Published 18 Jun 2026, 15:00 UTC · fetched 3 Nov 2026, 10:58 UTC
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Three days ago I posted this BTC 12H chart warning. Now Bitcoin is struggling to hold $63,800. That's a -5.27% drop from the zone I flagged. Here's what I said would happen - and what actually happened: ⇝ Said: "Resistance stack overhead: 12H Trailer at 66,414, HTF Trailer at 67,946" BTC topped at 67,219 - inside the resistance zone exactly as flagged. ⇝ Said: "Each leg up since cycle top printed a lower high" 67,219 stays below all prior bounce highs. Pattern intact. ⇝ Said: "Current rise had no serious momentum breakout" No volume expansion. Mean reversion delivered. ⇝ Said: "BTC could perhaps push another $1,000 to test 68K. But needs to close daily above 68K with expansion." Pushed to 67,219. Failed to close above 68K. No expansion. Reversed. Corrective chop expired exactly when I said it would. This is what CMT knowledge looks like. Sometimes it feels like running on cheat codes. How is it possible I keep calling tops and bottoms accurately time after time? It's simple. When CT is calling for new highs, I rather watch charts and focus on facts instead not uneducated opinions. I've been doing the same past 10 years and it works. More importantly than being right - I'm making money. Ignore the noise🐑 Got it?View original on X ↗
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