Published 17 Jul 2026, 12:30 UTC · fetched 6 Nov 2026, 14:17 UTC
swarmik
@swarmister
Quoting · 17 Jul 2026, 06:09 UTC · context given to the AI
$BTC D1 + H4 timeframes. Analysis results + update (enjoy). So, my expectations were confirmed, we saw a correction, and we’re currently in a zone of interest from a technical analysis perspective; it would be logical to see a bounce from here. However, from a liquidity perspective, the nearest zones of interest are 62.4 and 61.2k. Bitcoin is flexible enough to enter (for me), so I’ve now opened a partial position and am ready to add to my long position with a final target of 70.7k per Bitcoin. Be careful here, as there’s still liquidity on the downside, and the market is following it.How $BTC reacts at the upper boundary of the local range. (It still looks great to me.) A post in the educational content category. Five false breakouts in a row. This is exactly what distribution within a range often looks like. Right now, the price has reached the first block of long liquidity and has already shown a reaction. At the very least, those who jumped in on the rally with high leverage got scared here and were pushed out of the move. Ideally, I’d like to see the decline continue toward the main local zone, which I’ve consistently highlighted. There, retail traders will most likely flip to short positions en masse, and liquidations will be triggered for those who had previously built up positions. Such a combination already looks much more promising for a continued rally toward the key intraday zones. For now, based on my strategy, which relies on logical filters for determining context, I cannot consider trading with too high a volume. I entered the position at 2/3 of the volume and may add to it at 61.5 if the opportunity arises. I believe this is worth adding for a more complete understanding of the current situation.View original on X ↗
Deterministic: the same prices and policy always give the same result
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