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$BTC 1D As expected, the Asian market crashed at the open. The 78K–74K range is an area of ​​demand, offering numerous opportunities for short scalps. Conversely, the area above 80K serves as a safer zone; given the limited upside potential, I am considering opening a sell position from that region. Given what was in the analysis, I do not expect the 74k level to be reached immediately; however, it is a scenario that could potentially unfold within this week.

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I respect Saylor’s conviction more than almost anyone in this space. But right now $BTC is trading at Strategy’s average cost, and the weekend structure is still bearish. If we lose $75K, the same buy could have been done for millions less. Patience is a strategy too.

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$BTC played out exactly as mapped. Dropped into the $78K–$74K demand zone, held it, and reversed straight back above $80K. That’s the area I marked for sells. Watching closely from here.

Every crash feels like the end while you’re inside it. A few days ago the market was bullish. Then Binance and other exchanges got hacked, and the trend flipped overnight. Many coins are still bleeding, and some have crashed far below where they should be. Most people see fewer opportunities right now. I see the opposite. This is a phase, not the end. Once it passes, the market will find its rhythm again. Here’s how I’m thinking about it. If you buy $BTC near $74K and it returns to $88K–$90K, that’s roughly a 20% move. Solid, but limited. The bigger upside usually sits in coins that crashed hard but still have a real product and real usage. One I’m watching closely is $XPL. Around $0.06, a move back to $0.12–$0.15 would be a 2x–2.5x. Same capital, very different outcome. It’s riskier, and it should be sized that way. But in phases like this, I focus on three things: product, usage, and how far price has fallen from value. Not financial advice. Just how I’m positioning.

I don’t look at $HYPE as a trade. I look at it as a bet on where trading is going. Real users, real revenue, and a platform that kept running while centralized exchanges froze withdrawals. That’s what long-term value is built on. My plan is simple. Accumulate below $80, stay patient, and let the weekly chart do the work. $135, then $245, then $400+ by the end of 2027. It won’t be a straight line. Conviction is staying through the parts that aren’t.

BTC 1W There has been no change to my plan. The next bottom will be at 74K, this is in line with the trend.

Some people think I trade with too few confirmations. Here’s the truth: 90% of my trades simply follow the trend. The trend is your friend, and in this market that rule matters more than ever. You can’t build long-term profit by copying other people’s entries or signals, mine included. Every trader goes through drawdowns. Every position carries a stop loss. If you blindly copy me during my drawdown, you take the same loss I do. So whatever entry I share, the real edge is doing your own analysis before you place the trade. And learning has never been easier. You don’t need endless YouTube playlists anymore. Even a free AI tool can teach you almost everything if you use it right. Learn a few strategies. Backtest them daily. The biggest mistake I see is worrying about a missed entry. There will always be another one. This market never runs out of opportunities.

Bullish on $HYPE. Not on this market yet. Shorting for now. DCA orders open below $80.

Another week, another exchange freezing withdrawals. The size doesn’t matter. $6B or $40M, the user experience is the same: you can see your balance, but you can’t move it. That’s not a security problem anymore. It’s a trust problem. And the industry needs to fix it.

$3.75B left Binance in 10 hours. That’s not panic. That’s people voting with their money. Binance did the right thing by covering losses and reopening withdrawals. But trust doesn’t come back the same way funds do. Once users see a “withdrawals suspended” banner, they start asking a question they never asked before: why am I keeping my money somewhere I can’t verify? As a builder, that’s the lesson I’m taking from this week. The next generation of trading platforms won’t win by asking for trust. They’ll win by not needing it.

Good timing on this one. Yesterday Binance froze withdrawals after a multi-billion hack. Funds might be “safe,” but nobody can move them right now. That’s what keeps pushing me toward Hyperliquid. No pause button, everything on-chain, and I don’t have to wait for a statement to know where my money is. DEXs have their own risks too. I just prefer the ones I can see.

After the Bybit hack on Feb 21, 2025, $BTC crashed around 20% and only recovered after a clean retest of its demand zone. Yesterday Binance got hacked, and $BTC dumped again, bouncing from the $76K area. Many traders are now opening longs because Binance said user funds are safe. But the market structure is still not bullish. I still see a high probability of $BTC visiting the $74K–$73K range first. And if Binance follows the same path as Bybit with a full 20% drop, the next retest zone sits around $65K.

$BTC dropped straight into the $78K–$74K demand zone, exactly as mapped. Still watching $75.8K and $74K for the reversal back toward $80K.

Binance just suffered the largest exchange hack in crypto history, with around $5.9B drained. $1.55B got liquidated as $BTC fell below $77K. Withdrawals are still paused.

$BTC 1H As discussed in the context of liquidations, the price dropped into the 81,000 zone, resulting in the hunting of liquidity clusters worth nearly 200M. Do not assume that the price won't go any lower; there are still numerous liquidity clusters situated below this level. I am refraining from 'long scalps' because there is a possibility that the price could re-test that zone (L2) during the FOMC conference. The area marked as the 'Red Zone' is where I would place my stop-loss if I were to attempt a 'short scalp.'

$BTC Liquidation It appears that a significant number of liquidation clusters are building up in these two zones over the next 24 to 48 hours. With the market fluctuating between 81k and 79k, trading within this range is risky, it is advisable to look for clear divergences and valid triggers to manage your risk effectively. Given the Israeli vote today and the FOMC meeting tomorrow, I am focusing exclusively on scalps.

Someone has opened a $BTC sell position worth $4,800,000.00 and a $ZEC sell position worth $1,630,000.00 on Hyperliquid. Their last 10 trades have all hit their stop-loss.