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$GOLD is testing key support (previous resistance) which is 5,100$ if we get back below more chop if we sustain above great stabilization for another push higher.

Order book on spot looks supportive for now, suggesting downside may be limited before any further dump. Decent low-timeframe price action is building around the 62k level, so a potential long reload on a retest looks like a good play on $BTC

Long here. (whatever you want) Invalidated below $0. Follow for more institutional-grade ideas.

The saddest part? Bitcoin Cash $BHC is outperforming the so-called original digital gold. If a proper nuke happens, betting on the cash version might actually make more sense lmeow

Fun fact that 98% of altcoins look better than ETH right now (not funny). $HYPE is somehow one of them. We’re once again at a high-timeframe S/R where a relief bounce should happen. If not… congrats to holders, you’re now long memories.

Perpetual bigger limit bids are currently sitting at $61K–$60K. Larger clusters of bids appear slightly below current price action, but for now they’re mostly visual liquidity not real filling orders yet for BTC.

One of the best indicators to watch is CME futures positioning. At extreme levels, it clearly shows how commercials (red) and non-commercials (blue) are positioned. When commercials are near the top, they’re positioned long → BTC often follows with a sustained trending move.

The bigger orderbook depth for $BTC is almost at the same levels as was few weeks ago when we nuke towards 59,800$

The spot order book is starting to be heavily repopulated from $62,000, with significant bids appearing at roughly $1,000 intervals down to $55,000. Order-book pressure is present at this stage, which could act as short-term protection however, it may also contribute to a

The Asian playbook continues also the next day with huge increase in Open interest and decreasing price for $BTC. The worst part is that not even many longs were liquidated on the way down which is usually great mean reversion signal but at this stage is pretty tough to looking

#Litecoin under 50$ feels like that “once a year” deal they keep offering… and here we are again. So which way $LTC, tradoor?

#Litecoin basically a ping pong chart. If you’ve been trading the weekly rotations from the 40–50$ box to the 100–120$ box, you’re basically Marty Supreme of $LTC. (But only if you’re actually selling resistance and buying support lmao) This time is different.

$AZTEC you gotta admit it’s funny how these fresh listings create absolute trader pattern orgasms on LTF. Just an observation.

$ESP would be surprised if they squeeze it much higher. Usually these L2 low-float coins have a ceiling around 400–500M FDV. There’s still some room, but this looks topish to me. OG post was just basic PA, but you gotta remember on these garbage low floats everyone’s looking at

$ESP three squeezes. $400M FDV tapped. This time the move was sharp, mostly shorts getting wrecked above S/R. Deviation possible. Also spot has been selling nonstop above that level.

$LYN FDV says $300M. But the contract has an owner-only mint() function. So max supply isn’t enforced it’s policy-based. Meanwhile the product looks like a generic AI frontend, no transparent proof of proprietary models. High valuation + mint optionality. Very bullish… for

As mentioned in the Week Ahead, first real spot limit bids were sitting around 65k and below. Post-CME open, price quickly flushed into that liquidity zone and loaded some solid bids. I’m out of my Friday long at BE and missed Asia, so for now just watching for a solid bounce.

After CME, aggressive shorts pushed $BTC lower. Large open interest is now slowly unwinding, with solid spot buying supporting price. Negative funding + a Coinbase premium suggest this bounce isn’t just a mechanical short unwind but also spot demand is stepping in.

$KITE $0.30 still in play?

$AGLD Short squeeze fade in #crypto explained below 👇