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TradeCityPro | Bitcoin Daily Analysis #237👋 Welcome to TradeCityPro! Let’s move on to the Bitcoin analysis. The market experienced a strong drop yesterday, and with the start of a new week and a new month, a fresh trend is beginning to form. ⏳ 1-Hour Timeframe Yesterday, we had a long trigger on Bitcoin at 91,089. After activation, the price moved upward toward 91,813. 🔔 The 91,813 level was our next long trigger, and breaking it could have pushed the price toward the main resistance at 93,555. ✔️ But that didn’t happen. The price was rejected from 91,813, and gradually, selling pressure increased across the market. 📊 Once the price stabilized below 90,421 — which was our short trigger — the main bearish move began. Bitcoin dropped sharply with a large bearish candle all the way down to 85,770. 🔍 The support zones at 89,082 and 87,942 did not hold either, because the move was extremely sharp and the price ignored them entirely. 💥 If you remember, we also had a momentum support on the RSI at 42.11. 💫 Once RSI stabilized below that level, the bullish momentum completely disappeared. Momentum shifted fully to bearish. ⚡️ Right now, RSI is still in the oversold zone and is pulling back toward the 30 level. ⚖️ If RSI starts moving downward again from here, Bitcoin has the potential to drop much further. 💡 Today, opening a position is much riskier than yesterday, but if you missed the move, breaking 85,770 isn’t a bad option for a continuation short. ✨ Just be careful: the market today is far more risky, so take positions with smaller risk and tighter management. ❌ Disclaimer ❌ Trading futures is highly risky and dangerous. If you're not an expert, these triggers may not be suitable for you. You should first learn risk and capital management. You can also use the educational content from this channel. Finally, these triggers reflect my personal opinions on price action, and the market may move completely against this analysis. So, do your own research before opening any position.
by tradecitypro
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01/12/25 Weekly OutlookLast weeks high: $93,088.10 Last weeks low: $85,279.04 Midpoint: $89,183.57 A brutal start to the week for the bulls here. A -6% move to the downside as soon as the Month of December opens rejecting off the range weekly high. Across the high time frame this confirms a new lower high and a failure to get back within the trend that has stayed consistent throughout this bull market. All of last weeks recovery bounce has been wiped out in a matter of hours, so now the question is where does the buy side pick up, if at all? FOMC interest rate decision is predicting another rate cut (80% probability) as well as the end of quantitative tightening and the beginning of quantitative easing on paper should bring more liquidity into risk-on markets such as Bitcoin, but that is on a longer timescale. In the more immediate time frame I think the range broadly $80,000-$100,000 with this weeks range seeing a lot of the noisy PA. Midpoint is a key S/R level to gauge sentiment and conviction, a reclaim of the level may open the door to a stop loss hunt around weekly high but for now the momentum is definitely with the bears.
by ProR35
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Bitcoin's massive fall to $50,000. OMGA massive bankruptcy for a strategy company with Bitcoin falling to $50,000, and this event will be the driving force behind the price explosion to $500,000 over the next 10 years, making it the biggest investment opportunity of the century. So, follow the market direction without bias and know that huge companies have gone bankrupt before with the fall of even gold, but gold has always recovered and remained a store of value, and this time it is Bitcoin's turn to test. Patterns, fundamentals, technicals, and all indicators and oscillators confirm this scenario, so let's remain unbiased.
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by saba007
Analytics: market outlook and forecasts WHAT HAPPENED? Last week, we continued the upward movement to the next selling zone. After reaching it, the market moved sideways, forming a pivot point at $ 90,000. We expected a reaction and continued purchases to the next zone, but a less likely and more negative scenario worked out. Today, at the opening of trading, an active seller increased the pressure, which led to a breakdown of the lower consolidation boundary. The context abruptly changed to a top-down one. The decline stopped in the local buying zone of $88,000-$86,000. At the same time, all volumes from below are absorbed by limit orders, and the reaction of buyers doesn't give grounds to expect a rapid recovery in growth. WHAT WILL HAPPEN: OR NOT? The base scenario is a correction to the zone of volume anomalies of $84,000-$82,000. Increased protection can be expected from this area. However, if the selling pressure persists, resistance may already appear at the levels of $86,000-$88,000. If protection doesn't appear, the week will turn out to be bearish again, and the decline will continue at least to the level of $ 74,500. Buy Zones $84,000–$82,000 (volume anomalies) Sell Zones $89,800–$90,800 (cluster anomalies, mirror zone) $94,000–$97,500 (volume zone) $101,000–$104,000 (accumulated volumes) $105,800–$106,600 (local resistance) IMPORTANT DATES We're following these macroeconomic developments: • Monday, December 1, 14:45 (UTC) — the publication of the index of business activity in the US manufacturing sector for November; • Monday, December 1, 15:00 (UTC) — publication of the US manufacturing price index for November; • Tuesday, December 2, 1:00 a.m. (UTC) — speech by Fed Chairman Jerome Powell; • Tuesday, December 2, 10:00 a.m. (UTC) — publication of the European Consumer Price Index for November; • Tuesday, December 2, 15:00 (UTC) — publication of the number of open vacancies in the labor market (JOLTS) USA for September; • Wednesday, December 3, 13:15 (UTC) — publication of changes in the number of people employed in the US non-agricultural sector in November; • Wednesday, December 3, 14:45 (UTC) — publication of the index of business activity in the US services sector for November; • Wednesday, December 3, 15:00 (UTC) — publication of the index of business activity and the index of prices in the non-manufacturing sector of the USA for November; • Thursday, December 4, 13:30 (UTC) — publication of the number of initial applications for US unemployment benefits for the week; Friday, December 5, 15:00 (UTC) — publication of the basic price index of US personal consumption expenditures for September. *This post is not financial recommendation. Make decisions based on your own experience. #analytics
by Crypto_robotics
BTC/USDT 1DAY CHART UPDATE. BTCUSDT is in a corrective phase on the 1D chart, but it is still sitting above a major higher-timeframe support zone. The chart shows a long-term ascending trendline from late 2024 to early 2025 that currently intersects just below the price, acting as dynamic support together with the horizontal 80k–82k area.​ Below that, the wider “significant and major support” region lies roughly between 70k and 65k, which is the last strong demand block if 80k breaks.​ Bullish case: Holding above the trendline and 80k–82k could form a higher low; from there BTCUSDT can attempt a recovery toward 95k–100k and eventually back to the 120k+ resistance, but it needs clear higher highs and higher lows on the daily to confirm.​ Bearish case: A clean daily close below the trendline and 80k support opens room for a deeper flush into the 70k–65k major support zone, where a larger accumulation base may form before any new up‑leg.​ DYOR | NFA
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by CryptoSanders9563
BTC: Continue Going LongAfter testing the resistance level of 92K, BTC declined again to build up momentum, waiting for the next upward movement. As I have mentioned multiple times, levels below 90K are suitable buying opportunities, and today we continue to go long on BTC. BTC Trading Strategy for Today: BTCUSDT buy@86000-87000 TP:90000-92000 All signals for consecutive long positions have been profitable. I will continue to send accurate signals at the opening of the market every day—don’t miss out.
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by AntonioWatt
DeGRAM | BTCUSD will test the $80k level📊 Technical Analysis ● BTC is retesting the multi-month support zone near 80K, aligning with the long-term ascending base and the lower boundary of the falling trend, creating conditions for a medium-term rebound. ● A break above the descending resistance line could trigger recovery toward 92K as the structure shows exhaustion of bearish momentum. 💡 Fundamental Analysis ● Recent ETF inflows and easing macro pressure from U.S. yields support accumulation near major support zones. ✨ Summary ● Bullish bias from 80K support. Targets: 88K → 92K. Key support: 80K. ------------------- Share your opinion in the comments and support the idea with a like. Thanks for your support!
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by DeGRAM
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Bitcoin Kicks Off December in the RedCRYPTOCAP:BTC opened the month in red, a strong sell-off slammed BTC from $91.5k to $85k in just three hours. Bitcoin's recent strength was largely driven by hopes of a December Fed cut, but this move looks more like the market finally cooling off after running overheated for weeks. Now price is trying to stabilize around the $86k support near the CME gap. There are early signs of a bounce, and if buyers defend the 84–86k zone, a move back toward the 94–95k breakdown area is possible. If that support gives way, expect another dip or continued consolidation.
by Tealstreet
DeGRAM | BTCUSD will rebound to $92k level📊 Technical Analysis ● BTC/USD formed a false break below the 82K support zone while bouncing off the long-term dynamic support line, signalling seller exhaustion and a potential mid-trend reversal. ● Price is reclaiming structure inside the descending channel; a push toward 90–92K becomes likely if buyers break the local diagonal resistance. 💡 Fundamental Analysis ● Bitcoin sentiment improves as risk appetite stabilizes and institutional inflows show signs of recovery. ✨ Summary Support: 82K. Targets: 90K → 92K. Medium-term bullish bias while above dynamic support. ------------------- Share your opinion in the comments and support the idea with a like. Thanks for your support!
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by DeGRAM
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Lingrid | BTCUSDT Major Resistance Rejection. Potential Sell BINANCE:BTCUSDT perfectly played out my previous trading idea. Price has broken sharply below the pullback channel after failing to sustain momentum into the 93,000 resistance zone — a heavy confluence of the mid-channel trendline and the broader descending structure. This rejection confirms another lower high, reinforcing the dominant bearish sequence visible since early November. The breakdown signals a shift back into trend continuation mode, with sellers retaking control after a corrective rally. As long as CRYPTOCAP:BTC trades below 90,000–92,000, the downside path points toward the 81,000 support, where the previous bottom formed and where a potential double-bottom setup may emerge. Momentum remains pressured, and liquidity below the recent swing low increases the probability of a sweep toward 81,000, and possibly deeper into the buying zone. ➡️ Primary scenario: continuation lower → targets 81,100. ⚠️ Risk scenario: a breakout above 93,800 would neutralize the bearish outlook. If this idea resonates with you or you have your own opinion, traders, hit the comments. I’m excited to read your thoughts!
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by Lingrid
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BTC: The Bitcoin bounce is not a trend reversal🚫 The Bitcoin bounce is not a trend reversal Here’s why the current move looks more like a liquidity trap than a real bullish reversal: - Momentum is lagging — the rebound isn’t supported by strength. - Liquidity spikes look engineered to squeeze short positions rather than coming from genuine buyers. - ETFs are selling while BTC is pumping → classic exit liquidity behaviour. - We remain in a bearish trend, and the current flag pattern is on the verge of breaking. Statistically, these patterns break down, with targets equal to the size of the previous leg. - Price is rising while volume is falling → this is a hidden bearish divergence on volume. 🎯 What I’m seeing It looks like many institutions were caught off guard by the depth of this downtrend, and now they’re trying to reduce exposure. They appear to be engineering a bounce to attract retail FOMO, allowing them to exit with smaller losses — a classic liquidity extraction move. As I’ve mentioned several times already: 👉 The primary trend remains bearish until Q2 2026, though we should expect bounces and manipulative moves along the way. ⚠️ My advice Don’t deploy all your capital into a fake FOMO rally and become the institutions’ exit liquidity. Wait for a proper bottom confirmation, such as: A W pattern, followed by a successful retest with a higher low. ❌ Invalidation This analysis becomes invalid only if the current pattern breaks upward with strong volume. DYOR
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by CryptoNikkoid
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BTC: Bearish Breakdown From ChannelHi! Bitcoin has broken decisively below the rising channel that has guided price for months, marking a significant shift in market structure. This breakdown aligns with a completed Head & Shoulders pattern, where price failed to hold the right shoulder area and continued lower, confirming bearish momentum. With the channel support lost and no meaningful bullish reaction on the retest, sellers remain firmly in control. BTC is now heading toward the next major horizontal support around $88,900, which is the key level highlighted in the chart. Unless buyers reclaim the broken channel support with strong conviction, the path of least resistance remains to the downside.
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by melikatrader94
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5 Key Trading Tips for BeginnersWelcome back everyone to another post! In this article we will be explaining 5 key pointers (tips) for new individuals entering the trading space. When it comes to trading first there is “ understanding ” before we begin the 5 keys steps. Let me assist you in understanding what will happen when you take on trading. Trading is a challenge. Not a video game challenge, not a math test challenge – a * Challenge * One that will break you. Trading will break you mentally, physically, spiritually and financially. It is an eye-opening journey. Trading will teach you a lot about yourself, and it will teach you a lot about discipline, patience and how you can analyze markets. I saw a quote somewhere, it said trading: “ Trading is the hardest way, to make easy money ” and they are right. You will be learning how to manage risk, control your emotions, understand your own decision-making patterns. These are all invaluable lessons for life, as well as trading. Sounds great! But then there are the losses, what you lose to gain all this. Trading isn’t something that you can learn overnight – all those posts you see about a young 17-year-old “ cracking the code ” is rubbish. Why? Because they haven’t learnt life lessons. You can make money fast, but you will lose it faster if you don’t know how to manage it. Trading will drain every bit of energy out of you. You will feel like you’re falling behind, you will eventually collapse at every loss and become frustrated. The market will test you; the market doesn’t give a damn about you – you accept the risk when you take on trading and since you’re the one making the trades, it’s you VS you. You’re testing yourself. You agree to test your patience, your confidence, your mindset. Doing so will make progress feel nonexistent or slow. Every day, and every trade you will question yourself, wondering if “trading” is even for you. Sometimes it will feel like you’re going in circles. You will continue to make mistakes repeatedly. It will become exhausting but remember – only experience and your own strengths will allow you to succeed. Only those who can endure the grind without giving up will make it. So, let’s start off the 5 key pointers that will prepare you. 1) Prioritize Risk Management Over Profits: Most newbies focus first on “ making money ” rather than safeguarding capital. The reality is that surviving in the market is way more important than winning every trade you see or come across. Key Points: Determine risk per trade: A common rule is risking no more than 1-2% of your trading account on a single trade. This way even a string of losses will not wipe you out. Always use stoploss: A defined maximum loss per trade enforces discipline and emotions to stay in check. Position sizing: Your sizing should be proportional to what you’re willing to lose on each trade. Bigger trades amplify the losses, but they also amplify the profits. Why it matters: Without strong risk management, even a high win-rate strategy can fail. Protecting capital ensures you’re still in the game when opportunities arise. 2) Develop a trading plan and stick to it . Random reactive trading is the best way to lose money. Build your plan overtime. Key points: Define your strategy: Building your strategy is the longest part, constant back testing and forward testing, refining and rebuilding. You’re not “switching” your strategy if you’re adding something small to it, you’re changing it if you eliminate the whole thing. Identify your form of trades, short, mid, long term or swing trades. Set clear rules: Don’t leave anything to chance, for example “I only enter trades if price closes above the 50ema and RSI is above 50” Journalling trades: Ensure to journal all your trades, “How do I journal” Easy. Record the time, date, symbol, pair, what model/system you used, images, your entry, tp and exit, why and for how long you’ll have it open. Why it matters: Consistency is a key, it pairs with discipline, psychology and lingers with risk management. Traders who follow a disciplined system perform better than those to trade off an impulsive feeling. Other words “Gamble” 3) Master one market and one system first: Beginners usually spread themselves too thin, trying forex, crypto, stocks and commodities all at once – Unfortunately for me I made this mistake at the start which made it very difficult! – Don’t do this. Stick to one market. Key points: Pick one market: Each market has its own rhythm, volatility, and liquidity. Teaching one thoroughly allows you to understand everything about it. Focus on one system: Instead of trying every new system from you tubes or forums, master one approach and refine it onwards e.g. – you trade FVGs, Win rate is 50% once you add Fibonacci it might be e.g. 65% Avoid information overload: Social media and trading forums are filled with conflicting advice, stick to your chosen approach and refine it. People say you need to have 12-hour trading days. If you do this, you will FAIL. You will grind yourself into the ground and face burnout making it very difficult to get back up again. Limit yourself to how much trading and trading study you do a day. Eg 10 back test trades, 3 real trades, 3 journaled trades, 1 hour of studying and researching the market. Without strong risk management, even a high win-rate strategy can fail. Protecting capital ensures you’re still in the game when opportunities arise. Why it matters Depth beats breadth early on. Mastering a single market and system will allow you to build confidence and improve your edge. 4) Understand the Psychology of trading. Trading isn’t just numbers: as mentioned in “understanding” it’s a test of emotional control, fear, greed and impatience. Key points: Emotions vs logic: ensure you recognize emotional reactions like FOMO (Fear of missing out) or revenge trading. Pause before reacting to a trade that will go against you. Set realistic expectations : Markets move slowly. Sometimes for months, don’t expect huge gains overnight. Just like DCA focus on compounding. Compound your knowledge and skill set. Mindset training: Techniques like medication and journaling as well as visualization can help reduce stress and maintain discipline. Why it matters: Even a diamond system can still fail if emotions drive your actions. Psychology often determines long term success, more than technical skill. 5) Prioritize learning. Then earning. Beginners fall into the trap of trading being a “get rich quick” scheme. But the real investment is learning how the market works. Key points: Paper and demo trade first: Practice on demo accounts before you use real money – you will be surprised how many times you will fail. It’s better to fail with simulation money than your McDonalds weekly wage. Review every trade: Analyze your losing trades, but also your winning trades. Find patterns and areas to improve. Continuously educate yourself: Read books about the mind, about habits, watch market analysis but critically, apply what you learn and don’t just collect information and not use it. Why it matters: Earnings are just the byproduct trading. The faster you learn and adapt, the sooner your profits will appear. Treat early losses as tuition. Not failure. Thank you all so much for reading. I hope this benefits all those who are starting off their trading journey. If you have any questions, let me know in the comments below!
Education
by King_BennyBag
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Bitcoin Weakens After H&S Pattern: Next Stop, 89k?Hi! It looks like price recently formed a pretty clean Head & Shoulders pattern on the 15m timeframe. The left shoulder, head, and right shoulder are all well-defined, and price has already broken beneath the neckline with a clear shift in structure. Momentum is leaning bearish. The chart also shows a large supply zone above (the red area), which rejected price strongly adding confluence that the top may be in for now. The projections on the chart make sense: if the neckline continues to hold as resistance, we could see a move down toward the blue demand zone around 88.7k–89k. That’s the next major liquidity pool and likely where buyers might step in again. Unless price reclaims the neckline with strength, the bias stays short-term bearish with continuation lower.
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by melikatrader94
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BITCOIN → Retest of the 94,000 zone of interest...BINANCE:BTCUSDT.P is rebounding from its interim low of 80,000. However, it is still too early to talk about a bull market, as a countertrend correction is forming under the current circumstances. Globally, Bitcoin is in a downtrend, with the zone of interest for a countertrend correction being 94,000-95,000. The market structure is bearish, and a retest of the break-even zone could trigger a downward movement within the trend. After a strong liquidation to 80K, the market is forming a pullback, which is a basic phenomenon. There is no confirmation of a trend reversal yet, and the fundamental background is neutral, without clear support. Various analytical services suggest that the market is in a cleansing phase and has so far only liquidated short-term traders, reaching a cumulative average break-even price. A classic pullback. Technically, the zone of interest or magnet for the medium-term market is 75K (on the daily timeframe). Resistance levels: 93,000, 94,000, 97,300 Support levels: 89,000, 86,000 In the current situation: a bearish trend, weak purchasing power, and a weak fundamental background, I consider a pullback to be the primary reaction to the 93-94K zone. However, the market is not constant, and if support appears (news or other drivers) and Bitcoin manages to stay above 95K, then growth can be expected. Sincerely, R. Linda!
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by RLinda
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BTCUSDT – Bearish Flag Breakdown + 1H Bearish Divergence Bitcoin just broke down from a clear bearish flag structure after forming 1H bearish divergence right at the flag’s upper boundary. This is a classic continuation setup after the strong impulsive drop that came before it. The flag acted as nothing more than a relief channel — price kept grinding upward with weakening momentum while RSI printed lower highs. That’s the textbook recipe for a bearish divergence and a high-probability breakdown. Now that price has snapped below the flag support, the structure favors a continuation of the previous bearish leg. 🔥 Key Points Strong impulsive drop → consolidation inside rising flag 1H bearish divergence signaling exhaustion Clean breakdown confirms bearish continuation Momentum finally aligned with structure — sellers taking control again Downside levels marked on your chart line up well with previous liquidity pools 📉 Outlook Bias remains bearish unless BTC reclaims the flag structure. A continuation into the lower target zone (highlighted in green on your chart) is the most probable path. If price retraces back into the broken flag for a retest, it would be a fresh continuation entry zone. This breakdown is clean, logical, and follows classic price-action behavior — nothing confusing here.
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by MAAwan
BTCUSDT.P - December 1, 2025The chart shows Bitcoin breaking down sharply from a rising wedge‑type structure after failing to sustain prices above the 91,000–91,500 resistance band, confirming short‑term bearish momentum on the 15‑minute timeframe. Immediate support sits around 86,000–85,500 where price is currently reacting, but the highlighted lower zone near 82,000–81,500 represents the next downside target if this local support gives way, aligning with the projected stop level for any counter‑trend long attempt. The higher‑probability play is to wait for either a clear bullish reversal pattern and strong candles off the 85,500–86,000 area to target a corrective bounce back toward 91,000, or a weak consolidation followed by continuation selling into the lower support box to consider fresh shorts with stops above the broken intraday resistance.
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by miljedtothemoon
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