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$ETH liquidity clusters are pretty balanced right now.

Both longs and shorts are aggressive, which means both of them will be wiped out.

With the US-Iran situation escalating, longs could be taken out first and then late shorts.

$BTC plan for today.

$BTC NY Idea.

$BTC

Still expecting a retest of the lows.

Too many rejections lately and not enough clean momentum to convince me we’ve put in a proper long-term bottom. Every push up has been getting sold pretty quickly, and we’re basically stuck under the same area.

To me it makes more sense to at least come back down and test the range lows again. We might sweep them and even print new lows if bulls don’t step in, but that’s the kind of move that can actually set the base for a real bottom.

If bulls defend that retest, then I’d start looking for a stronger bounce and a break of the current range to the upside.

$ETH (the same goes for $SOL and $BTC obviously)

$BTC is up 21% from the bottom.

Open Interest is down 22% during the same period.

A clear sign of a rally driven by short positions being closed, and the spot demand is still not here.

$BTC $ETH

$SOL has a decent liquidity cluster between $90-$105.

These are late shorts that have been trapped.

If BTC shows some strength, MMs will wipe out these short positions.

$SOL $ETH

$ETH is set to close its 6th consecutive month in the red.

In the last 14 months, Ethereum has closed 11 in red.

Very disappointing.

$BTC is on track for its longest losing streak in 7 years.

Selling just isn’t easing up.

February is already -13%.

If it closes red, that’s 5 straight red months, something we haven’t seen since 2018.

We’re sitting near a -40% drawdown in about 5 months.


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$ETH needs to reclaim 2,080 to run higher to 2.2k- 2.3k

Bear Trap

$ETH

Traders are increasingly betting on $1,500 $ETH this month.

Do you think Ethereum could drop this low in February?

$ETH

$BTC is showing some momentum over the weekend.

The key level here is $72,000, which will open for a move towards a $76,000-$80,000 zone.

But also keep an eye on the $68,800 level, as it has a CME gap that could get filled next week.

$BTC $ETH

Quick update:- Green support provided the pivot for longs. It did tap the OB as well so target for longs is 2.4k now.

Have adjusted my DCA entries slightly. Going to continue holding the long for minimum 2.4k from the range

$ETH $BNB $XRP

$150,000,000 in $BTC sell orders has been placed between $70,000-$75,000.

Sellers seem ready to stop the Bitcoin rally

Shorted $BTC here $69k
Sl $69900

Targets $67k, $66k, $65k

$ETH and $BTC scenario .

Zone 2 order block tapped, if this holds the target is 2.4k and 2.6k and I will start building a short from there too

$ETH

Usdt.D

This sweep of highs is still pending as long as its above the green zone. So now we can only wait until this is complete. Will exit shorts there or acceptance below the green.

$BTC $ETH $BNB

Most people lose money because they size too big, not because they’re wrong.

I’ve been in this market long enough to see the same story repeat every cycle.

The trade idea is fine.
The direction is right.
The timing is decent.

And yet the account still gets destroyed.

Why?

Because position size turns a small mistake into a fatal one.

I’ve seen traders catch the right move on BTC but still get liquidated because they went too heavy and couldn’t survive a 2–3% pullback. I’ve seen ETH bounce exactly as expected, just after stopping them out. Not because the market was evil, but because they gave it zero breathing room.

Markets don’t move in straight lines. They never have. If you size like they do, you’re already planning to fail.

Here’s the hard truth most people don’t want to hear.

If a single candle can wipe you out, you were never trading.
You were gambling.

Over the years, I’ve learned one simple rule that kept me alive while others disappeared.

If I’m right but still get liquidated, my size was wrong. Not the analysis.

That’s it.

Big size creates fear. Fear forces early exits. Early exits turn winning ideas into losses. And then comes the worst part revenge trading to get it back.

That’s how accounts really die.

The traders who last aren’t the smartest. They’re the ones who can stay in the game long enough for probability to work in their favor.

Small size feels boring.
Small size feels slow.
But small size keeps you alive.

And staying alive is what lets you compound.

Right now, volatility is high. BTC and ETH are moving fast. This is exactly when bad sizing hurts the most and disciplined sizing pays the most.

You don’t need to be right every time.

You just need to be sized so you can be wrong and still continue.

That’s the difference between traders who survive cycles and traders who keep resetting accounts.

Curious to know how you size your trades in this market.

Too big, or just enough to survive?

$BTC $BNB $SOL

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this is my long entry scenario for $ETH

I will wait to see if it breaks out or breaks down from green zone support. It's either 2.3k or 1.8k now. If it fails I will add from **1,798** instead with the same target of 2.6k