📈📉 Tired of seeing your "support" crumble? Real support and resistance aren't just minor wiggles. They're significant historical turning points, often marked by multiple rejections or strong volume reactions. Think of BTC at $60,000 for months, or ETH at $3,500. These are real walls, not just speed bumps.

What was once resistance often becomes support once broken, and vice-versa. Why? Because traders who sold at $60k might regret it when it pumps to $65k, so they buy back if it retests $60k. It's human psychology playing out on the charts. This "flip" is key.

For entries, I'd look to buy a bounce off confirmed support, or enter on a retest after a resistance breakout. If BTC breaks $60k, I'd wait for a retest for a long entry. Place your stop *just* below that $60k level—maybe...