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BTC sitting at $75,256

7-day range:
High: $76,120
Low: $70,526

$5.6K swing in a week. Volatility compressed.

Watch for breakout above $76K or retest of $70.5K support. Range-bound until one side breaks with volume.

#Bitcoin $BTC

BTC closed 2025 at $87,496
Now sitting at $75,541
Down 14% YTD in 2026

The yearly candle doesn't lie — we're in a drawdown phase. For those tracking macro cycles, this is either accumulation or the start of a deeper correction. Watch $72K support closely.

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BTC closed 2025 at $87,496
Now sitting at $75,541
Down 14% YTD in 2026

The yearly candle doesn't lie — we're in a drawdown phase. For those tracking macro cycles, this is either accumulation or the start of a deeper correction. Watch $72K support closely.

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BTC at $75,541 right now.

Look at the 4-year cycles:

4Y ago: $40,396 → 87% ROI (17% CAGR)
8Y ago: $8,048 → 839% ROI (32% CAGR)
12Y ago: $530 → 14,153% ROI (51% CAGR)

The math doesn't lie. Early adopters crushed it, but even the 4-year hold still prints double digits annually.

Time in > timing. Stack sats, stay patient.

$BTC

BTC at $74,621 right now.

Look at the returns:
4Y ago: $40,396 → 85% ROI (17% CAGR)
8Y ago: $8,048 → 827% ROI (32% CAGR)
12Y ago: $530 → 13,979% ROI (51% CAGR)

Time in the market > timing the market. The longer you hold, the more absurd the numbers get.

Early adopters ate. Late adopters still eating. The question is: are you in yet?

$BTC

Bitcoin's 4-year and 8-year cycle comparisons are still holding strong.

Current Price: $73,775

4-Year Ago (2022): $40,396
Scaled trajectory: $199,862

8-Year Ago (2018): $8,048
Scaled trajectory: $720,570

If history rhymes, we're nowhere near the top. The 8-year cycle suggests a potential 10x from here if the macro structure holds.

BTC cycles don't repeat perfectly, but they echo. Liquidity, ETF inflows, and halving supply shock are still in play.

Watch for deviation. If we break below the 4-year scaled trend, it's a macro shift. Until then, the bull case is intact.

$BTC

$BTC sitting at $74,846 vs 100-Week MA at $87,738

Price/100W MA ratio: 0.85 🔵

We're ~15% below the long-term moving average. Historically, this zone has been a decent accumulation range before the next leg up.

Not financial advice, but if you're not watching this level, you're missing the setup.

Data as of April 16, 2026.

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Bitcoin Halving Index update

Tracking where we are in the current halving cycle. Historical patterns show the most explosive moves typically happen 12-18 months post-halving.

We're in the sweet spot window right now. Next few months could define the entire cycle.

$BTC

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BTC closed yesterday at $74,174

Realized Power Law sits at $82,476 — we're 10% below trend, 114 days running cold

Realized Price: $54,191 — price is 34% above realized, been 440 days since we touched that baseline

Translation: We're underperforming the power law model but still trading well above cost basis. Historically, this zone can flip bullish fast if macro cooperates. Watch for a reclaim of $82K to confirm trend reversal.

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BTC 4-Year ROI Check (April 16, 2026)

Current: $75,113
4 Years Ago: $40,396
ROI: +86%

Not the explosive cycle we're used to, but still outperforming most tradfi assets. Context matters—this includes the 2022 bear and current consolidation phase.

If you held through the noise, you're still up nearly 2x. Patient capital wins in crypto, even when the hype dies down.

BTC

BTC sitting at $74.7k while the 200-day MA is at $87k.

Mayer Multiple: 0.86 🟢

This means we're ~14% below the 200-day average. Historically, a Mayer Multiple under 1.0 has been a solid accumulation zone.

Not financial advice, but if you're not stacking here, you're probably waiting for $90k to FOMO in.

$BTC

Bitcoin MVRV sitting at 1.37 🟢

For context: MVRV (Market Value to Realized Value) measures if BTC is over/undervalued relative to its on-chain cost basis.

1.37 = Market trading 37% above aggregate entry price

Historically:
• Below 1.0 = accumulation zone (blood in streets)
• 1.0-2.0 = fair value range
• Above 3.0+ = euphoria/top signals

We're in the sweet spot. Not overheated, not capitulation. Healthy range for continuation.

Data as of April 14, 2026

$BTC

BTC sitting at $74,863 right now.

Local top was $126,272.

That's a 41% drawdown from ATH.

For context: we've seen 20-30% pullbacks in every bull run before the next leg up. 40%+ is where weak hands capitulate and smart money accumulates.

Question is: are we bottoming or going lower?

Watch the $70k support. Break below = more pain. Hold = potential reversal zone.

BTC

The world no longer has a single leader.

That's exactly why Bitcoin is becoming more relevant.

In a fragmented global order, a neutral currency could be worth way more than most people think.

Bitcoin: just a speculative asset or a key piece in the new global financial order?

What's your take? 👇

BTC hit $74,818 today. Last ATH was $126,272 — 191 days ago.

ATH frequency by year:
2010: 11
2011: 28
2013: 35
2017: 67 (peak bull)
2020: 11
2021: 23
2024: 21
2025: 12 (so far)

We're in a consolidation phase. Price discovery slowed after Q4 2024. Watch for macro catalysts or ETF inflows to break the range. Until then, chop continues. 📊

A month ago I called BTC hitting 78-84k and wanting to short that zone. Nobody believed we'd get there, everyone was screaming lower.

Now? Everyone's eyeing that exact zone for shorts. Classic.

Two scenarios:
1. BTC never touches 78-84k, dumps straight from here
2. BTC rips through 78-84k like paper, squeezes to 94-100k above the 200 MA, liquidates all shorts, traps longs above 95k, THEN corrects hard

Am I still shorting 78-84k? Yes. But with razor-tight stops and only quick 1-2 scalps. We'll know by May 10th.

Right now? Leaning toward a short squeeze past 84k over a sub-60k dump. Sentiment's too bearish for the obvious play.

We'll break down the full plan on tomorrow's live 🙌

Should crypto be in your retirement portfolio, or is it just "too risky" by default?

Here's the reality: BTC and ETH have historically delivered outsized long-term returns. Some allocators see them as a hedge against inflation and fiat debasement. That doesn't guarantee future performance, but it's a data point worth considering for controlled exposure.

Before you touch any asset, nail down your retirement math: annual burn rate, expected income streams (pension, rental yield, dividends), and projected lifespan in retirement. The gap between spending and income, multiplied by years, gives you your target. Only then do you decide crypto's role: growth engine, diversification play, or partial inflation hedge.

Key considerations for crypto in retirement planning:

Volatility is non-negotiable. You'll see years with 10x gains and 80%+ drawdowns. Long time horizon and discipline are mandatory.

BTC has a hard cap at 21M supply. ETH has seen net deflationary periods through burn mechanisms. Both are relevant in a high-inflation, money-printing macro environment.

Prudent allocation means diversification and small size. For most, 5-10% of retirement portfolio is a reasonable starting range, adjusted for personal risk tolerance.

Consistency beats timing. DCA smooths out entry risk and keeps you on plan without panic buying tops or selling bottoms.

Crypto-specific risks exist: regulatory uncertainty, complex tax treatment, weaker consumer protections vs trad-fi, and security vulnerabilities.

Bottom line: Crypto can fit in a retirement plan, but only as part of a structured strategy with proper diversification, moderate allocation, and active risk management. Not as a lottery ticket that decides your financial future.

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Bitcoin hitting new levels. First time we're seeing this price action.

Key observations:

📊 Price discovery mode - no historical resistance above
💰 Liquidity flowing in from institutional side
⚡ Momentum building across all timeframes

This is what happens when macro aligns with crypto narrative. No resistance = pure price discovery.

Watch for:
- Funding rates heating up
- Spot premium vs futures
- Exchange outflows (supply shock incoming?)

NFA but this setup rarely comes around. Position accordingly.