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This year is a historical anomaly:
Bitcoin has spent ~84% of the time in a downside breakout, which is the 2nd most extreme reading ever.
That kind of trend doesn’t persist all year.
Markets move in cycles:
→ Expansion (breakouts)
→ Compression (consolidation)
Right now, we’re overdue for compression.

Riot Platforms discloses selling 3,778 Bitcoin in Q1.

🇺🇸🕵️ US spot Bitcoin ETFs bought $1.32 billion worth of #BTC in March.
Institutions are buying the dip!

Strait Hormuz chart

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Am I cooked… or just getting started? 😤

Is Ethereum changing its strategy?
Over the past few days, the Ethereum Foundation has staked around $100M worth of ETH, including approximately $46.64M just today.
That is a rather unusual move. Previously, the foundation mainly sold ETH in small portions, but now it seems to be shifting toward generating yield through staking.

So proud to be a crypto trader but not for the exchanges .

$PEPE HTF breakout loading…
Wyckoff Model 1 accumulation looks close to completion, and $PEPE is gearing up for the next phase. Momentum is building—watch this move closely.

$BTC What if Bitcoin Dumped like this

$ETH
Price tapped the $2,076–$2,145 DFVG and showed strong rejection — a classic premium rebalance trapping early longs.
With DFVG acting as resistance, the next likely draw is SSL below $1,940.
Avoid forcing longs in a premium zone.
Stay patient and watch for the $1,940 liquidity sweep.

$BTC
SSL below $66K taken, but the bounce was weak—rejected at $67.4K.
BTC must reclaim $67.9K to regain strength.
Until then, downside remains valid → targets: $65K – $62.5K.
Stay patient.