#BTC — What’s Next?
Sunday’s Key Report: All Critical Points
Technical / Liquidity / Sentiment Analysis:
Friends, the pullback I warned about has materialized—I called the direction correctly again. I entered #BTC at $60,000 with a target of $88,000. Before the rally began, I clearly outlined the sequence: once $82,500 was breached, the bearish phase would be over, and the move to $88,000 would follow swiftly. Days later, #BTC indeed reached $88,000. But this time, instead of adding more longs, I began positioning for a reversal. I shorted around $86,200 and placed additional short orders between $86,500 and $89,500. My stance was clear: this is a correction within a bull market, not the start of a bear market.
#BTC subsequently declined as expected, dropping to $80,300. I closed all my shorts at $80,600, locking in profits, and simultaneously bought spot at the same price. The short positions fulfilled their purpose—profits secured, and my spot holdings increased. I’m no longer waiting for $79K; my focus has shifted to the next upward move. Why did I go short? In my previous report, I highlighted the bearish RSI divergence on the daily chart as the primary warning, along with divergences in MACD/PPO and MFI, and a weakening ADX—all indicators that signaled an impending correction after $88K.
Here’s the key part: My next target for #BTC is $94,000! I believe this correction is building momentum for the next leg of the bull market—and my positioning confirms it. $88K was the prior target; the correction arrived as expected; now I’m setting $94K as the next goal. To reach $94K, #BTC must first reclaim the zone where I initiated my shorts and continue upward. That means demand must emerge at $86K—not selling pressure. This time, I believe the $86K–$89K range will act as an accumulation zone, not a distribution zone—resistance will turn into support.
Being at the top of the chain matters. I closed my shorts at $80,600, but didn’t update on X until two hours later—by then, #BTC was already at $82K. Many of my position moves are exclusively shared with Premium members.
This is not investment advice—intended for educational purposes only.