Bitcoin’s Flash Highs Reversed — Wait for Confirmed Breakout
I saw Bitcoin spike to new highs and then give most of the gains back within hours. That move looked like a low-volume breakout hit by rapid profit-taking, algorithmic selling around paper gains, and thin liquidity at the top.
On-chain and market-structure clues point to options expiries, ETF-related flows and concentrated limit orders amplifying the reversal rather than a sudden change in fundamentals. The short-term trend remains volatile and range-bound until we see a clear, high-volume breakout or a decisive retest of support.
I’m not chasing the failed breakout; I’m watching price and liquidity closely and will wait for confirmed follow-through or cleaner buy-the-dip setups before increasing exposure.
Analysis
Recommendation
Don’t buy into the failed breakout; wait for either a high-volume confirmed breakout or consider buying selectively on weakness after established support holds and liquidity normalizes.
Disclaimer
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