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Full BTC Multi-Timeframe Analysis

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It’s time for a major short squeeze across global markets, which, in our view, could last until May

While crypto still shows limited upside on higher timeframes,
the stock market is going through absolute madness

Global indices have fully recovered recent losses within weeks and are already trading near all-time highs

👉 We may even see new ATHs, as there is still a large amount of short liquidity above


Let’s now take a look at the crypto market using Bitcoin as an example:
1️⃣ Weekly timeframe
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On the higher timeframe, the structure remains bearish
• price is moving inside a global descending channel
• currently testing the upper boundary
• trading below MA200
• each bounce is weaker than the previous one
• no bullish divergence on indicators

In theory: If shorts are still present in the market,
we could see a fake breakout toward $85K, where a bearish retest of the MA200 may form 💡

For that, price needs to break above $77.8K

Until that happens — the bias remains bearish, especially near the top of the channel

2️⃣ Daily timeframe
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On the daily chart, price is moving inside a mid-term ascending channel
• price is near the upper boundary
• volume is decreasing as price rises
• indicators are close to overbought
• price action looks more like consolidation

If you look closely: The structure resembles a large bearish flag 🐻

The market is basically saying: stay cautious

3️⃣ 4H timeframe
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On the lower timeframe, we currently have a local uptrend
• price is moving inside a rising channel
• forming higher highs
• still has short-term upside potential

However: There is a strong bearish divergence and volume has increased significantly ⚠️

This suggests one thing:
The move up is driven mainly by short liquidations, not real spot demand

📊 Conclusion:

The market looks strong locally, but remains weak globally

As long as BTC trades below $78K, it’s too early to talk about any trend reversal

Base scenario: growth → false hope → continuation lower 💡

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