Potential short-term correction today.

Indeed.

GM

Maybe lower.

$XMR update

HTF idea is still intact, but we could see it underperform for some more days/weeks, until the setup becomes favorable again.

BTC pair doesn't look great in the present moment. Some strong rejection wicks and corrective structure on LTF.

It could go down to the blue zone before going higher. Doesn't worry me for the long-term accumulation idea.

Going lower as expected.

I will let you know when I think the local bottom is in.

Eyes on $61k-62k.

This is the LTF idea.

Reached ✅

Let's see if this zone can hold.

As long as $60k holds overall, all good.

Lots of demand around these levels.

Have a good weekend.

https://x.com/CryptoCapo_/status/2070421032872079439?s=20

Massive liquidity imbalance.

Reclaim of $66k would be ideal.

GM

https://x.com/i/status/2072951287214215546

Not too much to update.

Short-term shakeouts may occur, but as long as $60k holds overall, this looks very bullish for the coming weeks.

Crypto market is slow, but it looks solid despite the recent news.

Next weeks should be green. Just a matter of time.

Something I realize more and more, with trading but also with life, is that not everything is under our control, and that more is not necessarily better.

For example, I've been bullish since January/February, when price reached the expected main support zone of $60k-70k:

[https://t.iss.one/CryptoCapoTG/1344], [https://x.com/CryptoCapo_/status/2019434869001195948?s=20]

Since then, 5 months have passed by, which is a lot of time. And price went up to 82k, then back down to 58k, and now trading at around 63k.

During all this time, of course I've reviewed my analysis to see if something was wrong and if price could go lower from here. But, the more I checked, the more it confirmed the bullish bias.

So... to what extent is it healthy to keep checking, to try to control every variable?

In the end, the result is not up to us. Market analysis doesn't give you 100% probabilities, never. There are no guarantees. You can position yourself on the side of probability, and that's what matters. But even more important is knowing how to wait, to have patience.

And overanalyzing, besides causing unnecessary stress, can make you change your mind simply because what you expect is not happening yet.

The market could remain within a range for more weeks, or it could start going up from here. That's difficult to know. What you need to know is how to not let that affect you while you keep living your life, and how to adapt if something unexpected occurs.

Therefore, the lesson here is trust, acceptance, and detachment. Trust because you've done your best. Acceptance to embrace the reality of the present moment and its timing. And detachment by understanding that the final outcome doesn't fully depend on you. That depends on something much bigger than us.

And this applies to everything in life.

​“To acquire knowledge, one must study; but to acquire wisdom, one must observe.”