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Bullish Breakout Confirmed. Key Level Conquered: $91,000 (WeeklyAnalysis: The weekly close above $91k represents a confirmed change in market character. Sell-side liquidity has been absorbed. We have entered a "Blue Sky" environment where the next major structural resistance is the psychological $100,000 barrier. The Setup: Context: Momentum breakout into a liquidity vacuum. Entry Zone: Re-tests of $91,000 - $93,000. Stop Loss: Hard stop below $88,000 (Invalidates the structural break). Take Profit: Front-run the $100,000 level (expect heavy sell walls at $99.5k). Outlook: Expect volatility, but the trend is strictly upward as long as $88k holds. Similar move expected for ETHUSD
PEPPERSTONE:BTCUSDLong
by MauryaAnalytics
3
BITCOIN is ready for ALL TIME HIGH !! Bitcoin is making Rising channel on a weekly timeframe In which its making 5 wave structure Also Bitcoin has given the breakout of Head and shoulder pattern, and BTC has achieved its Linear Target and now down 35% Also while going up Bitcoin is making Rising channel Both are indicating super bullish pattern in Bitcoin In Rising channel, Bitcoin is making 5 wave structure and now last leg of Rising channel is coming around 148000/150000 range Also Head and shoulder of pattern target (Log chart) is coming around 180000/190000 Bitcoing will achieve both the targets but let Bitcoin come around 150000 and then we can expect 190000 targets in months to come For next 1 year, Expecting super bullishness in the Bitcoin Thank You !!
CRYPTO:BTCUSDLong
by prasadchandakk
2
BTCUSD TREND BUY MOOD✅ Trend Analysis Price is moving inside an upward channel (purple lines) → Trend = Positive / Bullish. Market is consolidating just below a strong resistance zone around $91,800–$92,200. Multiple demand (support) zones below → buyers active. ✅ Buy Levels (Entries) Use confirmation (bullish candle / breakout / retest). 1️⃣ Breakout Buy Buy above: $92,300 (after candle close) Reason → Breaking the supply zone → fresh bullish continuation. 2️⃣ Pullback Buy (Safe Entry) Buy near support: $90,300 – $90,800 Reason → Strong demand zone + channel support confluence. 3️⃣ Deep Dip Buy (Strong Demand Zone) Buy: $87,000 – $87,500 Reason → Multiple rejections earlier + structure demand. 🎯 Targets (TP Levels) For Breakout Entry TP1: $93,000 TP2: $94,400 TP3: $96,000 For Pullback Entry TP1: $91,800 TP2: $92,300 TP3: $93,800 For Deep Dip Entry TP1: $89,500 TP2: $91,800 TP3: $94,000 ⛔ Stop-Loss Levels Breakout Buy SL Below $91,300 Pullback Buy SL Below $89,600 Deep Dip Buy SL Below $85,500 (below demand zone) 📌 Final Summary Entry Type Buy Level Stop-Loss Targets Breakout Above $92,300 $91,300 $93,000 → $94,400 → $96,000 Pullback $90,300 – $90,800 $89,600 $91,800 → $92,300 → $93,800 Deep Dip $87,000 – $87,500 $85,500 $89,500 → $91,800 → $94,000
BINANCE:BTCUSDLong
by Skalpfi
2
BTCUSD – Demand Zone Reaction & Trendline Reclaim | Bullish Setu📌 Key Highlights Liquidity grab below previous lows triggered strong bullish momentum. Clear demand zone reaction with buyers defending the same region multiple times. Price has reclaimed the ascending trendline, showing a potential shift in short-term structure. Now sitting in the retest zone, aligned with intraday support. 🎯 Trade Plan Entry Zone: Retest of the trendline + support cluster Invalidation: Below the demand zone (~$84,600) Targets: TP1: $93,200 Final Target: $94,000 supply zone 📈 Bias Bullish, expecting continuation toward the next supply zone as long as BTC holds above the trendline and the retest support. ❌ Invalidation Setup becomes invalid if BTC breaks below $84,600, which would signal weakness and potential continuation to the downside.
CRYPTO:BTCUSDLong
by Scalper_San
2
BTC Wave 4 Bounce Looks Like a Trap! Is it?BTC is still moving inside a clear corrective channel, with the current bounce likely forming wave 4 before one final drop toward the 1.618 extension near 79,650 . The highlighted red zone shows a potential trap area where price may lure traders into thinking a reversal has started. Until BTC breaks above the channel convincingly, the broader structure still favors a wave 5 decline. The wave count from 1–2–3 supports this final leg down before any major recovery. Stay Tuned! @Money_Dictators
BITSTAMP:BTCUSD
by Money_Dictators
3
November 28 Bitcoin Bybit chart analysisHello It's a Bitcoin Guide. If you "follow" You can receive real-time movement paths and comment notifications on major sections. If my analysis was helpful, Please click the booster button at the bottom. This is the Nasdaq 30-minute chart. Today is an early closing day due to Thanksgiving. *Roughly speaking, among the red finger long position strategies, the rebound after touching the first section is a vertical rise. 25.2K -> Bottom is a safe zone for long positions, and the lowest point, 25,098.7K, is the 1+4 section. While today's sideways movement is most likely, I've also calculated major fluctuations just in case. I've applied this directly to Bitcoin. This is Bitcoin's 30-minute chart. I assumed the Nasdaq would move sideways, and conducted a 1:1 analysis with Tether Dominance. It first touched the lower Bollinger Band (the area where the 30-minute and 1-hour support levels touch and shake simultaneously). The danger signal was the MACD dead cross on the 4-hour chart. Since the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo has a thick bullish cloud, I set a short stop-loss, ignored the 4-hour MACD dead cross, and operated aggressively. *When the red finger moves, One-way long position strategy. 1. $91,110.2 long position entry point / Stop-loss price if the purple support line is broken. 2. $94,187.6 long position primary target -> Great secondary target. If the strategy is successful, the top area can be used as a long position re-entry point. Instead, the Top -> Good section is the center line of the daily Bollinger Band chart, so a strong correction is likely. Also, the purple flag marked on the far right indicates the area where a new monthly candlestick is formed next month. A strong rebound this weekend is unavoidable, as the monthly MACD dead cross could be resolved. Even if the Great section is formed at the top, closing down to the gap section formed over the weekend is the best option for long positions. (Possibility of a December bull market without the risk of a monthly MACD) The first section + the bottom section at the bottom is the safest area for long positions, with the possibility of a sideways movement. Up to the second section is open after the bottom section is broken. This is because the second touch, between the 4-hour Bollinger Band center line and the 6-hour Bollinger Band center line, could lead to a strong push without support. Up to this point, I ask that you use my analysis for reference only. I hope you operate safely, with a focus on principled trading and stop-loss orders. Thank you for your hard work this week. Thank you.
BYBIT:BTCUSD.P
by BitCoinGuide
BTCUSD – Key Level Rejection with Potential Liquidity Sweep TowaChart Analysis 1. Price Context BTCUSD is trading around $90,675. The chart shows price rejecting the Key Level and failing to hold above the Daily CLS (daily close level). Recent candles indicate loss of bullish momentum with a series of lower highs forming. 2. Key Zones on Your Chart 🔴 Daily CLS (Resistance) Marked in red. Price tried to break and hold above this level but rejected, showing it is acting as strong overhead resistance. The shaded gray area above looks like the stop-loss zone for shorts, suggesting a bearish setup. 🟢 Key Level Marked slightly below the Daily CLS. Price broke above it earlier but is now retesting from the top, failing to reclaim. This retest-rejection pattern signals a shift from bullish to bearish sentiment. 3. Trade Bias Indicated by the Chart Your marked zone suggests a short position setup: Entry around current price or just under the Key Level. Stop-loss in the gray shaded box above the Daily CLS. Take Profit 1 at 50% CLS TP1, a midpoint liquidity target. Final TP near the green support at the bottom. This structure reflects a liquidity-based short setup, expecting: A sweep of local highs → rejection → push down to fill inefficiencies or revisit liquidity pools below. 4. Market Structure Price printed a strong move up earlier, leaving inefficiency below. Now forming lower highs and lower lows on the lower timeframe. Hold below Key Level suggests continuation downward. 5. Bearish Confirmation Signals ✔ Failure to hold above Daily CLS ✔ Break of Key Level and retest as resistance ✔ Weak bullish follow-through ✔ Liquidity target below at 50% CLS
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDShort
by DrForexPhd
Major Cycle in Crypto Market (Attention Hedge Funds)Cycle-1: Bitcoin’s First Major Boom–Bust Structure (2013–2015) (Screenshot-1 Breakdown) Understanding Bitcoin’s historical behaviour is essential for forecasting macro-cycles in the crypto market. This post is the first of a 4-part series, where each screenshot highlights a repeating structural pattern in BTC’s long-term market psychology. After all four cycles are explained, I will present the combined Buy, Sell or Hold conclusion for long-term investors and institutional desks. 🟦 Cycle-1 Overview (April 2013 – January 2015) In the first major structural cycle of Bitcoin, a very clear macro behaviour emerged — a pattern that continues to repeat across all future cycles. 🔵 Step 1 — ATH (A) Formed (April 2013) Bitcoin printed a strong All-Time High (A) in April 2013, marking the top of its first major momentum wave. 🟢 Step 2 — Breakout Above ATH (A) → New ATH (B) (Nov 2013) Once BTC broke above Point A, it entered an aggressive parabolic rally, setting a new ATH (B) in November 2013. This breakout phase triggered: FOMO-driven retail participation Sharp acceleration in volatility Rapid expansion in price multiples 🔴 Step 3 — Post-Breakout Collapse: -75% to -80% Drawdown After forming ATH (B), Bitcoin failed to sustain the parabolic breakout. A deep correction followed: –75% to –80% decline Capitulation phase Panic selling and liquidity contraction This phase marks the beginning of the macro mean-reversion cycle, a consistent signature in BTC’s long-term structure. 🟣 Step 4 — Price Returns to Previous ATH (A) The most important element of Cycle-1: After making a new ATH (B), Bitcoin retraced back to the previous ATH (A) Time taken: 15–17 months This behaviour is extremely rare in traditional markets but has repeated consistently in Bitcoin’s long-term structure. 📌 Why This Cycle Matters Cycle-1 establishes the foundation for a powerful historical pattern: BTC tends to fall back to its previous ATH after forming a new ATH. This phenomenon repeats due to: Leverage washouts Liquidity resets Miner capitulation Long-term holder profit-taking Macro monetary tightening phases This is Cycle-1. In the next screenshots, we will see how Cycle-2, Cycle-3, and Cycle-4 follow the same structural behaviour. ⏭️ Coming Next (Screenshot-2): “Post-2017 Cycle — New ATH → 83% Crash → Return to Previous ATH.” Cycle-2: 2017 Parabolic Expansion → 2018–2019 Reset (Screenshot-2 Breakdown) This is the second chart in the ongoing 4-part series highlighting Bitcoin’s macro boom-and-bust rhythm—a structural pattern that repeats regardless of market participants, liquidity cycles, or macroeconomic conditions. Cycle-2 again confirms that Bitcoin follows a highly predictable long-term retracement behaviour after every breakout to a new All-Time High. 🟦 Cycle-2 Overview (2017–2019) This cycle mirrors the exact structure of Cycle-1: Break previous ATH Establish new ATH Drop –75% to –80% Return to previous cycle’s ATH Time duration: 15–17 months Let’s break down the chart step-by-step. 🔵 Step 1 — BTC Breaks Previous ATH on May–June 2017 (Point E) In early 2017, Bitcoin broke the previous cycle’s ATH (from 2013–2014). This breakout point is marked as: Point E (May–June 2017) Acts as the new cycle support Represents the start of the parabolic expansion leg This breakout confirms institutional liquidity entry and the beginning of a classic crypto macro-cycle. 🟢 Step 2 — Massive Rally to New ATH (Point F) — Dec 2017 After the breakout at E, Bitcoin entered its most aggressive historical rally: BTC exploded into a full parabolic top New ATH formed at Point F (Dec 2017) Extreme retail inflow and speculative leverage ICO mania peak This is similar to the 2013 pattern—breakout → acceleration → parabolic top. 🔴 Step 3 — Reversal and Deep Crash: –75% to –82% Post-ATH, Bitcoin collapsed sharply: Total Drawdown: –75% to –82% Duration: 455 days (≈15 months) Angle of correction: Steep capitulation slope (as shown in your chart) ICO bubble burst + liquidity draining Dominance reset + long-term distribution The depth and duration match Cycle-1 almost exactly. 🟣 Step 4 — Price Re-tests Previous ATH Zone (Point G — Mar 2019) Just like Cycle-1, Bitcoin returned precisely to the previous breakout area: Cycle Support (E) → Retest at G Time Duration: ≈15–17 months Price forms a demand zone around the previous ATH Bottoming structure completes at G (March 2019) This confirms again: Bitcoin always re-tests its previous ATH after forming a new ATH — within a fixed time band of ~15–17 months. Cycle-2 perfectly aligns with the behavioural signature of Cycle-1. 📌 Why Cycle-2 Matters to Institutions This cycle reveals Bitcoin’s predictable macro liquidity reset pattern: Break previous ATH → Excess speculation → Parabolic top Systemic deleveraging → –80% correction Return to previous cycle’s ATH support Fresh long-term accumulation This behaviour is structurally identical across multiple halving cycles. Cycle-3: 2020 Breakout → 2021 Mania → 2022–2023 Reset (Screenshot-3 Analysis) This third chart demonstrates the strongest confirmation of Bitcoin’s repeating macro-cycle structure. Despite greater institutional involvement, derivatives expansion, and global liquidity changes, Bitcoin still respected the same 75–80% retracement and 15–17-month correction window. Cycle-3 proves the pattern is structural, not accidental. 🟦 Cycle-3 Overview (2020–2023) Like previous cycles: BTC breaks previous ATH Creates a new ATH Drops –75% to –80% Comes back to retest the previous ATH Same time duration: ~15–17 months Let’s decode the chart. 🔵 Step 1 — BTC Breaks Previous ATH in Nov–Dec 2020 (Point H) Bitcoin broke the 2017 ATH during late 2020: Breakout Point H (Nov 2020) This previous ATH (Point F = Point H) becomes the new major cycle support zone Triggered institutional FOMO: MicroStrategy, Tesla, hedge funds This breakout ignited the strongest bull run in Bitcoin’s history. 🟢 Step 2 — Bitcoin Forms a New ATH in Nov 2021 (Point I) Following the breakout at H: BTC surged to a macro ATH at Point I (Nov 2021) Fueled by: Unlimited liquidity (pandemic QE) Institutional buyers ETF expectations Retail mania & leverage This top perfectly mirrors the parabolic peaks from 2013 and 2017. 🔴 Step 3 — Deep Macro Crash: –75% to –80% After the November 2021 top: BTC entered a systemic deleveraging phase Complete 2022 crypto meltdown: Luna collapse Celsius, Voyager, BlockFi FTX implosion Price fell 77% from the ATH Duration: 485 days (~16 months) Exactly the same timing window as the previous two cycles. 🟣 Step 4 — Retest of Previous ATH Support (Point J — Mar 2023) Just like Cycle-1 (2013 → 2015) and Cycle-2 (2017 → 2019): Bitcoin again returned exactly to its previous ATH zone: Support Retest Point J (Mar 2023) Perfect touch of the 2020 breakout zone Massive demand entered the market Cycle bottom completed right on schedule This completes the third full repeat of BTC’s long-term structural cycle. 📌 Institutional Takeaway Cycle-3 confirms: Bitcoin’s macro behaviour is identical across 2013, 2017, and 2021 cycles — regardless of market maturity. Every time Bitcoin breaks its previous ATH: It creates a new parabolic peak Then crashes 75–80% Then returns to retest the previous ATH level All within a consistent 15–17 month window This makes Bitcoin the most predictable high-beta asset on the planet at a macro timescale. Cycle-4: Oct-2024 Breakout → Oct-2025 ATH → Mar-2027 Retest of Legacy Support After analyzing the previous three Bitcoin macro cycles (2013–2015, 2017–2019, 2021–2023), the new chart strongly suggests that Bitcoin is following the exact same structural behaviour for the 4th time. This idea explains why BTC may enter a 15–17 month decline starting from the Oct-2025 macro top, and why the next major demand zone sits around 30,000 USD in Mar-2027. 🟥 1. Break of Previous ATH (I = K) — Oct 2024 Bitcoin broke above its previous ATH zone in Oct 2024, exactly like in all earlier cycles: 2013 ATH break → 2013 bull run 2017 ATH break → 2020–2021 bull run 2021 ATH break → 2024 surge 2024 ATH break → current cycle This breakout (I = K level) becomes the new structural support for the cycle bottom later. 🟩 2. BTC Forms New Macro ATH (Point L) — Oct 2025 One year later, Bitcoin printed a new ATH around Oct 2025, marking the peak of Cycle-4. Previous cycles also peaked approx. 11–14 months after breaking the last ATH, which strengthens this model. 🔻 3. Post-ATH Crash Begins — Same Pattern, Same Angle, Same Duration All 3 previous cycles share: • 75%–80% decline • Duration: 15–17 months • Final target: previous ATH or the ATH-1 level Your chart highlights the same decline angle and same time window (Oct-2025 → Mar-2027). This is exactly what Bitcoin has done before: Cycle ATH → Bottom Duration Drop Retest Level 2013 → 2015 15 months –86% Previous ATH 2017 → 2019 17 months –84% Previous ATH 2021 → 2023 16 months –77% Previous ATH 2025 → 2027 (Prediction) 15–17 months –75% to –80% Previous ATH Nothing in the 2024–2025 structure breaks this long-term behaviour. 🟦 4. Current Price Near “N” = Retesting Breakout Support BTC is currently trading back near the Oct-2024 breakout level, marked as: N = Previous ATH Support Zone Historically, this level is not the final bottom. It is only the first macro support touch before the full 75–80% correction completes. Because the full 15–17 month window has not yet played out, a deeper decline remains statistically likely. 🟡 5. Final Prediction — BTC Bottom Around 30,000 USD (Mar-2027) Following cycle symmetry: Top: Oct-2025 Drop duration: 15–17 months Bottom: Mar-2027 (same month as previous major bottom in Mar-2023) Target zone: $30,000 ≈ last-to-last ATH (2020 level) This fits perfectly with all 4 historical cycles. This means BTC may revisit the deep demand zone before the next major bull cycle begins. 📌 Final Outlook (Important for Long-Term Investors) If Bitcoin truly repeats its macro cycle: The best long-term buying opportunity would occur in Mar 2027 Price reading: $28K–$32K After that, BTC begins Cycle-5 (likely targeting $180K–$250K) This idea is not short-term trading advice; it is a macro-cycle pattern that has consistently repeated for 12+ years. 🟡 BUY / SELL / HOLD — Clear Conclusion SELL / REDUCE RISK If you are a trader or short-term investor, Bitcoin is in the post-ATH declining phase, which historically produces 15–17 months of lower prices. HOLD (Long-Term Only) Long-term holders can remain calm but should expect deep volatility, not straight-up movement. BUY (Smart Accumulation Window) The next high-conviction buying zone will be: 🔥 $28K–$32K 🔥 Timeline: Mar 2027 That will be the start of the next Bitcoin mega cycle (Cycle-5). 📢 Final Message This research is not about fear or hype—it is about Bitcoin’s consistent repeating macro behaviour. Every single major crash and rally of the last decade followed the same timing, structure, and depth. Bitcoin is not random. Bitcoin is cyclical. And the cycle says: **The real bottom is not here yet. The real opportunity comes in 2027.**
CRYPTO:BTCUSDShort
by Adijohn
Trading with Automated Systems in the Indian Market1. What Is Automated Trading? Automated trading is a method of executing trades using pre-defined rules, strategies, and algorithms without requiring manual intervention. Instead of manually clicking buy or sell, traders write logic such as: Buy Nifty futures when RSI < 30 Exit the trade when profit reaches ₹3,000 Place stop loss at 1% Square off all positions by 3:20 PM Once the rules are defined, the system executes trades automatically through the broker’s API. In India, automated trading became popular after exchanges allowed API-based access and brokers enabled retail algos. Today, many traders use Python-based systems, no-code platforms like Tradetron, or broker APIs like Zerodha Kite API, Angel One SmartAPI, and Alice Blue ANT API. 2. Growth of Automated Trading in India The Indian market has witnessed exponential growth in automation due to several factors: High volume and volatility in indices like Nifty and Bank Nifty Lower brokerage costs and zero-cost APIs Rise of fintech platforms providing retail algos Increased participation of proprietary firms and HFT desks Demand for disciplined trading among retail investors Today, over 70% of market orders in India are algorithmically generated (including institutional HFT). 3. How Automated Trading Works Automated trading has three core components: (A) Strategy Development Strategies are based on: Technical indicators (MACD, RSI, Supertrend) Price action (breakouts, volume analysis) Statistical models (mean reversion, pairs trading) Options strategies (straddles, strangles, spreads) Machine learning models Traders define: Entry rules Exit rules Risk management rules Position sizing Time filters (B) Execution System The execution engine connects the logic to market orders. This involves: Strategy triggers a signal System sends order via broker API Broker sends order to exchange Confirmation is sent back to the algorithm Execution speed is measured in milliseconds. (C) Risk Management Layer A robust algo includes: Stop loss Trailing stop Maximum daily loss Maximum number of trades Auto-square-off time In India, proper risk controls are critical due to the fast movement in index derivatives. 4. Types of Automated Trading in the Indian Market 1. Trend-Following Systems These strategies buy when the market breaks out and sell on breakdowns. Example: Supertrend, Moving Average Crossover 2. Mean-Reversion Systems Prices are assumed to return to their average after deviation. Example: RSI, Bollinger Bands pullback 3. High-Frequency Trading (HFT) Used by institutions; trades executed within microseconds. 4. Options Automated Strategies Very popular in India due to high liquidity. Straddles, strangles, spreads, iron condors Delta-neutral strategies Weekly expiry automated trading 5. Arbitrage Algorithms Cash-futures arbitrage Index arbitrage Cross-exchange arbitrage 6. Machine Learning Algos Models predict short-term price movement using data patterns. 5. Why Automated Trading Is Popular in India (A) Discipline and Emotion Control Most retail traders lose due to emotions such as fear, greed, and overtrading. Algorithms eliminate emotions and execute only according to logic. (B) Speed and Accuracy Indian markets, especially Bank Nifty options, move extremely fast. Manual execution cannot match the speed of an automated system. (C) Multi-Market Monitoring An algorithm can monitor: Stocks Index futures Options Greeks Intraday volatility Simultaneously. (D) Backtesting and Optimization Before deploying, traders can test strategies on historical data and refine them. (E) Scalability A single trader can simultaneously run: 20 symbols Multiple strategies Multiple timeframes 6. Tools for Automated Trading in India 1. Broker APIs Zerodha Kite Connect Angel One SmartAPI Dhan API Alice Blue ANT API 5Paisa API 2. No-Code Algo Platforms Tradetron AlgoTest Squares Streak (rule-based) Quantman 3. Coding-Based Systems Python (most popular) Java & Node.js for HFT-grade systems Cloud servers (AWS, DigitalOcean, Google Cloud) 7. Regulatory Framework in India The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) regulates automated trading. Key rules include: (1) API approval and broker responsibility Brokers must monitor suspicious algo activity. (2) No fully automated systems without risk checks Retail automation must include: Order confirmation Risk filters Limits (3) No misleading “guaranteed profit” claims Platforms offering automated strategies must avoid unrealistic promises. (4) HFT and co-location are regulated Only institutions get access to exchange co-location. Overall, SEBI ensures algos improve efficiency without harming market stability. 8. Advantages of Automated Trading More disciplined and emotionally neutral Faster execution, reducing slippage Ability to run multiple strategies Consistent performance No fatigue, distractions, or human errors Suitable for high-volume traders Efficient risk management through automated stops 9. Challenges and Risks (A) Technical Failures Internet outage, server down, or broker API error can disrupt trading. (B) Over-Optimization Backtested strategies may fail in live markets if over-fitted. (C) Rapid Market Movements Events like RBI policy, global news, or election results can trigger massive swings. (D) Broker API Limits Some brokers throttle API calls, causing delays. (E) Psychological Pressure Even automated systems need confidence to stick with drawdowns. 10. Best Practices for Traders Using Automation Start with small capital and scale gradually Use cloud servers for stable execution Always keep manual override ready Use multiple risk layers Backtest, forward test, and paper trade before going live Monitor markets at least during volatile sessions Avoid strategies dependent on unrealistic assumptions Conclusion Automated trading in the Indian market is a powerful evolution of modern finance. It empowers traders with speed, discipline, precision, and data-driven decision-making. With the growth of APIs, options trading, and fintech platforms, automation has become accessible to every retail trader—not just professionals. However, automation is not a magic solution; it requires strong logic, rigorous testing, and robust risk management. When used wisely, automated systems can transform trading performance and help traders participate in India’s dynamic and fast-growing market with confidence and consistency.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDEducation
by TechnicalExpress
BTCUSD SHOWING A GOOD UP MOVE WITH 1:10 RISK REWARD BTCUSD SHOWING A GOOD UP MOVE WITH 1:10 RISK REWARD DUE TO THESE REASON A. its following a rectangle pattern that stocked the market which preventing the market to move any one direction now it trying to break the strong resistant lable B. after the break of this rectangle it will boost the market potential for break C. also its resisting from a strong neckline the neckline also got weeker ald the price is ready to break in the outer region all of these reason are indicating the same thing its ready for breakout BREAKOUT trading are follws good risk reward please dont use more than one percentage of your capitalfollow risk reward and tradeing rules that will help you to to become a bettertrader thank you
CRYPTO:BTCUSDLong
by tradergyan01
2
Is BTCUSD (Bitcoin) heading towards $91,000?Hello! BTC has finally broken through its main downward trendline, signaling a shift in market sentiment after a prolonged period of selling pressure. Following this breakout, the price formed a clear inverse head and shoulders pattern, indicating that buyers have stepped in strongly after the final liquidation at the head level. Since then, BTC has been moving within a clearly defined ascending channel, consistently creating higher highs and higher lows, which confirms the bullish trend. As long as the price respects the lower boundary of this channel, the bullish structure remains intact. The next significant resistance lies between the 92,500 and 93,000 levels, which also aligns with the previous breakout area you marked. This area is likely to attract sellers, making it a realistic target for the current move. Overall, the chart continues to support an upward movement towards the 93K level, unless the price breaks below the channel support, which would weaken the bullish reversal setup.
COINBASE:BTCUSDLong
by LauraCharts
Weekly analysis BTC with high RnR scenariosBTC is now in consolidation zone and may spend some more days. It may also develop ABC pattern or reversal at daily level, if price has to change its delivery and take turn from here. This zone is kind of make or break. If price is not able to sustain and breakdown, then it may witness ~65-70K levels as well. We hope for reversal from this level as price is developing the pattern at higher time frame. 1. Price has taken liquidity or 82K and almost touched 80K. 2. It has inversed 1Day FVG and now price is consolidating in the range between EMAs. 3. We may expect price retracement till 1D iFVG and then reversal. 4. Before to that we may see sweep of 92900 (1D CISD) level and then a retracement short trade till 1D FVG 5. Most probably price will take liquidity of FVG/RDRB level and create MSS/CISD/TS/iFVG in LTF. 6. Price should show rejection/reversal in respective LTF (5m/15m) at FVG zone. 7. Take the trade only once clear entry model i.e. turtle soup. iFVG break, CDS or MSS happens on LTF All these combinations are signalling a high probability and high RnR trade scenario. Note – if you liked this analysis, please boost the idea so that other can also get benefit of it. Also follow me for notification for incoming ideas. Also Feel free to comment if you have any input to share. Join me on live stream for real time update. Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Please do your own research (DYOR) and check with your financial advisor before making any trading decisions.
BINANCE:BTCUSDLong
by HareeyMarketMantraah
1
BTC/USD – Support Reclaim Signals Potential Bullish ContinuationChart Analysis 1. Key Support Zone (≈ 90,350 – 90,920) Your chart highlights a strong support zone where price previously reacted. Price has reclaimed this area, showing that buyers stepped in aggressively. This support aligns with Fibonacci retracement levels, strengthening its validity. 2. Current Price Structure BTC is consolidating just above support, forming a minor bullish structure. A higher-low formation is visible, suggesting buyers remain in control. The drawn white arrow also suggests an expected retest before continuation. 3. Local Resistance Cluster (≈ 92,500 – 94,000) The upper shaded zone marks a major resistance, possibly a supply region. This aligns with Fib extension levels (2.618–3.618). This is the area where sellers are likely to show up again. 4. Bullish Scenario (Most Probable Based on Chart) If BTC holds above 90,920, a rally toward the resistance zone is likely. The large grey projection box indicates a potential move to ~93,500–94,000. Momentum from the recent strong bullish candle also supports the upside. 5. Bearish Risk Scenario Losing 90,350 on strong volume could invalidate the bullish setup. If that happens, price may revisit 87,500–88,000 (Fib confluence).
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDLong
by DrForexPhd
BTCUSD SELL SETUPThe chart shows a strong bearish displacement candle breaking below multiple intraday liquidity levels. This confirms short-term bearish bias. Your key marked levels (approx.): 91,987 – Upper liquidity 91,200 – 90,900 – Mid liquidity pockets 89,642 – First major demand 88,280 – Monday High retest zone 85,246 – Monday Low 81,200 – 80,800 – Final HTF support / trendline confluence Based on structure, the next sell is valid ONLY on a retracement. 🎯 SELL ENTRY Wait for price to pull back into the imbalance / FVG area: Sell Entry Zone: 90,200 – 90,900 USD This matches the inefficiency left after the big drop. 🎯 TAKE PROFITS Use your marked levels: TP1 → 89,640 (First demand + liquidity pocket) TP2 → 88,280 (Monday High retest zone) TP3 → 85,246 (Monday Low liquidity sweep target) TP4 → 81,200 (Trendline + HTF support) ❗ STOP LOSS Place SL above the breakout candle wick: SL: 91,300 USD This protects the position if price retraces deeper into the upper FVG. 🧾 SUMMARY Trade Level Sell Entry 90,200 – 90,900 SL 91,300 TP1 89,640 TP2 88,280 TP3 85,246 TP4 81,200
BINANCE:BTCUSDShort
by Skalpfi
Wave 4 Trap Complete as Bitcoin Prepares for Final Flush6 Days Ago 3 Days Ago 1 December 2025 : BTC moved into the expected corrective zone last week but stayed inside the falling channel, showing that wave 4 was only a temporary bounce. Buyers failed to break any key resistance, and momentum kept fading. This kept the broader outlook bearish and hinted that wave 5 was still pending. BTC has now broken below the short-term rising structure, confirming that wave 4 topped out near the 0.786 retracement. The rejection from that zone triggered a clean shift back into the main downtrend, with price sliding toward the key 86,280 support. As long as BTC holds below the upper channel boundary, the market remains positioned for further downside, with the 1.618 extension around 79,650 emerging as the next probable target for wave 5 completion. Note: The rejection from the 0.786–resistance zone shows buyers failed to take control. Wave B at 86,280 is the immediate pivot level; staying below it keeps downside pressure intact. The next major target for wave 5 sits near the 1.618 extension around 79,650. Stay Tuned :) @Money_Dictators
BITSTAMP:BTCUSD
by Money_Dictators
BTCUSD Bullish Breakout Failed. Downside below 80k Open Analysis: The weekly close above $91k failed. It has opened a new scenario of retouching earlier low, which is below 80k The Setup: Entry Zone: failure to hold 85k. Stop Loss: Hard stop below $87k (Invalidates the structural break). Take Profit: Follow trailing stop loss below 80k or close your position around 80k. Outlook: Retouch of earlier 80k level and than consolidation. Expecting strength around 80k and after brief consolidation it should charge for 100k levels.
PEPPERSTONE:BTCUSDShort
by MauryaAnalytics
BTCUSD NO TRADE ZONE BOX WAITING FOR BRAKOUT PULLBACK✅ BTCUSD – No-Trade Zone Box Analysis Your marked blue box is a perfect consolidation range after a large downside move. This structure = NO TRADING ZONE because: 1️⃣ Market is in compression Inside the box, price shows: overlapping candles no clear direction equal highs/lows forming both sides liquidity being built This means Smart Money is accumulating orders for the next big move. 📌 Important Levels in Your Chart Upper boundary (Resistance) ≈ 87,200 – 87,400 This is where sellers defended → strong short-term supply. Lower boundary (Support) ≈ 86,200 – 86,400 This is where buyers defended → short-term demand. This creates a tight range, perfect for fake breakouts. 🚫 Why No Trade Inside the Box? Liquidity traps Stop-hunts both sides No trending volume Whipsaw candles → SL hits quickly Smart move = WAIT FOR BREAKOUT + RETEST. 📈 PLAN – How to Trade After Breakout 🟢 Bullish Breakout Setup Trigger: Candle close above 87,200 – 87,400 Entry: Retest of top of the box Targets: TP1 → 88,000 TP2 → 89,000 zone TP3 → 89,600 – major liquidity zone SL: Below 86,800 🔻 Bearish Breakout Setup Trigger: Candle close below 86,200 – 86,400 Entry: Retest of bottom of the box Targets: TP1 → 85,400 TP2 → 84,764 (monday low zone) TP3 → 84,000 SL: Above 86,800 🎯 Summary (Simple Version) Blue box = No-trade zone Wait for breakout + retest Above 87,200 → BUY Below 86,200 → SELL Big move is coming because price compressed after large drop.
BINANCE:BTCUSD
by Skalpfi
1
Bitcoin's Death Cross is Here: A crash with a message to all!BITSTAMP:BTCUSD has just delivered one of its most significant reality ✔ checks of the year — the recent crash wasn’t simply a dip; it was a multi-layered market unwind that exposes the current fragility of the crypto ecosystem. 📉 Current Bitcoin Situation: “From Euphoria to Uncertainty” Bitcoin’s trend shifted rapidly over the past few weeks. Spot ETFs that once fueled relentless upside have significantly slowed inflows, with some days printing net outflows as retail enthusiasm cooled and institutions trimmed exposure. Meanwhile: Over billions in long liquidations hit in some days. Funding flipped aggressively negative Sentiment turned from greed → hesitation High beta alts saw steeper collapses, showing risk-off behavior This wasn’t random volatility — it was a controlled flush triggered by structural weakness. 🔥 Why Bitcoin Crashed: The Real Story 🔹 Technical Factors BTC lost a major support cluster after multiple failed attempts to hold the mid-range. Open interest was overheated, creating the perfect setup for a liquidation cascade. Price rejected sharply from a supply zone that aligns with the weekly imbalance. ☠️ Death Cross on Daily Time Frame: Now Confirmed The 50 SMA crossing below the 200 SMA is not a “doom event” by itself… But historically, Bitcoin rarely ignores this signal, especially when paired with weakening momentum and fading liquidity. ⚠ The last major Death Cross? 2022’s brutal bear continuation, which led to several months of grinding downside before any meaningful reversal. The current structure looks uncomfortably similar: Lower highs printing consistently Loss of trend strength Distribution patterns on higher time frames Declining demand from smart money inflows This isn’t fearmongering — it’s observation. 🔹 Fundamental + Macro Factors ETF inflow cooldown = reduced demand pressure Miners started selling into strength to stabilize income post-difficulty adjustment Global markets leaned risk-off due to macro tightening Whales began distributing quietly (confirmed by on-chain inflow spikes into exchanges) When technical fragility meets fundamental slowdown, crashes are not accidents — they’re consequences. 🐋 Whales Are Selling: “When the quiet money moves, the market reacts loud.” On-chain data over the last week showed: Increase in exchange inflows from large wallets Spot distribution from old long-term holders ETF issuers are reducing inventory during downswings This behavior is classic: Whales distribute during periods of retail excitement… Retail panics during whale exits… And the crash becomes a self-fulfilling cycle. 📅 4–6 Week Forecast: “Chop, Pain & Opportunity” Over the next month or so, the market will likely experience: Sideways-to-down structure Failed rally attempts near the 50 SMA Whip-saw price action due to low conviction Accumulation pockets are forming quietly BITSTAMP:BTCUSD needs to reclaim the 50 SMA with strength before a clean trend resumes. Until then, volatility ≠ strength. 🎯 Conclusion: Re-Investment Zones & Smart Accumulation Crashes are emotional for most, but strategic for the prepared. This is not a call to rush. It’s a reminder: Smart money enters when sentiment collapses. Dumb money enters when sentiment peaks. Analyze. Prepare. Don’t chase. 🧩 Comment down below 👇 and let’s talk about how to overcome it — build awareness together as traders, not competitors. If this Idea gave you valuable information, then please boost it, and follow for more practical trading! Happy Trading & Investing! Team @TradeWithKeshhav ⚡
COINBASE:BTCUSDShort
by TradeWithKeshhav
3
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CRYPTO:BTCUSDEducation
by TechnicalExpress