blue, etc.) Auto trade, backtest, paper trade Marketplace for strategy leasing Ideal for: Retail traders in India with no coding background 2. QuantConnect (Low-Code, Global) Primarily Python-based but offers drag-and-drop templates Access to US equities, FX, Crypto, Futures Lean Algorithm Framework (can host locally or in cloud) Advanced backtesting and optimization Ideal for: Semi-technical traders who want power with minimal code 3. Alpaca + Composer Alpaca: Commission-free stock trading API Composer: No-code visual strategy builder using drag-and-drop blocks Rebalance logic, momentum themes, machine learning templates Real-time execution on Alpaca Ideal for: US market-focused traders, especially beginners 4. 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With the rise of no-code and low-code platforms, anyone can participate in data-driven algorithmic trading. Whether you're a retail trader in India using Tradetron, a crypto enthusiast on Kryll, or a US equity trader exploring Composer, the tools today empower you to create, test, and execute trading strategies—with minimal to no coding.
NSE:TMPVEducation
by TechnicalExpress
2
Resistance Breakout Expected in BTC/USDBitcoin is currently testing a key horizontal resistance near the $118,600 zone. After a sharp recovery from recent lows, the price is consolidating just below this level, indicating a potential breakout. 🔍 Chart Insights: Price action forming higher lows, showing strength. Breakout above the marked resistance may trigger a strong bullish move. Tight consolidation near resistance suggests bulls are preparing for a push higher. 📈 Trade Setup: Entry: Above $118,600 breakout Target: $119,188 and beyond Stop-loss: Below $118,200 If price sustains above resistance with volume confirmation, BTC/USD could witness fresh momentum on the upside. Stay alert for the breakout candle.
CRYPTO:BTCUSD
by Kapil-Mittal