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Published 4 Jun 2026, 15:00 UTC · fetched 3 Nov 2026, 10:59 UTC

That Martini Guy ₿

@MartiniGuyYT

Everyone keeps asking why crypto isn’t ripping higher. Look around. Oil is rising. The Middle East situation is still unresolved. Gold has become the world’s top reserve asset. And investors are moving money into what they perceive as safety. Yet every small Bitcoin bounce is being treated like the start of a new bull run. Maybe it is. But after multiple bear markets, I’ve learned that markets don’t bottom when everyone is looking for reasons to buy. They bottom when people stop looking altogether. That’s the part I don’t think we’re at yet.

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Same 24h episode

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“BITCOIN HEATMAP GIANT TRAP!! DOUBLING MY $10M BITCOIN SHORT Watch Now 👇 https://t.co/0N1KwvWgSt https://t.co/wjB8FAYZD7”Anchor (scored)4 Jun 2026, 12:41 UTC
“Everyone’s celebrating the bounce. I’m not. ETF outflows are still coming in. Bitcoin on exchanges is rising. USDT balances on exchanges are falling. Funding remains heavily skewed, volatility is expanding, and spot selling pressure is still outweighing buying pressure. That’s why I’m still holding my short. Could Bitcoin bounce from here? Of course. But a bounce doesn’t automatically mean the bottom is in. The market is trying very hard to convince people the worst is over. The data is telling a different story.”Repeat4 Jun 2026, 14:04 UTC
“Bitcoin is starting to bounce, but the data still isn’t telling me to get excited. Funding rates remain negative across the board, which tells me short positions are still piling into the market. Looking at taker volume, the sell pressure hasn’t gone anywhere either. Spot sells are still outweighing buys. Futures sells are still outweighing buys. The interesting part is that spot volume is rising. There is real money coming into the market and people are buying this dip. The question is whether it’s enough. Without the ETFs, Saylor and the larger funds aggressively buying, can retail actually hold this market up on its own? Right now it looks like retail is buying the dip while larger players are selling into it. If that’s the case, this bounce might just be a pause before the next move. The next volume spike should tell us everything. 👀”

AI interpretation

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Asset: Bitcoin (BTC)
Direction: ▼ Bearish
Intent: inferred
Horizon: 24 hours (default, none stated)
Evidence span: “Yet every small Bitcoin bounce is being treated like the start of a new bull run.”
Confidence: 97%
Review state: auto accepted
Model / prompt: gpt-6-luna+decisions · decisions-v3

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