BTCUSDT

BTC is setting up for a potential bullish continuation.

HTF demand held.

Price displaced higher and created a bullish structure.

Now I’m watching the 78.3K–78.4K area for a retracement.

If liquidity is swept and buyers step in, I’m looking for continuation toward 79.2K → 81.2K.

Patience.

BTC doesn't need to pump immediately.

I’d actually prefer a retracement first.

There’s a clean demand area around 78.3K–78.4K.

If price takes the liquidity below and gives me bullish confirmation, that’s where I want to look for the buy.

Sweep → displacement → BOS → continuation.

My BTCUSDT bias is bullish.

The bigger picture:

• Price reacted from HTF demand

• Strong displacement followed

• Higher low formed

• Internal structure is shifting bullish

• 79.2K is the next important structural level

• 81.2K is the larger upside objective

I’m not chasing.

I’m waiting for my entry.

One thing I’ve learned:

A good POI doesn't automatically mean a good trade.

I want liquidity + structure + location.

For BTC, I’m watching the 78.3K–78.4K zone.

If price sweeps liquidity into that area and then gives bullish displacement, the setup becomes much more interesting.

BTC setup I'm watching 👀

Direction: BUY

Entry area: 78.3K–78.4K

Confirmation: Liquidity sweep + bullish BOS

First objective: 79.2K

Major objective: 81.2K

I want price to come to me.

No chasing candles.

BTC has been consolidating underneath the 79.2K area.

That liquidity/structure is important.

A retracement into the lower demand zone followed by a strong bullish reaction could give BTC the fuel needed to break through 79.2K.

If that happens, 81.2K becomes the next area I'm watching.

The setup is simple:

Price is bullish on the higher timeframe.

Instead of buying in the middle of the range, I’m waiting for price to retrace into my POI.

If liquidity gets taken and structure confirms the reversal:

I execute.

If there’s no confirmation:

I stay out.

That's trading.

BTC may be preparing for another expansion.

The market has already shown bullish displacement from the lower demand zone.

Now price is building beneath a key resistance/BOS area.

My expectation:

Retrace → sweep → bullish confirmation → BOS → expansion.

Targeting the 81.2K region.

I don't predict.

I build scenarios.

Scenario A: BTC sweeps the 78.3K–78.4K area → bullish confirmation → I look for longs.

Scenario B: Price breaks down and invalidates the demand → no trade.

The market decides.

My job is simply to react.

BTC trade idea:

The market has given me the higher-timeframe bullish narrative.

Now I need the lower timeframe to give me the entry.

I'm waiting for:

**Liquidity sweep

POI reaction

Displacement

BOS**

Then I’ll look for the continuation toward 79.2K and potentially 81.2K.

No confirmation = no trade.

Although BTC is bullish, I won't be Looking for buys at this current price region.
I'll wait for price to create a double top at the 80500 price Level which is at a daily supply, then a break and retest below 79493 will be my sell entry for and SL above 80500 for the ride down to 75000.

You want to bearish on BTC

Yes

BTC- Double Top formed as expected yesterday, first step completed.
Second step: A break below 79,493 invalidating the bullish trend support.

Price is setting up the Bearish bias. Double top has been formed, next is to break below 79493 and invalidate the bullish trendline.

I don't think BTCUSDT will just sell off like that, price is still bullish and that's what i think BTC is following

This is what i have though

BTC sells is going as expected. will look out for retracements into 79000 price level. Before continuations

It Sold Off just like I expected.
It's the month end, price has been buying the entire month, today and Monday, price will be looking for a good closing price, and that's what's going to bring about sells.
I'm expecting sell continuations next week.

1) Trading the market because it is bullish or bearish is not enough. Be sensitive to the times and days and calendar seasons. Market isn't random, it's simply a replication of patterns of the major participants that we are competing with. The big banks and institutions.