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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.
$AZTEC squeezing into resistance — bounce looks corrective, not a shift.
Trading Plan — Short $AZTEC ( max 10x ) Entry: 0.0298 – 0.0312 SL: 0.034 TP1: 0.0282 TP2: 0.0265 TP3: 0.0248
AZTEC pushed up into prior supply but momentum didn’t expand the way a real breakout should. Rallies are getting absorbed and upside follow-through is weak. Structure still leans bearish with sellers defending the highs. If this rejection holds, continuation toward lower liquidity pockets becomes the higher-probability path.
Before any real upside expansion begins, smart money always probes liquidity first.
They’ll push price higher and watch the reaction. If supply immediately hits the tape and volume spikes on rejection, the path isn’t clear. If price lifts and no one meaningfully sells into it, that’s information.
Look back at 2022.
June — breakdown, panic volume, aggressive distribution. August — secondary rally, lighter participation, fewer sellers but still resistance. November — final capitulation with the FTX collapse. Exhaustion. Forced liquidations.
Then January came. Price started lifting… and nothing meaningful pushed back. No heavy sell volume. No aggressive rejection. The book felt empty on the offer side.
That was the tell.
The path of least resistance flipped up. $BTC moved from 16K to 30K fast because there was simply no supply left to cap it.
That’s what matters at a bottom. Not one green candle. Not headlines. Not a narrative shift.
What you want to see is price pushing higher and meeting air — no serious countertrend pressure, no wall of sellers reloading.
When upside moves without resistance, that’s when the real expansion begins.
$BIO pushing into weak highs — bounce looks distributive.
Trading Plan — Short $BIO Entry: 0.0296 – 0.0308 SL: 0.0322 TP1: 0.0278 TP2: 0.0260 TP3: 0.0242
BIO rallied but momentum feels thin and follow-through is lacking. Each push up gets met with supply, and structure hasn’t flipped bullish. The move looks like a relief bounce inside a broader weak trend. If sellers keep absorbing strength here, downside continuation toward lower liquidity pockets is the higher-probability scenario.
$HYPE running into overhead supply — bounce looks tired.
Trading Plan — Short $HYPE Entry: 28.5 – 29.2 SL: 31 TP1: 26.9 TP2: 25.3 TP3: 23.8
HYPE pushed up into prior breakdown area but momentum didn’t expand. The move feels corrective — quick pop, then immediate hesitation. Sellers are defending the upper range and wicks show rejection near 29. If this supply holds, the structure favors another leg down toward the mid-range liquidity and possibly deeper if panic kicks in.
$SUI squeezing into resistance — upside momentum looks exhausted.
Trading Plan — Short $SUI Entry: 0.93 – 0.96 SL: 1 TP1: 0.88 TP2: 0.83 TP3: 0.78
SUI pushed up but the move feels corrective inside a broader down structure. Buyers stepped in short term, yet there’s no real expansion or follow-through. The zone around 0.95 has acted as supply before, and reactions here have been sharp. If this area gets rejected again, sellers likely press it back toward the lower liquidity pockets.
$ZEC tagging supply again — bounce looks like distribution, not reversal.
Trading Plan — Short $ZEC Entry: 256 – 264 SL: 285 TP1: 238 TP2: 222 TP3: 205
ZEC pushed back into the upper range but buyers failed to hold momentum. The structure still prints lower highs, and each rally gets sold into rather than expanded. Flow feels heavy — more like supply unloading than real accumulation. As long as price stays capped below 270–275, the path of least resistance is rotation back toward the lower range liquidity.
$MYX finally rolled over — that short played out clean.
TP1 done. If you followed the plan, partials secured. This is where discipline pays.
I’m telling anh em: lock a portion of profit here and trail the SL into profit. No reason to let a green trade turn red. Sellers showed up right on cue, momentum expanded, and liquidity got swept.$MYX
Now we manage, not gamble. Let the rest run if it wants — but we’re already paid.
Mike On The Move
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$MYX pushing into supply after a relief bounce — upside looks heavy.
Trading Plan — Short $MYX Entry: 1.2 – 1.3 SL: 1.42 TP1: 1.22 TP2: 1.14 TP3: 1.05
$MYX bounced but the move lacks real expansion. Momentum faded quickly and buyers couldn’t shift the structure back in their favor. Rallies are getting absorbed rather than sustained, suggesting distribution near resistance. If sellers keep defending this zone, downside continuation toward prior liquidity pockets remains the higher-probability path.
$MYX pushing into supply after a relief bounce — upside looks heavy.
Trading Plan — Short $MYX Entry: 1.2 – 1.3 SL: 1.42 TP1: 1.22 TP2: 1.14 TP3: 1.05
$MYX bounced but the move lacks real expansion. Momentum faded quickly and buyers couldn’t shift the structure back in their favor. Rallies are getting absorbed rather than sustained, suggesting distribution near resistance. If sellers keep defending this zone, downside continuation toward prior liquidity pockets remains the higher-probability path.
There’s about $202M more stacked on the sell side than bids within 5% of spot.
Couple weeks ago that number was north of $600M. So yes, sellers are getting chipped away. Every bounce is forcing some supply to get absorbed. Buyers are stepping in and taking liquidity on the way up.
But zoom out and the structure tells the real story — lower high after lower high. Buyers push, absorb a portion of the wall, momentum stalls, and price rolls back over. Then offers reload like nothing happened.
Absorption only means something if it leads to expansion. Right now it’s just temporary relief. Buyers show up, clear a slice of supply, then fade. The book thins slightly, then the sell pressure rebuilds.
The imbalance is compressing, slowly. But until $BTC can actually sustain a push and hold above prior highs instead of rejecting every rally, this is still a market where bounces get sold, not chased.
$SOL grinding up into resistance — looks like a squeeze before the fade.
Trading Plan — Short $SOL Entry: 83.0 – 84.0 SL: 88.5 TP1: 79.5 TP2: 76.0 TP3: 72.5
$SOL is pushing higher but the move feels corrective. Momentum isn’t expanding the way a real breakout should, and prior supply around this zone hasn’t been cleanly reclaimed. Each push up is getting met with selling pressure. If buyers fail to build acceptance above this area, rotation back toward the lower liquidity range is the higher probability play.
$ZKP bounce looks weak — buyers can’t build follow-through, sellers still in control.
Trading Plan — Short $ZKP Entry: 0.091– 0.094 SL: 0.097 TP1: 0.086 TP2: 0.081 TP3: 0.075
ZKP pushed up but momentum didn’t expand. Every small rally is getting absorbed and structure keeps printing lower highs. No real shift in control yet — flow feels distributive rather than accumulation. If this rejection holds, downside continuation toward prior liquidity pockets is the cleaner path.
$XRP keeps grinding into supply — upside looks tired and vulnerable to a fade.
Trading Plan — Short $XRP Entry: 1.39 – 1.44 SL: 1.5 TP1: 1.32 TP2: 1.25 TP3: 1.18
The recent push on XRP lacks clean expansion. Buyers step in but can’t hold momentum, and each rally gets met with selling pressure. Structure still leans heavy with no strong shift in control. Flow feels distributive near resistance — unless buyers reclaim dominance decisively, downside continuation remains the higher-probability move.
$WLFI just stepped out of the noise and into real-world yield.
They’re tokenizing loan revenue interests tied to the Trump International Hotel & Resort Maldives, working with DarGlobal and Securitize to issue it under proper regulatory frameworks. No equity gimmicks. No surface-level hype. This is structured income exposure brought on-chain.
The resort itself is a flagship ultra-luxury project developed with The Trump Organization, and instead of selling pieces of the property, the play is on the financing side — turning real estate debt cash flow into a compliant tokenized product under Rule 506(c) and Regulation S.
This is $WLFI leaning into the RWA narrative in a serious way. Less DeFi speculation, more institutional structure. Different lane, different audience, bigger ambition.
$KITE bounce looks stretched — sellers still in control of the tape.
Trading Plan — Short $KITE ( max 10x ) Entry: 0.257– 0.267 SL: 0.290 TP1: 0.232 TP2: 0.215 TP3: 0.198
The upside push feels corrective, not impulsive. Each pop gets faded and follow-through buying is weak. Structure hasn’t shifted — lower highs remain intact and momentum rolls over quickly after spikes. Order flow still leans heavy, suggesting distribution rather than accumulation. If sellers stay active, continuation to the downside remains the higher-probability path.
$ZEC tapped into resistance and instantly lost momentum — looks like a fade, not a breakout.
Trading Plan — Short $ZEC Entry: 258 – 268 SL: 285 TP1: 240 TP2: 222 TP3: 205
The recent push on ZEC came with weak follow-through. Buyers tried to lift it, but expansion stalled and wicks show supply stepping in. Structure still leans heavy with lower highs intact, and momentum never truly flipped bullish. Flow feels distributive up here — if sellers stay active, rotation back into deeper liquidity is the cleaner path.
$ETH drifting into supply again — bounce looks tired, sellers still in control.
Trading Plan — Short $ETH Entry: 1930– 1980 SL: 2070 TP1: 1840 TP2: 1760 TP3: 1680
The recent push on ETH feels more like a relief bounce than real strength. Each move up gets sold into and follow-through is weak. Structure is still printing lower highs and momentum hasn’t flipped. Orderflow suggests distribution rather than accumulation — if sellers keep pressing, downside continuation is the higher probability path.
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