Mayooo

Small, low-volume sunday drop for $BTC.
We're currently trading $500 below the CME close.
You don’t want to short below the CME close on a Sunday.
I’m still in my long. Nothing has changed in my thesis.
I still expect the move up before we move lower.

On February 24, 2022, almost exactly 4 years ago, the war between Russia and Ukraine began.
In the month that followed, Bitcoin pumped 30%.
War is tragic and destructive, but it hasn’t necessarily been bearish for Bitcoin.
Selling your crypto purely because of Middle East tensions?
Not a good idea, in my opinion.

Boring sideways price action for $BTC.
Typical weekend movement, we’re trading very close to Friday’s CME close.
Ideally, we continue ranging until CME opens, then push toward $70,000.
I still expect the move up, even though everyone is bearish due to Middle East tensions.
First move up to $70,000–$72,000.
Then a retrace.

$BTC is still trading around the $68,000 level. This is also a local resistance area, but I expect that we will break it soon.
I’m still targeting the $72,000 level.
It’s the weekend now, so we might continue moving sideways until Monday before we see a pump.
But I remain long.
Enjoy your weekend all!

🇺🇸 US Q4 GDP came in at 1.4%
Expectations: 3%
This is a bad sign, but Bitcoin is still holding up quite well, if you ask me.
Let’s see what happens when NY opens.
I still expect we move to the red box at $70–72K before breaking below $65,000.

Bitcoin looks extremely weak, but this is not the right moment to short Bitcoin.

You don’t need to overcomplicate trading.
First, identify the environment:
Are we in an uptrend, downtrend, or a range?
Right now, we’re ranging between $65,000–$72,000.
In a range:
• Short the range high
• Long the range low
• Do nothing in the middle
The middle is the chop zone. That’s where traders get liquidated.
Patience is the edge.
Wait. Let price come to your level.
Then execute with a plan.

87% of Americans say the financial system doesn’t work for them.
That’s not a small minority. That’s a systemic failure.
Meanwhile, people still say Bitcoin and crypto are “dead.”
Fiat currencies are quietly losing purchasing power to inflation every year. Try sending money abroad through a bank, you’ll pay FX spreads, hidden fees, and wait days for settlement.
With crypto, you can move value globally in minutes, often with minimal fees and no gatekeepers.
Zoom out on Bitcoin’s long-term chart. Short-term dips happen. The long-term trend has been adoption.
Buy a little each week. Stay consiste