BTCUSDT (W1)

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🔍 Market Structure

For many months, the uptrend has been in a channel – clear higher highs and higher lows.

A breakout from the uptrend channel → indicates a change in market structure (BOS) to weekly.

The current move is a correction after a downward impulse, not a new uptrend.

➡️ HTF Bias: BEARISH / Corrective

🧱 Key Levels
🟢 Resistance (now resistance)

98,000 – 100,000 → former support, currently flipping to resistance

109,000 → strong weekly supply / EQ of the previous range

~125,000 → upper band of the old channel (unrealistic without a change in structure)

🔴 Support

85,400 → current reaction zone (local demand)

74,300 → key weekly demand, a very important level

Below: ~68–70k (another HTF zone – not marked, but logical)

📉 Price Action

Strong, impulsive bearish candle + long lower wick → liquidations + panic sell

No strong upward momentum after the rebound → weak demand

Current move = bear flag / bear range

➡️ This does NOT look like the end of the correction.

📊 Volume

High volume on the decline → distribution

Declining volume on the bounce → no real buyers

➡️ Classic pattern: dump → weak bounce → continuation

📈 Indicators
Stochastic RSI (W1)

In the oversold zone, but:

No strong bullish cross + no price impulse
➡️ May grind low for many weeks

CHOP

Falling → market preparing for a bigger move

Direction still more down than up

🧠 Scenarios
🟥 Baseline scenario (most likely)

Rejection 98-100k

Return to 85k

Test 74k

Only then the decision is made: bounce vs. Deeper bear market

🟩 Alternative scenario (less likely)

Weekly close above 100k

Retest of 98k as support

Only then can we consider 109k

❗ Key takeaways

❌ This is not a good time to go long on HTF

❌ The current rebound is a pullback, not a reversal

✅ Shorts only on retests of resistance

✅ Spot DCA only makes sense at 74k ±

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