$BTC remains the market’s anchor, deep liquidity, clean structure, and the clearest signal when volatility spikes.
Two days, no margin for noise. My last Bitget Crazy 48H taught me speed, discipline, and focus through clear rules and instant feedback.
I finished top 20 twice, earning $BGB. With BGB rewards back, I’m returning on Bitget and Binance with tighter risk, smaller rotations, and calm execution.
BREAKING: BlackRock has reportedly begun aggressively offloading large amounts of crypto as the U.S. market opens. Millions of $BTC and $ETH are allegedly being sold every few minutes. What’s driving this massive sell-off?
I’m not convinced we’ll see a straight move up from here, it doesn’t make much structural sense.
Ideally, we’d see another rejection around the 88.5–88.3K zone before taking out the lows.
I’m not looking to go long here. If price retests that level, you can short again until the lows are taken.
For me, the structure isn’t complete yet—only invalidation would change that.
PS: Either short again in the 88K range or wait until the lows are taken. I’m staying out of trades in between unless I see a clear shift in price action. #USNonFarmPayrollReport #Binanceholdermmt
$BTC continues to set the standard, deep liquidity, clean structure, and the clearest signal across major venues like Binance and Bitget.
At the start of my Bitget Trading Club Championship journey, I traded on instinct and hype, and it didn’t take long to fall off the leaderboard.
This phase feels different. Using GetAgent to break down required tokens and futures setups, while cross-checking structure and liquidity from Binance markets, especially on $ETH , has replaced noise with clarity. My prep is tighter, entries more intentional, and risk clearly defined.
$BTC Price is sitting in the micro support zone for wave B of iv. The structure still favors one more push higher, but a clean break below $83,180 would signal that wave v to the downside may already be in play.
$BTC keeps proving why it’s the market’s anchor, liquid, resilient, and setting the rhythm for every serious trader.
Last week reminded me why short, focused events hit different. During the Bitget Crazy 48H on $NS, I quietly pulled 100 BGB with under 400k volume, no stress, just discipline. Two days, clear rules, fast feedback.
Now $NS is back live and I’m running the same playbook: DCA, stacking volume, aiming for another BGB win. Similar to the Binance trading campaigns and leaderboard events, it’s all about structure, timing, and consistency paying off.
$ETH is currently maintaining another hidden bullish divergence. If this pattern plays out as expected, it could trigger a move of over 54%, pushing price beyond the $4,900 ATH and opening the door to $8,500+ levels. #ETHBreaksATH #Binanceholdermmt
$BTC continues to remind me why it’s the backbone of this market, steady, resilient, and setting the tone each cycle.
I used to rely purely on DCA for $BGB, thinking time alone would do the heavy lifting. It worked, slowly. Things changed when I joined Bitget’s Trading Club Championship and even some Binance competitions, where active trading helped me stack $BGB faster than DCA alone. That’s how I’ve built a spot bag with thousands of BGB, and I’m still adding through TCC and Binance rewards.
In this kind of setup, it’s hard to justify taking a long position.
At the very least, unless price breaks and holds above the $2.26–$2.29 zone, the bias remains short.
Profit targets are not easy to define, but if the stop-losses of swing long positions clustered around $1.80 get flushed, there’s a high probability of a rebound from that area.
$BTC ’s resilience keeps setting the tone for the market, a reminder that patience and discipline tend to win over time.
I almost skipped the Bitget Onchain Trading Competition because onchain trading can feel overwhelming. Using GetAgent helped me slow down, filter the noise, and stick to a clear checklist instead of trading on emotions. That change made a real difference.
Now I’m joining Competitions 90 & 91 with the same disciplined mindset, focusing on BSC opportunities. While platforms like Binance continue to push strong onchain and launch-style initiatives, my main focus this round is on $JDon, prioritizing structure, patience, and execution over hype.
$BTC ’s strength is a reminder of why patient strategies matter in this market.
From past Launchpools on Bitget, I learned something useful: I took free rewards, tried CandyBomb, earned extra tokens, and later converted them to USDT. That experience changed how I view Launchpools.
Now, with the $US Launchpool running alongside STABLE on Bitget, farming first and then using rewards on CandyBomb feels like a smart way to stretch gains without big capital, similar to how people also farm consistently on Binance Launchpools for steady rewards.
Bitcoin looks weak right now, but if it can secure a close above this trendline, we’ll likely see a liquidity sweep above $98K, possibly even $101K, before a major reversal.
Bitget just rolled out the TradFi beta, and I’m applying for early access.
With $ETH hovering around $1,900, managing trades across different apps gets tiring fast. Having crypto alongside FX, GOLD, SILVER, and US stocks like $PG in one place feels convenient. Setup looks smooth and fees seem competitive.
Binance has explored similar all-in-one ideas before, so it’s interesting to see more platforms heading this way. Curious, what features would you want in a TradFi platform?