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Why Do Resistance, Support, Trendlines, Fibonacci, and Chart Patterns Only Work Probabilistically?(Meaning they are sometimes accurate, sometimes not)In an uptrend, we follow the strategy of "buying at the bottom, selling at the top." But in a downtrend, what strategy should guide us? It’s the opposite: "shorting at the top and closing the short at the bottom." The approach is not much different from spot trading. We still use tools to identify tops and bottoms to execute our shorting plan and close positions.For BTC on the D1 timeframe, the trend remains bearish. According to my system, BTCUSDT formed a peak on D1 on May 27 and May 28, with two "has peak D1" signals. This suggests that if we follow a short strategy, we would take profits at the D1 bottom.In terms of price, we could wait around the $100k level to observe price action for profit-taking. Alternatively, using a bottom-detection system, we would close the position when a "has bottom" signal appears, regardless of whether the price hits $100k. It depends on the real-time market dynamics at that moment. The price might drop further to $95k or $93k, or it may not even reach $100k. Fixing a specific price level—whether it’s a resistance, support, trendline, or Fibonacci level—may not fully capture the overall real-time market context.This is why sometimes the price hits the exact fixed zone, but other times it overshoots, undershoots, or a larger timeframe intervenes and breaks these fixed zones. That’s because price zones, trendlines, resistance, support, and Fibonacci levels are based on historical context.In real-time, we are dealing with the present, which is vastly different from historical context. For example, differences in political leadership, monetary policies, wars, geopolitics, or capital inflows can all create disparities. This is why trendlines, resistance, support, Fibonacci levels, and chart patterns are not always accurate in the present or only work probabilistically.Stay sharp, brothers!

BUY/LONG WIFUSDT FOLLOWING D1 PEAKBy the way, someone asked about spot trading WIF to try averaging down (DCA) since they bought at a relatively high price for WIF’s current level.If you have a system for identifying bottoms and buy signals for WIF spot trading, then April 14, 2025, was a D1 BUY signal. The entry price was $0.46175, which would have yielded roughly 190% profit. If you bought higher, let’s see if we can fix it. Now, we wait for the H4 to correct, and it’ll set up for another BUY leg. Entry Buy: Look to buy in the $0.8–$0.9 range. Close Buy: Refer to the three take-profit zones as shown on the chart.Wishing everyone success!

BUY/LONG ENAUSDT FOLLOWING D1 PEAKHello,While the little one is fast asleep, I’m taking a moment to share a few pairs set to rise soon. ENAUSDT is one such case. It’s similar to PNUT—rising together, falling together. Currently, after a few days of gains, it’s in a corrective pullback, but don’t short it.Wait to LONG or BUY ENA for the next upward move. Entry BUY: Look for the H4 correction to bring ENA’s price to around $0.3611. Close Buy/Long: Refer to the price levels on the chart to take profits.Wishing you success!Update ENA, active in day

BUY/LONG PNUTUSDT FOLLOWING D1 PEAKHello,I currently recommend a pair for you to BUY/LONG: PNUTUSDT.Why should you BUY/LONG PNUTUSDT? The D1 peak is still ongoing, with no signs of a confirmed D1 top for PNUT. H4 is currently in a corrective pullback after rallying to form a peak at $0.49. The likelihood of breaking above the recent H4 All-Time High (ATH) is high, making it a good opportunity for a LONG/BUY position.So, what should we do? Trend: BUY Entry: When H4 corrects, the price is expected to return to around $0.3167. At this level, allocate your capital and enter a BUY position. Close Buy: When H4 forms a peak (has a peak on H4).Alternatively, refer to the price levels on the chart.Wishing you success!Stay in entry

BUY CHRUSDT, SWING BUY 2025Entry: Around the current price, the lower the betterClose Buy: Around 0.3Swing Buy: 2025

Do you want BTC to drop on April 27 or May 11?If it drops on April 27, BTC will decline sharply. If it drops on May 11, BTC will only correct on the D1 timeframe and then continue rising on the weekly timeframe. Which option do you choose?

D1 still hasn’t formed a peak?Long this week, the peak is still on D1. D1 hasn’t signaled a top yet, and the smaller H1 or H4 timeframes are correcting to continue the LONG upward move.

BINANCE DELISTINGIS THERE STILL HOPE FOR THESE COINS?Binance has delisted the trading pairs for STMX, NULS, BAL, and FIRO. So, is there still a chance for these tokens? Currently, these pairs still have liquidity on a few other exchanges. Now, let’s dive back into the charts to see if there’s anything worth exploring.Overall, the Weekly (W) and Monthly (M) cycles are in a downtrend. The Weekly cycle is nearing the completion of its bottom and starting to rise.We will enter at the current price based on the D1 cycle. Once the D1 cycle forms a peak, we will exit our spot positions.The green line zone represents the expected profit area for this upward move. Stay disciplined and trade according to the D1 cycle, no longer.LOOK CHART: STMXUSDBALUSDNULSUSD

The discrepancy between mapping and the real-time market is almost zero.This is pure luck, nothing else. What is Mapping?Mapping is a method of projecting outcomes based on reading current and historical real-time data. To achieve accurate mapping results, you need a system that correctly identifies trends, accurately detects peaks and troughs, and clearly defines what constitutes a Swing and what constitutes Scalping, as well as what a test is, where the test occurs, where the peak price is, and so on. Among these systems, the trend-reading system is the most critical—it must be absolutely accurate for the other systems to function correctly. If the trend is misread, the other systems are almost guaranteed to fail. Mapping is merely a projection based on recommended data for users who lack such a system. With this system in place, we don’t need projections or mapping. We can wait for results, proactively seek results, or monitor outcomes as they unfold to take action. For example, if you want to buy MAGIC again, you must wait for the H4 timeframe to signal a bottom. When the H4 system indicates that MAGIC has formed a bottom, we know it’s safe to buy. If you buy before the H4 confirms a bottom, you’re buying too early, the price may not move, and you’re likely to hit a Stop Loss (SL).

BTC D1 has not yet reached its peak.Currently, the Long peak for BTC is on the D1 timeframe, and D1 continues to confirm upward movement each day. Probing for the D1 peak has not yet confirmed a top.