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@EmperorBTC · Unclaimed · 30 days · 24 hours horizon How it’s ranked
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Coverage 5 May 2026 – 10 Nov 2026
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5 May 2026 – 10 Nov 2026
Every token @EmperorBTC has called, most recent first. The badge is their latest call on it. 1 token, all time.
Last called 4 Aug 2026 · 2 calls since 18 May 2026
0 bullish · 2 bearish
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| Posted (UTC) | Call | Asset | Direction | Price at post | Horizon | Price at horizon | Return | Status |
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| 26 Oct 2026, 14:45 | “Bitcoin Market Report. You need to know this. Bitcoin Top-Down Analysis: 1. The Weekly Chart Everything should be built from the top down. First decide the weekly trend and then use the lower timeframe to form a bias. After the range low touch at $60k, the bullish fuelled by mass short liquidations,has started to form some bullish structure on the weekly. 80K has become an imperative level to hold (you'll see in the daily chart how it's currently being exhausted). Otherwise, a sweep of the low at $75k becomes a very probable move, as standard Bitcoin PA has shown us time and again that a major HTF sweep tends to fuel the next major run. (Note: every local top that formed in the bear market came from a major sweep of highs.) With that being said, we're currently sitting at the weekly supply zone (the last weekly down close before the expansive move higher). This could be the catalyst for the next leg up, putting in the HTF higher low most market participants long for... pardon the pun. 2. The Daily Chart With the weekly context in mind, we can now go through the daily chart with a finer comb. As I keep repeating in the market update videos, auction market theory reigns supreme in BTC price action, with every major expansive move followed by a long consolidation / range. After we flipped the HTF range high of $75k, which coincided with a sweep of the LTF low, we pushed bullishly up through $80k (a major psychological resistance / round number) towards the yearly open (another major psychological resistance) and started forming our next consolidation / LTF range. Since then we've broken down through that LTF range. Every bullish attempt to push back up has been met with sharp sell-offs at logical resistance overhead, like the mid-range point of the LTF range (all covered in my market update videos). Bitcoin hasn't been helped at all by news-driven events and global uncertainty, which naturally leads to selling pressure (like the ETF outflows we saw over the last couple of weeks) as people dump their risk assets in pursuit of more certain market conditions. On the daily we're now back at our previous LTF range highs, with multiple stabs below $80k. $80.6k is a key level in its own right. It was a prior bear market range low, and it was the primary resistance when we were trying to get through $80k in the first place. Rather concerningly, we're currently back under that level and have seen some bearish underside retests of it on the lower timeframes. That being said, for me these have always been levels of discount and uncertainty worth putting a small portion of risk on. Most people wait for price to be exploding to the upside before jumping in head first. The best expected value always comes at these discounted, scary levels that everyone begs for, yet bails on once the market actually presents them. In the words of a once infamous person in this space: "Big week ahead" 3. This Week's Macro News (some big ones here) Bitcoin has been trading like a tech stock all month, so most of what moves it this week won't come from crypto at all. - Wednesday: The Fed. No hike is expected, with most expecting them to hold until after the midterms. Microsoft and Alphabet also report, and the capex numbers are what matter. If the AI spending story starts to crack, BTC follows the Nasdaq down. - Thursday: PCE and Q3 GDP. A hot PCE print puts a December hike firmly back on the table. Amazon and Coinbase also report, and Coinbase gives a decent read on whether retail is actually trading. - Oil: Brent hit $116 after the Houthi strikes on Saudi infrastructure, its highest since April. Saudi, Turkish and Pakistani officials meet Iran in Tehran this week. How that goes decides whether the inflation trade comes back. - Midterms: next week, and another pivot point for the Fed. I'm marking my levels, cutting size and letting the data come to me. In weeks like this, most of the money gets lost chasing the first move.” |
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| 12 Oct 2026, 11:08 | “Bitcoin Price Update. Read it completely to understand where we are. BITCOIN CHART UPDATE: In Saturday's Market Update on YouTube, we covered the three things behind the move from $86.5k down to $80.5k. $450m of ETF outflows, FOMC minutes pointing to another rate hike before year end, and an underperforming OpenAI revenue headline that hit risk appetite across the board. Whether we like it or not, $BTC still sits at the back of the pecking order during risk-off events. 1. All that being said, while I'm sure most crypto traders miss the days when you didn't need to be a global economist and political expert to make an educated trade, we stayed true to the current bullish structure on $BTC. The ~7% pullback, as I highlighted in the video, was simply an opportunity (one most people had been waiting for), just like the ~8.5% pullback in the previous consolidation from $82k to $75k before we moved up to $88k. This time the confluence was the HTF range high (which we broke through and have now retested bullishly), the nPOC, and the HTF key S/R level all holding strong. 2. We then moved up, with some short-lived hesitation at the LTF range low, which I strongly recommended against shorting in the video, before reclaiming the VAL of the LTF range (which I'm long from) and pushing back up through the $83k region. 3. We're now coming back to retest the LTF range lows and S/R zone, which is crucial to hold. If we lose it, we could see a slow grind back down towards $80.5k, but I don't see that as a high-probability scenario given the higher timeframe tide. 4. The next real trouble zones, although sounds obvious, are the mid-range point and the range highs. Around the mid-range there's the VAH, an nPOC, and the mid-range point itself, which has already proven its importance in this LTF range. With all three overlapping, I'd expect some kind of bearish reaction there one way or another. Above that is the range high, which brings its own issues. With stacked highs and the Yearly Open sitting just above it, it has an SFP written all over it. But that's something we'll deal with when we get there! I'll be dropping another Market Update later today covering some alts alongside $BTC, so head to the link in my bio and subscribe to the channel!” | BTC | ▲ Bullish | — | 24h | — | — | unscored |
