Brothers, stop for a moment... seriously, stop. Take your hands off the keyboard, forget about your positions for now, and focus here—because BTC's weekly structure is way more critical than you think. Many people are still blindly shouting "bulls are about to fly" or "bears are going to collapse," but those who truly understand the charts see one thing: Bitcoin has shown triple bearish divergence, all from the same supply zone ($91,500–$92,000), and each time it touches, it gets ruthlessly slammed back down.

What does this mean? It means the market has been respecting the downward structure from start to finish; the lower highs are still intact, and the trend remains bearish. Right now, the price is stuck in the middle, and while it looks calm, there’s only one key factor: whether the $82,500–$82,000 demand zone can continue to hold. If the weekly candle closes below $82,000, there’s a straight drop toward the $78,600–$78,400 liquidity zone below, with no substantial support in between. On the flip side, only by reclaiming $91,500 with strong volume do the bulls have a real shot to get back in the game. At this stage? No strong signals, no momentum reversal, no structural confirmation.

In other words: this is not a bull entry, nor a bear entry—it’s the most dangerous “no man’s land.” Entering trades in such a tight range with strong resistance and support on both sides is just not worth the risk/reward. The smart move? Wait. Either go long on a breakout above 98K, or go short if 85K gives way. No signal means no entry—don’t let noise push your buttons. Right now, with BTC, it’s not about direction, it’s about patience. 🔥📉📈