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$BTC / $USD Building on my last post… What we’ve been seeing is a repeated sequence: expansion up, consolidation, pullback, consolidation, then expansion up etc... So if we do get a small sell-off here, that’s not necessarily bearish. If anything, that would be in line with the current behavior (as long as structure holds: higher lows, no real breakdown, etc..). That’s scenario one. Scenario two is if we don’t get that reset at all and price just continues pushing higher. That tells me something slightly different. It suggests strength is increasing and buyers aren’t even allowing price to rotate lower before continuing. In that case, price is likely pushing into the liquidity resting above more aggressively. But what matters after that potential push is the behavior: 1. If price continues to hold structure and build after the move, then the trend is still healthy. 2. If instead price starts stalling, losing momentum, or consolidating in a weaker way, that’s where I’d start paying attention for a potential shift to the downside. So it’s less about predicting direction, and more about recognizing: is price following the same pattern? Or is it starting to behave differently? That’s what I’m watching here for Bitcoin. And remember, these aren’t exact candle patterns I’m expecting, it's just visual examples to help explain the behavior in each scenario.

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