NancyPelosis

Short BTC with SL 114k, first target 112.8k, main target 111.9k–111.5k. TP1: 112.8k (first liquidity pocket). TP2: 111.9k–111.5k (main draw). 114k (last rejection high). Too slow for me. But this is after all the expansion.

Price isn’t held up by your tweets — it’s held up by volume. And volume says lower. By walking through the profile step by step, I explain how: The thick high-volume nodes act as magnets for price. The thin low-volume zones provide little support and often get filled quickly. Bitcoin’s current setup suggests price is more likely to retrace lower to retest the areas where most of the trading volume occurred. If you’ve ever wondered how to connect the dots between the volume profile and the order book, or why market structure points down when everyone else says up

Long Setup (if 113.5k breaks with displacement) Entry: 113.2–113.4k (retrace into FVG/breaker) SL: 112.8k TP1: 114.2k TP2: 115k Short Setup (if 112.0k breaks) Entry: 112.0–112.2k (retrace after breakdown) SL: 113.6k TP1: 111.0–110.8k TP2: 110.5k Short Setup (Buy-side raid rejection) Entry: 114.2–114.8k SL: 115.3k TP1: 112.8k TP2: 111.5k

Kaspa’s doing the crypto moonwalk — two steps forward, one step back — while eyeing that shiny 0.099 like it’s the last donut in the box. Price just ran a marathon from the lows, took a water break around 0.0978, and is stretching before the final sprint. If the bulls keep their sneakers laced, we might see 0.099 before they even realize they’re out of breath. But beware… there’s a lurking bear at 0.099 with a ‘No Entry’ sign and a big stick

Could go lower at first but will end up grabbing liquidity higher, form SMT, then entry model, then targets hit as chart shows. Trigger: A wick into $3.95–$4.00 Targets: TP1: $3.90 (minor intraday support) TP2: $3.85 (recent local low) TP3: $3.78 (major 1H structure low)

Play them after confirmation as many times as they are met you can enter them. They are NOT in any sequential order. Horizontal lines for easy reading. This is valid until BTC breaks below or above and those breakout levels are listed too. LONG #1 (breakout): Break and hold above 119,500, buy the pullback 119,400–119,600 → targets 121,900 → 122–123k. Invalidate on loss of 119,000. LONG #2 (sweep-reclaim scalp): Sweep 116,200–116,400, reclaim and hold above ~117,000 → 117,900–118,100. Invalidate on loss of the reclaim (~116,800). SHORT #1 (rejection): Fail/sweep at 119,300–119,800 and close back inside → 118,900 → 118,000 → 117,500. Invalidate on H1 close > 119,800. SHORT #2 (intraday fade): Reject 117,200–117,400 → 116,600 → 116,200. Invalidate on push/hold > 117,500.

Next Monday between 2am-3am EST BTC will have retraced to 116-117k. This is where I will open a long, target 121500k-122k sl 115750. BTC may sweep below this region before monday but I won't play a long until noted. The reason is based on the fact monday london sets the low range of the week and is the highest probable time to enter a swing trade. Price will most likley reach TP by Wednesday. Also The big confluence is the 1.1 B worth of longs placed at 116000.

Price running it back at 991 stacked sellers are present, I expect weak bounce, and trapped longs screaming exit Ideal short entry lies at 991 with SL above 994 and TP near 960. Don’t overthink it.

Liquidity cluster above: A significant band of liquidation levels exists above 0.00178–0.00180, where market makers likely enticed longs and are now ready to reverse.Thin liquidity zones below: The area from 0.00174 down to 0.001675 has less dense heat, suggesting an easy path for a quick move down.Last price reaction: Price recently tagged upper high-liquidity levels, followed by rejection and an initial roll over.

Alright so I got in ADA at 0.0561 after that liq grab and bounce, aiming for 0.0584 as a clean take profit not pushing it, just a quick move. Stop’s set at 0.0550 under that last little sweep zone in case it rolls over. Just lettin it play out, looks decent risk-to-reward.discord.gg/Eu89Vb2c