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BITCOIN: IS THE RALLY OVER? (MY EXACT GAME PLAN)

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Finance

Finance-Focused Summary (Bitcoin Trading / Market Structure)

Market Move & Key Levels

  • Bitcoin surged to ~$67,000 after a “relief rally.”
  • The rally showed rejection at anchored VWAP, tied to a pivot from a prior local high around $82,800.
  • Highlighted resistance/rejection zones:
    • $67,200
    • $67,500
  • Another important level:
    • $66,500 — price was breaking above it, and the trade thesis references tapping anchored VWAP/liquidity around this region.

Trader Actions / Positioning (Tactical, Hedged)

  • The speaker entered a Bitcoin short after the rejection setup.
    • The short was described as up around $8,000 at one point.
    • Later, they shaved 50% profit to reduce risk/lock gains.
  • They also maintain a Bitcoin long from the lows, stated as up over $100,000.
  • They described five active positions:
    • “a hype long”
    • multiple Bitcoin shorts (listed multiple times)
    • a Bitcoin long from the lows
  • Net exposure: still described as short, though shifted more toward long after Bitcoin established a low around $58,000.
  • Further updates/trades are said to be posted in Telegram using the keyword CBM.

Base-Case Price Path (What They Expect Next)

  • The speaker’s base-case assumes possible continuation of the relief rally:
    • A squeeze upward ~$1,000
    • Targeting upside liquidity around $67.2k–$67.5k
    • Using that area as a setup for a new Bitcoin short
  • Structural expectation for relief rallies:
    • Relief rallies are “notoriously ugly” and often involve chop, shakeouts, and squeezes that pressure both longs and shorts.
    • They reference a prior pattern:
      • A drop of about ~15% (high → low) after breaking above a range’s value area high
      • A move toward the 200-day moving average
      • Followed by another rejection (framed as part of a possible bear market bottom discussion after a more significant low)

Macro / Indicator Context Mentioned

  • 200-day moving average (200DMA): referenced at about ~$73,000, described as continuing to drop.
  • “Bear market bottom” discussion is conditional:
    • Whether Bitcoin dumps massively and fails to find buying pressure near $63,000.

Liquidity / Leverage Risk Signal

  • The speaker claims liquidity buildup still favors longs:
    • Over the 30-day, cumulative long liquidation leverage is significantly higher than cumulative short liquidation leverage.
  • This supports the idea that the next trade is likely again a Bitcoin short, but preferably after a targeted squeeze/rejection.

Explicit Caution / Uncertainty

  • If Bitcoin dumps massively and there is no buying pressure near ~$63,000, they suggest the relief rally may effectively end (“all she wrote”).
  • Otherwise, the recurring pattern they expect is:
    • chop up → wreck both sides → pump higher → reject near tops once participants become overly optimistic.

Performance Metrics / Results Mentioned

  • Short performance and management:
    • Short described as up ~ $8,000, then shaved 50%.
  • Long performance:
    • Long from lows described as up over $100,000.

Tickers / Instruments Mentioned

  • Bitcoin (BTC) only

Methodology / Playbook (As Described)

  1. Identify anchored VWAP rejection using a prior pivot (local high around $82,800).
  2. Watch for price to break above $66,500.
  3. Anticipate rejection around $67,200–$67,500 (liquidity cluster + anchored VWAP area).
  4. Expect relief-rally structure:
    • flushes and then squeezes toward higher areas (including around ~$73,000 200DMA).
  5. Manage risk via hedging and profit shaving if downside confirmation is weaker than expected.
  6. Decide whether the rally is ending based on:
    • Buying pressure around ~$63,000 after a correction.
  7. Prefer trade location/timing:
    • Take the short after a squeeze/pivot target rather than at current levels.

Disclosures / Disclaimers

  • No explicit “not financial advice” disclaimer was included in the provided subtitles.

Presenters / Sources

  • No external sources or co-presenters named.
  • Content appears to be delivered by the channel speaker/trader, discussing their own positions and Telegram community.

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