Bitcoin's probably gonna follow the classic Sunday rally into Monday selloff pattern again. Yeah, my last setup might not pan out exactly as planned. Whatever, adjusted the game plan.
If I spot solid entry points, I'll take some quick scalp longs. Could be worth the risk.
Update: Not just blindly shorting that resistance area though. Gonna watch how price actually behaves first—it's not exactly a bulletproof zone anyway.

Here's something worth noting: ETFs combined with publicly traded companies now hold a larger stash of $BTC than all the centralized exchanges combined.
This shift in holdings tells us something about where institutional money is flowing. Traditional finance vehicles and corporate balance sheets are accumulating coins at a pace that's outstripping exchange reserves. The supply dynamics are quietly transforming as Bitcoin moves from trading venues into longer-term institutional custody.
What does this mean? Exchanges used to be the dominant holders. Not anymore. The asset is maturing, and the h

BTC this morning had everyone running for cover. Nothing like a sudden dip to test your conviction and send panic through the charts.

Six-hour timeframe is painting a bullish picture. Buyers aren't backing down—each dip gets absorbed fast, and momentum indicators keep ticking higher. The way this price action is unfolding? Reply could be gearing up to punch through its previous peak.
Chart structure looks remarkably clean right now. Support levels are holding firm while resistance zones are getting tested with increasing frequency. If buying pressure maintains this intensity, we might witness a historical breakout sooner than expected.

BTC just laughed off that Sunday dip to $87K. Strong bounce back over $90K—buyers stepped in hard when it mattered.

Sunday's short-term chart played out nicely...
Which makes this the perfect moment to revisit that higher timeframe setup.
Just messing around—but honestly? Great timing to remember this call now that most traders have thrown in the towel and timelines are busy crafting dramatic exit speeches.

Right now? The entire market's flat. Can't find a single thing worth celebrating.

Next week's gonna see some massive token unlocks hitting the market. Here's what's coming:
$STABLE leads the pack with a monster $566.38M unlock (pre-market valuation). That's followed by $PUMP at $29.61M and $APT with $19.88M.
The rest of the lineup: $LINEA ($8.16M), $MOVE ($7.15M), $MOCA ($4.43M), and $BB ($4.04M).
These unlocks could shake up circulating supply pretty significantly. Worth keeping an eye on how the market absorbs this incoming wave of tokens. Price action next week might get interesting.

BTC just pulled another one of those ridiculous flash wicks. Designed to wreck both long and short positions in a single move. Classic move to hunt stops on both sides before continuing wherever it actually wants to go.

Bitcoin bulls might wanna brace themselves. The chart's screaming red flags right now.

Yeah, Bitcoin's been moving off those pivot points lately. But honestly? The real action probably won't kick in until after the FOMC meeting on the 10th or 11th. That's when we'll see some actual volatility.
I'm still sitting on positions I opened back in late November—grabbed some on the 21st, then added more around the 30th to December 1st. Haven't touched them since.
As for grinding those lower timeframe charts? Man, that's a one-way ticket to burnout. Sometimes the best trade is no trade. Go outside, take a break, let the market do its thing. The big moves will come when they're ready.

Been crushing it on BNB chain lately with these high-stakes plays. The volatility? That's exactly what I'm hunting for. Quick entries, faster exits—this is pure PVP territory where every second counts. Not for the faint-hearted, but that's where the real opportunities hide when you know how to read the tape.

Same price tag, completely different vibe.
Bitcoin sits at $90k right now. Twelve months back? Also $90k. Yet the mood couldn't be more opposite—what felt like pure euphoria last November now registers as grinding frustration.
What flipped the script?
The obvious culprit: tariff turbulence rattling global markets. Policy zigzags throughout the election cycle didn't help either—regulatory clarity remains a pipe dream. Then there's the creeping recession narrative that won't go away, coupled with the Fed stubbornly sticking to elevated rates longer than anyone anticipated. Behind closed doors, t

That leading exchange token is showing reversal patterns again. The charts are finally turning around after the recent consolidation.

Bitcoin's sitting on a $1400 CME gap right now.
Look back over the past six months—every single gap got filled. Not one exception.
History doesn't always repeat, but it sure loves to rhyme.

Another classic stop-hunt and liquidation move—tons of longs wiped out 😂. After this round, retail investors will only run away faster. Liquidity had already dried up after October 11, and now they're still harvesting like this. Do they really think there will always be endless "leeks" to cut?
But on the other hand, this deep stop-hunt has thoroughly cleared out long leverage, which actually gives ETH more room to rise. Without the drag from those high-leverage positions, ETH breaking through the recent high of 3240 is now possible. The main players' shakeout tactics—those who get it, get it.

Chainlink's reserve just hit 1 million LINK—funded purely through protocol revenue by converting payments into native tokens. Meanwhile, Grayscale rolled out the first altcoin ETF that bakes in staking yields. Coinbase is launching LINK derivatives on December 15th. JPMorgan's already using it for settlement infrastructure. All signs point to a supply crunch brewing.

Guess we're all glued to our screens now, watching for those liquidation alerts to pop up. Market's been wild lately — one minute you're chilling, next minute the charts are painting red candles everywhere and leverage traders are getting wrecked.
Honestly? Part of me is curious to see how big the cascading liquidations get if this volatility keeps up. Those high-leverage positions are basically ticking time bombs when prices swing this hard. Stay safe out there folks, and maybe don't check your portfolio every 5 seconds... or do, I'm not your financial advisor 😅

Terra Classic might be gearing up for something massive! The LUNC token has been quietly building momentum, and I'm sensing 2026 could be its breakout year.
Let's be real - this project has been through hell and back. But that resilience? That's exactly what makes comebacks legendary. The community hasn't given up, development hasn't stopped, and the token burn mechanism keeps doing its thing.
My take on where LUNC could head by 2026? We might witness price action that catches most people off guard. Not saying it'll hit dollar ranges overnight, but stranger things have happened in crypto. Reme

Taking a look at BTC's weekly logarithmic chart reveals some interesting price action patterns. The log scale really puts the long-term trajectory into perspective—makes those wild swings seem less chaotic when you zoom out. Anyone else tracking these weekly timeframes for position planning?