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🟢 $DOT/USDT LONG BUY ALERT! 🚀 🔹 Buy Zone: $4.596 💰 🎯 Take Profit Targets: 1️⃣ 🟩 $4.651 2️⃣ 🟩 $4.737 3️⃣ 🟩 $4.829 4️⃣ 🟩 $4.922 5️⃣ 🟩 $5.060 6️⃣ 🟩 $5.289 🛑 Stop Loss: $4.406 ⚡ Trade Settings: 📊 Leverage: 10X - 20X 🔒 Margin Mode: Isolated 💎 Signal Type: Scalp Trade 🔥

Bitcoin’s 4-hour chart signals a potential bullish breakout, with technical patterns aligning for a trend reversal. A double bottom formation around the $80,000 – $81,000 support zone suggests strong buying interest, preventing further declines. This classic reversal pattern indicates that BTC could be gearing up for an upward move. Adding to the bullish setup, Bitcoin is consolidating within a rising wedge, typically a precursor to a breakout. If BTC breaks above the wedge’s upper trendline and clears the crucial $95,000 – $100,000 resistance zone, momentum could drive prices toward key targets. Key Levels & Trading Strategy Support: $80,000 - $81,000 (Confirmed double bottom), Stop Loss: Below $72,921 Resistance: $95,000 - $100,000 (Breakout zone) Take-Profit Targets: TP1: $108,481 (Previous highs) TP2: $114,372 (Fibonacci extension) Execution Plan Traders should wait for a confirmed breakout above $100,000, supported by high volume and a retest of broken resistance as support. If Bitcoin fails to break resistance, a retest of lower levels is likely. With momentum building, BTC could soon enter price discovery mode. A successful breakout could push Bitcoin to new highs, making this a critical moment for traders.

The timing skills of @RibbitCapital and Micky blow my mind. I think $tibbir exits stealth mode next week… 🐸

$TON pulled a clean reversal, now chilling at PWH. Bulls gotta show strength here. • Entry: 3.6 - 3.65 (break & hold) • Target: 4.2 - 4.5 (next major resistance) • Invalidation: Below 3.5 (weak breakout, fake pump risk) Break above PWH and we’re in price discovery mode. Fail to hold, and we’re looking at a pullback into 3.2. Keep stops tight, no mercy for lagging entries!

Bitcoin is sulking. It refuses to repeat its old shows, snubs its past peaks, and coldly disregards new records. It is acting like a diva, mired in a lethargy that leaves traders puzzled. But while everyone is scrutinizing the blockchain closely for signs of an impending bull run, a much quieter truth is surfacing: small investors are already there… but in stealth mode, hidden behind ETFs. Are analysts who scrutinize the chain like a crystal ball being outsmarted by their own tool? Ki Young Ju, the boss of CryptoQuant — the one who recently announced the beginning of the altcoin season , thinks so. According to him, “the absence of retail on-chain activity means nothing anymore.” Small investors, far from having deserted, have simply slipped through the backdoor of ETFs . These financial vehicles, certainly more regulated, do not appear in the usual on-chain indicators, but concentrate almost 80% of the incoming flows on Bitcoin ETFs spot. “Retail is already participating, but on the paper layer,” Ju says, talking about these new investment paths, invisible to the old market barometers. In short, those who are still waiting for a rush from individuals to jump into BTC trading might miss the train. The game has changed, and so have the rules. And yesterday’s star indicators — Fear & Greed Index, Google Trends, or popularity of crypto apps — are losing their edge. Moreover: The weak signals are there, but what do they really say? Should the manual of the perfect crypto-trader be rewritten? The current market fresco resembles a poorly hung cubist painting: a bit of volume here, some ETFs there, and above all… a serious lack of inspiration. Or rather, a lack of liquidity. For Ki Young Ju, the signal is clear: the bull cycle is over . This is not a full-blown crash, but rather a long horizontal tunnel. Translation: between 6 and 12 months of waiting before a new all-time high. The most worrying thing? The absence of new sources of capital. Three consecutive weeks of negative flows on ETFs, and significant volumes that have not been enough to break the resistance around $100,000. A bad sign for traders accustomed to riding the wave of new entrants. I’m not going to short BTC, but I’m not going to sell hope either. In an uncertain macro climate, without an injection of fresh capital, even the boldest eventually put away their charts. When will the whales return? Will the rates drop enough to revive the crypto market? And above all, will the next rise really come from individuals, or from another even more unexpected player? In conclusion, let’s remember that Bitcoin is going through an unprecedented crisis , according to Glassnode. A period of famine where the lack of fresh capital prevents any real surge. The bull run seems well tucked away in the closet… for now.