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BITCOIN 107600 BREAKOUTBitcoin’s breakout above 107,600 could signal a highly bullish move. Recent price action has been strong, almost unstoppable, with bulls liquidating shorts and driving the market toward new all-time highs. Technicals align with this momentum, favoring continued upward action. However, the 107,600 resistance remains a key level, acting as a ceiling for now. A decisive breach with strong volume could open the doors to the next ATH. It’s a pivotal moment—watch closely!
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by gigaalgo
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Btc create new ATH 105k whats your target for this bull?🚀 Bitcoin Hits a New ATH at $105K! 🚀 The crypto king has done it again! CRYPTOCAP:BTC just shattered expectations with a new all-time high at $105K, and the market is buzzing with excitement. 🎉 But the big question is: What’s your target for this bull run? 💡 Things to consider: • Will CRYPTOCAP:BTC push further to $120K, $150K, or even higher? • How long will the bulls keep running before the market takes a breather? • Are we nearing the peak of this cycle, or is this just the beginning? 📈 This milestone is a testament to Bitcoin’s resilience and growing adoption, but as always, the markets can be unpredictable. 🔮 My take: While $105K is huge, the next levels to watch could be $125K-$150K if momentum holds. However, staying cautious and taking profits along the way is never a bad idea. What’s your target for this bull? 🚀 Share your predictions below! 💬 #Bitcoin #BTC #NewATH #CryptoBullRun #BitcoinPrice
Long
by ashwani500
Bitcoin Elliott Wave Breakdown: Sharp Drop Ahead?Bitcoin Elliott Wave Breakdown: Sharp Drop Ahead? Elliott Wave Insights: #Bitcoin may be forming an Expanding Diagonal (ED) in Wave 3, signaling potential retracement. Wave 2's shallow nature raises caution for long positions. Scalp Short Setup: ⚫️ Entry: $106k–$108k ⚫️ Targets: ◾️ 0.382 FIB: $90,048 ◾️ 0.5 FIB: $85,063 ⚫️ Stop-Loss: 4H close above recent ATH. ⚠️ Risk Management: Use tight stops; avoid high leverage. Bullish momentum persists. Plan: Waiting for clearer corrections to enter long. Always DYOR. CRYPTOCAP:BTC
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by CryptoPatel
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Cautious on Bitcoin: Expecting a Sharp Pullback Before LongCautious on Bitcoin: Expecting a Sharp Pullback Before Long 1⃣ Current Stance: Cautious on long positions in CRYPTOCAP:BTC due to the shallow nature of Wave 2 and the potential for an expanding diagonal (ED) formation. 2⃣ Entry Plan: Planning to open a long position in #Bitcoin but waiting for a clearer correction. 3⃣ Market Expectation: Expecting a sharp pullback, though the exact dip is uncertain at this stage. 4⃣ Next Steps: Will provide further updates after additional confirmations are observed. Note: This is NFA. Always DYOR before making any trades.
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by CryptoPatel
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Why do we need a new payment system?Ever wondered why no one seems to care when your money is stolen, your wallet is swiped, or your online banking gets hacked? That’s right. No one. If there's one thing Satoshi Nakamoto and every other crypto pioneer probably despised, it’s this closed, rigged system where you only win if you’re already winning. In other words, today, having a bank account isn’t just necessary—it’s practically mandatory. But wait! No one will actually tell you that you have to open one. Not your bank, not the government, not even your employer. But here's the twist: the state will happily inform you that your taxes, fines, and any other payments—oh, and don’t forget those "bonuses"—can only be made via an Italian IBAN. No cards, no prepaid accounts. Or your employer will kindly let you know that your salary can only be paid into an Italian IBAN with your name on it. Nobody tells you, “You must open a bank account in Italy,” but everyone acts like you can’t survive without it. And why is that? Because the bank is this monumental institution with centuries of history, reassuring you that your money is safe. Safe, sure. So safe, in fact, that it’s no longer yours. Think about it. While you, the humble account holder, have to justify every move you make with your own money, the bank—once your deposit is in—takes it, uses it for its own operations, and invests it as it sees fit. And no, those aren’t just profits; they’re your funds, your deposits. In fact, they count as bank assets and are part of what’s known as the bank’s liquidity (or “CU” for those in the know). So, in case you missed the memo, your money is no longer just yours. Here’s how the game works: the state mandates that anyone who participates in the economy must have a bank account, specifically with an Italian IBAN. You open your account and—voilà!—you can pay bills, receive your salary, and even contribute to the state’s coffers. Meanwhile, the bank is busy investing your liquid assets, generating dividends, and making a tidy profit. But wait—since the bank is profiting off your money, the account must be free, right? Oh, come on. You didn’t really think they’d let that happen. The bank has to survive, after all. And those profits from millions in investments aren’t enough. Banks earn money not only through direct investments but also through every single transaction. Transfers? Oh, you’ll be charged anywhere from €0.50 to €2.00. Checking your statement? That’s another €0.60 to €1.70 per line. And don’t even get me started on account maintenance fees—typically anywhere from a few euros to €10 per month, depending on the bank, the balance, and the account holder’s age. So, yeah. You might end up paying an extra €3–4 on top of your €10 transfer, just to have the "privilege" of using your own money. And that’s not all. Remember, the state’s also in on the action. Besides making sure employers can only pay wages into Italian bank accounts, they impose a stamp duty on accounts with an average balance over a certain threshold—say, €5,000. If you owe anything, the state can seize it directly from your bank account without your consent. And the government? They’ll take their cut, too. It’s a system, after all. Let’s break it down a little more: the state provides a “safe” place to hold your money, but not without its own set of fees and taxes. The bank, that ever-reliable institution, justifies its costs with "security"—while quietly ignoring the fact that it's also using your money to make its own profits. And if you’re paying into a mortgage or loan, don’t be surprised if the bank takes your money directly if you default, without needing your permission. Oh, and the state? They’ll happily seize payments from your account if there’s any sign of liquidity issues. So much for personal security, right? But what happens if you're the one who’s robbed? You’ve got insurance, sure—but no, they won’t pay out 100%. Why? Because of a maze of clauses that protect them, not you. The bank, despite charging you for account maintenance, is not the custodian of your money. They’re just another player in this cruel game. And if you try to report the theft to the authorities? You’ll go through hoops, paying fees for filing a report, only to be passed around between the insurance company and the bank, both of whom claim they’re not responsible. And the state? Well, they’ll just watch from the sidelines, as usual. It’s a vicious cycle: you’re forced into this so-called "bank account" system. Your account becomes a tool to settle debts with both the bank and the state. Both entities have the right to withdraw from your account without prior consent or notification. Imagine that! The state can just grab money if there’s a liquidity problem—and the insurance, well, that’s just another expense with zero real benefit. But don’t worry—the bank is here to "protect" you. Once upon a time… Today, however, banks only lend money if you already have it. Mortgages and leases? They’re available only to people who can buy the property outright. Insurance companies? They're shielded by state-backed protections, allowing them to easily shrug off responsibility. And for those lucky few who manage to get a loan, mortgage, or financing? Well, the bank will happily charge you interest on money you don’t have, while using your deposits to make more money for themselves. So, yeah. The system is built to benefit everyone, except for you. How do I know all these things ? I work in a bank.
Education
by itsmcasalinii
Btc New ATH 108k is it trap or bull run already startedBitcoin ( CRYPTOCAP:BTC ) has reached a crucial stage, and all eyes are on the charts. Will it surge to a new all-time high (ATH), or are we staring down the barrel of another bull trap? 🔥 📊 What’s happening with BTC? • Momentum is building, but resistance at these levels is keeping everyone on edge. • A breakout could take Bitcoin to unprecedented heights, setting the stage for a massive bull run. • Alternatively, a rejection might signal a liquidity grab, pulling prices down to trap overleveraged bulls. 💡 Key factors to watch: 1️⃣ Volume and Price Action: Is there enough momentum to push past resistance? 2️⃣ Support Levels: Can CRYPTOCAP:BTC hold its ground if rejected? 3️⃣ Market Sentiment: Are whales positioning for a breakout, or are they setting the stage for a fake-out? 🔮 What’s next? Bitcoin is at the make-or-break zone where patience and strategy are crucial. Bulls want the ATH, bears are eyeing a retracement—who will win? 💬 Your Call: Is CRYPTOCAP:BTC preparing to rewrite history with a new ATH, or are we in for a major bull trap? Let us know your thoughts below! 🚀👇
Long
by ashwani500
BTC/USD Consolidation Amid Bullish Momentum – Key LevelKey Levels - Support Zones: - $96,500 (critical short-term and intermediate support). - $94,000 (secondary support if $96,500 breaks). - Resistance Zones: - $98,500 (short-term resistance). - $99,000-$100,000 (key psychological barrier). - Above $100,000, the next target aligns near $105,000. Summary and Strategy BTC/USD is positioned for further upside while holding key support at $96,500. The overall trend remains bullish, but the consolidation phase near $98,000 suggests that a breakout or breakdown could determine the next significant move. - Bullish Scenario: - Buy opportunities on a breakout above $98,500, targeting $99,000 and $100,000. - Maintain a buy-on-dip strategy while above $96,500. - Bearish Scenario: - Caution if BTC/USD breaks below $96,500, as it may trigger a deeper correction toward $94,000. *BTC/USD remains poised for bullish opportunities, but traders should closely monitor price action around the critical $98,000-$100,000 zone for confirmation of the next major move.
Long
by EliteTradersChoudharyJI
Bitcoin Analysis: Testing Support LevelsAfter breaking down the critical support level at 95k, Bitcoin is showing strong downward momentum, heading toward the 89k zone. There’s significant buy volume building around the 89k level, indicating potential interest for a reversal or at least a temporary bounce. Key areas to watch: • If 89k holds, we could see a reversal or consolidation before another move. • A break below 89k with sustained sell volume might open the door to lower levels. I’ll monitor price action and volume closely to confirm any reversal signals or further downside continuation. Trade cautiously and always stick to your risk management strategy. Let me know your thoughts in the comments!
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by gigaalgo