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BTC - WEEKLY PRICE UPDATE🟩 #BITCOIN - Weekly Price Update 🔸 Monthly: Bullish, macro uptrend is intact! 📈 🔸 Weekly: Neutral zone between $116,000 - $110,700 Following my previous outlook and livestream, price tapped the $107,000 area as expected. ✅ Here’s what I’m watching: If CRYPTOCAP:BTC pushes and holds above $110,000 daily, we could see another wave up and potentially new ATHs, trend would stay strong! Currently, the technical setup is bullish📈 →Daily lagging span still above the cloud and SSB →D1 candle just closed inside the KUMO = classic bullish continuation signal! 💡 My expectations: Short-term: →If bulls defend $110,000+ = bullish zone, see a leg to $115,600 - $116,000 next! →If we get a D1 close & breakout above $116,000, expect further upside toward $120K+ 🚀 →Breakdown under $107,000 = negative, could trigger deeper selloff. 📊Big picture: Momentum remains solid above $100,000 and especially $94,000 support. Expect some green days for #alts if we hold above level mentionned as well in the coming sessions!
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by Cryptojobs
BTC/USDT - Short PositionMarket Context: Price is currently trading around 111,665 after a recovery from a recent consolidation. The overall higher timeframe structure suggests a bearish bias, with potential for a liquidity sweep above previous highs before a move lower. Key Levels: Entry Zone (Sell Area): Between 113,403 and 115,661 ( identified supply zone ). Stop Loss: Above 115,661 ( invalidate zone – beyond supply ). Take Profit 1: 105,124 (intermediate support level). Final Take Profit: 98,148 – 98,261 ( major demand zone ). Trade Rationale: Supply Zone: Price is approaching a previously respected resistance/supply zone where sellers are likely positioned. Liquidity Grab: Anticipation of stop hunts above recent highs before reversal. Market Structure: Lower highs forming on the higher timeframe; bearish trend continuation expected. Risk-Reward: Estimated 3:1 or higher, making it a favorable setup. Strategy: Supply and Demand + Liquidity Sweep + Market Structure Shift
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by redey
Analysis BTC/USDT. Will the growth continue? Hello everyone! This is a trader-analyst from CryptoRobotics, and here is the daily analysis. Yesterday, Bitcoin updated its local high and continues to move according to our planned scenario. Currently, the price is consolidating in a sideways range, where we notice absorption of market selling. The potential remains bullish — toward the next selling zones. During this upward move, a new support point has formed with strong seller absorption around ~$110,000. If tested, we may expect buyer activity. Buy Zones: ~$110,000 (market sell absorption) $108,000–$102,500 (accumulated volumes) Sell Zones: $112,400–$113,300 (local volume zone) $114,400–$115,500 (volume zone) ~$116,500 (volume anomaly) $117,200–$119,000 (accumulated volumes) $121,200–$122,200 (buying absorption) This publication is not financial advice.
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by Crypto_robotics
BTC 1H Analysis - Key Triggers Ahead | Day 31💀 Hey , how's it going ? Come over here — Satoshi got something for you ! ⏰ We’re analyzing BTC on the 1-hour timeframe timeframe . 👀 On the 1-hour timeframe of Bitcoin, we can see that after activating the alarm zones we had mentioned in previous analyses, Bitcoin moved upward and is now in a range and compression in its multi-timeframe structure, which with the New York session open could break out of this compression. ⚙️ The key RSI zones are 64 and 50. Once the oscillation limit crosses these zones, Bitcoin could break out of this compression. Preferably, follow long trades when the oscillation limit is crossed. 🕯 The size of green candles on the 1-hour timeframe is almost getting bigger with increasing volume. We are in a relatively important zone where, with the increase of candle size and volume, Bitcoin could move upward. 📊 On the 1-hour timeframe of USDT.D , we can see that after losing the 4.44% zone and the buyers’ money running out, it has faced a temporary trend weakness. With the New York session open, it could continue its decline. Notice that Tether dominance is also in a compression state both in terms of volatility and the RSI oscillator, in a decision-making mode. Confirmation of breaking the 4.44% zone could mean the loss of the 38 support level. 🔔 The trading alarm zones for Bitcoin are at $111,664 for long and $110,666 for short. Preferably, I’m not considering short trades these days, but I do think about opening a long position on a pullback or breakout of $111,664, and if the price action behavior suits such a trade, I will take action. ❤️ Disclaimer : This analysis is purely based on my personal opinion and I only trade if the stated triggers are activated .
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by CryptosWinter
BTCUSDT 4H Update The last dip triggered massive long liquidations and tapped into parts of the green demand zone. Currently, a potential **W-pattern / double bottom** is forming while price is holding above **110K** – an initial bullish signal. 🔑 **Key Levels** * **Resistance:** 113.465 – 114.416 \$ (Breakout Zone) | 116.834 \$ (CME Gap) | 118 – 120K (Major Short-Liq Zone) * **Support:** 107.2K | 104 – 102K (200 EMA Daily + CPR S1) 📊 **Conclusion:** As long as BTC holds above **110K**, the chance of a sustainable breakout remains. A confirmed trend reversal would only be validated above **113.5K**, opening the way towards **116–118K**. Below **107K**, the risk increases for a retest of the **104–102K** support range.
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by crypt0AP
Bitcoin Breakout: Bull Run Starting or Just a Fakeout?Bitcoin (BTCUSDT) has been locked inside a bearish channel since the RSI divergence played out earlier this summer, dragging price into correction. But now things are heating up — BTC has broken the upper channel trendline, showing the first real signs of bullish momentum. RSI is still sitting below 50, signaling caution, yet leaving space for buyers to step in. The big question: is this the start of a new bullish wave, or will Bitcoin stall at resistance and retest support? Technical Analysis: 📉 Previous Divergence: The bearish divergence marked earlier worked perfectly, sending BTC lower. 📊 Current Setup: BTC has now broken out of the channel — a bullish sign, but confirmation comes only if price holds above $113,533 (Resistance 1). 🔑 Support Levels: $107,367 → $106,590 → $105,083 🔑 Resistance Levels: $113,533 → $117,523 → $120,425 🎯 Potential Buy Zone: $106,590 – $107,967 (if support holds). 📈 RSI (14): ~46 — below 50 but turning upward, hinting at possible accumulation. Fundamentals Supporting the Bullish Case: ✅ ETF Demand: Spot Bitcoin ETFs continue to attract billions in inflows, with BlackRock and Fidelity leading. A single day recently saw $1.18B of inflows, pushing BTC higher and squeezing shorts. ✅ Post-Halving Scarcity: The 2024 halving cut miner rewards by 50%, reducing new supply. With 70% of BTC held by long-term holders, supply on exchanges is extremely tight. ✅ Macro Tailwinds: Softer U.S. economic data and potential Fed rate cuts have lifted risk assets, fueling demand for BTC as a hedge. ✅ Institutional Recognition: Bitcoin is increasingly treated as digital gold. Even the U.S. has announced a $120B Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, boosting credibility and long-term confidence. Do you think Bitcoin’s breakout is the start of a true bullish reversal 🚀 — or will bears push it back to support before the next big move? #BTC #BTCUSDT #Bitcoin #Crypto #Cryptocurrency #CryptoTrading #CryptoAnalysis #BitcoinPrice #BTCPrice #BitcoinChart #CryptoCharts #TechnicalAnalysis #TA #RSI #Trading #TradingView #ChartAnalysis #PriceAction #CryptoSignals #CryptoTraders #CryptoNews #CryptoCommunity #CryptoWorld #BTCAnalysis #BTCUpdate #CryptoInvesting #CryptoMarket #BitcoinUpdate #CryptoBullish #CryptoBearish #BTCResistance #BTCBreakout #BTCBullish #BTCBearish #SupportResistance #CryptoTrend #CryptoSetup #CryptoTradingSignals #BTCSetup #DigitalGold ⚠️ Disclaimer This analysis is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Trading cryptocurrencies involves high risk; always do your own research and manage your risk accordingly.
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by asimafridi
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BTCUSDT ANALYSIS.BTCUSDT – 1H (Key Zone Analysis) Bias: Neutral → Awaiting reaction at 113K 🔑 Structure Update: Price recovering after BOS on lower levels. Testing previous bearish OB + Supply Zone near 113,000. 📍 POI Level: 113K zone = Major supply area. Confluence of OB + Previous rejection wick. 📊 Trade Plan: If bearish rejection signs form → expect drop towards 107K–105K. If clean breakout above 113K → bullish continuation likely, strong momentum for BTC & Alts. ⚠️ Targets & Invalidation: Bearish scenario target: 107K / 105K. Invalidation if price closes H1 above 113K with strength.
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by Thebitcoin37
BTC starts to show signs of recovery💎 BTC PLAN UPDATE – START OF WEEK (09/03/2025 ) Mid-week BTC Analysis Currently, BTC is reacting around the support zone ~111,000 – 110,500 (confluence of EMA200 D1 and 0.5 Fibonacci). This is an important short-term support area; if it holds, a rebound may occur in the next few sessions. If BTC bounces from this level, it could retest short-term resistance levels at: • 111,900 – 112,200 (EMA34 + nearest resistance) • 114,100 – 114,500 (0.382 Fibonacci) • 116,000 – 117,000 (0.236 Fibonacci + previous strong resistance) If the 110,500 support is broken, price could easily drop toward: • 108,400 – 108,000 (mid-term support) • 104,800 – 105,000 (major support, extended Fibonacci zone) Trend: • Mid-term: still in a corrective downtrend. • Short-term: possible technical rebound from current support zone, with the first target around 114,000 – 116,000. 👉 In summary: Mid-week, BTC is at a critical zone. Holding 110,500 – 111,000 favors a rebound scenario; if this area breaks, downside pressure may extend toward 108K – 105K.
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by Nova-Scalper
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BTC Resumes Uptrend: Resistance Zones in FocusBTC Resumes Uptrend: Resistance Zones in Focus Bitcoin Update BTC has been showing mixed signals lately, swinging between bullish and bearish moves — likely driven by profit-taking and short-term sentiment. Despite the volatility, it’s holding its ground and refusing to break down. Technically, BTC has completed a WXYXZ corrective wave and is now resuming its dominant trend. Key resistance zones to watch: 113,200 117,000 123,000 — a major target if momentum continues. 📰On the other hand, the Trump family is driving up the price of BTC with other news: News 1 Trump's World Liberty Financial tokens begin trading Some of the digital tokens backing the Trump family's cryptocurrency venture, World Liberty Financial, began trading on Monday, the cryptocurrency company said. The World Liberty tokens, known as $WLFI, were sold to investors after the Trump family and its business partners last year launched the venture, a "decentralized finance" platform that has also issued a stablecoin. News 2 Eric Trump took the stage in Tokyo on Monday to throw his support behind Japanese bitcoin treasury company Metaplanet, as the U.S. president's family expands its crypto ventures internationally. Let's see what happens now if BTC will rise further or if the Trump family will lower it once again to buy BTC at a cheaper price before it rises again. It remains with a high risk. You may find more details in the chart! Thank you and Good Luck! PS: Please support with a like or comment if you find this analysis useful for your trading day
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by KlejdiCuni
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BTC - Perfect Bullish SetupPrice Action Breakdown After running the lows with a clear Sell Side Liquidity Sweep, BTC quickly reversed and printed a Market Structure Shift (MSS). This marked the first real sign that the market might be ready to transition from weakness into strength. Retracement Zone Price is now retracing into a very interesting area — the overlap of a Bullish Fair Value Gap, an IFVG, and the Golden Pocket. When multiple imbalances and Fibonacci levels line up like this, it often builds a high-probability zone where institutions look to re-accumulate positions before the next move higher. Upside Target If this area holds and buyers step in, the next logical draw on liquidity sits above Buy Side Liquidity. That pool of stops acts like a magnet, and with the prior lows already cleaned, the path of least resistance could be higher. Invalidation On the other hand, a failure to hold inside the Golden Pocket would weaken this bullish narrative. A clean break below the sweep low would suggest that this rebound was only temporary relief before further downside. Final Thoughts This setup is all about how price reacts inside the retracement zone. If we see strength here, the run toward Buy Side Liquidity is very much in play. If not, patience will pay, as deeper levels will likely come into focus. What’s your take — do you see this zone holding, or are you expecting another flush?
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by Louigi_24
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Bitcoin - Bloodbath in September is here! Bitcoin below 100k?September is starting, and we know that statistically September is the most devastating month, not only for Bitcoin but also for the stock market. You probably don't want to be in a long position during this period of time if you don't like adrenaline. Re-buy in the middle of October, but let's see what is happening in the short term on Bitcoin's chart. The price has been moving within this blue descending channel, and there is really no sign of strength from the bulls. Basically what we see on the chart is a pretty strong bear market, at least on the 4h chart. As long as this channel holds, I am bearish. There are 3 options for how to trade this channel. You can try to buy the bottom of the trendline of the channel, or the 1:1 Fib extension, or wait for a breakout of the channel. Different traders trade different opportunities. Let me know what your plan is in this situation? The Fibonacci extension 1:1 support is at 104.583 USDT, so we could see a small bounce from this level. Now the most important question is, will Bitcoin fall below 100k in September or not? Follow me so you don't miss updates because I will predict this move if the technical analysis is bearish! Write a comment with your altcoin and hit the like button, and I will make an analysis for you in response. Trading is not hard if you have a good coach! This is not a trade setup, as there is no stop-loss or profit target. I share my trades privately. Thank you, and I wish you successful trades!
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by Xanrox
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Will September be a good month to buy more BTC?As I look at the chart today, I see BTC price trying to break from the descending channel I drew on the 13th of August. I know that everyone calls September the worst month for trading and they advise to stay put and wait for next month, but I see September 2025 as its starting in green as the opportunity to increase my exposure in BTC and buy the coin as it dips. We had a new ATH in August and after two weeks we did see how the price of Bitcoin went through a brief correction and now it looks like it reached the resistance level at 107K and it's going through phase of consolidation. The price is bouncing now between 109K and 111K in the short term and 107K and 114K in the medium term. Why? Because there is no narrative powerful enough to push the needle one way or another. Remember - crypto market is all about emotions and narratives. So from my point of view the next powerful narrative which will push the market will be FED's chairman announcement on 17th of September. And the common consensus is that the speech will be a positive for the markets. Thid means continuation of the bull run in October and it will set up solid fundament for new ATH in Q4 as the money will start flowing into the global markets. So now I am planning to spent small sums of my cash to buy the dips and to wait for the moment when the greed will return and with it the price of BTC will start rising again
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by krypto_dziadek71
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#BTC/USDT Bullish Divergence on 1H, Low Risk Trade#BTC The price is moving within a descending channel on the 1-hour frame, adhering well to it, and is poised to break it strongly upwards and retest it. We have a bearish trend on the RSI indicator that is about to be broken and retested, supporting the upside. There is a major support area in green at 108062, which represents a strong basis for the upside. For inquiries, please leave a comment. We are in a consolidation trend above the 100 Moving Average. Entry price: 108450 First target: 108959 Second target: 109541 Third target: 110325 Don't forget a simple matter: capital management. When you reach the first target, save some money and then change your stop-loss order to an entry order. For inquiries, please leave a comment. Thank you.
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by CryptoAnalystSignal
Role of International Sanctions in Markets1. Understanding International Sanctions 1.1 Definition International sanctions are restrictive measures imposed by one or multiple countries, regional blocs, or international organizations to influence or punish a state, group, or individual for violating international norms, engaging in aggression, terrorism, human rights abuses, or other unacceptable activities. They are designed as a non-violent coercive measure, offering an alternative to war while still exerting substantial economic and political pressure. 1.2 Actors Imposing Sanctions United Nations (UN): The UN Security Council can impose multilateral sanctions binding on all member states. European Union (EU): The EU enforces sanctions collectively across its member states. United States: The U.S. uses sanctions extensively through agencies like the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). Other Individual Nations: Countries such as the UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, and China also impose sanctions independently or in alignment with allies. 1.3 Objectives of Sanctions To deter aggression (e.g., sanctions against Russia for Ukraine). To prevent nuclear proliferation (e.g., Iran and North Korea). To fight terrorism (targeting terrorist financing networks). To punish human rights abuses (e.g., Myanmar military leaders). To influence regime behavior or induce political change. 2. Types of Sanctions Sanctions vary in nature and severity, targeting specific economic, financial, or individual dimensions. 2.1 Economic Sanctions Trade embargoes: Complete or partial bans on exports/imports (e.g., U.S. embargo on Cuba). Tariff increases: Punitive duties to restrict trade. Restrictions on technology transfer: Denial of access to critical technologies (e.g., semiconductor bans on China). 2.2 Financial Sanctions Asset freezes: Preventing access to assets held abroad. Banking restrictions: Disconnecting banks from SWIFT or dollar-clearing systems. Investment bans: Prohibiting foreign direct investment in certain sectors. 2.3 Targeted (Smart) Sanctions Travel bans: Restricting the mobility of individuals. Restrictions on elites: Freezing wealth of oligarchs or leaders. Sectoral sanctions: Targeting specific industries like defense, energy, or banking. 2.4 Secondary Sanctions These extend restrictions to third-party countries or companies dealing with sanctioned entities, creating a global ripple effect. For example, U.S. sanctions on Iran penalized European companies trading in Iranian oil. 3. Mechanisms of Sanctions in Markets Sanctions affect markets through direct and indirect mechanisms: Supply and Demand Shock: Blocking exports or imports alters the global supply of goods (e.g., oil, gas, grain). Financial Disconnection: Restricting banking and payment systems limits trade financing. Investment Deterrence: Sanctioned nations face reduced FDI and capital flight. Market Uncertainty: Sanctions increase geopolitical risks, affecting investor sentiment. Currency Depreciation: Sanctions often weaken the local currency due to reduced trade inflows. 4. Impact on Global Commodity & Energy Markets 4.1 Oil Markets Iran: U.S. sanctions on Iranian oil exports reduced global supply, raising oil prices. Russia: Sanctions on Russian crude and refined products led to shifts in global supply chains, with India and China absorbing Russian oil at discounts. 4.2 Natural Gas Europe’s dependence on Russian gas was disrupted after the 2022 Ukraine invasion. LNG imports from the U.S. and Qatar surged, reshaping global gas flows. 4.3 Metals & Minerals Russia and Ukraine are major exporters of nickel, palladium, titanium, and rare earths. Sanctions and war disruptions caused price spikes in industrial metals. 4.4 Food & Agriculture Sanctions on Russia and Belarus affected fertilizer exports, raising global food prices. Blockades in Ukraine disrupted wheat exports, creating shortages in Africa and the Middle East. 5. Impact on Financial Markets 5.1 Stock Markets Short-term volatility: News of sanctions often triggers panic selling or buying. Sector-specific impacts: Defense, energy, and commodities may gain, while trade-exposed sectors suffer. Long-term structural shifts: Companies reduce exposure to sanctioned nations, realigning supply chains. 5.2 Currency Markets (Forex) Sanctions reduce foreign currency inflows, weakening the sanctioned nation’s currency. Example: The Russian ruble plunged after sanctions in 2022, though capital controls later stabilized it. 5.3 Global Investment Flows Foreign investors withdraw from sanctioned economies. Sovereign wealth funds and pension funds divest holdings in restricted countries. 6. Regional Impacts of Sanctions 6.1 Russia & Ukraine Western sanctions cut Russia from global finance and technology. Ruble volatility, inflation, and capital flight followed. Global ripple effect: Energy, wheat, and fertilizer shortages. 6.2 Iran Oil export restrictions shrank Iran’s GDP. Secondary sanctions limited European and Asian companies’ engagement. Regional instability increased as Iran sought alternative trade partners. 6.3 North Korea Isolated from global trade and finance. Reliance on smuggling, China, and black markets. Limited global market impact but severe domestic hardships. 6.4 Venezuela Sanctions on its oil industry collapsed exports. Hyperinflation and economic collapse ensued. Regional spillover through migration crises. 7. Unintended Consequences of Sanctions Black Markets & Smuggling: Sanctioned countries often develop underground economies. Closer Alliances Among Sanctioned States: Russia, Iran, and China increasing cooperation. Impact on Civilians: Shortages, inflation, unemployment, and poverty rise. Market Distortion: Discounted commodities from sanctioned nations (e.g., Russian oil to Asia). Innovation in Alternatives: Countries develop domestic industries or alternative financial systems (e.g., Russia’s SPFS payment system, China’s CIPS). 8. Alternatives to Sanctions Diplomatic Engagement: Negotiations and peace talks. Incentive-based Approaches: Trade deals or aid packages in exchange for compliance. Targeted Development Aid: Supporting civil society rather than punishing populations. Multilateral Coordination: Ensuring sanctions are globally accepted to prevent loopholes. 9. Case Studies 9.1 Sanctions on South Africa (Apartheid Era) International sanctions and boycotts in the 1980s pressured the regime, contributing to the end of apartheid. Markets responded with divestments and currency depreciation. 9.2 U.S.-Cuba Embargo Decades-long embargo limited Cuba’s access to U.S. markets. While politically symbolic, global market impact was minimal due to Cuba’s small size. 9.3 Russia-Ukraine Conflict (2022 onwards) Unprecedented sanctions: SWIFT bans, asset freezes, export controls. Global shocks in energy, agriculture, and finance. Companies like BP, Shell, and McDonald’s exited Russia, reflecting corporate alignment with sanctions. 10. The Future of Sanctions and Markets Rise of De-dollarization: Sanctions on dollar transactions push countries toward alternative currencies. Growth of Parallel Financial Systems: China’s CIPS, cryptocurrencies, and digital yuan as sanction-proof systems. Shift in Supply Chains: Diversification away from politically risky regions. Increased Role of Multilateral Sanctions: Collective enforcement may grow as unilateral sanctions face resistance. Impact of Technology: Digital tracking, blockchain, and AI enhance enforcement and evasion monitoring. Conclusion International sanctions are a double-edged sword. On one hand, they are a crucial non-military tool to deter aggression, enforce international law, and punish violations of global norms. On the other hand, sanctions often have spillover effects—disrupting global markets, raising commodity prices, and sometimes hurting civilians more than governments. For markets, sanctions represent both risk and opportunity. Traders, investors, and corporations must adapt to sudden shifts in supply chains, volatile commodity prices, and changing financial landscapes. The long-term trend suggests that sanctions will remain a central instrument of foreign policy, but their effectiveness will depend on multilateral coordination, precision targeting, and mitigation of unintended humanitarian costs. As globalization deepens, the role of sanctions in shaping markets will only grow more pronounced, making it essential for policymakers, businesses, and investors alike to understand their far-reaching consequences.
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by GlobalWolfStreet
Bitcoin Daily MACD & RSI, Most Likely Scenario & How To TradeTo many people Bitcoin is mixed right now or even bearish. The $125,000 price tag is the cycle top and we are due a massive bull market. To me, Bitcoin is bullish and more growth is definitely possible. If this is true, we should find some hints on the chart. If I am wrong, most of the signals should point lower. It would be impossible to fine dozens of bullish signals on this chart. Let's read the chart and see what happens. Bitcoin's daily RSI doesn't look great but we have an interesting signal, let me show it to you. And the indicator right now leans more bullish rather than bearish. We are looking at the daily timeframe. BTCUSDT (D) RSI There was a low 22-June followed by a bullish move. The next major low happened very recently, late August. Notice how the late August low managed to reached below the 22-June low, a lower low. A weak one so it can also be considered a double-bottom. BTCUSDT is quite different. 22-June we had a low $98,186. In Late August, the lowest Bitcoin did was $107,250; a higher low. This is a classic hidden bullish divergence. This signal is not very strong but it is a start. A divergence can show up for weeks or even months before it reflects on the price. The fact that Bitcoin continues to trade above $110,000 more than 52 days after peaking is also positive. But these are not definitive signals, it is more of a mix. The MACD is in a different situation, trading within the bearish zone with a bullish bias. The bullish bias comes from the fact that the MACD is rising after hitting the lowest point since March—but it can still move lower before recovering. BTCUSDT (D) MACD In March Bitcoin was bearish and crashing as the 2025 correction low happened on the 7th of April. So it is the first time the MACD moves below zero after the April recovery. See the MACD chart. First there is a drop and once a low is hit we get a small bounce, the bounce is followed by a new drop and then the indicator starts to rise. While the MACD bottomed in March, Bitcoin bottomed in April, this is the classic lag, a lagging indicator. The MACD can bottom anytime and as it hits bottom, we know what follows is a wave of growth even if it takes a while to show up on Bitcoin's price. Bearish Signals The double-top is a bearish signal but this one has been consumed with the recent down-move. Bitcoin can indeed move lower but this isn't a necessity, not a market compulsion. If Bitcoin continues lower, we know this is only short-term based on the other signals we are seeing. The RSI is still below 50 even if rising. The MACD is in the bearish zone even if it is starting to turn. We need strong signals and strong indicators to confirm a major advance. Conclusion Bitcoin is likely to continue growing short-term, mid-term and long-term. On the very short-term, say one to two weeks, anything is possible. On this very short time horizon Bitcoin can easily crash according to the chart. Most Likely Scenarios More sideways, more neutral, more bearish action followed by growth. Bitcoin is likely to continue in this kind of mixed period for sometime. If we consider the bigger picture, we are still locked within the $100,000 and $125,000 price range. For LONG or SHORT, wait for the trend. For spot accumulation, focus on the altcoins. For Bitcoin, the best is to wait. The time to buy was when prices were below $100,000 or $90,000. There are better choices right now. The next time to buy is when the signals become really strong, or when prices are trading at support. It all depends on your trading style, risk tolerance and your goals of course. Do not be distracted by market noise. When we focus on the short-term, we tend to miss the bigger picture. The truth is that the most money is made when the market is in a trend. Since we are in a bull market, we wait for support and go LONG. When the bull market is over, each time there is a bounce or a price advance it becomes an opportunity to go SHORT. We trade in the same direction of the market. Thanks a lot for your continued support. Namaste.
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by MasterAnanda
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BTC 4H Breaking Downtrend, Push Toward $117K and $124K? Bitcoin has broken through downtrend resistance after weeks of lower highs, now testing the $110K demand zone for confirmation. Holding above this area sets the stage for continuation toward $117.5K, with extended upside potential at $124.5K. Liquidity sits lower at $107.5K, which could be swept before the move higher. Meanwhile, the Stoch RSI is in overbought territory, signaling possible short-term pullback, while the MACD Liquidity Tracker is showing momentum recovery from oversold conditions. Key levels: – Demand Zone: $110K – Liquidity: $107.5K – Targets: $117.5K and $124.5K
by Quant_Trading_Pro
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