Opening my eyes, I see my account evaporating even more. Hey everyone, are you still breathing? 😩 Why does it keep probing the bottom continuously without recovering? Reading the news makes me extremely frustrated, but I have to face the truth; it didn't collapse for no reason: 1. macro is the grandpa: The most painful thing is the U.S. Treasury Secretary's statement: There is no news about the government buying BTC or any aid at all. So the trust in the Strategic Reserve is completely shattered.
The bounce from 0.098 was just a breath after the dump.
The price has bounced but not far, just a slight move and it gets pushed down.
There is volume but the price is not moving → money is coming in to exit, not to fly.
The range 0.105–0.11 is a trap, touching it leads to a dump. Talking about whales going long is just for fun, if they really accumulated, the chart would be different.
Losing 0.098 means sliding back to 0.09. Limit longs at this time.
The crash last night was not a black swan. It was a slap for those who are stubborn. I have done my best. Those who are destined to hear what I say may now face it calmly. And for those who lost everything last night, please try to get through this phase. I know it’s hard to accept. But this game is that cruel. Honestly, I hope you all get through it soon. For a long time before that, I had warned again and again countless times. I said not to play that way. I kept saying it during the nightly live sessions. Every night I reminded. Looking back. The ETF withdrew nearly half a billion $ in just a few days, sharks didn't buy more, the price held up thanks to leverage. But most still chose to believe in the familiar self-soothing phrases: about 80 there is support RSI low means buy organizations won’t let it fall.
When BTC lost support, things happened very quickly. Pulling the entire market down. There was no bounce, no time to think. Long orders were swept away like grass. Stop loss set just for show, slippage, no matching. Over 2 billion $ vanished in a few hours. It’s not that the market is cruel, but because we think too similarly.
The old advice revolves around one point: don’t try to guess the bottom when big money is withdrawing. The ETF withdrawal is an organization saying directly: these guys don’t want to play anymore. But retail still enters, fearing to miss the boat. That is not investing, it is gambling with faith.
First of all The price holding is not as important as who is holding the price. An oversold RSI won’t save you if big money doesn’t come in. Taking large orders in an unclear trend zone is self-burial.
Those who cannot learn this lesson, the next crash will be even more brutal.
1. The price has fallen too far from the EMA200 line, creating a vast gap. The tighter the squeeze, the stronger the rebound.
2. RSI is oversold, 2,600 is a strong psychological barrier, and the rejection candle has denied further declines.
3. Bad news is everywhere, ETF dumping, everyone is predicting a drop to 2000-2200. But take a close look: The Short orders are three times the Long orders. This is a goldmine for MM. Just a slight push, a series of chasing Short orders will get cut off, creating momentum to push the price back up to 2,900.
4. Trading the rebound. quick entry and exit * Entry: limit range 2,550 – 2,620.
When the whole market wants to sell, MM will accumulate. Follow the market maker, take this rebound and then reassess.