


On March 16, a whale opened a short position on Bitcoin with a volume of 4,442 BTC using 40x leverage. Naturally, this short attracted the attention of the community, and some traders attempted to trigger the whale's stop-loss. However, their efforts were unsuccessful, and the whale managed to close the position on March 18 with a significant profit. What’s the...
Yesterday, Bitcoin continued its rotation within a narrow range. Expectations remain the same: a liquidity grab above, followed by a test of the $85,000–$88,000 sell zone (high-volume area), from which a decline is highly likely within this week. An alternative scenario would be a strong breakout of this zone on high volume. In this case, we would consider it as...
WHAT HAPPENED? Last week, as expected, we tested the $77,000-$73,000 buyer zone for bitcoin, after which buys resumed. At the moment, we’ve reached the important sell area of $85,000-$88,000, from which a reaction has been received. Protection from the buyer is clearly visible, but so far it has not been possible to cause a full-fledged decline. The...
Yesterday, Bitcoin broke the ascending trendline, but a full decline to the low did not occur. Based on volume analysis, the recent movements appear to be inertia-driven. The scenario remains almost unchanged. The $85,000-$88,000 high-volume zone is still acting as the main magnet, from which a full-fledged decline to the global buyer zone is likely. Sell...
Yesterday, another local scenario for Bitcoin, which we mentioned earlier, played out. After testing the $81,200-$79,800 local support zone, the price continued moving upward. Around $84,000, we saw resistance forming—this time from sellers. At the moment, cumulative delta shows a decline in buying pressure, increasing the probability of another drop from the...
Yesterday, as expected, Bitcoin dropped to the $80,400-$78,300 buy zone (local volume anomaly zone) and showed a strong reaction. At the moment, longs can be held with a potential target of $85,000-$88,000 (high-volume zone), from where another wave of selling is likely. The current local buy zone for intraday and mid-term trades is $81,200-$79,800 (local...
Yesterday, as we anticipated, Bitcoin continued its decline to the next buyer zone. After testing the upper boundary of the $77,000-$73,000 range (volume anomalies, pushing volumes), we have already seen an initial reaction, forming several cluster anomalies. At the moment, a full-fledged reversal has not yet occurred, so it is worth waiting for a retest of the...
📈 WHAT HAPPENED? The first crypto summit in the White House was held without bold statements and specifics. After that, bitcoin, as expected, continued to decline. At the moment, the $81,500-$79,600 buy zone has been tested (volume anomalies), and so far there has been no market activity from the bulls. 💼 WHAT WILL HAPPEN: OR NOT? In the near future, we...
Yesterday, Bitcoin followed the most expected scenario and bounced off the $91,000-$94,000 zone. During the decline, we saw a reaction from the $85,000-$84,000 buy zone (a local mirrored buy zone) and formed new support at $87,500-$85,000. If this level is tested and shows a strong reaction, we consider a long position with the potential to reach the next selling...
Yesterday, Bitcoin continued to rise and reached the key sell zone $91,000–$94,000 (high-volume zone). However, the growth is relatively weak in terms of volume, and we now anticipate two possible scenarios: A pullback to the nearest buy zones. A strong high-volume breakout of the current zone into a long trend. For today's session, the first scenario (a...
The Bitcoin scenario with a quick recovery did not play out; instead, we saw a decline due to Trump's new trade sanctions. After testing the $85,000–$83,700 (volume anomalies) and $82,400–$79,600 (volume anomalies) zones, we saw a rebound and formed a local trend break. The main target now is the sell zone at $91,000–$94,000, after which we expect a correction....
WHAT HAPPENED? At the beginning of last week, we broke through the global sideways trend in the downward direction, the minimum for the decline was around $78,300. On Sunday, March 2, US President Donald Trump officially announced the creation of a strategic reserve of cryptocurrencies, and also announced that the first summit on cryptocurrencies will be...
Yesterday, Bitcoin followed the priority scenario and continued its downward movement after testing the sell zone at $86,700–$89,600 (mirror zone, volume anomalies). At the moment, we are approaching the key buyer zone at $77,000–$73,000. Significant volume anomalies are emerging nearby, and seller price action is weakening, but there are no reversal formations...
Yesterday, Bitcoin broke through the buyer’s zone of $89,000–$86,300 (accumulated volumes), and the main scenario now is the continuation of the downward movement. At the moment, we are testing this zone from the opposite side. If a reaction occurs, we consider a short; if there is no reaction, Bitcoin is likely to return to the global sideways range. Sell...
Yesterday, Bitcoin did not follow the main scenario and completely filled the volume zone of $89,000–$86,300 (accumulated volumes). A large number of volume anomalies were released, and many market sell orders were absorbed by limit orders, but there is still no strong market buyer. To decide on buying or selling, it is worth waiting for a full consolidation...
Yesterday, Bitcoin completely ignored the levels we had marked and broke the scenario of a quick recovery for longs. At the moment, we have tested the lower level of the global sideways range, as well as the important zone of $89,000–$86,300 (accumulated volumes). So far, we do not see a strong reaction apart from a surge in volume. In the near future, we...
WHAT HAPPENED? Last week, bitcoin tested an important buy zone of $94,000-$93,000 (volume anomalies). After that, growth resumed to the upper boundary of the sideways trend, where we faced market aggression from the seller — there was no breakdown. At the moment, we’ve tested the level of ~$95,000, where protection in the form of volume anomalies was again...
Bitcoin reached the upper boundary of the volume zone in the range at $98,000 yesterday. At the moment, sellers attempted to defend this level, but buyers absorbed the pressure, forming local support at this price. Although we have broken through this level, the movement remains weak, making a correction very likely. Yesterday's alternative scenario did not play...