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BIG move coming for Bitcoin during CPI today? (the trade i'm taking)

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Finance / Market Focus

  • Asset: Bitcoin (BTC)
  • Macro/news driver: CPI today (described as high-impact red news)
  • Trading context: The creator treats the current BTC price action as a range on lower time frames and emphasizes only executing during specific “kill zones” (time windows).

Instruments / Levels / Tickers Mentioned

Bitcoin (BTC) levels (approx.)

  • $60K — potential downside target if breakout fails
  • $50K — potential downside target; next weekly liquidity level
  • $100,000 — upside target on confirmed breakout
  • $81,800 — order block begins / bearish scenario context
  • $81,000 — alternative starting point for the order block area
  • $82,600 — key “level to watch” for bearish confirmation (requires an 1H close beneath)

Other tickers

  • No other tickers/ETFs/stocks/bonds/commodities were explicitly mentioned.

Methodology / Framework (Step-by-Step)

1) Bias setup (higher timeframe)

  • Bullish weekly bias
  • Price is retesting a weekly liquidity level after previously sweeping it.
  • From that level, two scenarios are considered:
  1. False breakout / reversal
    • Move down toward $60K
    • Possibly further toward $50K
  2. Confirmed breakout
    • Consistent volume above the level
    • Push toward $100K and “bull market back”

2) Range-trading rules (lower time frames)

  • Don’t trade in the middle of a range (“don’t DD in the middle”).
  • Premium/discount within the range:
    • Premium: above the range high → better area to consider shorts
    • Discount: below the range low → better area to consider longs
  • Execution constraints by direction:
    • Longs: can’t be taken until range lows are swept
    • Shorts: generally make more sense near the premium side (often after a sweep of highs, or at a defined order block depending on the setup)

3) Trade timing (“kill zones”)

The creator only wants execution within:

  • London kill zone: 2:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m.
  • New York kill zone: 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. (New York time)

They provide an example: a short at about ~5:00 a.m. is outside their preferred kill zones, so they avoid it.


4) News-window timing (high-probability windows)

  • Since news is at 8:30, start watching from 7:30.
  • Define the highest-probability “window” as:
    • 1 hour before news to 1 hour after news

Key Numbers, Recommendations, and Cautions

Primary recommendation / stance for the day

  • The creator says: “I don’t think there’s a very solid trade opportunity on Bitcoin for today.”
  • They would prefer to take trades in Forex unless BTC offers a clean setup.

Directional triggers for BTC (bearish-focused plan if trading)

  • Trigger level: $82,600
  • Bearish confirmation: require a 1-hour candle close beneath $82,600
    • Interpreted as confirming a bearish “CISD” (creator’s terminology; implied bearish break/confirmation)
    • Also implies liquidity has been tapped
  • If bearish confirmation occurs:
    • Look for a retrace, then continuation down

Alternative bearish path (liquidity sweep condition)

  • BTC must sweep range lows but not close below them
    • i.e., a liquidity sweep followed by a return upward toward the range high

News impact expectation

  • With high-impact CPI, volatility should be higher and clean moves more likely.
  • They also note that signals are mixed (daily bias vs lower-timeframe signals).

Disclosures / Disclaimers

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

Presenter / Sources

  • Presenter: Schwen
  • Mentions (embedded in commentary): “AOC”
    • Referred to as the origin of the quote “don’t DD in the middle”
    • No additional person was credited beyond this mention.

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