$BTC #BTC : The Long-Awaited Plan is Here! Gartley Reversal in Play 🚀
the long awaited plan is finally here! I want to keep this simple so everyone understands the potential.
We have a Gartley Pattern forming, which you have seen in some of my past trades.
IMPORTANT: Not every Gartley Pattern works, so always keep your Risk Management sharp!
If this setup plays out exactly as planned, I expect an impulse move up to the next major Fib Resistance, which is approximately the 103717 area.
When we hit that 103717 Resistance, we must watch the reaction closely. If the trade continues to surge past that point, the short setup I mentioned before becomes invalid, and the next major target would be much higher, around 114k–116k.
What I Expect: An impulsive move up from here. Be ready!
PS: we are still in our Long Trade from 86938.9 (look at the Daily Report)
In my humble opinion people can watch the chart from morning till evening and nothing will change with them or with the BTC price. The people will not change as they will judge each 3-5% up move as bullish reversal. And the final BTC price will not change because under 70k region is already programmed
What you do in the meantime is up to you, you can decide to day trade or accumulate more cash to buy the absolute crash when it happens $BTC
$BTC Mondays are often the point where BTC sets its next major pivot, either a short-term high or a short-term low. The weekend’s price action usually determines which one is more likely.
If the weekend doesn’t show strength or fails to pump, the probability of a pivot low forming on Monday increases.
If the weekend does produce a pump, the chances rise that Monday will form a pivot high.
Clear takeaway: The weekend sets the direction. Monday typically defines the pivot.
Nothing has changed since last week’s Sunday report, which is why today’s update is kept shorter than usual. Last week, we discussed the two major liquidity clusters in the 97k and 107k regions, and the importance of placing short orders there in case market makers allow price to revisit these zones for a liquidity grab. It’s also worth mentioning that the weekly EMA50 requires a retest, and this aligns perfectly with the first liquidity pool around 99–100k. If we see such a spike in price, it will require significant volatility, something that can easily occur during the FOMC statement on December 10th, just three days from now.
At the moment, the market is giving us three possible scenarios, some with higher probability and some with lower. Trading is a game of probabilities, and if we agree that BTC is in a bear market, then we also agree that new lows will be made from time to time. Does this happen without any bounces or relief pumps? Absolutely not, even during the worst crashes, the market never moves straight down without at least some relief. Our next task is to identify the areas where market makers are most likely to send price before visiting the lower target around the 70k region.
The first probability is that market makers simply play out the current bear flag and send BTC directly to the 70k target. I see this as likely — but not as likely as the second scenario, which involves grabbing the liquidity around 97k and simultaneously allowing BTC to retest the weekly EMA50, the most important bull–bear indicator. The perfect trap would be a move above the weekly EMA50. That would create strong bullish sentiment, pushing BTC from 100k toward 107k to grab the next major liquidity pool. This would then allow market makers to build an even larger liquidation cluster on the downside, making it beneficial for them to push prices below 83k and make the “big short” profitable again.
Some may ask: “Why don’t you close your shorts from 115–125k, go long, and then re-short at 97–100k or 107k?” The answer is simple: the market trades in probabilities. In my view, my entries will not be touched for at least the next year. No matter what happens, those shorts will remain deep in profit because the entries were perfect. The probability of hitting the 70k region is extremely high in my opinion the only question is how high the fake pump will go before the next leg down. Will it be down from the current bear flag structure, 97-100k and down? Or will we see a stronger move max till 107k region and continue the downside move? These questions lead to one answer and its that 70k is coming after one of the above mentioned events.
I’m more than happy to keep my 115–125k shorts open and will simply add more between 100–107k if the market gives us the opportunity described above. Overall, the fundamentals are extremely bearish. The confirmed death cross was the biggest red flag the final confirmation many needed. But of course, sentiment shifts with emotions. People will bet their lives on a golden cross but ignore the death cross entirely, simply because their emotions prevent them from facing reality.
As per Calendar we have FOMC on 10th of December on Wednesday, 86% of market expects a rate cut 0.25 while 14% expects no rate cut at all.
👉 Price is chopping due to weekend but I've set out my two triggers for trade on $BTC 👉 Long Trigger: price come in 87k$ region and take bounce 👉 Short Trigger: Price sweep above the 100K and come down
In b/w if you're trading, you're gambling. Only trade at the given level
For #BTC, I’m currently preparing for a swing long trade from the 86K–85K zone, aligned with the lower trendline support. The stop-loss will be set at 84,500. If we see two candle closes below 84,500, it will signal a deeper move toward the 80K zone, where I will then plan to open a mid-term long position on BTC.
This mid-term setup has the potential to take us toward the 109K level. I’ll share a detailed breakdown soon on why 109K is my target, Stay ready, members