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🩸 The market is in panic mode — and this time the blow came from above
#June 2026 wrap-up. Bitcoin below $60,000, the Fear & Greed stuck at 13, altcoins bleeding and a market that seems unable to find a floor. But if you’re only watching the BTC chart, you’re missing the whole movie. The real trigger for this correction didn’t come from a chart: it came from the Federal Reserve. Let’s go step by step, from the macro to the micro, because everything is connected. 🏛️ The Fed changed hands — and so did the tone June 17 was the first FOMC with Kevin Warsh as Fed chair, after he took over in May. And he made his debut by breaking the script.
🎯 Probability: 5/10 █████░░░░░ 💡 4H bearish structure matured with stacked EMAs and confirmed sell flow, but two significant liquidity obstacles before TP1 and OI without confirmation reduce the setup’s conviction. ⚠️ Two concentrated bid walls ($188.8K and $118.4K) between the entry and TP1 can absorb sell pressure and stall the move before any target is reached ⚠️ The order book bid/ask ratio is 1.29 in favor of buyers nearby, suggesting there is more active demand than the bearish structure alone would justify ⚠️ OI does not confirm the bearish bias and the market is in Extreme Fear (15/100), a context where moves can be erratic and tightened stops are often swept
📊 Factors: 🟢 Solid 4H bearish trend: price below EMA50<EMA200 🟢 Stacked EMAs 20<50<200 and price below ⚪ No recent EMA9/21 cross (mature or counter trend) 🟡 Slightly weaker than BTC (-0.9%) 🟢 Price at the edge of the 4H offer FVG 307.46–307.92 ⚪ No relevant psychological level nearby 🟡 Liquidations: no events in the window (stream recently connected) 🟡 Funding slightly positive (0.010%): supportive, without strong pressure ⚪ OI does not confirm bearish bias 🟢 Sell flow (taker 0.90, top traders net short 0.52) ⚪ No sweep or clear level in favor 🟡 Partial bearish momentum (RSI 42) 🟡 BTC aligns with the bias (short) ⚪ Volume without confirmation
XMR is hovering around the edge of the 4H offer FVG (307.46–307.92) without generating any real bounce. The 4H bearish structure is solid: stacked EMAs 20<50<200, price below, and the sell flow confirms it with bearish takers and top traders net short. $BTC aligns with the bias.
Short from 305.95 | SL 316.02 | TP1 295.88 | TP2 285.80 | TP3 275.73 — R:R 2.0 to TP2.
Risk management first. This is not financial advice—do your own research.
$DYDX - LONG Conviction: Strong conviction (medium-high) · 14/26📈
🎯 Probability: 5/10 █████░░░░░ 💡 4H structure solid bullish setup with stacked EMAs and real relative strength vs BTC (+10.5%), supported by rising OI and buy-side flow — but with an immediate liquidity obstacle and an adverse macro context that limit conviction. ⚠️ $60.6K ask wall at 0.18169 acts as a direct barrier between entry and TP1 — it can stall or reverse the move before the first target is reached ⚠️ BTC is against the bias and Fear & Greed at 15/100 indicates a generalized risk-off environment, reducing the probability that altcoins will sustain bullish momentum ⚠️ The order book bid/ask ratio is 0.85 (more sell volume nearby), adding short-term downside pressure from the sell side
📊 Factors: 🟢 Strong bullish 4H trend: price above EMA50>EMA200 🟢 Stacked EMAs 20>50>200 and price above ⚪ No recent EMA9/21 cross (mature trend or against) 🟢 Leader: +10.5% vs BTC (1d), strong relative strength ⚪ No unfilled FVG in play ⚪ No relevant psychological level nearby 🟡 Liquidations: no events in the window 🟡 Funding almost neutral (0.004%): not an issue 🟢 OI +1.7% with price rising: new capital buying 🟢 Buy-side flow (taker 1.36, top traders net long 1.12) ⚪ No sweep and no clear level in favor 🟢 RSI 65 with room and MACD rising ⚪ BTC against the bias ⚪ Volume without confirmation
CANDIDATO $MYX SHORT Conviction: High conviction (average-high) · 15/26
🎯 Probability: 5/10 █████░░░░░ 💡 Bearish confluence on 4H (stacked EMAs, lag vs BTC, psychological resistance at 0.09000) with market bias supporting, but significant liquidity obstacles between entry and TP1 limit confidence. ⚠️ A $54.4K bid wall at 0.07903 sits between the entry and TP1 — a zone of significant absorption that may stall or reverse the move before reaching the target ⚠️ Bid/ask ratio of 1.98 indicates more buying volume nearby, which can create unexpected support against the short ⚠️ Score 15/26 with partial momentum (RSI 39, no sweep and no confirmed volume) — the thesis has a foundation but lacks strong catalysts to accelerate
📊 Factors: 🟢 Strong bearish 4H trend: price below EMA50<<EMA200 🟢 Stacked EMAs 20<50<200 and price below ⚪ No recent EMA9/21 cross (mature trend or against it) 🟢 Lagging: -8.7% vs BTC (1d), ideal for a short 🟢 Price at the edge of the 4H supply FVG 0.09650-0.09670 🟡 Psychological resistance 0.09000 nearby (round number) 🟡 Liquidations: no events in the window (stream just connected) 🟡 Funding slightly positive (0.005%): supports, without strong pressure 🟡 Price down with flat OI: long liquidation, less strong 🟡 Slight seller aggression (taker 0.62) ⚪ No sweep and no clear favorable level 🟡 Partial bearish momentum (RSI 39) 🟡 BTC aligns with the bias (short) ⚪ Volume without confirmation
$MON 🔔 CANDIDATE MONUSDT SHORT Conviction: Weighted (medium-high conviction)
🎯 Probability: 5/10 █████░░░░░ 💡 4H FVG (fair value gap) of offer as an entry zone with a solid bearish trend (stacked EMAs); the immediate catalyst is the liquidation of 20x longs at 0.01801, which can accelerate the drop toward TP1. ⚠️ The bid/ask ratio of 1.25 shows more buy volume on the nearby order book, which may absorb selling pressure before TP1 ⚠️ The $83.7K bid wall at 0.01750 is a real obstacle between TP1 and TP2 — if it isn’t broken, the trade closes partially or at breakeven ⚠️ Score of 13/26 with several weak factors (no sweep, no volume confirmation, flat OI): the technical thesis is there, but the conviction is medium, not high
📊 Factors: 🟢 Solid bearish 4H trend: price below EMA50<EMA200 🟢 Stacked EMAs 20<50<200 and price below ⚪ No recent EMA9/21 cross (mature trend or against it) 🟡 Slightly weaker than BTC (-0.5%) 🟢 Price at the edge of the 4H supply FVG 0.01852-0.01864 ⚪ No relevant psychological level nearby 🟡 Liquidations: no events in the window (stream just connected) 🟡 Funding nearly neutral (-0.004%): doesn’t get in the way 🟡 Price low with flat OI: long liquidation, less strong 🟡 Mild selling aggression (taker 0.91) ⚪ No sweep or clear favorable level 🟡 Partial bearish momentum (RSI 41) 🟡 BTC supports the bias (short) ⚪ Volume without confirmation
Entry: 0.03456 ✅ TP1 0.03651 · ▫️ TP2 0.03846 · ▫️ TP3 0.04041 ⚖️ Hit TP1 and returned to entry: closed with no loss (SL at breakeven).
Maxie Goetter cu7s
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Bullish
$ID set up long with heavy-weight factors.
Bullish fresh EMA9/21 crossover (1 candle) + OI +2.3% with price moving up: new capital entering. Negative funding (-0.115%): shorts paying, fuel for a squeeze.
Between entry and TP1 there are liquidations of 10x shorts at 0.03531 that can accelerate the move up. Between TP1 and TP2, an ask wall of $44.1K at 0.03681 needs to be broken for the price to continue toward the next targets.
Bullish fresh EMA9/21 crossover (1 candle) + OI +2.3% with price moving up: new capital entering. Negative funding (-0.115%): shorts paying, fuel for a squeeze.
Between entry and TP1 there are liquidations of 10x shorts at 0.03531 that can accelerate the move up. Between TP1 and TP2, an ask wall of $44.1K at 0.03681 needs to be broken for the price to continue toward the next targets.
$ETHFI is giving me a bearish setup that makes sense, but it needs to be analyzed carefully — I’m sharing it without filters.
Stacked EMAs 20<50<200 on 4H with price below them, a fresh bearish EMA9/21 cross made 2 candles ago, and RSI at 37 with MACD falling. Lagging -3.3% vs BTC on the day, a natural short candidate. BTC is reinforcing the bias.
Between entry and TP1, there are liquidations of 10x longs at 0.32059 — that could accelerate the drop. Between TP1 and TP2, there are two big bid walls (105K and 51K): real obstacles the price has to break to move toward TP2.
Bullish fresh EMA9/21 crossover (1 candle) + OI +2.3% with price moving up: new capital entering. Negative funding (-0.115%): shorts paying, fuel for a squeeze.
Between entry and TP1 there are liquidations of 10x shorts at 0.03531 that can accelerate the move up. Between TP1 and TP2, an ask wall of $44.1K at 0.03681 needs to be broken for the price to continue toward the next targets.
$FET short with an ordered technical structure. 4H EMAs bearish (price below EMA50 and EMA200), RSI at 47 with room to fall, MACD falling — no rebound signals. Lagging BTC by 2.1% on the day, ideal for a short.
In the order book: two ask walls (0.17645 and 0.18033) between entry and SL act as a resistance ceiling. Long liquidations at 0.17276 and 0.16462 should accelerate the drop on the way to the targets.
$SUI is falling in silence and the technical structure is clear: stacked EMAs 20<50<200 with price below, RSI at 34 with room to move, MACD falling, and volume almost 3x the average. BTC is following the bearish bias.
The order book has two bid walls the price must break: 0.66548 (between entry and TP1) and 0.63031 (between TP1 and TP2) — if they hold, they slow the move. On the bullish side, longs 20x at 0.66029 and 10x at 0.62917 could be liquidated and accelerate the drop.
Short from 0.67320 | SL 0.69356 | TP1 0.64266 | TP2 0.62231 | TP3 0.60195 | R:R 2.5 to TP2.
Pay attention, the data backs it up, but this thesis could be reversed. Risk management first, and always complement it with your own research.
I’ve been following ZEC for a while and the structure convinces me. The EMAs are perfectly stacked to the downside (20 < 50 < 200), the price is falling, and the OI increased by +2.9%—that tells me fresh shorts are coming in, not that longs are closing. Important difference.
The funding at +0.010% also helps: longs are paying, which gives more fuel to the bearish move. BTC is following the general bias, with no weird divergences for now.
Extreme Fear at 13/100 — the market is nervous. That can amplify moves, for better or worse.
📍 Entry: 408.54 USDT 🛑 Stop Loss: 424.08 USDT (if it breaks here, the thesis is invalidated) 🎯 TP1: 385.22 — first relief, I close part here 🎯 TP2: 369.68 — main target, R:R 2.5 ✅ 🎯 TP3: 350.00 — if the market gets generous ⚖️ R:R: 1.5 / 2.5 / 3.75 depending on the target
This isn’t a signal to go all-in. It’s a thesis with solid technical confluence, but ZEC can be violent in both directions. Reasonable sizing, respect the SL, and if the macro context at the moment doesn’t convince you—don’t enter, and that’s fine.
⚠️ This is not financial advice. Everyone manages their own risk.
🔔 CLOSED $BTC SHORT → ⚖️ Breakeven (hit TP1 and returned to entry)
Maxie Goetter cu7s
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$BTC it doesn’t bounce back and that tells me something.
Short in 60,044.5. Strong 4H bearish trend: stacked EMAs 20<50<200, RSI at 45 with room and MACD falling. What convinces me most: OI +0.6% with price going down — aggressive shorts entering, no covering.
Between entry and TP1, liquidation of 50x longs at 59,453.5 accelerates the drop. Further down, 20x longs at 57,818.9 and 10x at 55,094.4 (both beyond TP3) if the move extends. On the SL side, the $10.8M ask wall at 60,055.7 acts as a resistance ceiling.
Slightly positive funding (0.008%): supportive, without relevant pressure.
$BZ starts to give way and the structure is sending clear signals to the short side.
4H trend is solidly bearish (price below EMA50<EMA200), OI +1.3% with price falling — aggressive shorts entering. Positive funding at 0.022% adds a bit more pressure. RSI 33 with room and MACD falling round out the picture.
Two bid walls at 72.818 and 72.233 (between entry and TP1) are real obstacles the price must break. If it does, long liquidations 20x at 72.284 and 10x at 68.878 could accelerate the drop. On the risk side, ask walls at 73.402 and 74.280 back up the SL.
$SKHYNIX grabs my attention in this extreme fear market — precisely because the flow says otherwise.
Funding -0.030%: shorts are paying. OI +2.1% with price rising = new capital buying, not a hedge-covering bounce. Taker 1.06 and top traders net long 2.84 — the smart money is long.
At 1,822.01 there are liquidations of 50x shorts between the entry and TP1: forced buys that accelerate the move up if price starts.
$SUI is falling in silence and the technical structure is clear: stacked EMAs 20<50<200 with price below, RSI at 34 with room to move, MACD falling, and volume almost 3x the average. BTC is following the bearish bias.
The order book has two bid walls the price must break: 0.66548 (between entry and TP1) and 0.63031 (between TP1 and TP2) — if they hold, they slow the move. On the bullish side, longs 20x at 0.66029 and 10x at 0.62917 could be liquidated and accelerate the drop.
Short from 0.67320 | SL 0.69356 | TP1 0.64266 | TP2 0.62231 | TP3 0.60195 | R:R 2.5 to TP2.
Pay attention, the data backs it up, but this thesis could be reversed. Risk management first, and always complement it with your own research.
$SKHYNIX grabs my attention in this extreme fear market — precisely because the flow says otherwise.
Funding -0.030%: shorts are paying. OI +2.1% with price rising = new capital buying, not a hedge-covering bounce. Taker 1.06 and top traders net long 2.84 — the smart money is long.
At 1,822.01 there are liquidations of 50x shorts between the entry and TP1: forced buys that accelerate the move up if price starts.