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$BTC has always been a cyclical beast 👀 2013: -87.06% 2017: -83.46% 2021: -78.57% 2025: people see one tiny bounce and immediately scream “TO THE MOON!” — then call me stupid for staying cautious. $ETH
Every cycle, I used to respond:
“Sure, maybe I’m dumb.”
But here’s the truth: When the market pumps, nobody sends me their profits. When it crashes, nobody apologizes.
So in 2025, my answer is simple:
Trade your conviction. If you win — you keep it. If you lose — you own it.
$BTC and $ETH rolled over exactly where they should. Sellers stepped back in, momentum faded, and the move followed the plan.
If you’re in the short, this is the zone to manage like a pro. You can lock profits here or at least move your stop back to entry and take the risk off the table.
We pressed the weakness, now it’s about protecting capital. Let the market decide the rest.
Bitcoin trades like a risk asset, not gold. When geopolitical tension rises, oil spikes first — then institutions go risk-off and sell equities + crypto.
The sequence is simple: Conflict → Oil up → Risk assets down → Money hides in oil, gold, cash.
We’ve seen it before. Oil leads, $BTC reacts.
If crude starts running on escalation, don’t expect Bitcoin to act like a safe haven. It’ll likely trade with the risk bucket.
$BCH grinding into supply after the squeeze — upside looks exhausted.
Trading Plan — Short $BCH Entry: 545 – 555 SL: 590 TP1: 520 TP2: 495 TP3: 460
BCH just expanded hard and now pushing into a prior distribution zone. The last leg up feels like a squeeze rather than real continuation — momentum slowing and buyers not following through. You can see sellers starting to absorb near the highs, with upside wicks showing supply stepping in. If this rejection holds, a rotation back into the prior demand pocket makes sense before any real trend decision.
$ZEC $HYPE cracked structure and sellers kept pressing — that wasn’t a fake move.
Called it early: shift SL into profit. Once the breakdown confirmed and bounces started getting sold instead of reclaimed, the edge was clear. Momentum expanded on the downside, liquidity got swept, and buyers showed no real strength on the pullbacks.
When shorts are in control, you don’t loosen risk — you tighten it. Protect the green and let the rest run if it wants lower.
$INJ broke down clean and never looked back — that’s the kind of follow-through you respect.
Told everyone to move SL back to entry. Once the downside expanded and buyers failed to reclaim the breakdown level, the edge shifted fully in our favor. No reason to give profits back when structure is already paying.
Now it’s a free trade. Let the market decide how far it wants to extend.
Mike On The Move
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$INJ pushing into overhead supply — bounce looks heavy.
Trading Plan — Short $INJ Entry: 3.18 – 3.3 SL: 3.45 TP1: 3.05 TP2: 2.88 TP3: 2.70
INJ just tapped back into a prior breakdown area and the reaction is weak. The bounce feels corrective — momentum fading, upside follow-through lacking, and sellers starting to lean back in. Wicks near resistance show supply still active. If this zone continues to reject, liquidity below should get taken and continuation to the base structure becomes likely.
$INJ pushing into overhead supply — bounce looks heavy.
Trading Plan — Short $INJ Entry: 3.18 – 3.3 SL: 3.45 TP1: 3.05 TP2: 2.88 TP3: 2.70
INJ just tapped back into a prior breakdown area and the reaction is weak. The bounce feels corrective — momentum fading, upside follow-through lacking, and sellers starting to lean back in. Wicks near resistance show supply still active. If this zone continues to reject, liquidity below should get taken and continuation to the base structure becomes likely.
$1000PEPE grinding into supply — looks like distribution, not strength.
Trading Plan — Short $1000PEPE Entry: 0.00415 – 0.00425 SL: 0.00444 TP1: 0.00395 TP2: 0.00372 TP3: 0.00348
1000pepe pushed back into prior breakdown structure but momentum is fading on the reclaim. The bounce feels corrective with wicks showing rejection around the 0.0042 zone. If sellers keep absorbing up here, downside liquidity below 0.0040 is likely to get tapped, opening room toward the 0.0035 base.
$AXS pushing into weak highs — structure still leaning heavy.
Trading Plan — Short $AXS Entry: 1.19 – 1.24 SL: 1.3 TP1: 1.14 TP2: 1.08 TP3: 1.02
Axs retraced into prior breakdown area and the bounce looks corrective, not impulsive. Sellers are defending the lower high zone and momentum hasn’t flipped back in favor of buyers. As long as price stays capped below 1.3, this sets up for continuation toward the liquidity under 1.14 and possibly a sweep into the 1.02 base.
$POWER grinding into supply again — bounce looks corrective, not impulsive.
Trading Plan — Short $POWER Entry: 0.345 – 0.360 SL: 0.375 TP1: 0.330 TP2: 0.312 TP3: 0.295
POWER pushed back into prior distribution and immediately started stalling. The upside lacks expansion and each small pop gets sold into, showing sellers still in control. As long as it holds below 0.372, this looks like continuation toward the liquidity resting under 0.33 and potentially deeper into the prior demand base.
$HYPE looks like a lower high in the making — buyers pushed it up but couldn’t expand.
Trading Plan — Short $HYPE Entry: 28.7– 29.4 SL: 31 TP1: 27.4 TP2: 26.1 TP3: 24.8
HYPE tapped back into prior supply and instantly slowed down, no real momentum behind the bounce. The structure is still leaning bearish with sellers defending the highs and volume fading on the way up. If this lower high holds under 30, I’m looking for continuation toward the liquidity resting below recent swing lows.
If $ZEC loses the confluence around VWAP, the 1H 200 SMA, and that trend rail, the real reaction to watch is how it behaves once it taps into the HTF support zone.
$ETH keeps rejecting the 2k handle — upside attempts look like weak squeezes, not real strength.
Trading Plan — Short $ETH Entry: 1955 – 1985 SL: 2070 TP1: 1890 TP2: 1820 TP3: 1745
ETH rotated back into prior supply and stalled right under the psychological 2000 level. Structure is still printing lower highs and each bounce lacks follow-through. Momentum feels heavy, and unless buyers can reclaim 2050 with conviction, this looks like continuation toward the liquidity sitting below recent swing lows.
$SOL bounce into 82s looks exhausted, supply clearly sitting overhead.
Trading Plan — Short $SOL Entry: 81– 82.5 SL: 86.2 TP1: 78.4 TP2: 75.6 TP3: 72.3
SOL pushed back into a prior breakdown area and immediately lost momentum. The move up feels corrective, with smaller candles and no real expansion from buyers. As long as price stays capped below 84–85, this sets up as continuation to the downside, targeting liquidity resting under the recent local lows.
$pippin rolled over right on cue — sellers stepped in and never let it breathe.
Told everyone this is the zone to manage risk: either move SL into profit or take partials here. The breakdown came with expanding downside momentum, lower highs forming clean, and every small bounce getting absorbed instead of reclaimed.
When a short already pays and structure keeps printing weakness, you protect first, press later. Lock something in, trail the rest.$PIPPIN
That’s how you stay in the game long enough to catch the next leg.
Mike On The Move
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$PIPPIN bounce looks weak into supply, sellers stepping back in.
Trading Plan Short $PIPPIN (max 10x ) Entry: 0.485 – 0.515 SL: 0.555 TP1: 0.460 TP2: 0.420 TP3: 0.380
PIPPIN pushed into a prior breakdown zone and immediately started showing hesitation. Upside follow-through is thin while bounces are getting sold quicker, signaling supply absorption overhead. If price keeps accepting below this resistance, downside liquidity below recent swing lows becomes the likely magnet.
$BTC reclaim failed, bounce looks corrective — sellers still in control below the mid-range.
Trading Plan Short $BTC Entry: 66500 – 67500 SL: 70000 TP1: 64800 TP2: 62800 TP3: 60200
BTC pushed back into the broken support zone and stalled, showing rejection around prior intraday supply. Structure remains weak with lower highs forming, and upside momentum lacks expansion. As long as price holds below the 69000 area, this looks like continuation after a relief bounce, targeting liquidity stacked under recent swing lows.
$PIPPIN bounce looks weak into supply, sellers stepping back in.
Trading Plan Short $PIPPIN (max 10x ) Entry: 0.485 – 0.515 SL: 0.555 TP1: 0.460 TP2: 0.420 TP3: 0.380
PIPPIN pushed into a prior breakdown zone and immediately started showing hesitation. Upside follow-through is thin while bounces are getting sold quicker, signaling supply absorption overhead. If price keeps accepting below this resistance, downside liquidity below recent swing lows becomes the likely magnet.
$ZEC looks exhausted into resistance, upside momentum fading and distribution creeping in.
Trading Plan Short $ZEC Entry: 262 – 268 SL: 285 TP1: 248 TP2: 232 TP3: 215
$ZEC pushed into a prior supply zone and immediately showed rejection wicks, failing to build acceptance above the level. The last bounce lacked follow-through and volume tapered off, suggesting buyers are losing strength. As long as price stays capped under the recent high, structure favors a rotation back toward the lower liquidity cluster.
$LTC $BCH $BNB $DOGE $SUI $TRUMP — that breakdown wasn’t random, it was distribution showing its hand.
Told everyone to close or at least move SL into profit, and the market did exactly what weak structure does after a flush — quick continuation, then choppy reclaim attempts. Sellers pressed into liquidity, momentum expanded on the downside, and every bounce got sold instead of bid.
This wasn’t about squeezing the last dollar. It was about protecting gains after the move already paid. Shorts delivered, structure broke, downside followed through.
Profit secured > ego trading.
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