BTCUSDT

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.

2) Just like month end is when salary earners expect and receive their salaries, in the market system, there are investors that withdraw profits monthly, Banks that closes accounts at the end of every trading month. These events aren't random, they are strategic and they form patterns on the charts.

3) This is where Trading gets to where you're trading from an experience point of view, and not just from a knowledge point of view; because knowledge tells you market is bullish, but experience tells you, this time last week, or month or last year, Price sold from this region and will likely do so again despite it is bullish. That makes you balance and not be carried away with only what you see on the charts.

4) This is the very most basic meaning of the word "Time and Price".
It's not just about New York, London, and Asian Session Time Versus Price movement during those times, but also about recurrent Events outside charts, and happenings outside Fixed economic events and Calendar News releases.
Understanding how normal business operations in real life work, can be relatable to how market operations from different Institutions will likely work from a common-sense point of view, which can also aid us effectively in trading.
It must not always be complicated to make sense. Believing the Simple is also Sense.

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

That sell is massive

Yeah. It is. I'm expecting sell continuations today from the 79000price level.

I will look for an entry if i can get one

Sells kicked in yesterday. But still expecting price to sell, but I'll just be watching it today.

The sells has gone far

Sells have not gone far on BTC. It's still struggling to break last week's low, but I'm suspecting it's tomorrow that price will want to fill up part of that bullish imbalance.

That might work out

The sells will be more serious next week; it was struggling too much this week before the strong pump yesterday.

BTCUSDT — WAITING FOR CONFIRMATION ₿

Bitcoin has reacted strongly from the lows, but I'm not buying simply because price is moving higher.

There's still a 15M strong high around $79.5K standing in the way.

My confirmation:

Take the strong high → establish bullish structure → retrace into demand → look for buys.

Until then, I'm watching.

BTCUSDT has rallied back into an important 15M area.

The strong high around $79.5K is the level I'm focused on.

I want to see price break this high convincingly before considering longs.

If that happens, I'll wait for the retracement.

No breakout = no buy.

Bitcoin has already given a strong reaction from the downside liquidity, but price moving bullish isn't enough for me.

I need structure to confirm the idea.

The 15M strong high must be taken out.

Once that happens, I'll look for the demand created by the bullish displacement and wait for price to retrace into it.

Confirmation first. Execution second.

This is what I want to see:

BTC breaks the $79.5K strong high

Bullish displacement confirms the structural shift

A fresh demand/imbalance is created

Price retraces

Demand holds

I look for longs toward $80.5K+

I'm letting price prove the idea before risking capital.

LIQUIDITY → STRUCTURE → POI

My BTC analysis comes down to three things.

Liquidity: downside liquidity around $77.6K has already been attacked.

Structure: I'm waiting for the 15M strong high around $79.5K to break.

POI: after the breakout, I want the retracement into demand.

If all three align, then I'll have something worth executing.

BTC has rallied aggressively from the recent low, but the 15M structure still has an important strong high protecting the upside.

That's why I'm not chasing at $79K+.

I want BTC to take $79.5K, establish bullish order flow and then retrace.

I'll buy the pullback if my conditions are satisfied—not the excitement of the breakout.