Bitcoin (BTCUSD)

We have major whale selling action, that is the delay in pushing back to ATH again. Next run should get us to $125k+

https://coinmarketcap.com/academy/ar...off-completion

Tomorrow feels too soon for a major dump, but I’m hoping we’ll see 108,500 by tomorrow.

Yea, i believe this drop is just for the MMs fill the best buy orders while driving the retail market to short. Whatever, we'll never know what the MMs will do with the price... Be very careful, as we have 5 weeks in a row of prices accumulating, something big is coming.

Bitcoin volatility has picked up massively this morning, expecting a big leg up this week as a result:

If price sustain this level of 111080 we can go for long upto 113000

Another week with high activity, 6 in a row.

gonna be a strong signal if Daily bar closes as inside bar again today. Probably interesting week ahead of us

This is my day trading system I trade with using my own custom indicator on a 1hr charts.
Flat BTC at present after short being stopped for small profit, Waiting for next signal.

My long term system is also flat after closing long yesterday..

More bearish momentum on bitcoin incoming.

will still continue to rise, but if hit my SL it will still down

Bearish momentum, if it breaks below that last support, further bearish momentum is imminent.

So should I sell or wait for the confirmation

Sounds good, trading BTCUSD can be really volatile, so timing entries and risk management matter more than anything. I’ll be following the thread to see your updates and maybe share some chart insights too.

All time high inbound today

The biggest problem I now face is what to actually do when we finally get to my target of $240K? The reason I am now concerned is because it will be hard to find something as valuable to convert/sell it into as the USD and all other fiat are just worthless pieces of shit... it will all depend on how the Bitcoin adoption is going in mainstream society by them. I'm guessing we are probably going to get there sometime later next year. And then.... jeeez, I'm not sure? Swap for land? Gold? or continue the HODL? Its going to a a tricky day when it comes... and it WILL come!

GM folks.

Bitcoin is trading around $124,730, close to its recent all-time high. The global Put/Call Ratio stands at 0.59 (maturity Oct 31st), showing a clear dominance of calls in open interest — a bullish positioning signal. The strikes with the largest concentration of calls are at 124k, 122k, and 125k, reinforcing that the market views the current level as support and projects further upside.

The volatility structure shows a skew of 3.83%, with out-of-the-money puts (IV ≈ 48.8%) still more expensive than calls (IV ≈ 45.0%), reflecting demand for downside protection. The PCR by strike range confirms this dual picture:
• <112k: puts dominate strongly (PCR ≈ 14.2), indicating heavy hedging against deep drawdowns.
• 112k–122k: more balanced (PCR ≈ 0.46), suggesting less risk aversion in this zone.
• 122k–127k (ATM and above): calls completely dominate (PCR ≈ 0.05), showing bullish positioning.
• 127k+: almost only calls, reflecting speculative bets on further breakouts.

In short, the market is heavily hedged below spot but strongly betting on upside above 122k, with calls dominating nearly all higher ranges. This creates an asymmetric setup: caution on the downside, but clear conviction in short-term upside potential.

Target for Cup & Handle met.

1. Price ripped off that bottom “accumulation” you marked and printed a clean impulsive leg up.
2. The blue arrows cluster = buyers stepping in at a higher low. That’s your intraday pivot.
3. Nearest headache is the horizontal line you drew up top — looks like the prior range high / upper band. That’s the magnet if bulls keep control.

My short-term plan from this setup (not financial advice):

1. Bias: mildly bullish while price holds above the blue-arrow cluster / last higher low.
2. Entry ideas: buy a pullback into that breakout zone (the little boxed area) or a fresh break-and-close above your marked ceiling.
3. Invalidation: cut it if we close back below the cluster or make a new low into your bottom bracket — that flips it back to range/bleed.
4. Targets: first the mid-range/previous minor high, then your drawn ceiling/upper band. If that breaks with momentum, trail for an extension; if it rejects, take the scalp and step aside.
5. Risk: this is M5 — keep size small, stops tight, aim for at least 1.5–2R. One trade, not ten.

Extra edges:

1. If the scanner’s still green on M5/M15 and H1 isn’t fighting you, probability improves.
2. Watch for a lower-high under the ceiling; that’s often the “fakeout then dump” tell.