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Who's ready to lose money (again) on BTC?The ups and downs are becoming just to obvious at this point. BTC struggling to make substantial progress on the price moves now that major whales have moved on due to buying at the TOP. What could go wrong? Diminishing YoY returns, high transaction cost, doesn't solve any real problems, and ultra high volatility. Historically, we are due very soon for a major correction and BTC will very likely come down substantially (next support levels before 100k is around 70k). Not anti-tech or BTC! Just calling out technicals, fundamentals, and historical behavior with tulip-type of hype and have seen many many people lose money from BTC and digital assets (remember NFTs, FTX, Trump's coin that was rugged etc...). Proceed with caution, if you're up on BTC, just sell and park for a breather. There is no escaping macro trends and a big one is coming. We are not at levels not seen since the dot.com bubble, and this one will be harder.
Short
by antonini2002
#BITCOIN - Weekly Price outlook #BITCOIN - Weekly Price outlook Following my previous weekly outlook perfectly! 🔥 🔸Weekly/Daily: Neutral 🔸Monthly: Bullish trend ⚡️ Likely just a pause before a new ATH breakout! Bullish as long as we hold $109,500–$110,000.#Alts market did exactly what we expected! Key Levels: 🟢 Bullish above: $109,500–$110,000 🟡 Neutral zones: $110,000–$116,000 & $110,000–$107,000 🔴 Bearish: D1 close below $107,000 = open gap to $100,000 and possibly $94,000 Next targets: $115,600–$116,000 resistance 🎯 A clean breakout above $116,000/$120,000 could fuel further gains (medium term). ⚠️ Bearish scenario: Strong rejection at $116,000 or D1 close under $107,000. (I don’t share all charts here.)
Long
by Cryptojobs
BTC/USDT 4H AnalysisBitcoin currently consolidating around the $110k region, sitting just above a major demand zone. Market structure is showing two possible scenarios: 🔹 Bullish Case: Price holds above the grey demand zone (RL) and pushes toward the mid-level ($118k). A clean break here could open the path toward $124k–$126k (RH). 🔹 Bearish Case: If the $110k–$109k support fails, BTC may revisit the blue demand zone around $102k–$100k before any recovery. Key Levels to Watch: Resistance: $118k / $124k Support: $110k / $100k ⚠️ This is not financial advice. Always use proper risk management. 💬 What’s your outlook on BTC this week – bullish continuation or deeper correction?
by Bullboys8
Bitcoin New Analysis (4H)It seems that Bitcoin’s correction is not yet complete. After a slight upward retracement, the price is expected to drop again and move toward lower levels. The bearish structure is still well intact. For now, it’s better to track Bitcoin step by step while also paying attention to nearby support zones. The expected path for Bitcoin’s next move has been outlined on the chart. For risk management, please don't forget stop loss and capital management When we reach the first target, save some profit and then change the stop to entry Comment if you have any questions Thank You
by behdark
BTC: Growth from $108.8K"On August 31, Bitcoin shifted sharply into an upward trend. On the 1-hour timeframe, the entry zone was highlighted around $108,800. Just a few days later, price reached $112,000, passing through three target levels and locking in a substantial part of the move. The maximum difference amounted to roughly $3,200. The key element here is trade management. The algorithm signaled the shift to breakeven early on, protecting capital even in case of volatility. This removed emotional pressure and gave confidence that the position was being handled according to plan rather than driven by fear or greed. Such a sequence — entry, structured management, staged profit-taking — turns a chaotic market into a controlled process. For beginners, it’s a way to save years on learning basic patterns. For intermediate traders, it accelerates decision-making and reduces unnecessary mistakes. For professionals, it’s a tool for time efficiency and discipline. And for investors, it provides a clear visual layer for tracking key levels without being distracted by market noise. The position remains active today, and the structure of the trend still shows strength. But the most important takeaway isn’t just the move from $108.8K to $112K — it’s the method of managing it. The market will always test traders emotionally, and having an algorithm that defines levels and adapts step by step makes the difference between guessing and trading with precision."
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by CryptoVision
What Is a Trend and How Not to Confuse It With a Correction"One of the first words every trader hears when entering the market is “trend.” It seems simple: a trend is the direction of price movement. But in practice, this is where most mistakes and debates arise. Where is the actual trend, and where is just a correction? What is a reversal, and what is only a pause? Misunderstanding these questions costs money — sometimes an entire account. Why Is It So Hard to See the Trend? The challenge lies in the fact that markets always move in waves. Even during a strong uptrend, price will pause, pull back, and create local highs and lows. For a trader, especially a beginner, it’s easy to mistake a correction for a reversal. This often leads to closing trades too early, or holding them too long when it no longer makes sense. Imagine Bitcoin rises from $100,000 to $118,000. Suddenly, price drops to $114,000. Is this the start of a downtrend, or just a pullback before the next push higher? The answer doesn’t lie in emotions but in reading the structure of the trend. How to Distinguish Trend From Correction A trend is a sequence of moves where each new impulse confirms the previous one. - In an uptrend, each new high is higher than the last, and each low also moves higher. - In a downtrend, each new low drops below the last, and highs remain capped. A correction, however, is a temporary pullback against the main direction. It doesn’t break the structure. If price in an uptrend pulls back but holds above key support, it’s a correction, not a reversal. Levels and volumes often provide the confirmation. When price tests and holds strong support, the trend stays intact. But if it breaks and consolidates beyond that level, it’s a signal that the market may be reversing. The Role of Psychology in Mistakes Most of the time, the problem isn’t theory — it’s psychology. Traders see “collapse” where there is only a normal correction. Or they hope for continuation when the structure is already broken. Greed stops them from taking profit when they should, while fear forces them to close trades at every pullback. Trading then becomes a set of random emotional decisions instead of a structured plan. What Really Helps 1. Technical analysis. Trendlines, support/resistance, and patterns provide a framework. 2. Multi-timeframe analysis. On lower charts, a correction may look like a full reversal. On higher timeframes, it’s just a pause. You need both perspectives. 3. Algorithmic approach. Automation removes unnecessary emotions. When a system highlights zones, profit levels, and trend shifts, traders can stick to their plan. 4. Staged profit-taking. Even if the market reverses unexpectedly, part of the profit is already secured. Why This Matters to Every Trader For beginners, trends and corrections often look identical. Visualization and structure act as a navigator, showing what’s just a pullback and what requires caution — saving years of trial and error. For intermediate traders, the value is in acceleration. They already know how to read charts but often hesitate in execution. A structured system reduces emotional mistakes and provides clear reference points. For professionals, the priority is time and discipline. They don’t need definitions of trends — they need a tool that filters out noise, keeps trades consistent, and maximizes holding potential. For investors, understanding trend vs. correction provides clarity on where to accumulate and where to reduce exposure. It’s not a guessing game but a framework for managing capital. Final Note Trend and correction aren’t just textbook terms — they are the foundation of trading. Those who can tell them apart manage trades, instead of being managed by market chaos. The market will always try to knock you off balance emotionally. But a systematic approach based on technical analysis highlights structure, pinpoints key levels, and removes guesswork. That’s what transforms trading from a lottery into a structured process, where emotions fade and decisions come from cold logic."
Education
by CryptoVision
BTC: Discipline Over Chaos"At the end of August, BTC delivered a rare scenario: entry at $108,800, smooth progression through three levels, and profit locked at $112,000. But the real strength isn’t just the $3,200 move — it’s in how the trade was managed. The position developed step by step: support zones were recalibrated, partial profits were taken along the way, and the breakeven shift early on removed the risk of a complete reversal. For professional traders, this process is more valuable than the outcome itself, as it reflects control over the market rather than submission to its chaotic swings. When everything follows a structured approach, the market stops being chaos. Trading shifts from “getting lucky” to executing a built system, where consistency matters more than any single result."
Long
by CryptoVision
BTC: Confident Trade Management"On August 31, BTC on the 1-hour chart showed an entry zone around $108,800. Almost immediately, the algorithm highlighted the shift to breakeven, removing the risk of a full reversal and giving peace of mind for the rest of the move. Since then, the position has remained active and has already passed three profit targets. Today, price is around $112,000, and the fact that the trade has been held this long demonstrates how discipline and structured management allow traders to capture the bulk of a trend without rushing or guessing. For intermediate traders, the real value lies in the process. When the system predefines zones for profit-taking and adjustments, emotions fade into the background. Trading stops being a fight with fear and greed and becomes a structured path where each step is justified."
Long
by CryptoVision