$BTC briefly fell to $76,900, its first break below $77K since May 1, before stabilizing around $77,000 in early Asia trading. The move triggered about $600M in liquidations, with Ethereum longs losing $239M and Bitcoin $151M, driven by low weekend liquidity and macro pressure (higher yields, oil above $105, and ETF outflows). Sentiment remains mixed, with some viewing it as a healthy reset while others expect further downside. #BTC #BingX
$BTC rejection from key intraday resistance suggests a possible bearish pullback before the next major move.............
Trade Setup: Short
Entry Zone: 76,700 - 76,950
SL: 77,250
TP1: 76,450
TP2: 76,290
TP3: 76,100
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And then Michael Saylor showed up.
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