Published 26 Jun 2026, 15:49 UTC · fetched 3 Nov 2026, 11:00 UTC
Nebraskangooner
@Nebraskangooner
In reply to · 26 Jun 2026, 15:42 UTC · context given to the AI
bitcoin:native Bears have controlled this entire move since Monday’s New York open. Every bounce has been sold, every lower high has mattered, and price has been walking under the same intraday downtrend the whole way. So step one is simple, BTC needs to take the diagonal. Not because a trendline break is some magical bull signal. It isn’t. It just tells us the immediate sell pressure may be losing control for the first time this week. After that, the real work starts. The first horizontal I care about is the Thursday New York open around 61.3k, right before the dump. Reclaim that, and the chart gets slightly more interesting. Then you have 62.2k, then the bigger 64k area above. That would be the difference between a small bounce and actual repair. Right now bears still have the ball. Bulls don’t need a miracle, but they do need to start taking levels back instead of just surviving near the lows. Break the diagonal, reclaim Thursday’s open, then start stacking horizontals. Until then, it’s still pressure. After that, maybe we finally have something worth paying attention to.@Truecrypto Cmon BTC u can do itView original on X ↗
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