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$BTC 1W nice breakout 👀

$BTC 1W nice breakout 👀

$82,000 is the next victim. #Bitcoin

My 2026 bull cycle outlook:

Bullish on $ETH here

Buy fear.
Sell greed.
Markets always swing both ways, but for now it feels like the upside can last a little longer.

Buy fear.
Sell greed.
Markets always swing both ways, but for now it feels like the upside can last a little longer.

$BTC 1D chart
MA100 -> MA200
A Classic Bull Trap in a Bear Market 🧐

Bitcoin’s 2022 Echo: One More Push Before the Real Shakeout?
Bitcoin is again sitting at one of those strange points where the chart looks bullish at first glance, but the background story is not fully comfortable. The recent structure shared by Ali Charts suggests that BTC is moving in a way that resembles its 2022 bottoming phase. Back then, the market did not simply crash, bottom, and recover in a clean straight line. It gave traders hope, pushed upward, trapped late buyers, and then delivered one more painful leg down before the real recovery started.
That is why this current setup is inte

ETF buyers’ average entry zone is turning into a real line in the sand for Bitcoin.
Every time price comes back near that range, demand starts showing up again.
For now, this area is acting less like random support and more like the market defending its cost basis.

ETF buyers’ average entry zone is turning into a real line in the sand for Bitcoin.
Every time price comes back near that range, demand starts showing up again.
For now, this area is acting less like random support and more like the market defending its cost basis.

$SOL 1M update
So far so good 📉😉

We are still early

Bitcoins monthly ROI has been green for the past 3 months.

$SOL has now traded below $100 for 87 straight days and closed seven consecutive monthly red candles, its longest monthly losing streak since launch in 2020.

$BTC Bitcoin is retesting the trendline before the drop.

Recently, Bitcoin’s correlation to U.S. equities is rising back toward levels last seen in 2023, suggesting a renewed coupling with broader risk markets